Anna Marie Decker was the third child of William Rhinehart Decker and wife Emma Claymon. She married Franklin J. Henry November 25, 1910 in Spokane, Washington. They had five children: Franklin Marvin; Adelia Emma; Edward Jay; Robert Leroy; Annabelle. Her husband Franklin died during the flu epidemic of 1918. She married Clarence W. Jones on July 19, 1929 in Lincoln County, Washington. They had no children.
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Grand Coulee (WA) Star
Thursday October 9, 1952
Services Held For Anna Marie Jones
Mrs. Anna Marie Jones, for many years a resident of Mold, died Sunday afternoon at the Coulee Dam Community Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband, Clarence W. Jones, who homesteaded at Mold; three sons, Frank M. Henry of _____, Ted J. Henry of Mold, and Robert L. Henry of Clarks Fork, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Adelia Wilson of Electric City and Mrs. Annabell Orr of Hope, Idaho; also eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Other survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Jennie Smith of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Stechow of Olive View, California, Margaret Johnson of Spokane and Mrs. Ross Callihan of Millwood; three brothers, Herman Decker of Los Angeles, Rinner Decker of Millwood and Ed Decker of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Mrs. Jones was a charter member of the Sims Corner Grange and a member of the Baptist Church in Electric City. Funeral services were held at the Grand Coulee Community Church Wednesday at 1 PM with the Rev. Merle Woods officiating. Interment was at Almira. The Merager Funeral Home was in charge.
The family requested that all money to be spent for flowers to be given as a memorial to the Electric City Baptist Church.
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Grand Coulee (WA) Star
Thursday October 9, 1952
Services Held For Anna Marie Jones
Mrs. Anna Marie Jones, for many years a resident of Mold, died Sunday afternoon at the Coulee Dam Community Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband, Clarence W. Jones, who homesteaded at Mold; three sons, Frank M. Henry of _____, Ted J. Henry of Mold, and Robert L. Henry of Clarks Fork, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Adelia Wilson of Electric City and Mrs. Annabell Orr of Hope, Idaho; also eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Other survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Jennie Smith of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Stechow of Olive View, California, Margaret Johnson of Spokane and Mrs. Ross Callihan of Millwood; three brothers, Herman Decker of Los Angeles, Rinner Decker of Millwood and Ed Decker of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Mrs. Jones was a charter member of the Sims Corner Grange and a member of the Baptist Church in Electric City. Funeral services were held at the Grand Coulee Community Church Wednesday at 1 PM with the Rev. Merle Woods officiating. Interment was at Almira. The Merager Funeral Home was in charge.
The family requested that all money to be spent for flowers to be given as a memorial to the Electric City Baptist Church.
Anna Marie Decker was the third child of William Rhinehart Decker and wife Emma Claymon. She married Franklin J. Henry November 25, 1910 in Spokane, Washington. They had five children: Franklin Marvin; Adelia Emma; Edward Jay; Robert Leroy; Annabelle. Her husband Franklin died during the flu epidemic of 1918. She married Clarence W. Jones on July 19, 1929 in Lincoln County, Washington. They had no children.
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Grand Coulee (WA) Star
Thursday October 9, 1952
Services Held For Anna Marie Jones
Mrs. Anna Marie Jones, for many years a resident of Mold, died Sunday afternoon at the Coulee Dam Community Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband, Clarence W. Jones, who homesteaded at Mold; three sons, Frank M. Henry of _____, Ted J. Henry of Mold, and Robert L. Henry of Clarks Fork, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Adelia Wilson of Electric City and Mrs. Annabell Orr of Hope, Idaho; also eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Other survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Jennie Smith of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Stechow of Olive View, California, Margaret Johnson of Spokane and Mrs. Ross Callihan of Millwood; three brothers, Herman Decker of Los Angeles, Rinner Decker of Millwood and Ed Decker of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Mrs. Jones was a charter member of the Sims Corner Grange and a member of the Baptist Church in Electric City. Funeral services were held at the Grand Coulee Community Church Wednesday at 1 PM with the Rev. Merle Woods officiating. Interment was at Almira. The Merager Funeral Home was in charge.
The family requested that all money to be spent for flowers to be given as a memorial to the Electric City Baptist Church.
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Grand Coulee (WA) Star
Thursday October 9, 1952
Services Held For Anna Marie Jones
Mrs. Anna Marie Jones, for many years a resident of Mold, died Sunday afternoon at the Coulee Dam Community Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband, Clarence W. Jones, who homesteaded at Mold; three sons, Frank M. Henry of _____, Ted J. Henry of Mold, and Robert L. Henry of Clarks Fork, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Adelia Wilson of Electric City and Mrs. Annabell Orr of Hope, Idaho; also eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Other survivors include four sisters, Mrs. Jennie Smith of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Stechow of Olive View, California, Margaret Johnson of Spokane and Mrs. Ross Callihan of Millwood; three brothers, Herman Decker of Los Angeles, Rinner Decker of Millwood and Ed Decker of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Mrs. Jones was a charter member of the Sims Corner Grange and a member of the Baptist Church in Electric City. Funeral services were held at the Grand Coulee Community Church Wednesday at 1 PM with the Rev. Merle Woods officiating. Interment was at Almira. The Merager Funeral Home was in charge.
The family requested that all money to be spent for flowers to be given as a memorial to the Electric City Baptist Church.
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