Death Certificate index says:
"Louis I. Armstrong"
Father: Jacob A. Armstrong
Mother: Mary Van Auseal
Nell Corinne Fletcher married Irvin L. Armstrong on 14 August 1927 in Thurston County Washington. He signed the certificate Irvin L. Armstrong. Witnesses: Mrs. G. H. Fletcher [Nell's mother] and Mrs. Earl Hanna [Nell's aunt]
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The Oregonian
Portland, Oregon
Monday, 20 February 1950
Page 10, Column 1
Double Rites
Await Couple
Teacher, Dairyman
Die Within 3 Days
Double funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Nell Fletcher Armstrong, 59, for 29 years a mathematics teacher in two Portland high schools, and her husband, Louis I. Armstrong, 60, dairyman of Orchards, Wash.
Mrs. Armstrong died early Sunday, three days after her husband succumbed to a heart ailment. She was stricken at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Earl Hanna, in Vancouver and expired a few hours later. Her mother, Mrs. George Fletcher, died last October.
Double rites will be at the Vancouver funeral chapel, with Rev. George L. Jefferson, Portland, officiating. Vault interment will follow at Park Hill cemetery.
Note: Nell's obituary in same article. Edited out to her memorial.
Louis I. Armstrong was a member of the Clark county fair board. Born March 25, 1889, in Missouri, he moved to this area in 1911. He served in the army during World War I and was a member of Manor and Pamona granges.
He married Nell Fletcher in 1927 in Yelm. Surviving him are his father, Jacob Armstrong, Orchards; daughter, Mrs. Frances Iverson, Gales Creek, Or.; two grandchildren and brothers, Elmer and Clarence, Vancouver, and H. L., Cle Elum, Wash.
"Louis I. Armstrong"
Father: Jacob A. Armstrong
Mother: Mary Van Auseal
Nell Corinne Fletcher married Irvin L. Armstrong on 14 August 1927 in Thurston County Washington. He signed the certificate Irvin L. Armstrong. Witnesses: Mrs. G. H. Fletcher [Nell's mother] and Mrs. Earl Hanna [Nell's aunt]
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The Oregonian
Portland, Oregon
Monday, 20 February 1950
Page 10, Column 1
Double Rites
Await Couple
Teacher, Dairyman
Die Within 3 Days
Double funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Nell Fletcher Armstrong, 59, for 29 years a mathematics teacher in two Portland high schools, and her husband, Louis I. Armstrong, 60, dairyman of Orchards, Wash.
Mrs. Armstrong died early Sunday, three days after her husband succumbed to a heart ailment. She was stricken at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Earl Hanna, in Vancouver and expired a few hours later. Her mother, Mrs. George Fletcher, died last October.
Double rites will be at the Vancouver funeral chapel, with Rev. George L. Jefferson, Portland, officiating. Vault interment will follow at Park Hill cemetery.
Note: Nell's obituary in same article. Edited out to her memorial.
Louis I. Armstrong was a member of the Clark county fair board. Born March 25, 1889, in Missouri, he moved to this area in 1911. He served in the army during World War I and was a member of Manor and Pamona granges.
He married Nell Fletcher in 1927 in Yelm. Surviving him are his father, Jacob Armstrong, Orchards; daughter, Mrs. Frances Iverson, Gales Creek, Or.; two grandchildren and brothers, Elmer and Clarence, Vancouver, and H. L., Cle Elum, Wash.
Death Certificate index says:
"Louis I. Armstrong"
Father: Jacob A. Armstrong
Mother: Mary Van Auseal
Nell Corinne Fletcher married Irvin L. Armstrong on 14 August 1927 in Thurston County Washington. He signed the certificate Irvin L. Armstrong. Witnesses: Mrs. G. H. Fletcher [Nell's mother] and Mrs. Earl Hanna [Nell's aunt]
============================
The Oregonian
Portland, Oregon
Monday, 20 February 1950
Page 10, Column 1
Double Rites
Await Couple
Teacher, Dairyman
Die Within 3 Days
Double funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Nell Fletcher Armstrong, 59, for 29 years a mathematics teacher in two Portland high schools, and her husband, Louis I. Armstrong, 60, dairyman of Orchards, Wash.
Mrs. Armstrong died early Sunday, three days after her husband succumbed to a heart ailment. She was stricken at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Earl Hanna, in Vancouver and expired a few hours later. Her mother, Mrs. George Fletcher, died last October.
Double rites will be at the Vancouver funeral chapel, with Rev. George L. Jefferson, Portland, officiating. Vault interment will follow at Park Hill cemetery.
Note: Nell's obituary in same article. Edited out to her memorial.
Louis I. Armstrong was a member of the Clark county fair board. Born March 25, 1889, in Missouri, he moved to this area in 1911. He served in the army during World War I and was a member of Manor and Pamona granges.
He married Nell Fletcher in 1927 in Yelm. Surviving him are his father, Jacob Armstrong, Orchards; daughter, Mrs. Frances Iverson, Gales Creek, Or.; two grandchildren and brothers, Elmer and Clarence, Vancouver, and H. L., Cle Elum, Wash.
"Louis I. Armstrong"
Father: Jacob A. Armstrong
Mother: Mary Van Auseal
Nell Corinne Fletcher married Irvin L. Armstrong on 14 August 1927 in Thurston County Washington. He signed the certificate Irvin L. Armstrong. Witnesses: Mrs. G. H. Fletcher [Nell's mother] and Mrs. Earl Hanna [Nell's aunt]
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The Oregonian
Portland, Oregon
Monday, 20 February 1950
Page 10, Column 1
Double Rites
Await Couple
Teacher, Dairyman
Die Within 3 Days
Double funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. for Nell Fletcher Armstrong, 59, for 29 years a mathematics teacher in two Portland high schools, and her husband, Louis I. Armstrong, 60, dairyman of Orchards, Wash.
Mrs. Armstrong died early Sunday, three days after her husband succumbed to a heart ailment. She was stricken at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Earl Hanna, in Vancouver and expired a few hours later. Her mother, Mrs. George Fletcher, died last October.
Double rites will be at the Vancouver funeral chapel, with Rev. George L. Jefferson, Portland, officiating. Vault interment will follow at Park Hill cemetery.
Note: Nell's obituary in same article. Edited out to her memorial.
Louis I. Armstrong was a member of the Clark county fair board. Born March 25, 1889, in Missouri, he moved to this area in 1911. He served in the army during World War I and was a member of Manor and Pamona granges.
He married Nell Fletcher in 1927 in Yelm. Surviving him are his father, Jacob Armstrong, Orchards; daughter, Mrs. Frances Iverson, Gales Creek, Or.; two grandchildren and brothers, Elmer and Clarence, Vancouver, and H. L., Cle Elum, Wash.
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