1920 San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Adolph Adler 50
Mabel J. Adler 39
Adolph Adler 11 CA
Marion Adler 7 CA
Muriel Adler 3 CA
Franz (Bernhard) Adler 7 months CA
1930 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 60
Mabel J. Adler 49
Winifred Adler 13 CA
Bernhard (Franz) Adler 10 CA
1940 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 70
Mabel Adler 59
Adolph Adler 31
Irene Adler 27 daughter-in-law
The following information was gleaned from the Mountain Democrat, Thursday 22 Oct 1942
Placerville resident for 36 years and service station operator, Adolph passed away at his residence on Main Street Wednesday after being bedridden since Sunday. He celebrated his 76th birthday on Monday.
A blacksmith by trade, he opened up a shop and with the advent of the automobile he opened up a service station on the same lot where the blacksmith shop had once stood to keep up with the times.
He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War.
Survived by his wife, Mabel Adler, two daughter, Mrs. Marian Cooper of Placerville and Mrs. Winifred Macias of San Francisco; one son, Adolph Adler Jr., recently joined the Army.
He is also survived by two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Nettie Lauber of Patterson, NJ.
Adolph Adler 50
Mabel J. Adler 39
Adolph Adler 11 CA
Marion Adler 7 CA
Muriel Adler 3 CA
Franz (Bernhard) Adler 7 months CA
1930 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 60
Mabel J. Adler 49
Winifred Adler 13 CA
Bernhard (Franz) Adler 10 CA
1940 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 70
Mabel Adler 59
Adolph Adler 31
Irene Adler 27 daughter-in-law
The following information was gleaned from the Mountain Democrat, Thursday 22 Oct 1942
Placerville resident for 36 years and service station operator, Adolph passed away at his residence on Main Street Wednesday after being bedridden since Sunday. He celebrated his 76th birthday on Monday.
A blacksmith by trade, he opened up a shop and with the advent of the automobile he opened up a service station on the same lot where the blacksmith shop had once stood to keep up with the times.
He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War.
Survived by his wife, Mabel Adler, two daughter, Mrs. Marian Cooper of Placerville and Mrs. Winifred Macias of San Francisco; one son, Adolph Adler Jr., recently joined the Army.
He is also survived by two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Nettie Lauber of Patterson, NJ.
1920 San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Adolph Adler 50
Mabel J. Adler 39
Adolph Adler 11 CA
Marion Adler 7 CA
Muriel Adler 3 CA
Franz (Bernhard) Adler 7 months CA
1930 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 60
Mabel J. Adler 49
Winifred Adler 13 CA
Bernhard (Franz) Adler 10 CA
1940 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 70
Mabel Adler 59
Adolph Adler 31
Irene Adler 27 daughter-in-law
The following information was gleaned from the Mountain Democrat, Thursday 22 Oct 1942
Placerville resident for 36 years and service station operator, Adolph passed away at his residence on Main Street Wednesday after being bedridden since Sunday. He celebrated his 76th birthday on Monday.
A blacksmith by trade, he opened up a shop and with the advent of the automobile he opened up a service station on the same lot where the blacksmith shop had once stood to keep up with the times.
He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War.
Survived by his wife, Mabel Adler, two daughter, Mrs. Marian Cooper of Placerville and Mrs. Winifred Macias of San Francisco; one son, Adolph Adler Jr., recently joined the Army.
He is also survived by two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Nettie Lauber of Patterson, NJ.
Adolph Adler 50
Mabel J. Adler 39
Adolph Adler 11 CA
Marion Adler 7 CA
Muriel Adler 3 CA
Franz (Bernhard) Adler 7 months CA
1930 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 60
Mabel J. Adler 49
Winifred Adler 13 CA
Bernhard (Franz) Adler 10 CA
1940 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Adolph Adler 70
Mabel Adler 59
Adolph Adler 31
Irene Adler 27 daughter-in-law
The following information was gleaned from the Mountain Democrat, Thursday 22 Oct 1942
Placerville resident for 36 years and service station operator, Adolph passed away at his residence on Main Street Wednesday after being bedridden since Sunday. He celebrated his 76th birthday on Monday.
A blacksmith by trade, he opened up a shop and with the advent of the automobile he opened up a service station on the same lot where the blacksmith shop had once stood to keep up with the times.
He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War.
Survived by his wife, Mabel Adler, two daughter, Mrs. Marian Cooper of Placerville and Mrs. Winifred Macias of San Francisco; one son, Adolph Adler Jr., recently joined the Army.
He is also survived by two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Nettie Lauber of Patterson, NJ.
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