The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
OBITUAR
MRS. CAROLINE FISHER

MRS. CAROLINE FISHER
Mrs. Caroline Fisher. 81, of 1911
No. Anderson st, died Sunday at
a local hospital. She had lived
here 20 years. and was a member
of the Methodist church. Surviv-
ing are four sons, William and
Charles of Bismarck, N. D., and
Edward and Ralph of Tacoma;
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Cadoo of
Minneapolis, Mimi, and II grand
children. Funeral announcement
by Gaffney's.
MRS. MARIE MATSUMOTO
Mrs. Marie Matsumoto. "a. of
1904 So. M ST, died Sunday at a
local hospital. She had lived here
so years. and was former head
housekeeper of the old Tacoma
hotel. Surviving are her husband,
Henry S. of the home; two sons,
Henry and Louie of Tacoma.
Mrs. Josephine Me
Gregor of Hartford. kans.: two
sisters, Mrs, Bertha Laigle of
Salem, Ore, and Mrs. Josephine
Carlot of Firwood, Wash; seven
nephews, three nieces, and ID
grandchildren. Funeral announce
ment by Gaffney.
DOMINIC +. RAFANELLI
Dominic +. Rafanclli. 70, of 1912
So. Yakima ave, died Monday at
a local hospital. He had lived here
II years. Surviving is a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Despereti of Ka-
lama. Wash. Funeral announce
ment by Gaffney.
MRS. CATHERINE MORAN
Mrs. Catherine Moran. IS. of
sol So, Sheridan ave, died Satur-
urday at her home. She had re-
sided here IS years. Surviving are
a daughter, Helen, OF the home,
and a brother, John w. Kyne. of
Ireland. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday at 1880 a. M. at
st. Leo's church, the cortege to
leave the home at 1910 The
rosary will be recited at the home
Monday at 7 p. m. 1nterment will
be in Calvary cemetery under the
of Cassidy d Allen.
DAYTON NJ. MALTBY
Dayton Morris Maltby, so. OF
3119 No. 29th st. died Saturday
at his home. He was co-partner
with Peter Finnigan in the Ma
tional Blower Pipe Co. Born in
st. Paul. Mimi, he came to TIA
coma so years ago. entering the
sheet metal business, later be-
coming co-partner In the National
Blower Pipe Co. He obtained his
early schooling in Clinton, Ia. and
finished high school in Escanaba.
Mich. After taking a business
course. he entered business with
his father, Dayton Maltby, ST..
who built and oper-
ated lumber mills in Mississippi
and Wyoming. In Tacoma, he was
a member of the Congregational
church; State lodge. F. & A. NJ:
Tacoma lodge ia. b. p. o. E.; the
Rotary club, and the Tacoma
Country and Golf club. Surviving
are his wife, Rose c.: son, Day
ton. and daughter, Rena Jane.
Funeral announcement will be
made by Buckley-king.
MISS MARIE THoRsRup
Miss Marie Thorsrud. So, of 1119
So. G St, died Sunday at a local
hospital. A native of Norway, she
was q member of the Pentecostal
tabernacle. Surviving are a neph-
ew, Ole Hansen of Chicago. and
one nephew and two nieces in Oslo.
Norway. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday ut l p. m. from
the Pentecostsl tabernacle. So. 18th
and C SITS, under direction of c. o.
Lynn Co. Rev. Frank Gray will
officiate, assisted by Rev. Harry J.
Steil.
WILLIAM r. LAWRENCE
William F. Lawrence, II, OF a40t
Mckinley ave, died Friday at his
home. A native of Maine. he was
a retired rancher. and had lived
here IS years. Surviving are
son. Earl D. and a daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle F. Douglas. both of Athol,
Wash, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral announcement by Pipers.
MRS. ANNA ZACEK
Mrs. Anna Zacek, 81, of $50
Ed. E ST., died Saturday at a local
hospital. She had lived here 10
years. and was a member of the
Western Bohemian Fraternal ssso-
citation. Surviving are her hus-
band. Frank; two daughters. Mrs.
Anna Georgette of Tacoma and
Mrs. Helen Duffy of Chicago; two
.mnns 1onn NJ paykland and Staye