The
Colville Examiner
October 8, 1932
Page 2
ANSWERING THE DEATH
SUMMONSStevens County Residents Among Those Receiving The Last Call
Mrs. E.E. Latson
Funeral Services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Congregational church for Mrs. Christena
Latson, 63, wife of E.E. Latson, who died at a hospital here October 5. The Rev. E.R. Hunt will officiate. Arrangements are in charge of
McCord and Cory Mortuary. There will be services at the graveside in
Highland Cemetery by the
Neighbors of Woodcraft.
Mrs. Latson was born in
Blythe, Ont., and came to this vicinity 30 years ago. She was married to E.E. Latson, pioneer teacher of this vicinity of this section in 1922 and they made their home in
Colville since that time with the exception of four years when Mr. Latson taught at
Addy and they spent the winters there. Mrs. Latson was a member of the Congregational church, the Women's Relief Corps and the
Neighbors of Woodcraft. She was an active and capable woman with a wide circle of friends in the community.
Mrs. Latson is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. W.J. Pinkston,
Sullivan, Ind; two brothers and four sisters, living in Canada. Mrs. Pinkston and her son have been here for several weeks with Mrs. Latson, and a brother visited here recently. Mrs. Latson will be remembered by some old timers in the county better by her former name of Mrs. Frank
Schultz.
The Statesman Examiner
September 3, 1948 Page 16
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Elmer E. Latson, who died in Spokane August 21, were held at the
Moser & Egger
Chapel Friday August 27th at 2 p.m.
Rev. B.W. Allgor officiated. Burial was in the
Highland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
MAA. Rodman,
Tallie Sears, Clarence
Ostrum, John
Baird, Chester
Hills and Ray
Harlan.