Following a short illness, Paul Pehan, 88, of Minnehaha, died last evening at St. Joseh's hospital. Born in Germany, he came to the United States as a small child and for the past 15 years had made his home in the Minnehaha district.
Among the survivors are seven daughters, Mrs. Steve Rettig, and Mrs. Joseph Manekowske in Minnesota, Mrs. A. E. Crawford in Idaho, Mrs. C. H. Wilson in Toppenish, Wash., Mrs. L. E. Downer in Reno, NV., and Mrs. C. O. Luttrell and Mrs. H. Jonas of Vancouver; two sons, John Pehan in Minnesota and Joseph Pehan in Idaho; twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body is at Limber's chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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As published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington
Wednesday, June 5, 1937, page 12.
obituary provided by the Clark County Geneaological Society.
Among the survivors are seven daughters, Mrs. Steve Rettig, and Mrs. Joseph Manekowske in Minnesota, Mrs. A. E. Crawford in Idaho, Mrs. C. H. Wilson in Toppenish, Wash., Mrs. L. E. Downer in Reno, NV., and Mrs. C. O. Luttrell and Mrs. H. Jonas of Vancouver; two sons, John Pehan in Minnesota and Joseph Pehan in Idaho; twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body is at Limber's chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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As published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington
Wednesday, June 5, 1937, page 12.
obituary provided by the Clark County Geneaological Society.
Following a short illness, Paul Pehan, 88, of Minnehaha, died last evening at St. Joseh's hospital. Born in Germany, he came to the United States as a small child and for the past 15 years had made his home in the Minnehaha district.
Among the survivors are seven daughters, Mrs. Steve Rettig, and Mrs. Joseph Manekowske in Minnesota, Mrs. A. E. Crawford in Idaho, Mrs. C. H. Wilson in Toppenish, Wash., Mrs. L. E. Downer in Reno, NV., and Mrs. C. O. Luttrell and Mrs. H. Jonas of Vancouver; two sons, John Pehan in Minnesota and Joseph Pehan in Idaho; twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body is at Limber's chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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As published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington
Wednesday, June 5, 1937, page 12.
obituary provided by the Clark County Geneaological Society.
Among the survivors are seven daughters, Mrs. Steve Rettig, and Mrs. Joseph Manekowske in Minnesota, Mrs. A. E. Crawford in Idaho, Mrs. C. H. Wilson in Toppenish, Wash., Mrs. L. E. Downer in Reno, NV., and Mrs. C. O. Luttrell and Mrs. H. Jonas of Vancouver; two sons, John Pehan in Minnesota and Joseph Pehan in Idaho; twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body is at Limber's chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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As published in The Columbian, Vancouver, Washington
Wednesday, June 5, 1937, page 12.
obituary provided by the Clark County Geneaological Society.
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