Her father, Joseph Sumner Kennett was born 13 February 1866 in Illinois and died on the 4 September 1944 Spokane, Spokane County, WA. Her mother, Jennie Fletcher (Cooper) Kennett was born 11 September 1871 in Wasioja, Dodge County, Minnesota and she died 21 September 1942 in Kennewick, Benton County, Washington. They were married 29 January 1908 in Yakima, Yakima County, Washington
Mary married Sam Schultz 12 October 1935 Benton County, WA.
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Mary Schultz Dies Following Long Illness. Mrs. Sam Schultz (Mary) died at 6:00 o’clock Monday evening at Sacred Heart hospital. She had been ill many months, had undergone surgery twice within the last year and a half. Her condition had been serious all along but she continued to fight for recovery, and until the past three weeks she was about, reporting to teach her class of small children at the Community Sunday School, doing some 4-H work, advising in Rebekah work by virtue of her position as current district deputy of Magnolia Rebekah lodge. Her husband, and her children Miss Cathryn Schultz in nurses’ training at Sacred Heart hospital, and son Ted, student at EWSC Cheney, and other kin have stood close by these last few months. Because The Citizen is being issued early this week, the obituary for Mrs. Schultz will be published next week, Her last rites, under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home in Spokane, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 29, from the Community Congregational church; Rev. Richard England will officiate. Magnolia Rebekah lodge will give their ritualistic last rites at the church, following the church rites, instead of at the cemetery. This arrangement is requested by the family because of indefinite weather conditions.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday November 29, 1957)
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Mary Kennett Schultz - Rev. Richard England prefaced his memorial service for Mrs. Sam Schultz with the 23rd Psalm, which no doubt had been a very familiar and precious scripture to her. She was a faithful worker in the Sunday School of the Community Congregational church. She taught in the nursery department 18 years. The last rites were held at 1 p.m. Friday, November 29, 1957 at the Community Congregational church under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home of Spokane. Mrs. Wallace Bramer and Mrs. George Norin sang “Goodnight and Goodmorning” and “The Old Rugged Cross.” Mrs. Dean Armstrong was organist. Following the church rites, members of Magnolia Rebekah lodge conducted their funeral ritual, with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simpson serving as noble grand. Rainbow girls attended the services in a group, in courtesy to their fellow member, Cathryn; 4-H children also attended in a group. Casket bears were Orville Swartz, Gust Larson, Don Sterling, John Simpson, Walter Tanke and George Knapp. Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery, Harrington.
Mary E. Kennett was born to Jennie and Joseph Kennett March 2, 1909 at Yakima. The family resided in the Horse Heaven Hill country near Kennewick where Mary attended the rural grade school. She was graduated from high school at Pasco in 1925 and from the Cheney Normal in 1927. She taught school 8 ½ years the last four being at Ritzville. October 12, 1937 she was married to Samuel Schultz and the couple made their home in Harrington.
Mary passed away at 6 p.m. Monday, November 25, at Sacred Heart hospital, after a valiant fight to recover from a cancer condition. In spite of depressing, miserable days during the past year, she carried on and kept active in several groups in which she had responsibilities. She continued teaching her Sunday School class until about a month ago. She was a member of the Magnolia Rebekah lodge and was past noble grand; she was serving a second term as a deputy grand officer; she was a member of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship; had been a 4-H club leader and this fall was awarded her 11-year leader’s pin; she was president of the County 4-H Leaders council at the time of her death. Surviving Mrs. Schultz are her husband at the home; daughter Cathryn, a student in nursing at Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane; son Ted, sophomore at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney; brothers, Warren C. Kennedy [sic] of Harrington, and Murray M. Kennett, Seattle. Out of town relatives who attended the rites, besides the immediate family, were: Miss Bernice Meals (cousin), Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Dellam Wasson (cousins), Princeton, Idaho; Mrs. Madeline Cardon (cousin), Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, Grandview; Mrs. Amelia Gravy (aunt of Schultzes), Grandview; Mr. and Mrs. John Bibbioff, and son Jimmy, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Flath, Dryden; Mrs. Jake Schultz, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carrol, Prosser; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardt, Harline; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schultz, Odessa; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz, Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers Otis Williams, Spokane; and Mrs. Mary Samuelson, Olympia, who has been at the Schultz home two months.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday, December 6, 1957)
Mary married Sam Schultz 12 October 1935 Benton County, WA.
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Mary Schultz Dies Following Long Illness. Mrs. Sam Schultz (Mary) died at 6:00 o’clock Monday evening at Sacred Heart hospital. She had been ill many months, had undergone surgery twice within the last year and a half. Her condition had been serious all along but she continued to fight for recovery, and until the past three weeks she was about, reporting to teach her class of small children at the Community Sunday School, doing some 4-H work, advising in Rebekah work by virtue of her position as current district deputy of Magnolia Rebekah lodge. Her husband, and her children Miss Cathryn Schultz in nurses’ training at Sacred Heart hospital, and son Ted, student at EWSC Cheney, and other kin have stood close by these last few months. Because The Citizen is being issued early this week, the obituary for Mrs. Schultz will be published next week, Her last rites, under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home in Spokane, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 29, from the Community Congregational church; Rev. Richard England will officiate. Magnolia Rebekah lodge will give their ritualistic last rites at the church, following the church rites, instead of at the cemetery. This arrangement is requested by the family because of indefinite weather conditions.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday November 29, 1957)
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Mary Kennett Schultz - Rev. Richard England prefaced his memorial service for Mrs. Sam Schultz with the 23rd Psalm, which no doubt had been a very familiar and precious scripture to her. She was a faithful worker in the Sunday School of the Community Congregational church. She taught in the nursery department 18 years. The last rites were held at 1 p.m. Friday, November 29, 1957 at the Community Congregational church under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home of Spokane. Mrs. Wallace Bramer and Mrs. George Norin sang “Goodnight and Goodmorning” and “The Old Rugged Cross.” Mrs. Dean Armstrong was organist. Following the church rites, members of Magnolia Rebekah lodge conducted their funeral ritual, with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simpson serving as noble grand. Rainbow girls attended the services in a group, in courtesy to their fellow member, Cathryn; 4-H children also attended in a group. Casket bears were Orville Swartz, Gust Larson, Don Sterling, John Simpson, Walter Tanke and George Knapp. Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery, Harrington.
Mary E. Kennett was born to Jennie and Joseph Kennett March 2, 1909 at Yakima. The family resided in the Horse Heaven Hill country near Kennewick where Mary attended the rural grade school. She was graduated from high school at Pasco in 1925 and from the Cheney Normal in 1927. She taught school 8 ½ years the last four being at Ritzville. October 12, 1937 she was married to Samuel Schultz and the couple made their home in Harrington.
Mary passed away at 6 p.m. Monday, November 25, at Sacred Heart hospital, after a valiant fight to recover from a cancer condition. In spite of depressing, miserable days during the past year, she carried on and kept active in several groups in which she had responsibilities. She continued teaching her Sunday School class until about a month ago. She was a member of the Magnolia Rebekah lodge and was past noble grand; she was serving a second term as a deputy grand officer; she was a member of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship; had been a 4-H club leader and this fall was awarded her 11-year leader’s pin; she was president of the County 4-H Leaders council at the time of her death. Surviving Mrs. Schultz are her husband at the home; daughter Cathryn, a student in nursing at Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane; son Ted, sophomore at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney; brothers, Warren C. Kennedy [sic] of Harrington, and Murray M. Kennett, Seattle. Out of town relatives who attended the rites, besides the immediate family, were: Miss Bernice Meals (cousin), Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Dellam Wasson (cousins), Princeton, Idaho; Mrs. Madeline Cardon (cousin), Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, Grandview; Mrs. Amelia Gravy (aunt of Schultzes), Grandview; Mr. and Mrs. John Bibbioff, and son Jimmy, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Flath, Dryden; Mrs. Jake Schultz, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carrol, Prosser; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardt, Harline; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schultz, Odessa; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz, Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers Otis Williams, Spokane; and Mrs. Mary Samuelson, Olympia, who has been at the Schultz home two months.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday, December 6, 1957)
Her father, Joseph Sumner Kennett was born 13 February 1866 in Illinois and died on the 4 September 1944 Spokane, Spokane County, WA. Her mother, Jennie Fletcher (Cooper) Kennett was born 11 September 1871 in Wasioja, Dodge County, Minnesota and she died 21 September 1942 in Kennewick, Benton County, Washington. They were married 29 January 1908 in Yakima, Yakima County, Washington
Mary married Sam Schultz 12 October 1935 Benton County, WA.
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Mary Schultz Dies Following Long Illness. Mrs. Sam Schultz (Mary) died at 6:00 o’clock Monday evening at Sacred Heart hospital. She had been ill many months, had undergone surgery twice within the last year and a half. Her condition had been serious all along but she continued to fight for recovery, and until the past three weeks she was about, reporting to teach her class of small children at the Community Sunday School, doing some 4-H work, advising in Rebekah work by virtue of her position as current district deputy of Magnolia Rebekah lodge. Her husband, and her children Miss Cathryn Schultz in nurses’ training at Sacred Heart hospital, and son Ted, student at EWSC Cheney, and other kin have stood close by these last few months. Because The Citizen is being issued early this week, the obituary for Mrs. Schultz will be published next week, Her last rites, under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home in Spokane, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 29, from the Community Congregational church; Rev. Richard England will officiate. Magnolia Rebekah lodge will give their ritualistic last rites at the church, following the church rites, instead of at the cemetery. This arrangement is requested by the family because of indefinite weather conditions.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday November 29, 1957)
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Mary Kennett Schultz - Rev. Richard England prefaced his memorial service for Mrs. Sam Schultz with the 23rd Psalm, which no doubt had been a very familiar and precious scripture to her. She was a faithful worker in the Sunday School of the Community Congregational church. She taught in the nursery department 18 years. The last rites were held at 1 p.m. Friday, November 29, 1957 at the Community Congregational church under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home of Spokane. Mrs. Wallace Bramer and Mrs. George Norin sang “Goodnight and Goodmorning” and “The Old Rugged Cross.” Mrs. Dean Armstrong was organist. Following the church rites, members of Magnolia Rebekah lodge conducted their funeral ritual, with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simpson serving as noble grand. Rainbow girls attended the services in a group, in courtesy to their fellow member, Cathryn; 4-H children also attended in a group. Casket bears were Orville Swartz, Gust Larson, Don Sterling, John Simpson, Walter Tanke and George Knapp. Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery, Harrington.
Mary E. Kennett was born to Jennie and Joseph Kennett March 2, 1909 at Yakima. The family resided in the Horse Heaven Hill country near Kennewick where Mary attended the rural grade school. She was graduated from high school at Pasco in 1925 and from the Cheney Normal in 1927. She taught school 8 ½ years the last four being at Ritzville. October 12, 1937 she was married to Samuel Schultz and the couple made their home in Harrington.
Mary passed away at 6 p.m. Monday, November 25, at Sacred Heart hospital, after a valiant fight to recover from a cancer condition. In spite of depressing, miserable days during the past year, she carried on and kept active in several groups in which she had responsibilities. She continued teaching her Sunday School class until about a month ago. She was a member of the Magnolia Rebekah lodge and was past noble grand; she was serving a second term as a deputy grand officer; she was a member of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship; had been a 4-H club leader and this fall was awarded her 11-year leader’s pin; she was president of the County 4-H Leaders council at the time of her death. Surviving Mrs. Schultz are her husband at the home; daughter Cathryn, a student in nursing at Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane; son Ted, sophomore at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney; brothers, Warren C. Kennedy [sic] of Harrington, and Murray M. Kennett, Seattle. Out of town relatives who attended the rites, besides the immediate family, were: Miss Bernice Meals (cousin), Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Dellam Wasson (cousins), Princeton, Idaho; Mrs. Madeline Cardon (cousin), Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, Grandview; Mrs. Amelia Gravy (aunt of Schultzes), Grandview; Mr. and Mrs. John Bibbioff, and son Jimmy, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Flath, Dryden; Mrs. Jake Schultz, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carrol, Prosser; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardt, Harline; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schultz, Odessa; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz, Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers Otis Williams, Spokane; and Mrs. Mary Samuelson, Olympia, who has been at the Schultz home two months.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday, December 6, 1957)
Mary married Sam Schultz 12 October 1935 Benton County, WA.
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Mary Schultz Dies Following Long Illness. Mrs. Sam Schultz (Mary) died at 6:00 o’clock Monday evening at Sacred Heart hospital. She had been ill many months, had undergone surgery twice within the last year and a half. Her condition had been serious all along but she continued to fight for recovery, and until the past three weeks she was about, reporting to teach her class of small children at the Community Sunday School, doing some 4-H work, advising in Rebekah work by virtue of her position as current district deputy of Magnolia Rebekah lodge. Her husband, and her children Miss Cathryn Schultz in nurses’ training at Sacred Heart hospital, and son Ted, student at EWSC Cheney, and other kin have stood close by these last few months. Because The Citizen is being issued early this week, the obituary for Mrs. Schultz will be published next week, Her last rites, under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home in Spokane, will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 29, from the Community Congregational church; Rev. Richard England will officiate. Magnolia Rebekah lodge will give their ritualistic last rites at the church, following the church rites, instead of at the cemetery. This arrangement is requested by the family because of indefinite weather conditions.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday November 29, 1957)
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Mary Kennett Schultz - Rev. Richard England prefaced his memorial service for Mrs. Sam Schultz with the 23rd Psalm, which no doubt had been a very familiar and precious scripture to her. She was a faithful worker in the Sunday School of the Community Congregational church. She taught in the nursery department 18 years. The last rites were held at 1 p.m. Friday, November 29, 1957 at the Community Congregational church under direction of Thornhill-Geraghty Funeral Home of Spokane. Mrs. Wallace Bramer and Mrs. George Norin sang “Goodnight and Goodmorning” and “The Old Rugged Cross.” Mrs. Dean Armstrong was organist. Following the church rites, members of Magnolia Rebekah lodge conducted their funeral ritual, with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simpson serving as noble grand. Rainbow girls attended the services in a group, in courtesy to their fellow member, Cathryn; 4-H children also attended in a group. Casket bears were Orville Swartz, Gust Larson, Don Sterling, John Simpson, Walter Tanke and George Knapp. Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery, Harrington.
Mary E. Kennett was born to Jennie and Joseph Kennett March 2, 1909 at Yakima. The family resided in the Horse Heaven Hill country near Kennewick where Mary attended the rural grade school. She was graduated from high school at Pasco in 1925 and from the Cheney Normal in 1927. She taught school 8 ½ years the last four being at Ritzville. October 12, 1937 she was married to Samuel Schultz and the couple made their home in Harrington.
Mary passed away at 6 p.m. Monday, November 25, at Sacred Heart hospital, after a valiant fight to recover from a cancer condition. In spite of depressing, miserable days during the past year, she carried on and kept active in several groups in which she had responsibilities. She continued teaching her Sunday School class until about a month ago. She was a member of the Magnolia Rebekah lodge and was past noble grand; she was serving a second term as a deputy grand officer; she was a member of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship; had been a 4-H club leader and this fall was awarded her 11-year leader’s pin; she was president of the County 4-H Leaders council at the time of her death. Surviving Mrs. Schultz are her husband at the home; daughter Cathryn, a student in nursing at Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane; son Ted, sophomore at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney; brothers, Warren C. Kennedy [sic] of Harrington, and Murray M. Kennett, Seattle. Out of town relatives who attended the rites, besides the immediate family, were: Miss Bernice Meals (cousin), Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Dellam Wasson (cousins), Princeton, Idaho; Mrs. Madeline Cardon (cousin), Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, Grandview; Mrs. Amelia Gravy (aunt of Schultzes), Grandview; Mr. and Mrs. John Bibbioff, and son Jimmy, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Flath, Dryden; Mrs. Jake Schultz, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carrol, Prosser; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardt, Harline; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schultz, Odessa; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz, Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers Otis Williams, Spokane; and Mrs. Mary Samuelson, Olympia, who has been at the Schultz home two months.
(Harrington Citizen, Friday, December 6, 1957)
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