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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''August 20, 1964 Spokesman-Review Page 6:'''<br />
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[[file:1964-08-20-sr-p6-howard-mattes-obit.jpg|thumb|right|200px]]'''H. J. Mattes Dies; Rites Set Friday'''<br />
<br />
Funeral services for Howard<br />
J. Mattes, W427 Twenty-fourth,<br />
who died in a local hospital<br />
Wednesday, will be Friday at 3<br />
p.m. in Hazen & Jaeger Funeral<br />
Home.<br />
<br />
The Rev, Raymond W. Moody<br />
will officiate. Entombment will<br />
follow at Riverside Mausoleum.<br />
<br />
A native of Iowa, Mr. Mattes<br />
had lived here 37 years and had<br />
been a resident of the Inland<br />
Empire for 63 years.<br />
<br />
He entered a lumber business<br />
at Reardan, Wash., in 1905 and<br />
moved to Spokane in 1927. He<br />
had also established lumber<br />
interests at Edwall, Harrington<br />
and Davenport.<br />
<br />
He was a member of Manito<br />
Masonic Lodge, Manito<br />
Presbyterian Church and Central Lions<br />
Club.<br />
<br />
Survivors include his wife,<br />
Rose, at the home; two daughters,<br />
Mrs. Katherine Laing and<br />
Mrs. E. J. Crosby, and two<br />
grandsons, all of Spokane.<br />
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