Final rites for Rev. O. C. Weller, 86, retired veteran Presbyterian minister of Oregon, will be held at 2 P.M. today from the Miller & Tracey funeral parlors. He died Wednesday morning in the family residence at 831 Southwest Taylor’s Ferry road.
Rev. Mr. Weller was born in Ohio. He was graduated from the Heidelberg academy there, and later was graduated from the University of Chicago. In 1910 he came to Oregon after several years of practicing in eastern states. His last pulpit was in the Woodburn Presbyterian church.
His widow, Jessie W. Weller, and a daughter, Mrs. Amy W. Jordan of Los Angeles, survive.
[The Oregonian, 25 Jun 1937, p12]
Rev. Mr. Weller was born in Ohio. He was graduated from the Heidelberg academy there, and later was graduated from the University of Chicago. In 1910 he came to Oregon after several years of practicing in eastern states. His last pulpit was in the Woodburn Presbyterian church.
His widow, Jessie W. Weller, and a daughter, Mrs. Amy W. Jordan of Los Angeles, survive.
[The Oregonian, 25 Jun 1937, p12]
Final rites for Rev. O. C. Weller, 86, retired veteran Presbyterian minister of Oregon, will be held at 2 P.M. today from the Miller & Tracey funeral parlors. He died Wednesday morning in the family residence at 831 Southwest Taylor’s Ferry road.
Rev. Mr. Weller was born in Ohio. He was graduated from the Heidelberg academy there, and later was graduated from the University of Chicago. In 1910 he came to Oregon after several years of practicing in eastern states. His last pulpit was in the Woodburn Presbyterian church.
His widow, Jessie W. Weller, and a daughter, Mrs. Amy W. Jordan of Los Angeles, survive.
[The Oregonian, 25 Jun 1937, p12]
Rev. Mr. Weller was born in Ohio. He was graduated from the Heidelberg academy there, and later was graduated from the University of Chicago. In 1910 he came to Oregon after several years of practicing in eastern states. His last pulpit was in the Woodburn Presbyterian church.
His widow, Jessie W. Weller, and a daughter, Mrs. Amy W. Jordan of Los Angeles, survive.
[The Oregonian, 25 Jun 1937, p12]
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