BIRTH Albert [sic] Floyd Baker, b 26 Jan 1912, Oregon City, Clackamas co, male, 4th child; father David Geo Baker (6y, of Oregon City, b Missouri, laborer); mother Myrtle Boyer (26y, of Oregon City, b Washington)

1920 OR CENSUS John Boyer (57y, b New York, occupation trucker) enumerated with wife Matilda (50y, b Oregon), 3 children, Myrtle Baker (28y, b Washington, divorced), Floyd F. Boyer (24y, b Oregon) and George T. Boyer (18y, b Oregon), 2 grandchildren, Mildred L. Baker (9y, b Oregon) and Elbert F. Baker (7y, b Oregon), father-in-law Thomas Crowley (74y, b Missouri, widowed) and a boarder Henry Morrow (35y, b California, occupation teamster)

MARRIAGE Elbert Baker (18y 12d, of 1147 N Commercial, Salem, b Oregon City, Oregon, laborer) and Erma Thompson (16y 7m 27d, of 1147 N Commercial, Salem, b Corvallis, Oregon) md 1 Feb 1930, Salem, Marion co, Oregon

1930 OR CENSUS Elbert E.F. Baker (18y, b Oregon, married at age 18y, laborer in butcher shop) enumerated with wife Erma C. (16y, b Oregon, married at age 16y)

NOTE his widow Erma remarried in 1935 to Clarence L. Gosser. His two sons, Raymond and Donald, are listed with their mother and step-father under the Gosser name in the 1940 census of Salem

OSBH DC (Marion County 1933) #887 - Elbert Floyd Baker, male, married to Irma Baker, b. 20 Jan 1912 in Oregon City, Oregon, d. 8 Dec 19133 in Salem, Oregon at the age orf 21 y's 10 m's 18 d's, name of father G. D. Baker (b. Washington), maiden name of mother Myrtle Boyer (b. Washington), interment IOOF 12 Dec, undertaker Clough-Barrick, informant G. D. Baker of Salem.

YOUTH KILLED WHEN TRUCK TURNS OVER. 
Death of Albert [Elbert] Baker, 21, Marks Second Fatality Within 48 Hours. 
Marion county's second fatal automobile accident within 48 hours was chalked up at 2:30 p. m. yesterday when Albert Baker, 21, 483 South Commercial, was killed when the truck in which he was riding crashed into a ditch near the girls' industrial school. Harry Turner, 2460 Laurel avenue, owner and driver of the truck, was injured. According to report of the state police, Baker was accompanying Turner, a local wood dealer, to Turner for a load of wood. The truck crashed into a ditch and turned over, one quarter mile south of the industrial school. Both Baker and Turner were rushed to the Salem Deaconess hospital where attending physicians employed artificial respiratory measures in an attempt to save Baker's life. He died without regaining consciousness shortly after arriving at the hospital. Turner is expected to recover. Turner reported to state police that his truck was force off the highway by an approaching automobile which was speeding on the wrong side of the road. The car failed to stop, he said. Officers who investigated the re wreck were unable to substantiate the report of the second car. The accident victim was the son of George Baker, R. F. D. 6. He was married and is survived by his wife and two children, one three weeks old. 
Oregon Statesman 9 Dec 1933 1:2. 

Elbert Floyd Baker on the Turner highway Friday, Dec.8, at the age of 21 years. Survived by widow, Irma Baker, two sons, Raymond, age 3 and Donald, 1 month; father G. D. Baker and sister, Mrs. Mildred Mallory, all of Salem. Funeral services to be held from the Clough-Barrick company chapel, Tuesday, December 12, 2 p.m. Interment I. O. O. F. cemetery, Rev. C. G. Weston officiating. 
Oregon Statesman 10 Dec 1933 5:1.

Elbert E. Baker 
1912 - 1933

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OSBH DC (Marion Co., 1933) #887 
Saucy Survey & Photographs

Oregon Birth Records (Ancestry.com)

1920 OR CENSUS (Multnomah co, Portland, ED 81, sheet 18A-B)

Oregon Marriage Records (Ancestry.com)

1930 OR CENSUS (Marion Co, Salem, ED 71, sheet 5B)

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