Ethel married John Henry Taylor January 21, 1915 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon.
They had four children:
Un-named Baby who died within hours after birth
Mildren Naomi Taylor
Margaret Elaine Taylor
Dorothy Ruth Taylor
Ethel and John's marriage ended in divorce. After the divorce Ethel and her daughters moved to Tacoma, Washington. Ethel was employed as a seamstress in a large department store in Tacoma until the illness that caused her death.
MRS ETHEL TAYLOR OF TACOMA, WASH. PASSED AWAY at her home Sunday, October 10, following a long illness, it was learned by message received here by relatives the first o of the week. Ethel DeLong was born June 10, 1896 at Blakesburg, Iowa, and was forty one years of age at her passing. She formerly resided in Oak Creek, and vicinity for a number of years until she moved to Tacoma, several years ago. She was well known in the community and held in highest esteem by all. She was a loving mother and helper to all who needed a helping hand. Her passing has cast a pall of sadness over the lives of her beloved bereaved ones., that will be slow in passing as she was dearly loved by her parents, daughters, sister and brothers.
She is survived by her parents, Mrs. Flora Huxford of Knoxville, Iowa, Frank DeLOng of Portland, Oregon, three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Selk, Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Miss Dorothy Taylor all of Tacoma, one sister, Mrs. Carl Marino of Haybro, and two brothers Marion and Otho of Portland, and niece, Carla Dee Marino of Haybro.
We extend deepest sympathy to Mrs. Marino and the bereaved family.
They had four children:
Un-named Baby who died within hours after birth
Mildren Naomi Taylor
Margaret Elaine Taylor
Dorothy Ruth Taylor
Ethel and John's marriage ended in divorce. After the divorce Ethel and her daughters moved to Tacoma, Washington. Ethel was employed as a seamstress in a large department store in Tacoma until the illness that caused her death.
MRS ETHEL TAYLOR OF TACOMA, WASH. PASSED AWAY at her home Sunday, October 10, following a long illness, it was learned by message received here by relatives the first o of the week. Ethel DeLong was born June 10, 1896 at Blakesburg, Iowa, and was forty one years of age at her passing. She formerly resided in Oak Creek, and vicinity for a number of years until she moved to Tacoma, several years ago. She was well known in the community and held in highest esteem by all. She was a loving mother and helper to all who needed a helping hand. Her passing has cast a pall of sadness over the lives of her beloved bereaved ones., that will be slow in passing as she was dearly loved by her parents, daughters, sister and brothers.
She is survived by her parents, Mrs. Flora Huxford of Knoxville, Iowa, Frank DeLOng of Portland, Oregon, three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Selk, Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Miss Dorothy Taylor all of Tacoma, one sister, Mrs. Carl Marino of Haybro, and two brothers Marion and Otho of Portland, and niece, Carla Dee Marino of Haybro.
We extend deepest sympathy to Mrs. Marino and the bereaved family.
Ethel married John Henry Taylor January 21, 1915 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon.
They had four children:
Un-named Baby who died within hours after birth
Mildren Naomi Taylor
Margaret Elaine Taylor
Dorothy Ruth Taylor
Ethel and John's marriage ended in divorce. After the divorce Ethel and her daughters moved to Tacoma, Washington. Ethel was employed as a seamstress in a large department store in Tacoma until the illness that caused her death.
MRS ETHEL TAYLOR OF TACOMA, WASH. PASSED AWAY at her home Sunday, October 10, following a long illness, it was learned by message received here by relatives the first o of the week. Ethel DeLong was born June 10, 1896 at Blakesburg, Iowa, and was forty one years of age at her passing. She formerly resided in Oak Creek, and vicinity for a number of years until she moved to Tacoma, several years ago. She was well known in the community and held in highest esteem by all. She was a loving mother and helper to all who needed a helping hand. Her passing has cast a pall of sadness over the lives of her beloved bereaved ones., that will be slow in passing as she was dearly loved by her parents, daughters, sister and brothers.
She is survived by her parents, Mrs. Flora Huxford of Knoxville, Iowa, Frank DeLOng of Portland, Oregon, three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Selk, Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Miss Dorothy Taylor all of Tacoma, one sister, Mrs. Carl Marino of Haybro, and two brothers Marion and Otho of Portland, and niece, Carla Dee Marino of Haybro.
We extend deepest sympathy to Mrs. Marino and the bereaved family.
They had four children:
Un-named Baby who died within hours after birth
Mildren Naomi Taylor
Margaret Elaine Taylor
Dorothy Ruth Taylor
Ethel and John's marriage ended in divorce. After the divorce Ethel and her daughters moved to Tacoma, Washington. Ethel was employed as a seamstress in a large department store in Tacoma until the illness that caused her death.
MRS ETHEL TAYLOR OF TACOMA, WASH. PASSED AWAY at her home Sunday, October 10, following a long illness, it was learned by message received here by relatives the first o of the week. Ethel DeLong was born June 10, 1896 at Blakesburg, Iowa, and was forty one years of age at her passing. She formerly resided in Oak Creek, and vicinity for a number of years until she moved to Tacoma, several years ago. She was well known in the community and held in highest esteem by all. She was a loving mother and helper to all who needed a helping hand. Her passing has cast a pall of sadness over the lives of her beloved bereaved ones., that will be slow in passing as she was dearly loved by her parents, daughters, sister and brothers.
She is survived by her parents, Mrs. Flora Huxford of Knoxville, Iowa, Frank DeLOng of Portland, Oregon, three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Selk, Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Miss Dorothy Taylor all of Tacoma, one sister, Mrs. Carl Marino of Haybro, and two brothers Marion and Otho of Portland, and niece, Carla Dee Marino of Haybro.
We extend deepest sympathy to Mrs. Marino and the bereaved family.
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