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She continued to live there with Lloyd.1965 – Lloyd and mother Anna purchase property at 1938 Evergreen Avenue N.E. Frederick, Salem, Marion County, Oregon.1957 – three years after John’s death, Anna turned over the N. Property tax records kept from 1937 – 1954.1953 – Lloyd, “a single man”, purchased property at 3125 E. 17 th St., Salem, Marion County, Oregon. Kay – later appears to have sold off parcels of this property, identified as “Kay Addition” parcels.1937 – John, July 23, purchased 604 N. Liberty Street, Salem, Marion County, Oregon.1930 – 1936 – John Purchased property from T.B.
He retired from this employment, likely about 1946-1949 (John was 62 in 1946). By his death in 2004 he was living in a nursing home in Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.John Fast worked in the kitchen at Hotel Marion in Salem for over 30 years. Anna lived here until she moved into a nursing home in Dallas, Polk County, Oregon where she lived until her death in 1974.1994 – Lloyd was living at 3604 Pioneer Dr SE, Salem, Marion County, Oregon (Salem City Directory). Salem City Directory shows Lloyd still living there in 1993.
All are buried at Lee Mission Cemetery in Salem, Oregon.John Fast’s brother, Isaac, married Anna’s sister, Amanda Bartel. The family kept an album of pictures during that time that document patients, visitors, staff, and buildings.The family belonged to the Kingwood Bible Church at 1125 Elm Street N.W., Salem, Oregon. Records of Anna and the children record treatments, health status including: height and weight, notes about conversations with doctors, and visitors at the hospital. The invoices from the hospital give no indication of her ailment.Between 19, John and Anna had the challenge of helping their three children cope with tuberculosis and their stays in the Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital treatment. Anna spent 15 days in Salem General Hospital in May of 1952 over two stays and then in December of 1953 she spent 9 days. She was a member of the Cannery Warehousemen Food Processors Local Union 670 from 1946 to 1952 based on her union card.
He was born in Hillsboro, Kan., March 22, 1884, and was married there in 1912 to the former Anna Bartel. Frank Wiens will officiate at concluding services in Jason Lee Cemetery.Fast, who arrived in Salem 35 years ago, worked in the Hotel Marion kitchen. In the Howell-Edwards Chapel. He had had a heart ailment the past four years.Services will be Saturday at 3 p.m. Fast, 72, a retired Hotel Marion employee, died in his sleep Thursday morning at his Salem home, 604 N. Census records: Census– John -35, Anna -31, Leona – 2 1/12- Farming– John -46, Anne – 41, Leona -12, Lloyd- 7- John is a dishwasher at the Hotel Marion in Salem.– John – 56, Annie – 50, Lloyd – 18, Leona (ab) 22.- John was a hotel dishwasher who made $500, working 48 weeks, in 1939– Anna listed as working at home, Lloyd attending school– Leona was identified as unable to work however was a typist at a health office, earning $38 over 8 weeks in 1939.Death Claims John H.
Interment will be at Lee Mission Cemetery. Allan Tscheigg and Larry Nickel officiating. Friday at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, Rev. NE, died Tuesday in a Dallas nursing home.She was born in Kansas and lived in Montana before moving to Salem in 1920.She is survived by son Boyd and brother Arthur Bartel, both Salem two sisters.Services will be 10:30 a.m. Fast, 85, of 1938 Evergreen Ave.
She was sometimes allowed to visit her sister Martha who was also hospitalized there. She attended Parrish Middle School and Salem High School.She was hospitalized in the Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital, between 19, at about age 18. When the family moved to 17 th St.
She died at age 35 due to complications of the tuberculosis and may have had a heart condition. At age 23, about the time Leona was released from the hospital, she was 5’ 3” tall and weighed 130 pounds.In 1946 she was employed at the Railway Express Agency in Salem. Leona participated in occupational rehabilitation at the hospital. She pasted in pictures of some of her patient friends. In her autograph books she makes notations of when people were admitted and released from the hospital, who died and who married.
Interment in Lee Mission Cemetery.OS 13:3 (bio source: Oregon Pioneers Website) Findagrave.comLloyd attended Englewood Grade School. At the Howell-Edwards chapel with the Rev. Services will be held Monday May 23, at 3 p.m. Member of the Kingwood bible church. Fast, Salem brother Lloyd Fast, Salem.
Lloyd majored in business classes, taking bookkeeping, corporate accounting, cost accounting, commercial law and salesmanship class in which he achieved good grades. One of his classmates was Thomas Kay, grandson of the founder of Thomas Kay Woolen Mills.
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