Daughter of Worthy S Saunders and Mary Rachel Jenkins
Pasadena Star News
23 Aug 1952 - Pg A-4 Col 1
and 24 Aug 1952 - Pg 27 Col 7
BREWER - May Brewer, 2121 Loma Vista Street, passed away Aug. 23, 1952. A native of Mt. Pleasant, Ia., and resident of Pasadena 30 years, she was a member of Southland Chapter, No. 307 O.E.S. and is survived by her husband, Noah Grant Brewer; daughters, Mabel Noll (Mrs. J. H.); Emma Perry (Mrs. Charles); Gertrude England (Mrs. R. T.); son, David C. Brewer; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers, Orva and Chester Saunders; sister, Pearl Saunders. Services Monday 2 p.m. in Memory Chapel, Ives and Warren Company, 100 North Hill Avenue, Dr. James Henry Hutchins officiating and Southland Chapter conducting ritualistic services. Interment in Mt. View Cemetery will be private.
NOTE: Pearl Saunders was the youngest brother of Arpel May ~ not a sister.
Pasadena Star News
23 Aug 1952 - Pg A-4 Col 1
and 24 Aug 1952 - Pg 27 Col 7
BREWER - May Brewer, 2121 Loma Vista Street, passed away Aug. 23, 1952. A native of Mt. Pleasant, Ia., and resident of Pasadena 30 years, she was a member of Southland Chapter, No. 307 O.E.S. and is survived by her husband, Noah Grant Brewer; daughters, Mabel Noll (Mrs. J. H.); Emma Perry (Mrs. Charles); Gertrude England (Mrs. R. T.); son, David C. Brewer; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers, Orva and Chester Saunders; sister, Pearl Saunders. Services Monday 2 p.m. in Memory Chapel, Ives and Warren Company, 100 North Hill Avenue, Dr. James Henry Hutchins officiating and Southland Chapter conducting ritualistic services. Interment in Mt. View Cemetery will be private.
NOTE: Pearl Saunders was the youngest brother of Arpel May ~ not a sister.
Daughter of Worthy S Saunders and Mary Rachel Jenkins
Pasadena Star News
23 Aug 1952 - Pg A-4 Col 1
and 24 Aug 1952 - Pg 27 Col 7
BREWER - May Brewer, 2121 Loma Vista Street, passed away Aug. 23, 1952. A native of Mt. Pleasant, Ia., and resident of Pasadena 30 years, she was a member of Southland Chapter, No. 307 O.E.S. and is survived by her husband, Noah Grant Brewer; daughters, Mabel Noll (Mrs. J. H.); Emma Perry (Mrs. Charles); Gertrude England (Mrs. R. T.); son, David C. Brewer; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers, Orva and Chester Saunders; sister, Pearl Saunders. Services Monday 2 p.m. in Memory Chapel, Ives and Warren Company, 100 North Hill Avenue, Dr. James Henry Hutchins officiating and Southland Chapter conducting ritualistic services. Interment in Mt. View Cemetery will be private.
NOTE: Pearl Saunders was the youngest brother of Arpel May ~ not a sister.
Pasadena Star News
23 Aug 1952 - Pg A-4 Col 1
and 24 Aug 1952 - Pg 27 Col 7
BREWER - May Brewer, 2121 Loma Vista Street, passed away Aug. 23, 1952. A native of Mt. Pleasant, Ia., and resident of Pasadena 30 years, she was a member of Southland Chapter, No. 307 O.E.S. and is survived by her husband, Noah Grant Brewer; daughters, Mabel Noll (Mrs. J. H.); Emma Perry (Mrs. Charles); Gertrude England (Mrs. R. T.); son, David C. Brewer; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; brothers, Orva and Chester Saunders; sister, Pearl Saunders. Services Monday 2 p.m. in Memory Chapel, Ives and Warren Company, 100 North Hill Avenue, Dr. James Henry Hutchins officiating and Southland Chapter conducting ritualistic services. Interment in Mt. View Cemetery will be private.
NOTE: Pearl Saunders was the youngest brother of Arpel May ~ not a sister.
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