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Independent from Long Beach, California • 10

Publication:
Independenti
Location:
Long Beach, California
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Page:
10
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A'-v, I. Page AIOJNDEPENDENT Uw Scat CaM, Wed pah. I Death Notices ltd WwrtHTmnQ peek Mortuary. The family asked donatkmsio the Heart Fund. day, 1.

p.RL, Patterson band, Alfred; father, Robert Snively 'Mortuary. sister, Mrs. 'Juanita wi A vTiu MacDonald. Service today, 2 f1YAN rJiH5 Paramount Mortuary. (Whitey), 52, formerly of 3207f 1 NEDROW Agnea 59.

of 33 Kennebec Avk, died Monday. She was secretary to the administrator at Harris man Jones Clinic-Hospital for 30 years. Surviving are brothers, Alex C. Ross, Norman K. and James Dargavpt Serv Tensioners May Get Jim Glasses Jill WITHOUT COST Tbe same thorough, aincere eye examination (with gltisci fitted to their eyes) is now available to practically all pen-1 siooers OAS without.

to bow WATSON James Allan, 44, of 437 E. Third St, died Sunday. Surviving are mother, Mrs. -Betty Peitix; brothers, Robert Frank. Service Friday; 10 "a.m, Mottellg A Peek Mortuary.

Eucalyptus Ave, barber, died Tuesday. Surviving are wife, son, mother, Jennie; sister Mrs. Edwin Callard and Mrs. Allen Service Friday, 1 p.m, Dilday Family Fuheral Directors. ice Thursday, .1 ml, Sunny-side Mausoleum Chapel Pat BALSIGER (Bellflower) foilton 73, of 14923 Bayou Ave, died Monday.

Surviving are sons, Milton and. Orris Leg sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rbth. Service today, 10 a.m. Memory Gardens Memorial Park, Brea, Whites Funeral Home directing The family asked donations to the Heart terson A Snively Mortuary directing, the far family asked them.

Come in and bripg -your ideodfication card and we will contact your sariil worker, and donations to the Cancer Fund. NYLONS UNSBRIS relieve you of ill the details. MILTON CUNBERG 11: Pine Hartwell 1 Bldg, Downstairs. Phone HEmlock 6-211) 30 Yean of Experience MEAD Robert 76, of 325 Cedar died Monday. Surviving are sons, Earl S.

and Robert sister, Mrs. Laura B. Nelson. Service Fri- tAavartnamanh" BROWN (Downey)' Jack Everett, 47, of 7862-Springer St, died Monday. Surviving are wife, Grace; son.

Jack daughter, Mrs. Janice Bieker; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown; two brothers. Service today, 2' p.m, Chapel of Memories, Norwalk.

Science Piles Stops Itch Relieves Pain HARLOCKER Hugh 63, -of 271 Corona Avg: died MondayWorid War I veteran. Surviving ia wife, Altha eon, Robert; three brothers and two sisters. Service Thursday, 10 s-bl, Mottells A Peek Mortuary. HARRIS Mrs. Emma 89, of 2140 W.

Wardlow ltd, died Monday, Surviving are son, Gerald Christman; Mrs. Elizabeth Plant and Mrs. Ethel Johnson; brother, William Wills; sister, Mrs. Mary Medwed-effe. Service Friday, 10:30 Hunter Mortuary.

KELLOGG Dr William Alvin, 75, of -270 Claremont Avis, retired physician and surgeon, died Friday. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are wife, Florence; son, Edward; daughter, Elizabeth Kellogg; stepdaughter, Mrs. M. Lszsre.

Servicd today, 11 a.m, Mottells A MR vou Vilsntini! STENGELSEN Lawrence, 62, of 1154 Cedar died Monday-. Surviving are Larry W. and David daughter, Mrs. Shirley M. Smith; brothers, Albert, Edwin Henry; sister, Mrs.

Anna Windmiller. Service Thursday; 11 a.UL, Dilday Family Funeral Directors. DONOHUE Thomas, 84, of 6121 Fairbrook St, died Tuesday. Surviving are wife, Virginia; sisteiMr. Blanch Shuman.

Rosary Thursday, 8 p.m., Lakewood Mortuary. Requiem mass Friday, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Refuge Church. HIRDLER Mrs. Muriel Maude, 66, of 7106 Aivlls St, died Sunday. Surviving are husband, Raymond sons, Roger and Keith; daughter, Mrs.

Patricia Christopher-son; two sisters. JSeivice Thursday, II a.m., Westminster Memorial Park. Backs, Troutman AiCsUlbare Mortu ary.fAnaheim, directing. RUND Mrs. Louise It, 52, of 3508 Arabella Ave, died Surviving are hus- Stywbtfti mienta asTfles have ceaaadJto be a problem And among these sufferers wen a eery wide variety af hemorrhoid conditions, aome of 10 to 20 years standing.

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