Portland Native Passes in South
Mrs. A. D. Charlton Victim of Sudden Attack
Mrs. A. D. Charlton, wife of the retired general passenger agent for Northern Pacific railway and a Portland resident for many years, died suddenly Tuesday in San Francisco, her home.
She was born here and lived in Portland most of her life until six years ago. Funeral services will be held here. The time will be announced later.
Survivors include the widower, a sister, Mrs. J. H. McKenzie, 9324 Northeast Levee road, and a son, Howard C. Charlton, a Northern Pacific passenger agent, who lives at 126 Northwest Twentieth place.
[The Oregonian, 23 Nov 1938, p8]
Mrs. A. D. Charlton Victim of Sudden Attack
Mrs. A. D. Charlton, wife of the retired general passenger agent for Northern Pacific railway and a Portland resident for many years, died suddenly Tuesday in San Francisco, her home.
She was born here and lived in Portland most of her life until six years ago. Funeral services will be held here. The time will be announced later.
Survivors include the widower, a sister, Mrs. J. H. McKenzie, 9324 Northeast Levee road, and a son, Howard C. Charlton, a Northern Pacific passenger agent, who lives at 126 Northwest Twentieth place.
[The Oregonian, 23 Nov 1938, p8]
Portland Native Passes in South
Mrs. A. D. Charlton Victim of Sudden Attack
Mrs. A. D. Charlton, wife of the retired general passenger agent for Northern Pacific railway and a Portland resident for many years, died suddenly Tuesday in San Francisco, her home.
She was born here and lived in Portland most of her life until six years ago. Funeral services will be held here. The time will be announced later.
Survivors include the widower, a sister, Mrs. J. H. McKenzie, 9324 Northeast Levee road, and a son, Howard C. Charlton, a Northern Pacific passenger agent, who lives at 126 Northwest Twentieth place.
[The Oregonian, 23 Nov 1938, p8]
Mrs. A. D. Charlton Victim of Sudden Attack
Mrs. A. D. Charlton, wife of the retired general passenger agent for Northern Pacific railway and a Portland resident for many years, died suddenly Tuesday in San Francisco, her home.
She was born here and lived in Portland most of her life until six years ago. Funeral services will be held here. The time will be announced later.
Survivors include the widower, a sister, Mrs. J. H. McKenzie, 9324 Northeast Levee road, and a son, Howard C. Charlton, a Northern Pacific passenger agent, who lives at 126 Northwest Twentieth place.
[The Oregonian, 23 Nov 1938, p8]
