The birth year on the head stone is incorrect. It should read: 12 Mar 1868.
Married to R.H. Grimes 11-13-1885
Married to John Bernard Yoder 12-3-1895
Married to Frank John Stalk after 1888
Children:
Edward Joshua Yoder 1897-1972
George Bernard Yoder 1905-1963
William Yoder
MRS. STALK DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Pioneer Harbor Woman Gets Final Summons
Death yesterday morning claimed Mrs. Frank Stalk, pioneer resident of the Harbor district and an Aberdeen citizen since 1903. Mrs. Stalk die in Los Angeles, where she had gone avoit two months ago to visit her son, Edward Yoder, and his family. She planned to returned to Aberdeen shortly, but fatal illness intervened.
Mrs. Stalk was 63 years old. She came to Allyn, Mason county, 1892, and 11 years later established her home in Aberdeen. She was widely known in this city, having a large circle of friends.
She is survived by her husband at 514 West Second street; her son Edward in Los Amgeles; another son George Yoder, of Aberdeen; four grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hicks, Aberdeen, Mrs. Martha Cormier, Everett, and Mrs.Frances Terry, Tacoms.
The body will be brought to Aberdeen for burial, arriving here probably Monday morning. Mr. And Mrs. Yoder and their two sons will drive north for the service. They are expected to reach Aberdeen Sumday following which the hour of the funeral rites will be set.the services will be held sometime Wednesday at the Whiteside Chapel, and burial will be at Fernhill.
Married to R.H. Grimes 11-13-1885
Married to John Bernard Yoder 12-3-1895
Married to Frank John Stalk after 1888
Children:
Edward Joshua Yoder 1897-1972
George Bernard Yoder 1905-1963
William Yoder
MRS. STALK DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Pioneer Harbor Woman Gets Final Summons
Death yesterday morning claimed Mrs. Frank Stalk, pioneer resident of the Harbor district and an Aberdeen citizen since 1903. Mrs. Stalk die in Los Angeles, where she had gone avoit two months ago to visit her son, Edward Yoder, and his family. She planned to returned to Aberdeen shortly, but fatal illness intervened.
Mrs. Stalk was 63 years old. She came to Allyn, Mason county, 1892, and 11 years later established her home in Aberdeen. She was widely known in this city, having a large circle of friends.
She is survived by her husband at 514 West Second street; her son Edward in Los Amgeles; another son George Yoder, of Aberdeen; four grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hicks, Aberdeen, Mrs. Martha Cormier, Everett, and Mrs.Frances Terry, Tacoms.
The body will be brought to Aberdeen for burial, arriving here probably Monday morning. Mr. And Mrs. Yoder and their two sons will drive north for the service. They are expected to reach Aberdeen Sumday following which the hour of the funeral rites will be set.the services will be held sometime Wednesday at the Whiteside Chapel, and burial will be at Fernhill.
The birth year on the head stone is incorrect. It should read: 12 Mar 1868.
Married to R.H. Grimes 11-13-1885
Married to John Bernard Yoder 12-3-1895
Married to Frank John Stalk after 1888
Children:
Edward Joshua Yoder 1897-1972
George Bernard Yoder 1905-1963
William Yoder
MRS. STALK DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Pioneer Harbor Woman Gets Final Summons
Death yesterday morning claimed Mrs. Frank Stalk, pioneer resident of the Harbor district and an Aberdeen citizen since 1903. Mrs. Stalk die in Los Angeles, where she had gone avoit two months ago to visit her son, Edward Yoder, and his family. She planned to returned to Aberdeen shortly, but fatal illness intervened.
Mrs. Stalk was 63 years old. She came to Allyn, Mason county, 1892, and 11 years later established her home in Aberdeen. She was widely known in this city, having a large circle of friends.
She is survived by her husband at 514 West Second street; her son Edward in Los Amgeles; another son George Yoder, of Aberdeen; four grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hicks, Aberdeen, Mrs. Martha Cormier, Everett, and Mrs.Frances Terry, Tacoms.
The body will be brought to Aberdeen for burial, arriving here probably Monday morning. Mr. And Mrs. Yoder and their two sons will drive north for the service. They are expected to reach Aberdeen Sumday following which the hour of the funeral rites will be set.the services will be held sometime Wednesday at the Whiteside Chapel, and burial will be at Fernhill.
Married to R.H. Grimes 11-13-1885
Married to John Bernard Yoder 12-3-1895
Married to Frank John Stalk after 1888
Children:
Edward Joshua Yoder 1897-1972
George Bernard Yoder 1905-1963
William Yoder
MRS. STALK DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Pioneer Harbor Woman Gets Final Summons
Death yesterday morning claimed Mrs. Frank Stalk, pioneer resident of the Harbor district and an Aberdeen citizen since 1903. Mrs. Stalk die in Los Angeles, where she had gone avoit two months ago to visit her son, Edward Yoder, and his family. She planned to returned to Aberdeen shortly, but fatal illness intervened.
Mrs. Stalk was 63 years old. She came to Allyn, Mason county, 1892, and 11 years later established her home in Aberdeen. She was widely known in this city, having a large circle of friends.
She is survived by her husband at 514 West Second street; her son Edward in Los Amgeles; another son George Yoder, of Aberdeen; four grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Hicks, Aberdeen, Mrs. Martha Cormier, Everett, and Mrs.Frances Terry, Tacoms.
The body will be brought to Aberdeen for burial, arriving here probably Monday morning. Mr. And Mrs. Yoder and their two sons will drive north for the service. They are expected to reach Aberdeen Sumday following which the hour of the funeral rites will be set.the services will be held sometime Wednesday at the Whiteside Chapel, and burial will be at Fernhill.
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