The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 9

5 'Aug. 20, 1946 8AN BERNARDINO IN THE SHADOWS VITAL RECORDS 3ICH MEATY WITH' WILSON'S Air Base Worker Dies of Injury Arthur Branham, 68, 2083 East Third street, died yesterday at Ramona Community hospital as the result of injuries he suffered Aug. 13 while working in the box factory reclamation department at the San Bernardino Army Air field, according to Deputy Coroner P. II. Evans.

Branham, an employe at the air field since 19-11, was engaged in sawing the lid off a box when the accident occurred. lie was holding the lid of the box with one hand and the guard of the saw with the other when the saw suddenly kicked the lid causing it to strike him in the abdomen. After undergoing emergency threatment at the field hospital he was removed to the Community hospital where an operation disclosed that he had an intestinal injury. He was reported to have rallied after the operation but began failing again late Friday. Death came at 6:40 p.m.

Sunday. Private Expects To Spend Rest of Service in Japan Pvt. Howard Gaiger, 19, paratrooper from San Bernardino, expects to spend the remainder of his time overseas with his present unit, the 152d airborne antiaircraft battalion, which is a part of the 11th Airborne Division, now stationed at Muroran, Japan. Private Gaiger has a choice of a great many recreational activities, including horseback riding, fishing trips and all kinds of athletics. Private Gaiger is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. DeWitt, who live at San Bernardino. Howard was a student at the San Bernardino High school before his induction into the Army.

Fire at Tijuana TIJUANA, Baja Aug. 19 (IP) A fire which destroyed three one-story buildings and threatened OXYGEN ACETYLENE CARBIDE REGO Welding Equipment TORCHWELD Welding Equipment C02 Fire Extinguishers Aeteylene Generator! National Welding Accessories Body Alloy aid McBain, Melvin Wadley and George H. Brown. Interment followed in a San Bernardino cemetery. ARTHUR E.

BRANHAM Arthur Evart Branham, 68, who was a mechanic at the San Bernardino Army Air field, died Sunday at the Community hospital. He was a native of Spencer, and had resided in the community four years and in California 15 years. Surviving are three sons, Arthur E. Branham Yuma, R. Branham, Phoenix, Frank Branham, Kempe, three daughters, Mrs.

Orville Brooks, Williamfird, Miss Lyda Branham and Mrs. Lois Pear, both of Phoenix. Funeral services will be hold tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel and interment will follow in Mountain View cemetery. VAL O'DELL Val O'Dell, who was killed at the Ash Kan derby race track Sunday, is survived by his mother, Mrs.

John B. Thiers, a brother, L. W. Cupp, a sister, Mrs. Robert Cordell, all of Redlands; and his father, C.

P. O'Dell, of Los Angeles. He was a native of Colorado and had resided in Redlands for six months. Funeral arrangements are pending with Stephens Bobbitt mortuary. San Diego Reports Second Polio Death SAN DIEGO, Aug.

19 UP) San Diego county's second poliomeyli-tis death this year occurred at the county hospital today and one new case was reported, leaving the number under treatment in the gust 19415. at the Redlands Community hospital, to the wife of Wilbert Owens. 817 West Hewitt avenue. Redlands, a son. GARNSEY In Redlands, California, August 17, 1946, at the Redlands Community hospital, to the wife of Frederick B.

Garnsey, 1366 Tourmaline, Mentone, a daughter. BELCHER In Redlands, California. August 19, 1946, at the Redlands Community hospital, to the wife of Sammy J. Belcher, Route 2, Box 88A, Redlands, a daughter. WILSON In Redlands, California.

August 19, 1946. at the Redlands Community hospital, to the wife of Woodrow P. Wilson. Box 17, Route 2, West Nevada street, Redlands, a daughter. DIED McGINTY In San Bernardino.

California, Aug. 19, '1946, John W. Mc-Ginty, 79, native of Harrison county, and resident of San Bernardino for 38 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesduv at 2 p.m. at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with interment following at Mountain View cemetery.

BRANHAM In San Bernardino, California, August 18, 1946, Arthur Evart Branham, 68, native of Spencer, resident of community four years. California 15 years. Funeral August 21 at Stephens Bobbtt chapel, interment In Mountain View. VINCE In Loma Linda, California, August 18, 1946. Ernest Vince, 75 years old, native of England and resident of Loma Linda for three years.

Final rites were held at 3:30 p.m. yesterday at the Little Chapel of the Palms, Redlands, with interment following in Montecito Memorial park. Emmerson's mortuary was in rharge of arrangements. VINDIOLA In Redlands, California, August 16, 1946, Mrs. Guadalupe Vln-diola, 83 years old, native of Mexico, resident of Redlands and Puente for 71 years.

Final rites at 9 a.m. today at St. Mary's Catholic church. Red-lands, with Interment to follow in Hillside cemetery. Emmerson's mor-turay is in charge.

BRIDGES In Redlands, California, August 18. -1946, Mrs. Sadie Bridges, 80 years old. native of Pinkneyville, and resident of Redlands four years. Final rites at 3 p.m.

Wednesday at the Boice mortuary, Clovis, with Emmerson's mortuary, Redlands, In charge of arrangements. REYNOLDS In Redlands, California. August 38, 1946, Frank Reynolds, 60 years old, native of Whiting, and resident of Redlands 24 years. Final rites at 2 p.m. today at the F.

Arthur Cortner chapel, with interment to follow in Hillside cemetery. KRUMM In Redlands. California, August 18, 1946, Capt. Theodore Krumm, 74 years old, native of Prussia and resident of Redlands 20 years. Final rites at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the F. Arthur Cortner chapel, with interment ot follow in Hillside cemetery. Repairs and Rentals WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY "Everything for Welding and Cutting" 102 North Street. San Bernardino, California MOVING? PHONE 251-63 DAY or NIGHT SERVICE MODERN EQUIPMENT ECONOMY TRANSFER CO. 1911 Sepulveda DAILY SUN FLAVOR "Sureweld" Electrodes HOLLUP A.

C. Arc Welders Salsbury Air Guns Lyons Metal Products Hand Tools Small Tanks FUTURE" 8:00 P.M. CALIFORNIA ever WKDDING RINGS AT VONPEY'S 30 ST. BORN PETERSON In San Bernardino. Call fornla, August 18, 1946, at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife of L.

J. Peterson, 817 East Monterey street, a daughter. PARLAS In San Bernardino, Call fornia, August 17, 1946, at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife Art Parlas, 150 East King street, a son. CADDY In San 3ernardino. Call fornia, August' 18, 1940, at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife of James D.

Gaddy, 1659 Western avenue, a daughter. GARCIA In San Bernardino, Call fornia, August 19, 194C, at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife of Curios Garcia, 1188 Vine street, a son. SADLER In San Bernardino. Call fornia. August 17.

1946. at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife of Gale Sadler, 937 Catallna Lane, a son. LOUTNER In San Bernardino, Call fornia, August 17. 1946, at the San Bernardino Community hospital, to the wife of William E. Loutner, 1268 Stoddard avenue, a son.

MEISTER In San Bernardino, California. Auaust 18. 1946. at the St Bernardine a hospital, to the wife of Robert Moistcr, 250 West Laurel street. Colton daughter.

EEAUFORD In San Bernardino. Call- forn a. Aueust 18. 1946. att he St Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Harry Beaurord, 12U5 nan-view avenue, Colton, a son.

WESTBROOK In San Bernardino California. Aueust 17. 1946. at the St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Robert Westbrook, Mb lungman street, a son.

ANDREWS In San Bernardino. Call fornia. Aueust 17. 1946. at the St.

Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Charles Andrews, 1123 Barton road, a daughter. DAVIS In San Bernardino, California August 18. 1946, at the St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of George Davis. 208 East Thirteenth stree.t a son.

PETERSON In San Bernardino. Call fornia. Aueust 17. 1946. at the St.

Bernardine hospital, to the wife of William Peterson, Arrowneaa springs ranger station daughter. GRAY In San Bernardino, California, August 18, 1946, at the St. Bernar dine's hospital, to the wife of Donald Gray. 1185 street, a son. FIELDS In San Bernardino.

Cali fornia. Aueust 18. 1946. at the St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Gerald Fields, 1323 Mt.

Vernon avenue. Colton, a son. FOSTER In Son Bernardino, California. Aueust 18. 1946.

at the St Bernardine's hospital, 'to the wife of Wacel Foster, 914 Twin ureeK roaa a daughter. McDONALD In San Bernardino. California. August 18. 1946.

at the St Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Orval McDonald, 1260 Canyon drive, a dauehter. BEASLEY In San Bernardino, Cali fornia. August 19. 1946. at the St Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Delbert Beasley, 2195 Muscott street, a son.

MARIN In Loma Linda. California Aug. 14 at Loma Linda hospital to the wire or Aioert Marin. zi aoutn Allen street. San Bernardino, a son.

ULLOM In Loma Linda, California, August 14. 1946. at Loma Linda hos-nital. to the wife of Cecil H. Ullom 2996 Duffy street, San Bernardino, a daughter.

PETTY In Loma Linda. California Aueust 15. 1946. at Loma Linda hos pital, to the wife of Nelson Petty, East Highland, California, a son. McILVAINE In Loma Linda.

Call fornia, August 15. 1946. at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of John Mcllwalne, 430 East Merrill street Fontana, a daughter. WING In Loma Linda. California, August 15.

1946. at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of Frederic S. Wing, 219 Santa Rita place, Banning, a son. McFEETERS In Loma Linda. Cali fornia, August 1G, 1946.

at Loma Linda hospital, to the. wife of Paul C. McFeeters, 646 Nineteenth street, San Bernardino, a daughter. EOLLINGER In Loma Linda. Cali fornia, August 17, 1946.

at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of Robert Bollinger, 892 Ninth street, San Bernardino, a daughter. MARTIN In Loma Linda. California August 17. 1946. at Loma Linda hos pital, to the wire or William Martin, Fontana.

a daughter. GILBERT In Loma Linda, California, August 18, 1946, at Loma Linda hospital, tot he wife of Earnest Gil bert, 1267 Williams street. Banning, a daughter. CATER In Redlands, California, All- i gust 18, 1946. at the Redlands Com munity hospital, to the wife of Clyde i D.

Later, 214 Steele street, Keuianus, a son. OWENS In Redlands, California, Au- Section 2, R.D. 1 1734 TECHNOCRACY 'the entire business district here was extinguished today by the combined efforts of Mexican and American fire fighting units. SAVE MONEY Everything for Building LUMBER ROOFING PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES AUTHORIZED DEALER PHILCO RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW W. M.

DARY GO. 480 So. St. Phon. SI 76 DIAMOND TRUCKS 1 Ton to 20 Ton 1944 Models and TRAILERS Also SEMI-TRAILERS AT OUR NEW LOCATION GRANT MUSICK TRUCK SERVICE PHONE 704-91 347 SOUTH STREET AUTOMOBILE Complete Auto Repairs and Painting GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP and MATERIALS BUTLER MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Dealer S71 I STREET PHONE 2149 ii JOHN W.

McGINTY John W. McGinty, 79, native of Harrison county Missouri, and resident of San Bernardino for 38 years, died yesterday at a local hospital. He was a retired carpenter and resided at 260 East Ninth street. Survivors include his widow, Mae E. McGinty of San Bernardino; two sons, Guy of San Bernardino, and Elbert who resides in the east; a brother, Cv C.

McGinty of Bellf lower; a sister, Mrs. T. A. Howard of Sacramento, and four grandchildren. He was a member of the First Christian church in San Bernardino.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with interment following in the Mountain View cemetery. THOMAS LOGAN Funeral services for Thomas Logan were held at 11 a.m. yesterday at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with the Rev. Lawrence J.

Weinert, pastor of the First Congregational church, officiating. Jeanette Lockhart played two selections, "No Night There" and "In the Garden." Pallbearers were F. J. Crug, Albert E. James, George Smith and deorge Oscar.

Burial was held at the Mountain View cemetery. DALLAS H. BUSHBAUM Funeral services for Dallas Leon Bushbaum will be held today at 2 p.m. from the Stephens Bobbit chapel with interment following in Mountain View cemetery. JAMES ROBERT WHEELER Funeral services for James Robert Wheeler will be conducted today at 10 a.m.

at I. M. Knopsnyder Son chapel, Colton. Interment will follow at Hermosa cemetery. Surviving are two daughters: Mrs.

Eva Husser, Colton, and Mrs. Alma Turney, Colton. MAUDE E. CALKINS Funeral services for Mrs. Maude E.

Calkins will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Fontana Community church and interment will follow in Mountain View cemetery, directed by Ingold mortuary. HARRIET LETA O'NEAL Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Leta O'Neal will be held today at 3 p.m. from the Mark B.

Shaw Memorial chapel with interment following in Mountain View cemetery. JULIA ANN PATRICK Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Ann Patrick were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev.

Don S. Ford officiating. Mrs. Elsie Miller, accompanied by Mrs. Norman Gaiger at the organ, sang "In the Garden" and "Rock of Ages." Pallbearers were Albert T.

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