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The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., February 4, 1943, page 2

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO GLENWOOD MAN

GLENWOOD, Jan 31, (Special) -- Funeral services are to be held tomorrow (Monday) for Carl Wilson, Glenwood merchant, whose death shocked this community last Monday morning, when he succumbed to a heart attack about 7:30 a.m.
Apparently in good, or at least usual health, hardly anyone could realize that Carl had answered his final call, as he had expected to do for service of his country last fall.
Born 41 years ago in Hamburg, Germany, while his parents were in that country for a brief period, Carl came to Glenwood with his mother, Mrs. August Kuhnhausen in 1908. He obtained his schooling in Glenwood, and when later the Kuhnhausens moved to their ranch, assisted with the beginning of their fox farm.
Later he found employment in Hood River stores and again in Seattle where just prior to his return to Glenwood, he served as a member of the personnel of Sears. Three years ago he came to stay with his mother and step-father and after the death of his mother three years ago, assumed the managership of the local mercantile concern. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louise Wilson, his step-father, August Kuhnhausen, and several distant relatives still in England.

The Enterprise, White Salmon., WA., January 29, 1943, page 6
"Glenwood News"

GLENWOOD, Jan. 26. -- (Special) The community was saddened Monday morning by the sudden death of Carl Wilson, prominent merchant of Glenwood. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, Louise, a step-father, Aug. Kuhnhausen. His mother, Millie Kuhnhausen, passed away two years ago. He also leaves a host of friends in social and business world. He has suffered from heart trouble for some time and this time it was so severe Carl couldn't take it. Word has not been received when or where the funeral will take place. The sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.