Note: Incorrect cemetery listed in obituary.
The Reporter-Times, February 22, 1967
Ralph Cherry Dies in West
J. Ralph Cherry of Sedro Woolley, a former Morgan County resident, died suddenly Monday at the hospital there. The son of James L. and Anna May Farr Cherry, he was born June 2, 1909, in Baker Township, Morgan County, and spent his boyhood years in that community. He was graduated from Martinsville High School with the class of 1928.
Mr. Cherry had made his home in Washington State for a number of years. Surviving him are five brothers and two sisters, George and Hobert of this city, Harry of Dana, David of Wenatchee, Frank of Petaluma, Mrs. Addie Imhausen of Gosport, and Mrs. Mattie Trueblood of Bloomington.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother and one sister. He also leaves a great number of nieces and nephews both here in Indiana and the western states. Services have been set for Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Braun Funeral Home, 227 Cottage Cashmere, with burial to follow at the cemetery in Cashmere.
The Reporter-Times, February 22, 1967
Ralph Cherry Dies in West
J. Ralph Cherry of Sedro Woolley, a former Morgan County resident, died suddenly Monday at the hospital there. The son of James L. and Anna May Farr Cherry, he was born June 2, 1909, in Baker Township, Morgan County, and spent his boyhood years in that community. He was graduated from Martinsville High School with the class of 1928.
Mr. Cherry had made his home in Washington State for a number of years. Surviving him are five brothers and two sisters, George and Hobert of this city, Harry of Dana, David of Wenatchee, Frank of Petaluma, Mrs. Addie Imhausen of Gosport, and Mrs. Mattie Trueblood of Bloomington.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother and one sister. He also leaves a great number of nieces and nephews both here in Indiana and the western states. Services have been set for Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Braun Funeral Home, 227 Cottage Cashmere, with burial to follow at the cemetery in Cashmere.
Note: Incorrect cemetery listed in obituary.
The Reporter-Times, February 22, 1967
Ralph Cherry Dies in West
J. Ralph Cherry of Sedro Woolley, a former Morgan County resident, died suddenly Monday at the hospital there. The son of James L. and Anna May Farr Cherry, he was born June 2, 1909, in Baker Township, Morgan County, and spent his boyhood years in that community. He was graduated from Martinsville High School with the class of 1928.
Mr. Cherry had made his home in Washington State for a number of years. Surviving him are five brothers and two sisters, George and Hobert of this city, Harry of Dana, David of Wenatchee, Frank of Petaluma, Mrs. Addie Imhausen of Gosport, and Mrs. Mattie Trueblood of Bloomington.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother and one sister. He also leaves a great number of nieces and nephews both here in Indiana and the western states. Services have been set for Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Braun Funeral Home, 227 Cottage Cashmere, with burial to follow at the cemetery in Cashmere.
The Reporter-Times, February 22, 1967
Ralph Cherry Dies in West
J. Ralph Cherry of Sedro Woolley, a former Morgan County resident, died suddenly Monday at the hospital there. The son of James L. and Anna May Farr Cherry, he was born June 2, 1909, in Baker Township, Morgan County, and spent his boyhood years in that community. He was graduated from Martinsville High School with the class of 1928.
Mr. Cherry had made his home in Washington State for a number of years. Surviving him are five brothers and two sisters, George and Hobert of this city, Harry of Dana, David of Wenatchee, Frank of Petaluma, Mrs. Addie Imhausen of Gosport, and Mrs. Mattie Trueblood of Bloomington.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother and one sister. He also leaves a great number of nieces and nephews both here in Indiana and the western states. Services have been set for Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at the Braun Funeral Home, 227 Cottage Cashmere, with burial to follow at the cemetery in Cashmere.
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