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The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., August 8, 1930, page 6

WELL KNOWN APPLETON WOMAN PASSES AWAY

            Mrs. Elva Marie Grubb, nee Phelps, was born in Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 19, 1893. While still a child she moved from there with her parents to North Dakota and attended the schools of Minot. The family later moved to Helena, Montana, where she united with the Presbyterian church in which she has maintained her membership until her death.
            After graduating from school, Mrs. Grubb taught for a year in the schools of that state and the following year assumed a teaching position in the schools of St. Helens, Ore. It was while a resident of that city that she was married to Mr. O. W. Grubb. To this union eight children were born -- five girls and three sons, the oldest now sixteen years of age and the youngest four years. All of these survive the mother, save one.
            About 15 years ago the family moved to this vicinity, locating first near the Cox mill. Later, for some years, they lived near Snowden. She died Saturday, August 2nd, being in her 37th year. She leaves to mourn her loss, her mother, Mrs. Elmer Phelps, of North Dakota, her widower, W. O. Grubb of Appleton, 4 daughters, Elva Gale, Evelyn Marie, Mary and Elizabeth Louise; three sons, William Wayne, John Harrison and Robert Lee, all of Appleton; besides one sister and three brothers and a host of friends.

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all our kind friends for their sincere sympathy and kind floral offerings in our recent bereavement.

O. W. Grubb

Mrs. Elmer Phelps and family
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McIntyre

The Oregonian, Portland, OR., August 11, 1930, page 11

MRS. ELVA MARIE GRUBB

WHITE SALMON, Wash., Aug. 10. -- (Special) -- Funeral services conducted August 6 for Mrs. Elva Marie Grubb, who died August 4. Mrs. Grubb had been a resident of the Snowden-Appleton country for nearly 15 years. Survivors are her widower, W. O. Grubbs, and seven minor children, four daughters, Elva Gale, Evelyn Marie, Mary and Elizabeth Louise; three sons, William Wayne, John Harrison and Robert Lee, all of Appleton; her mother, Mrs. Elinor Phelps of Minot; a sister, Mrs. Ernest McIntyre, and three brothers.