Funeral rites for Mrs. Grace Hoag, wife of Otto Hoag of Chelan, who died in a Wenatchee hospital Friday evening wee held from the Seventh Day Adventist church in Chelan Sunday afternoon with the Rev. Williams of Wenatchee officiating.
Grace Boyles was born in Colville, April 1, 1890, and died in Wenatchee November 27, following a two-month illness. She was married to Otto Hoag in 1909 and to this union four children were born, two daughters, Ellie and Doris, and one son, Ellery, all at the family home in Chelan, and one son who had preceded her in death.
She leaves her immediate family, four sisters, and one brother, Mrs. Minnie Rovers, Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Ruth Bigelow and Mrs. Dasie Alberg of Chelan, Mrs. Lottie Horton of Newport, and Charles Boyles of Chelan.
Selections, "He Leadeth Me," "Take the Name of Jesus," and "The Old Rugged Cross" were sung by a quartette composed of Mesdames Suzan Ogden, Opal Farley, R. R. Tibner and Verne Steele.
Pallbearers were Alfred LaChapelle, Jake Debar, Gus Rambo, Lee White, Jake Easley and Burton Turk.
Interment was in the Fraternal cemetery.
Washington Death Certificate
Name Grace Bell Hoag
Death date 28 Nov 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington
Gender Female
Age at death 46 years
Estimated birth year 1890
Marital status Married
Spouse name Otto T. Hoag
Father name Frank Boyles
Mother name Laura A. Harris
Film number 2023363
Digital GS number 4218408
Image number 2259
Grace Boyles was born in Colville, April 1, 1890, and died in Wenatchee November 27, following a two-month illness. She was married to Otto Hoag in 1909 and to this union four children were born, two daughters, Ellie and Doris, and one son, Ellery, all at the family home in Chelan, and one son who had preceded her in death.
She leaves her immediate family, four sisters, and one brother, Mrs. Minnie Rovers, Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Ruth Bigelow and Mrs. Dasie Alberg of Chelan, Mrs. Lottie Horton of Newport, and Charles Boyles of Chelan.
Selections, "He Leadeth Me," "Take the Name of Jesus," and "The Old Rugged Cross" were sung by a quartette composed of Mesdames Suzan Ogden, Opal Farley, R. R. Tibner and Verne Steele.
Pallbearers were Alfred LaChapelle, Jake Debar, Gus Rambo, Lee White, Jake Easley and Burton Turk.
Interment was in the Fraternal cemetery.
Washington Death Certificate
Name Grace Bell Hoag
Death date 28 Nov 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington
Gender Female
Age at death 46 years
Estimated birth year 1890
Marital status Married
Spouse name Otto T. Hoag
Father name Frank Boyles
Mother name Laura A. Harris
Film number 2023363
Digital GS number 4218408
Image number 2259
Funeral rites for Mrs. Grace Hoag, wife of Otto Hoag of Chelan, who died in a Wenatchee hospital Friday evening wee held from the Seventh Day Adventist church in Chelan Sunday afternoon with the Rev. Williams of Wenatchee officiating.
Grace Boyles was born in Colville, April 1, 1890, and died in Wenatchee November 27, following a two-month illness. She was married to Otto Hoag in 1909 and to this union four children were born, two daughters, Ellie and Doris, and one son, Ellery, all at the family home in Chelan, and one son who had preceded her in death.
She leaves her immediate family, four sisters, and one brother, Mrs. Minnie Rovers, Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Ruth Bigelow and Mrs. Dasie Alberg of Chelan, Mrs. Lottie Horton of Newport, and Charles Boyles of Chelan.
Selections, "He Leadeth Me," "Take the Name of Jesus," and "The Old Rugged Cross" were sung by a quartette composed of Mesdames Suzan Ogden, Opal Farley, R. R. Tibner and Verne Steele.
Pallbearers were Alfred LaChapelle, Jake Debar, Gus Rambo, Lee White, Jake Easley and Burton Turk.
Interment was in the Fraternal cemetery.
Washington Death Certificate
Name Grace Bell Hoag
Death date 28 Nov 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington
Gender Female
Age at death 46 years
Estimated birth year 1890
Marital status Married
Spouse name Otto T. Hoag
Father name Frank Boyles
Mother name Laura A. Harris
Film number 2023363
Digital GS number 4218408
Image number 2259
Grace Boyles was born in Colville, April 1, 1890, and died in Wenatchee November 27, following a two-month illness. She was married to Otto Hoag in 1909 and to this union four children were born, two daughters, Ellie and Doris, and one son, Ellery, all at the family home in Chelan, and one son who had preceded her in death.
She leaves her immediate family, four sisters, and one brother, Mrs. Minnie Rovers, Alberta, Canada, Mrs. Ruth Bigelow and Mrs. Dasie Alberg of Chelan, Mrs. Lottie Horton of Newport, and Charles Boyles of Chelan.
Selections, "He Leadeth Me," "Take the Name of Jesus," and "The Old Rugged Cross" were sung by a quartette composed of Mesdames Suzan Ogden, Opal Farley, R. R. Tibner and Verne Steele.
Pallbearers were Alfred LaChapelle, Jake Debar, Gus Rambo, Lee White, Jake Easley and Burton Turk.
Interment was in the Fraternal cemetery.
Washington Death Certificate
Name Grace Bell Hoag
Death date 28 Nov 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington
Gender Female
Age at death 46 years
Estimated birth year 1890
Marital status Married
Spouse name Otto T. Hoag
Father name Frank Boyles
Mother name Laura A. Harris
Film number 2023363
Digital GS number 4218408
Image number 2259
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