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Idaho County Free Press
Thursday, March 5, 1925
CLARENCE E. GARETS DIES IN SPOKANE
Word was received here early Wednesday morning about 5 a.m.
that Clarence E. Garets had died at his home in Spokane about two hours
previously of heart trouble.
Almost immediately Mrs. George Garets, accompanied by her daughter Elma, and
Rudolph Von Berge of Fenn, started for Spokane.
The deceased man is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Garets of this city, a young
man of excellent habits and World War veteran, having served six months on the
Mexican border and 18 months in France. He was a member of 116th Engineers, 41st
Division.
Besides his wife, formerly Miss Elsie VonBerge of Grangeville, and a little
daughter about three years old, he leaves a father, mother, sister and brother,
and a host of friends in the community to regret his untimely death.
The body was brought to Grangeville Wednesday evening and the funeral services
held from the Federated Church on Thursday, March 5, at 2 p.m., the Rev. Ernest
Barber, officiating. His comrades in arms acted as pallbearers. Interment was in
Prairie View Cemetery.
Submitted by Chris
Cornett
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