The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 11

I A I FRANK PARTEMI tTlmtf Ur4Moo4 City Huri-jiu) REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 15. -Frank Partemi. 62, a ntaive of Italy, died at a San Mawo hospi- tml 9:53 p. m.

Saturday after a sudden illness. His sole survivor is son, Joseph Panemi, of Menlo Park. 203 Hemlock street, here, and was removed to the hospital last week after neishbor found him unconscious following a paralytic strote. A rosary will be recited at o'clock tonight in the Layng and Tinney chapel, where funeral rites will begin at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, going thence to Mt. Carmel church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment will be in the Holy Cross cemetery at Menlo Park. PAUL H. W. HERZ Death of Paul H. W.

Hcrz, 52. Arleta Park, Half Moon Bay, reported today. He died Saturday at Stanford Lane hospital in San Francisco after a five weeks' illness. A native of Germany, Mr. Herz resided in Half Moan Bay for the MRS.

ELLEN MADIGAN Mrs. Elleu C. Madigan, 73, niotn- of Mrs. Timothy McCarthy of 420 East Ellsworth court, passed away Saturday. The remains were shipped for burial to the home of her family in Chicago by the George W.

Sneider ur.eral -parlor. and company his wife, Anna May; four children, John, stationed in Tesas with the JJ sr -rM Tarl nd Anna 'May, ail of Half Moon 5ay. He operated a nursery on the coastside. Services will be held tomorrow, 2:30 p. at the chapel of Dutra's funeral home on Kelley avenue.

Interment will follow at Odd Fellow's cemetery in Half Moon Bay. MRS ISABELLE FERGUS Mrs. Isabella Thompson Feigus, 73, of fiS North Ellsworth street, San Mateo, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. She is survived by a son, Robert Fergus, of San Mateo: and two daughters, Miss Katherine Fergus, and Mrs. Grace Smith, both of San Mateo.

Mrs. Fergus was a member of MRS. AFRICA BEKTOXXI SAXTMBR UXO? No" lT--Strvi- wil) he held tomorrow moraine at 9:15 for Africa Benozzi, who died on November 8 at Tollinsville. 111., at the San Bruno chappl of ihe Nieri funeral home. A requiem mass will be cek-brated for Mrs.

Bertozzi at 9:30 at the San Bruno Catholic church. Interment will be at the Italian cemetery. Mrs. Bertozzi, a native of Italy, jonduc-cd a bakery at C57 San Mateo avenue, San Bruno, for many years. She is survived by two sons, Rpno anH Timothv Bertozzi.

both of San Bruno. LENA ELIZABETH KENT Ke.LnVGGD CITY, la. -Funeral services for Lena Elizabeth Kent of 446 Sequoia street, Redwood City, were held today from the Layng and Tinney chapel at 2 p. m. and followed by interment at the Alta Mesa cemetery.

Mrs. Kent, long a resident here, was a native of Pennsylvania and died at a Santa Clara hospital yesterday after a long illnes. She was the wife of Ehuer H. Kent and the mother of t'aul H. Kent of San Carlos, Wayne L.

Kent of Akron, 0., and Mrs. Marjorie L. Tunnel of San Francisco. A Ireland, Mrs. Mad-1 the Burlingame chapter No.

275 of igan, who was a widow, came to San Mateo four weeks ago to live with her daughter. She had been ill a long time. PATRICK li.es will be held torr.oiTOT,- morning at 10:30 or Patrick Boyle, of Belmont, who died last-Saturday at-a local hospital after a short illness. Services will be at the chapel of Crosby-N. Grey and 23 California drive, Bur- company; lingame.

He jiephew, Rev. Philadelphia, terment will be at Holy Cross. is survived by his Pennsylvania. In- the order of the Eastern Star. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of Crosby-N.

Grey and company, 23 California drive, Burlingame. Interment will be at Oliver Memorial Paik. WILLIAM GRAY County Serilue) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. remains of William Gray, six-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Gray, 233 El Ca- liRino So'Jth iian VITAL STATISTICS JANE TORREYSON Miss Jane Torreyson, 77-year-old San Francisco resident, died last Saturday at a Belmont sanatorium after a long illness. She is survived by her niece, Miss Margaret Torreyson. Remains are being to Carson City, Nevada, by Crosby-N. Grey and company funeral parlors, 23 California drive, Burlingame. The following vital statistics for San Mateo county were compiled today by County Clerk AV.

H. Augus- 3 I MCKXSKS ISSCT5D CHAMBERS Edwin Chambers 26. Washington, and llilvci E. Johnson, 20, Thief Falls, limn. SNIDER-SUNDAY--James R.

Snider, 30, San Carlos, and Dorothy Sun- dav, 30, San Mateo. NOKTON-CAROLAN Casimir Joseph. Norton, 28, and Dolores RATION TABLE SUGAR--Sump 29 in ration book Xo. 4 vilid through January 15. SHOES-Stamp IS in Book Xo.

1 good indefinitely for one pair of shots. Airplane stamp No. 1 in book No. 3 is now valid for one of rationed shoes. GASOLINE--Coupons 8 valid for three gallons each through November 21.

(motorcycle) coupon extended from July 11. 1CJ1 tc 19ii. Ce'J- pon 9 valid for three gallons each, November 21 through January 21. TIRE INSPECTION--Deadline for book holders October 31; for book November 30; for A book holders March 31. 1944.

MEAT--Brown stamps and in ration book No. 3 valid through December 4. BUTTER, CHEESE, CANNED MEATS, CANNED FISH, EDIBLE FATS, OILS. CANNED MILK--Brown stamps and in ration book No. 3 valid through December 4.

Brown stamp is valid November 7 through December brown stamp is valid November 14 through December brown stamp valid through Janusry brown stamp valid November 23 through January brown stamp valid December brown stamp valid December 12. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES --Canned, frozen and dried: controlled by ration book 2: blue stamps and valid through November 20. Green stamps and in ration book No. 4 valid through December 20. DBAFTffi Ride "Em Cowboy who died Saturday in a local hospital, were sent to Bakersfield today for services and interment by the Nauman and Muzio Funeral Home, 211 Linden avenue, South San Francisco, ents, the baby brother, James ter, Pearl Gray.

Besides his par- is survived by a Gray; and a sis- HAROLD THOMPSON Funeral arrangements are pending at the Layng and Tinney funeral home, Redwood City, for Harold Thompson, 24, of 122 Harrison street, who passed away yesterday after a long illness. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Thompson, he is also survived by his sister, Mrs.

Mary Louise Eisen of Burlingame. Ellenrose, Theresa, and brother, Roland Lewis, all of Redwood City. He was a native of Long Beach. ABRAHAM VINEBERG Abraham Yineberg, 65, a. retired tailor who resided at llzi Drayton road, San Mateo, passed away yesterday at Mills Memorial hospital.

Services will be held tomorrow, 11:30 a. m. at Sinai Memorial chapel, Geary and Divisadero streets in San Francisco. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Ben Wax of San Mateo, and a brother, Joseph, of Modesto.

Internment will follow at the Eternal Home cemetery in Colma. GUS W. JOHNSON County Service) DALY CITY, Nov. remains of Gus W. Johnson, of 6925 Mission street, Daly City, who dieJ last Saturday at a San Francisco hospital, were sent to Compton, California, last night for services and interment by Lasswell and company, 6154 Mission street, Daly City.

Johnson is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillie Johnson. DEATH NOTICES TORKEYSOX--In Belmont, Nov. 13 1943, Jane Torreyson, beloved aunt of Miss Margaret Torreyson San Francisco. The remains TV ill be forwarded to Carson City, for services and interment, service) (Crosby -X Gray FERGUS--In San Mateo, Nov.

14, 1943, Isabella Thompson Fergus, btloved wife of tlie late James Fergus, loving mother of Robert Fergus, Katherine Addison Fergus and Grace Fergus Smith San Mateo; aunt of David T. Heddie of San Mateo. A member Burlingame Chapter No. 275, O. E.

S. Funciai bei be Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 2 p. m. at the chapel of Crosby X.

Gray Co, 23 California drive, Burlingame. Interment, Olivet Slemori- ,11 Park. New Arrivals At Mills Hospital Six San Mateo county births over the week-end were reported by Mills Memorial hospital this morning. Girls were born to Mrs. Charles Drummy, 34 Avila road; Mrs.

Paul W. Watson, 27 Broadway; Mrs. John E. Shea, 509 Edinburgh street, and Mrs. Roy M.

Noon, 159 Arbor lane, all of San Mateo. Sons werejern to Mrs, Richard B. Harvey," 240 Bancroft" road, Burlingame, and Mrs. Theodore P. Egan, 1214 Nadina street, San Mateo.

Patterson O'Connell FUNERAL HOME E. L. Patterson Dan O'Connell 126 Second S. M. JDial 3-028 MRS.

ROSE SNEAD DALY CITY, Nov. were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Lemoore, for Mrs. Rose Snead, 38, of Santa Clara, who died last Friday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thelma Fraga, 208 Pacific avenue, Sharps Park. Remains were shipped by Lasswell 6154 Mission Street, Daly City.

Mrs. Snead is survived by her husband, William Snead; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Gilla, of San Diego; three sisters, Mrs. Thelma Fraga of Sharps Park, Mrs. Virginia Sonsalvas, and Mrs. Vivian Costa of San Jose, and three brothers, Joseph Ariea, Fred Ariea, and Frank Ariea.

EDWARD GOLDKUHL herrlce) DALY CITY, Nov. Goldkuhl, 60-year-old pioneer Daly City resident, and long-time meni- ber of the Daly City volunteer fire department, dropped dead while vorkins at the Robert Dray age company, San Francisco, last Saturday. Goldkuhl, who lived at 214 Miriam street, Daly City, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Pearl GcMkuhl' wiiiimn kiihT; and a son, Edward Goldkuhl Jr. Besides being member of the Daly City fire department, Company 2, he was also a member of Veteran Firemen's association, the Widow and Orphans' Firemen's association, Colma-Vista Grande area lodge No.

1848 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the Crocker Masonic lodge. Services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock for Goldkuhl at the chapel of Lasswell 6154 Mission street, Daly City. Interment will be at Oli- vet.Memorial park. San Mateo Florist We Telegraph Flowers :129 El Cammo, S. 41.

Dial 5-1302 FUNERAL DIBECTORS Crosby-N. Gray Co. Dial 3-5691 23 California Drive Burlingame At Palo Alto Redwood CUT Bureau) PALO ALTO, Nov. 15. Two San Mateo county children were reported born yesterday at the Palo Alto hospital.

Daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Darling of 165 Manor drive, San Carlos, and to Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell of Arroya avenue, San Carlos.

I Crossword Puzzle Geo. Boardman Passes in R. C. REDWOOD CITY, Nov. C.

Boaruniin, ictireu estate and insurance broker, well known in coast financial circles, died yesterday at the home of his hi other, T. D. Boardman, on Eleanor drive in the Emerald Lake district. He had been in ill health for a number of. months.

Boardman was a member of the board of directors of the San'Fran- cisco Chamber of Commerce from 3913 to 1923, and was vice president of the chamber from 1916 to 1923. He was a member of the real estate and insurance firm of Boardman with offices at 114, San- HENRY W. FRANK Henry W. Frank, 79 year old founder of the Milwaukee Furniture company of San Francisco, died yesterday at St. Joseph's hospital in San Francisco.

Frank is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elsa Frank, 1800 Broadway street, San Francisco; a son, Harry Frank, 242 Clark tirive, San Mateo. and a daughter, Mrs. Grace Fuendeling, of San Francisco. Besides his commercial activities, Frank was also prominent in philanthropic circles for many years.

He was a member of the Shrine Hospital for Children in San Francisco. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the chapel of H. F- Ruhr company. 2919 Mis- I sion street, San Francisco. Inurn- ment will be at Woodlawn cemetery.

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Botrdman a ship repair broker. All of the family arc residents of San Francisco. were held from the Layng Tinney chapel here this morning, and were followed by burial in a family plot at Mountain View cemetery. ABBIE an' SLATS HENRY G. LAMB Henry G.

Lamb, 80, proprietor of the Lamb's merchandise store on Broadway in Redwood City, passed away yesterday at his home, 36 Arch street, after a short illness. A resident of Redwood City for 38 years, he was well known throughout the community. He was a member of the Foresters of America. Memorial services bs hold by Court 1 158 in Redwood City tomorrow at 8 p. m.

A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. Lamb was the husband of the late Mary Lamb; father of Arthur and Fred Lamb of Redwood City, Mrs. Hazel Bender of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Mildred Baldwin of Van Nuys. rifcs will hn hold Wednesday at 2 p.

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