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Obituary for Harvey Guy Armstrong
1 September, 1881 - 15 April, 1938
From The Caldwell News-Tribune,
dated Saturday, 16 April, 1938
Contributed by Dennis McIndoo
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HOMEPAGE
DEATH CALLS
H. ARMSTRONG
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Knowlton Heights
Man Succumbs To
Paralytic Stroke
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Death closed the
career Wednesday of Harvey Armstrong, well-known Knowlton
Heights rancher and homesteader of the Deer Flat section.
Mr. Armstrong, who was only 55, had suffered a stroke of
paralysis last September and until last Wednesday, when he was
stricken with another attack, had apparently been recovering.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the
Peckham chapel. Burial will be in the Canyon Hill
cemetery. There will be a graveside service at which
members of the Odd Fellows lodge of which Mr. Armstrong was a
member will officiate.
Mr. Armstrong was born at Atlanta, Ga. He was
married to Mrs. Armstrong in 1903 and came to Idaho from
Oklahoma 26 years ago.
He is survived by Mrs. Armstrong; two daughters,
Mrs. Opal Brislawn of Longview, Wash., and Miss Hazel
Armstrong of Oakland, Calif.; four sons, Paul of Salt
Lake, Earl of Huston, Roy of Huston and Harvey, Jr., of
Huston; two sisters, Mrs. Julia Collett of Ventura,
Calif., and Mrs. John Oxford of Atlanta; one brother,
Frank of Norcross, Ga., and one grandchild. |
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