FUNERAL SERVICES QUINN BROTHERS
Funeral services will be held for the late James C. Quinn, 71, and George Quinn, 67. brothers, 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Madera Funeral home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn and James C. Quinn stepped into the path of a car Sunday evening a mile north of Sharon. George Quinn was killed instantly and James Quinn, whose condition was announced critical, passed away Thursday morning. James Quinn, a native of Missouri, resided in California 10 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Viola Rader of Mountain Grove. Missouri, Mrs. Minnie Hurley of Huntington Park. Mrs. Ruth Smith of Rogersville, Missouri, and Mrs. George Moore of Hartsville, Missouri; a son, William Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri and four grandchildren.
George Quinn, also a native of Missouri, resided in California for the past nine years. He is survived by his wdow, Mrs. Ida Quinn of Madera, three daughters, Mrs. Maude Cogburn of Phoenix. Arizona, Mrs. Phygenia Davis of Madera and Mrs. Ida Ruth Garrett of Searcy, Arkansas; a son. John H. Quinn ot Madera and eight grandchildren
Interment for George Quinn will be in the Arbor Vitae cemetery and the remains of James C. Quinn will be shipped to Mountain Grove, Missouri, for interment.
Funeral services will be held for the late James C. Quinn, 71, and George Quinn, 67. brothers, 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Madera Funeral home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn and James C. Quinn stepped into the path of a car Sunday evening a mile north of Sharon. George Quinn was killed instantly and James Quinn, whose condition was announced critical, passed away Thursday morning. James Quinn, a native of Missouri, resided in California 10 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Viola Rader of Mountain Grove. Missouri, Mrs. Minnie Hurley of Huntington Park. Mrs. Ruth Smith of Rogersville, Missouri, and Mrs. George Moore of Hartsville, Missouri; a son, William Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri and four grandchildren.
George Quinn, also a native of Missouri, resided in California for the past nine years. He is survived by his wdow, Mrs. Ida Quinn of Madera, three daughters, Mrs. Maude Cogburn of Phoenix. Arizona, Mrs. Phygenia Davis of Madera and Mrs. Ida Ruth Garrett of Searcy, Arkansas; a son. John H. Quinn ot Madera and eight grandchildren
Interment for George Quinn will be in the Arbor Vitae cemetery and the remains of James C. Quinn will be shipped to Mountain Grove, Missouri, for interment.
FUNERAL SERVICES QUINN BROTHERS
Funeral services will be held for the late James C. Quinn, 71, and George Quinn, 67. brothers, 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Madera Funeral home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn and James C. Quinn stepped into the path of a car Sunday evening a mile north of Sharon. George Quinn was killed instantly and James Quinn, whose condition was announced critical, passed away Thursday morning. James Quinn, a native of Missouri, resided in California 10 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Viola Rader of Mountain Grove. Missouri, Mrs. Minnie Hurley of Huntington Park. Mrs. Ruth Smith of Rogersville, Missouri, and Mrs. George Moore of Hartsville, Missouri; a son, William Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri and four grandchildren.
George Quinn, also a native of Missouri, resided in California for the past nine years. He is survived by his wdow, Mrs. Ida Quinn of Madera, three daughters, Mrs. Maude Cogburn of Phoenix. Arizona, Mrs. Phygenia Davis of Madera and Mrs. Ida Ruth Garrett of Searcy, Arkansas; a son. John H. Quinn ot Madera and eight grandchildren
Interment for George Quinn will be in the Arbor Vitae cemetery and the remains of James C. Quinn will be shipped to Mountain Grove, Missouri, for interment.
Funeral services will be held for the late James C. Quinn, 71, and George Quinn, 67. brothers, 2 oclock Saturday afternoon in the Madera Funeral home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn and James C. Quinn stepped into the path of a car Sunday evening a mile north of Sharon. George Quinn was killed instantly and James Quinn, whose condition was announced critical, passed away Thursday morning. James Quinn, a native of Missouri, resided in California 10 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Viola Rader of Mountain Grove. Missouri, Mrs. Minnie Hurley of Huntington Park. Mrs. Ruth Smith of Rogersville, Missouri, and Mrs. George Moore of Hartsville, Missouri; a son, William Quinn of Mountain Grove, Missouri and four grandchildren.
George Quinn, also a native of Missouri, resided in California for the past nine years. He is survived by his wdow, Mrs. Ida Quinn of Madera, three daughters, Mrs. Maude Cogburn of Phoenix. Arizona, Mrs. Phygenia Davis of Madera and Mrs. Ida Ruth Garrett of Searcy, Arkansas; a son. John H. Quinn ot Madera and eight grandchildren
Interment for George Quinn will be in the Arbor Vitae cemetery and the remains of James C. Quinn will be shipped to Mountain Grove, Missouri, for interment.
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