From the Seattle Times, November 3, 1951:
Funeral services for Miss Orva A. Warren, 60, an employee of the Seattle First National Bank for many years, will be held at 11 o'clock Monday in the Bonney-Watson chapel, with burial in Evergreen.
Miss Warren died Thursday in a hospital. She had been ill for two years. Miss Warren was born in Iowa and was graduated from high school in Des Moines. She moved here in 1912 and had been in the probate section of the trust department in the bank for 25 years.
Miss Warren had been active in the Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club since 1944. She lived at 418 Loretta Place.
Surviving are two brothers.
Funeral services for Miss Orva A. Warren, 60, an employee of the Seattle First National Bank for many years, will be held at 11 o'clock Monday in the Bonney-Watson chapel, with burial in Evergreen.
Miss Warren died Thursday in a hospital. She had been ill for two years. Miss Warren was born in Iowa and was graduated from high school in Des Moines. She moved here in 1912 and had been in the probate section of the trust department in the bank for 25 years.
Miss Warren had been active in the Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club since 1944. She lived at 418 Loretta Place.
Surviving are two brothers.
From the Seattle Times, November 3, 1951:
Funeral services for Miss Orva A. Warren, 60, an employee of the Seattle First National Bank for many years, will be held at 11 o'clock Monday in the Bonney-Watson chapel, with burial in Evergreen.
Miss Warren died Thursday in a hospital. She had been ill for two years. Miss Warren was born in Iowa and was graduated from high school in Des Moines. She moved here in 1912 and had been in the probate section of the trust department in the bank for 25 years.
Miss Warren had been active in the Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club since 1944. She lived at 418 Loretta Place.
Surviving are two brothers.
Funeral services for Miss Orva A. Warren, 60, an employee of the Seattle First National Bank for many years, will be held at 11 o'clock Monday in the Bonney-Watson chapel, with burial in Evergreen.
Miss Warren died Thursday in a hospital. She had been ill for two years. Miss Warren was born in Iowa and was graduated from high school in Des Moines. She moved here in 1912 and had been in the probate section of the trust department in the bank for 25 years.
Miss Warren had been active in the Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club since 1944. She lived at 418 Loretta Place.
Surviving are two brothers.
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