Cary Ball is son to Thomas Benton Ball and Mary Adelaid (Johnson) Ball and is mentioned in his mother's obituary.
Cary Ball married Norge ("Nora") Marie Michalson in Vancouver, Clark, Washington.
The picture (top left) of Cary Ball's vault in the mausoleum at the City View Cemetery was provided by researcher and JQA Johnson descendent, Michael W. Johnson.
The Oregonian, Saturday, August 10, 1929, pg. 13.
CARY BALL.
SILVERTON, Or., Aug. 9.-(Special.)-Cary Ball, 59, died Wednesday after a third stroke of paralysis. He was born in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and first came to Oregon 40 years ago, and had lived in Silverton the past ten years. Funeral services were held today.
The obituary and information was provided by Michael W. Johnson, descendent and researcher. Thank you, Mike!
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 8, 1929 - obit
CAREY BALL PASSES AT SILVERTON HOME
Silverton, August 7, Carey Ball for many years a resident of Silverton died at his home here this morning. Until a year ago Mr. Ball was head Sawyer for the Silver Falls Lumber company here. He suffered a paralytic stroke and since that time has been unable to work. He is survived by his widow and a brother and other relatives in California. No funeral arrangements will be made until California relatives are heard from.
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 10, 1929
BALL RITES HELD AT SILVERTON
Silverton, August 9 - Funeral services for Carey Ball, who died here suddenly Wednesday, were held today (Friday) from the Jack and Ekman Chapel with the Rev. Thomas Hardie officiating. Internment was made in City View cemetery at Salem. William Ball, a brother of the deceased, arrived from Wheatland, California, Thursday noon. Besides his brother Mr. Ball is survived by his widow and two stepchildren, Franklyn and Shirly Evenson.
Cary Ball married Norge ("Nora") Marie Michalson in Vancouver, Clark, Washington.
The picture (top left) of Cary Ball's vault in the mausoleum at the City View Cemetery was provided by researcher and JQA Johnson descendent, Michael W. Johnson.
The Oregonian, Saturday, August 10, 1929, pg. 13.
CARY BALL.
SILVERTON, Or., Aug. 9.-(Special.)-Cary Ball, 59, died Wednesday after a third stroke of paralysis. He was born in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and first came to Oregon 40 years ago, and had lived in Silverton the past ten years. Funeral services were held today.
The obituary and information was provided by Michael W. Johnson, descendent and researcher. Thank you, Mike!
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 8, 1929 - obit
CAREY BALL PASSES AT SILVERTON HOME
Silverton, August 7, Carey Ball for many years a resident of Silverton died at his home here this morning. Until a year ago Mr. Ball was head Sawyer for the Silver Falls Lumber company here. He suffered a paralytic stroke and since that time has been unable to work. He is survived by his widow and a brother and other relatives in California. No funeral arrangements will be made until California relatives are heard from.
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 10, 1929
BALL RITES HELD AT SILVERTON
Silverton, August 9 - Funeral services for Carey Ball, who died here suddenly Wednesday, were held today (Friday) from the Jack and Ekman Chapel with the Rev. Thomas Hardie officiating. Internment was made in City View cemetery at Salem. William Ball, a brother of the deceased, arrived from Wheatland, California, Thursday noon. Besides his brother Mr. Ball is survived by his widow and two stepchildren, Franklyn and Shirly Evenson.
Cary Ball is son to Thomas Benton Ball and Mary Adelaid (Johnson) Ball and is mentioned in his mother's obituary.
Cary Ball married Norge ("Nora") Marie Michalson in Vancouver, Clark, Washington.
The picture (top left) of Cary Ball's vault in the mausoleum at the City View Cemetery was provided by researcher and JQA Johnson descendent, Michael W. Johnson.
The Oregonian, Saturday, August 10, 1929, pg. 13.
CARY BALL.
SILVERTON, Or., Aug. 9.-(Special.)-Cary Ball, 59, died Wednesday after a third stroke of paralysis. He was born in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and first came to Oregon 40 years ago, and had lived in Silverton the past ten years. Funeral services were held today.
The obituary and information was provided by Michael W. Johnson, descendent and researcher. Thank you, Mike!
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 8, 1929 - obit
CAREY BALL PASSES AT SILVERTON HOME
Silverton, August 7, Carey Ball for many years a resident of Silverton died at his home here this morning. Until a year ago Mr. Ball was head Sawyer for the Silver Falls Lumber company here. He suffered a paralytic stroke and since that time has been unable to work. He is survived by his widow and a brother and other relatives in California. No funeral arrangements will be made until California relatives are heard from.
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 10, 1929
BALL RITES HELD AT SILVERTON
Silverton, August 9 - Funeral services for Carey Ball, who died here suddenly Wednesday, were held today (Friday) from the Jack and Ekman Chapel with the Rev. Thomas Hardie officiating. Internment was made in City View cemetery at Salem. William Ball, a brother of the deceased, arrived from Wheatland, California, Thursday noon. Besides his brother Mr. Ball is survived by his widow and two stepchildren, Franklyn and Shirly Evenson.
Cary Ball married Norge ("Nora") Marie Michalson in Vancouver, Clark, Washington.
The picture (top left) of Cary Ball's vault in the mausoleum at the City View Cemetery was provided by researcher and JQA Johnson descendent, Michael W. Johnson.
The Oregonian, Saturday, August 10, 1929, pg. 13.
CARY BALL.
SILVERTON, Or., Aug. 9.-(Special.)-Cary Ball, 59, died Wednesday after a third stroke of paralysis. He was born in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and first came to Oregon 40 years ago, and had lived in Silverton the past ten years. Funeral services were held today.
The obituary and information was provided by Michael W. Johnson, descendent and researcher. Thank you, Mike!
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 8, 1929 - obit
CAREY BALL PASSES AT SILVERTON HOME
Silverton, August 7, Carey Ball for many years a resident of Silverton died at his home here this morning. Until a year ago Mr. Ball was head Sawyer for the Silver Falls Lumber company here. He suffered a paralytic stroke and since that time has been unable to work. He is survived by his widow and a brother and other relatives in California. No funeral arrangements will be made until California relatives are heard from.
The Oregon Statesman, Salem, OR Thursday A.M. August 10, 1929
BALL RITES HELD AT SILVERTON
Silverton, August 9 - Funeral services for Carey Ball, who died here suddenly Wednesday, were held today (Friday) from the Jack and Ekman Chapel with the Rev. Thomas Hardie officiating. Internment was made in City View cemetery at Salem. William Ball, a brother of the deceased, arrived from Wheatland, California, Thursday noon. Besides his brother Mr. Ball is survived by his widow and two stepchildren, Franklyn and Shirly Evenson.
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