Inn flig'ghga Former North Mason teacher Ina A. (Mrs. Earl) Dagnie, 75, of 2163 East Nubling, Port Or- chard, died at her home December 8. Mrs. Dagnie taught in the North Mason . School District from 1962 until her retirement in 1972. She and her husband have lived in Manchester for more than 40 years. The former Ina Cushman was born in Everett on June 24, 1907, but moved to Lake Stevens when she was 10 years old She married her husband on March 14, 1931 in Everett. where the couple lived before moving to Manchester. Mrs. Dagnie sold tickets at the Manchester Dock for the Black Ball Ferry Line for a number of years, Later, she at- tended Olympic College and the University of Washington, from which she received a degree in home eeonomiosin the late 19505. She taught in Winlock for two years before joining North Mason schools. She belonged to various senior citizen groups and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Robert of Morton and David of Belling- ham; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; four sisters, Rose Clark of Seattle. and Alta Brodie, Ruth Newman and Mrs. Dagnie’s twin, Una Wangerin, all of Everett; and two brothers, Roland Cushman of Gig Harbor and Fred Cush- man Jr. of Lake Stevens. Services were December 11 at Gilchrist Funeral Home. A fellowship hour was held at Elim Lutheran Church’s social hall in Waterman following the service. ‘ Burial was at Sunset Lane Cemetery, The family suggests memorials to Hospice of Kitsap . County, PO. Box 4012, Wycoff Station, Bremerton, 98310. , OCR Text: Inn flig'ghga Former North Mason teacher Ina A. (Mrs. Earl) Dagnie, 75, of 2163 East Nubling, Port Or- chard, died at her home December 8. Mrs. Dagnie taught in the North Mason . School District from 1962 until her retirement in 1972. She and her husband have lived in Manchester for more than 40 years. The former Ina Cushman was born in Everett on June 24, 1907, but moved to Lake Stevens when she was 10 years old She married her husband on March 14, 1931 in Everett. where the couple lived before moving to Manchester. Mrs. Dagnie sold tickets at the Manchester Dock for the Black Ball Ferry Line for a number of years, Later, she at- tended Olympic College and the University of Washington, from which she received a degree in home eeonomiosin the late 19505. She taught in Winlock for two years before joining North Mason schools. She belonged to various senior citizen groups and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Robert of Morton and David of Belling- ham; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; four sisters, Rose Clark of Seattle. and Alta Brodie, Ruth Newman and Mrs. Dagnie’s twin, Una Wangerin, all of Everett; and two brothers, Roland Cushman of Gig Harbor and Fred Cush- man Jr. of Lake Stevens. Services were December 11 at Gilchrist Funeral Home. A fellowship hour was held at Elim Lutheran Church’s social hall in Waterman following the service. ‘ Burial was at Sunset Lane Cemetery, The family suggests memorials to Hospice of Kitsap . County, PO. Box 4012, Wycoff Station, Bremerton, 98310. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,D Last Name,Dagnie, Ina A..tif,Dagnie, Ina A..tif, Dagnie, Ina A..tif