Obituaries (January 1934 - March 1934) (251 pages)

i . . j i ay worth y fear tut cages hae i ™ ATL 10 F MILY GROUP ‘ st? Awo Sees pe eo ey-Nevato-City, ae caer — as np geemhoe ee The ta en. _trailties ‘of adatbinely . ; ‘ rong ‘nein is strikingly exemplified . ‘the'sud jen and. unexpected passing bt Geor yA al native ‘Grass vgs jee expired yesterday Thorns im ig folloy ing an illness which was Be serigus . in: nature for a week. reeks ao George Clemo accented the position of foreman on Mit tate ' George boy” in tl Hle was b ber 29, his birth, Wes spent Hollowi ation in cepted a 7 “cious, abi e was” sounty, — £4 is set fort Hi vow e gain’ on 4 of 4 Atwat: d ed stiderw ible dutie dery. Lwo ast was Despite h ina, Ap83, and and capa, ility. an } een Sports Lover { The de weeks: i W.A \construction work, little dreaindng that pe would never hhis . inten ted =program "pied of wor k ful. \ . “Grass Valley the Clemo ways 4 e exact sense of word. orn in this city on’ Decemthe time lor life from practically this) entire in thig city . Vorked for County g completion of his seduthe sition in! the mines, provpullit schools he acing by hik faithfulness and conscienity, a wor kmatn of worth several years ot} Nevadiv work, Kor amployce owing construction h by the lig during part of late eupeneher D. was also : the term of was in the Tkowe, Henry Goudge and the, county payroll upervjsor Jerank J, 1 inet tan always 1yfistwas never to be “onakrae . ise that the more. resportsé Bb. ‘be placed on his shoulseaseqd was taken ill about ago and just seven days forced to ‘take tu his bed. is excellent physical stamrugged build and the efforts of smedical science ‘failed wilh Cal, SM ametai li PERSONA} live to see . ! its the local National Automdbile Club néy, . Stoll, a count ty . " t4near ret hun, Lis ie snsilSichabiiennlatlidibich Sebabatite rs, Mabel Provine . Sh, night from. Antioch, called h > », pee \ Clemo. r. and Mrs. 4 d from Palo Alto to att ie services for Mr. Clemo's 1 er,, George Clemo, . . “red Johns, representing fitdrnidWestern States. ‘Lite f {hice Company, * was, la Ker?) Tyupiness visitarséuterday’s . pM. Henry Argall, will Npeve “ndorning for San Francised and ¥ 1G spend the day on business for e Morning Union. ye Mr. and Mra, Jack donk hay Pehirnea: from, Glendale wellers thpy season . visitl Mr, Grib lo spent the holid y With family mentbers. Heprenentative. . . Mr. and Mrs. I. A. LaPiere arrived !, last night from Palo Alto tp attend . funeral services for the late George . (‘lemo which will be held Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wj Collins . of San Rafeal arrived last night, ca . . , ed to this city by the death, of the . lute George Clemo. Stoll, Grags Valley attornight where he wag called jto attand ‘returned from Red Bluft the funeral of his grandfather, Paul ' 90 year, old Ited Bluff pioneer. 's-Mr. and Mrs. W. Blight and daughter, Miss Jsthel Blight, have reto their home Susanville spending the yrece}nt holiday . With Mr. and Mrs. John! Smitham Lioyd Street. . ty Bret Harte Inn arrivals include: In. Helfrtth, San I’rancisco; Ji iA. Carlson, Sacramento; L. N. Miller, H. John, W. Sampson, W. B. Scott, Sun, Irancisco; W. FE. Bristol, Sacramen! to; W. D. Mallon, Sacramento; 1. . W. Bedford, Youngton, Nev.; E. F. xrigen and, wife, Sacramento; J. B. McGowan, 'B. Schoenfeld and wife, T. W. Hawley and wife, San TranVe ernon Inst ub turned at wéter season ‘of his’ health gradually death © oceurring 9 early ciseg; Edgar A. Sayre, Sacramento: . raging stream . Suit friday night ee anc “hag come: “to. -welce me The bre is.no age lin 1it 0 and girls’ who Ailke . ‘sho V WS. The ‘boy. of lee you ngster of seven have a time, and they each’ gt of . . the™ dutdoor “scenery, doings 0 the ‘star ‘and t riding, shooting ‘and . ‘act with, thePigture. i Among. the: “stunts: Ke are a deathdefying: lea ne k speed from, the. se orcycle to the head ‘hor nay wagon; a high di “paint” horse, ‘from a far belo from a cliff into an au a reckless dash across /t] strew, studded, cactus, £ automobile, “Crossfire” World War, leaving a t ests of his f) iends. service oversea/s he rett his. friends 01 tlawed, vi plat, hatched/by the “tr There isa doubl sation m the wearu \lor-ma e Custom Cl satisfa¢tion they gis self and the eviden they / /give to others. Exh a trousers “Jeffrey Cle

i . . j i ay worth y fear tut cages hae i ™ ATL 10 F MILY GROUP ‘ st? Awo Sees pe eo ey-Nevato-City, ae caer — as np geemhoe ee The ta en. _trailties ‘of adatbinely . ; ‘ rong ‘nein is strikingly exemplified . ‘the'sud jen and. unexpected passing bt Geor yA al native ‘Grass vgs jee expired yesterday Thorns im ig folloy ing an illness which was Be serigus . in: nature for a week. reeks ao George Clemo accented the position of foreman on Mit tate ' George boy” in tl Hle was b ber 29, his birth, Wes spent Hollowi ation in cepted a 7 “cious, abi e was” sounty, — £4 is set fort Hi vow e gain’ on 4 of 4 Atwat: d ed stiderw ible dutie dery. Lwo ast was Despite h ina, Ap83, and and capa, ility. an } een Sports Lover { The de weeks: i W.A \construction work, little dreaindng that pe would never hhis . inten ted =program "pied of wor k ful. \ . “Grass Valley the Clemo ways 4 e exact sense of word. orn in this city on’ Decemthe time lor life from practically this) entire in thig city . Vorked for County g completion of his seduthe sition in! the mines, provpullit schools he acing by hik faithfulness and conscienity, a wor kmatn of worth several years ot} Nevadiv work, Kor amployce owing construction h by the lig during part of late eupeneher D. was also : the term of was in the Tkowe, Henry Goudge and the, county payroll upervjsor Jerank J, 1 inet tan always 1yfistwas never to be “onakrae . ise that the more. resportsé Bb. ‘be placed on his shoulseaseqd was taken ill about ago and just seven days forced to ‘take tu his bed. is excellent physical stamrugged build and the efforts of smedical science ‘failed wilh Cal, SM ametai li PERSONA} live to see . ! its the local National Automdbile Club néy, . Stoll, a count ty . " t4near

ret hun, Lis ie snsilSichabiiennlatlidibich Sebabatite rs, Mabel Provine . Sh, night from. Antioch, called h > », pee \ Clemo. r. and Mrs. 4 d from Palo Alto to att ie services for Mr. Clemo's 1 er,, George Clemo, . . “red Johns, representing fitdrnidWestern States. ‘Lite f {hice Company, * was, la Ker?) Tyupiness visitarséuterday’s . pM. Henry Argall, will Npeve “ndorning for San Francised and ¥ 1G spend the day on business for e Morning Union. ye Mr. and Mra, Jack donk hay Pehirnea: from, Glendale wellers thpy season . visitl Mr, Grib lo spent the holid y With family mentbers. Heprenentative. . . Mr. and Mrs. I. A. LaPiere arrived !, last night from Palo Alto tp attend . funeral services for the late George . (‘lemo which will be held Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wj Collins . of San Rafeal arrived last night, ca . . , ed to this city by the death, of the . lute George Clemo. Stoll, Grags Valley attornight where he wag called jto attand ‘returned from Red Bluft the funeral of his grandfather, Paul ' 90 year, old Ited Bluff pioneer. 's-Mr. and Mrs. W. Blight and daughter, Miss Jsthel Blight, have reto their home Susanville spending the yrece}nt holiday . With Mr. and Mrs. John! Smitham Lioyd Street. . ty Bret Harte Inn arrivals include: In. Helfrtth, San I’rancisco; Ji iA. Carlson, Sacramento; L. N. Miller, H. John, W. Sampson, W. B. Scott, Sun, Irancisco; W. FE. Bristol, Sacramen! to; W. D. Mallon, Sacramento; 1. . W. Bedford, Youngton, Nev.; E. F. xrigen and, wife, Sacramento; J. B. McGowan, 'B. Schoenfeld and wife, T. W. Hawley and wife, San TranVe ernon Inst ub turned at wéter season ‘of his’ health gradually death © oceurring 9 early ciseg; Edgar A. Sayre, Sacramento: . raging stream . Suit friday night ee anc “hag come: “to. -welce me The bre is.no age lin 1it 0 and girls’ who Ailke . ‘sho V WS. The ‘boy. of lee you ngster of seven have a time, and they each’ gt of . . the™ dutdoor “scenery, doings 0 the ‘star ‘and t riding, shooting ‘and . ‘act with, thePigture. i Among. the: “stunts: Ke are a deathdefying: lea ne k speed from, the. se orcycle to the head ‘hor nay wagon; a high di “paint” horse, ‘from a far belo from a cliff into an au a reckless dash across /t] strew, studded, cactus, £ automobile, “Crossfire” World War, leaving a t ests of his f) iends. service oversea/s he rett his. friends 01 tlawed, vi plat, hatched/by the “tr There isa doubl sation m the wearu \lor-ma e Custom Cl satisfa¢tion they gis self and the eviden they / /give to others. Exh a trousers “Jeffrey Cle