Edrgmlfl’l-laines
Edna Frances Haines, 92, of Shelton
died January 13 at Mason General
Hospital.
She was born to Oscar and Carrie
Thomas Ahl in Hoodsport October 10,
1895. She was the youngest of eight
children
Raised in the Hoodsport area, she
married Dess J. Haines in Seattle in
1913. The couple owned and operated
Haines Music Store in Shelton and
Haines Pancake House in Hoodsport
before their retirement In 1985, Mrs.
Haines moved to Shelton from
Hoodsport.
Mrs. Haines was a member of Sko—
komish Grange 379 and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary. She was a past
matron of Canal Court 79. Order of
Amaranth; past matron of Elinor Chap-
ter 177, Order of the Eastern Star: and a
past guardian of Bethel 37. Job‘s
Daughters.
Preceded in death by her husband in
1977 and also by a son, Ernest Haines,
Mrs. Haines is survived by one son,
Robert Haines of Folsom, California;
one daughter, Betty Anthony of Sac-
ramento, California; four grandehib
dren: and 10 great-grandchildren.
A memorial service for Mrs. Hairles
is scheduled for 1 pm. Saturday, Janu-
ary 23, in the Union City Masonic
Lodge 27. Cremation arrangements are
under the direction of Forest Funeral
Home.
, OCR Text: Edrgmlfl’l-laines
Edna Frances Haines, 92, of Shelton
died January 13 at Mason General
Hospital.
She was born to Oscar and Carrie
Thomas Ahl in Hoodsport October 10,
1895. She was the youngest of eight
children
Raised in the Hoodsport area, she
married Dess J. Haines in Seattle in
1913. The couple owned and operated
Haines Music Store in Shelton and
Haines Pancake House in Hoodsport
before their retirement In 1985, Mrs.
Haines moved to Shelton from
Hoodsport.
Mrs. Haines was a member of Sko—
komish Grange 379 and the Veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary. She was a past
matron of Canal Court 79. Order of
Amaranth; past matron of Elinor Chap-
ter 177, Order of the Eastern Star: and a
past guardian of Bethel 37. Job‘s
Daughters.
Preceded in death by her husband in
1977 and also by a son, Ernest Haines,
Mrs. Haines is survived by one son,
Robert Haines of Folsom, California;
one daughter, Betty Anthony of Sac-
ramento, California; four grandehib
dren: and 10 great-grandchildren.
A memorial service for Mrs. Hairles
is scheduled for 1 pm. Saturday, Janu-
ary 23, in the Union City Masonic
Lodge 27. Cremation arrangements are
under the direction of Forest Funeral
Home.
, Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,H Last Name,Haines, Edna Frances.tif,Haines, Edna Frances.tif, Haines, Edna Frances.tif
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