Historical Clippings Book - Nevada County Citizens (HC-07) (296 pages)

i 6 ~” DOakland Tribune, Friday, Dee. 9, 1955 Funeral Rites Tomorrow _q for Dr. Mariana Bertola — Funeral services will be heldjand Martin: sabes. he ez for 10in San Francisco tomorrow for. fore turning to kadticine, a . Mariana Bertola, pioneer. She earned her medical de: 8 Ar hi tor and a past president of-the ta physician aiid educagree at Cooper Medical College, now a part of Stanford Univer-; sity, and practiced in Oakland Native Daughters of the Golden. for 10 years around the turn of West. Doctor Bertola, well __. -. the century, known. Doctor Bertola, a‘ close friend in Oakland and Contra Castajof the founder of Mill. County, died of a heart attack. served as college Paver Wednesday at the Nativel15 years. In later years, she Daughters Home in San Fran-. was a staff member at both cisco, where she had been living. Children’s and St, Francis Hosin retirement for several years. pitals in San Francisco, A native of Pacheco, Contra] Besides her service to the Costa County, Doctor Bertola. NSGW, which she served as attended San Jose State College. stand president in 1896, she was and taught school in Concord/@ part president of the Cali-, Birkett Official Tribute. WHEREAS: It has pleased an All fornia Federation of Women’s’ Clubs, Her survivors are her sister, Mrs. Minnie C. Perata, and her nephews and nieces, Alameda County Deputy Clerk Laurence C. Perata, Mrs. Elinor Camozzi and Mrs. Anne Cuff, all of Oakland. Memorial services will be conducted by the Native Daughers at 8 p.m. today at the N. iaray and Co. Mortuary, Post ‘end Divisidero Streets, San “)'rancisco, The funeral rites will be conjucted at the mortuary at 10 -a.m, tomorrow. Inurnment will \follow at thé Chapel of. the ‘CHimes, Oakland. Ethel L. Brady Dies Today at Orinda Home Ethel Lord Brady, member of . fone of Grass Valley’s prominent /and better known early day families, died today at Orinda, Contra Costa county, ; The late Mrs, Brady was a nat‘ive of Grass Valley, a daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs, Will G. Lord and in earlier years taught music in this city. Her father was the first manager for the Bell Telephone . in Grass Valley and also operat-. ed Lord’s Livery Stable as had) his father George Lord, before . him. The original Lord home was located on Richardson street and later Mr. and Mrs. Will Lord built their home on Bennett street. ‘The Lord and Brady families were among the more active in the community before the turn of the century. Ethel Lord Brady was the mother of Constance B. Smith; sister of Mrs. Vivian June Camb‘ler, Burlingame; Ann _ Fraser, ‘Fraser, Long Beach; Clifford W. Lord, Los Angeles and George P. Lord, San Carlos. Patricia Louise iSmith is a surviving granddaughter. : Funeral services will be held at . 1 p. m. Friday, January 11th at} St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in iOrinda. Friends are invited to the 'services. The Truman Chapel, ‘30th and Telegraph, Oakland, are . _ in charge of arrangements. ‘ Wise Providence to remove from our ‘midst the soul of our late Superintendent of Public Works and beloved friend, daseph, Birkett, and WHEREAS: It is only fitting and proper that we should at this time, as an expression of the esteem in which he was held by the citizens of our city, and particularly by the City ‘Council, pay a tribute of respect to his memory, now © THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That Joseph Birkett was a man of . inestimable worth, whose honor and integrity were above reproach; that his mature judgment and wise coun~sel will be sorely missed by this counsel and the People of the City of Grass Valley; that the state, county and city have lost one of. their best and noblest citizens, and his family 1 a kind and loving husband and father; that while his sudden taking away seems most untimely, still we bow in humble submission to the dic-. tate of an All Wise Providence, and recommend his family to the mercy and consolation of Him who docth all things well. And, be it further RESOLVED: That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Council, and a copy be published in The Morning Union, and that an enae. 1 0 AannoogoA prossed copy be presented to the fam. ivewDses se.

i 6 ~” DOakland Tribune, Friday, Dee. 9, 1955 Funeral Rites Tomorrow _q for Dr. Mariana Bertola — Funeral services will be heldjand Martin: sabes. he ez for 10in San Francisco tomorrow for. fore turning to kadticine, a . Mariana Bertola, pioneer. She earned her medical de: 8 Ar hi tor and a past president of-the ta physician aiid educagree at Cooper Medical College, now a part of Stanford Univer-; sity, and practiced in Oakland Native Daughters of the Golden. for 10 years around the turn of West. Doctor Bertola, well __. -. the century, known. Doctor Bertola, a‘ close friend in Oakland and Contra Castajof the founder of Mill. County, died of a heart attack. served as college Paver Wednesday at the Nativel15 years. In later years, she Daughters Home in San Fran-. was a staff member at both cisco, where she had been living. Children’s and St, Francis Hosin retirement for several years. pitals in San Francisco, A native of Pacheco, Contra] Besides her service to the Costa County, Doctor Bertola. NSGW, which she served as attended San Jose State College. stand president in 1896, she was and taught school in Concord/@ part president of the Cali-, Birkett Official Tribute. WHEREAS: It has pleased an All fornia Federation of Women’s’ Clubs, Her survivors are her sister, Mrs. Minnie C. Perata, and her nephews and nieces, Alameda County Deputy Clerk Laurence C. Perata, Mrs. Elinor Camozzi and Mrs. Anne Cuff, all of Oakland. Memorial services will be conducted by the Native Daughers at 8 p.m. today at the N. iaray and Co. Mortuary, Post ‘end Divisidero Streets, San “)'rancisco, The funeral rites will be conjucted at the mortuary at 10 -a.m, tomorrow. Inurnment will \follow at thé Chapel of. the ‘CHimes, Oakland. Ethel L. Brady Dies Today at Orinda Home Ethel Lord Brady, member of . fone of Grass Valley’s prominent /and better known early day families, died today at Orinda, Contra Costa county, ; The late Mrs, Brady was a nat‘ive of Grass Valley, a daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs, Will G. Lord and in earlier years taught music in this city. Her father was the first manager for the Bell Telephone . in Grass Valley and also operat-. ed Lord’s Livery Stable as had)

his father George Lord, before . him. The original Lord home was located on Richardson street and later Mr. and Mrs. Will Lord built their home on Bennett street. ‘The Lord and Brady families were among the more active in the community before the turn of the century. Ethel Lord Brady was the mother of Constance B. Smith; sister of Mrs. Vivian June Camb‘ler, Burlingame; Ann _ Fraser, ‘Fraser, Long Beach; Clifford W. Lord, Los Angeles and George P. Lord, San Carlos. Patricia Louise iSmith is a surviving granddaughter. : Funeral services will be held at . 1 p. m. Friday, January 11th at} St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in iOrinda. Friends are invited to the 'services. The Truman Chapel, ‘30th and Telegraph, Oakland, are . _ in charge of arrangements. ‘ Wise Providence to remove from our ‘midst the soul of our late Superintendent of Public Works and beloved friend, daseph, Birkett, and WHEREAS: It is only fitting and proper that we should at this time, as an expression of the esteem in which he was held by the citizens of our city, and particularly by the City ‘Council, pay a tribute of respect to his memory, now © THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That Joseph Birkett was a man of . inestimable worth, whose honor and integrity were above reproach; that his mature judgment and wise coun~sel will be sorely missed by this counsel and the People of the City of Grass Valley; that the state, county and city have lost one of. their best and noblest citizens, and his family 1 a kind and loving husband and father; that while his sudden taking away seems most untimely, still we bow in humble submission to the dic-. tate of an All Wise Providence, and recommend his family to the mercy and consolation of Him who docth all things well. And, be it further RESOLVED: That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Council, and a copy be published in The Morning Union, and that an enae. 1 0 AannoogoA prossed copy be presented to the fam. ivewDses se.