BESSIE HOOPER DIED THURSDAY, RITES SATURDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Angove Hooper, a native of Grass Valley, but who had spent many years living in San Francisco where her late husband was a humane officer, died at 234 Colfax avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, following several months of illness.
Mrs. Hooper had been ill and confined to bed since she was brought to Grass Valley about two months ago and previous to that time had been in ill health in San Francisco. She was born here January 12, 1879 and spent her early years in Grass Valley. She will be remembered by many present day Grass Valleyans as a school girl.
As an experienced dressmaker, she spent many hours in sewing and crocheting, enjoying these activities for their recreational and avocational values as much as for practical, utilitarian purposes.
In the year of 1914 she served at Worthy Matron of Aurora chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star of Grass Valley.
The late Mrs. Hooper was a niece of Jerry Angove, Grass Valley; aunt of Melborne Angove, Tacoma, Washington; Camille Cornish, Grass Valley; Virgil Angove, Grass Valley; Cecil Angove, United States Army in France; Norman Angove, Grass Valley and Mrs. Alvida Jones, Carmichael.
Funeral services have been arranged for Saturday, December 2 at 2 p.m. and will be held at the chapel of the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary on South Church street. Rev. Mark Pike will be the attending clergyman. Burial will be made at the Masonic Cemetery.
The above article appeared in the Grass Valley Union newspaper on Fri. Dec. 1, 1944, page 6. The Union newspapers are archived in the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research, Nevada City, Calif.
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The following is from old Mortuary Records prepared by the Oldham chapter National Society D.A.R. Records located in the Doris Foley Historical Research Library, Nevada City. Vol.: May 1943-August 1945.
Elizabeth Hooper age 65yrs 10mos 18dys passed away at her home on Colfax Ave, Grass Valley Nov 30, 1944. Cause of Death: Cancer. Funeral services held Dec 2nd at Hooper & Weaver Chapel conducted by Rev. Mark Pike.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Angove Hooper, a native of Grass Valley, but who had spent many years living in San Francisco where her late husband was a humane officer, died at 234 Colfax avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, following several months of illness.
Mrs. Hooper had been ill and confined to bed since she was brought to Grass Valley about two months ago and previous to that time had been in ill health in San Francisco. She was born here January 12, 1879 and spent her early years in Grass Valley. She will be remembered by many present day Grass Valleyans as a school girl.
As an experienced dressmaker, she spent many hours in sewing and crocheting, enjoying these activities for their recreational and avocational values as much as for practical, utilitarian purposes.
In the year of 1914 she served at Worthy Matron of Aurora chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star of Grass Valley.
The late Mrs. Hooper was a niece of Jerry Angove, Grass Valley; aunt of Melborne Angove, Tacoma, Washington; Camille Cornish, Grass Valley; Virgil Angove, Grass Valley; Cecil Angove, United States Army in France; Norman Angove, Grass Valley and Mrs. Alvida Jones, Carmichael.
Funeral services have been arranged for Saturday, December 2 at 2 p.m. and will be held at the chapel of the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary on South Church street. Rev. Mark Pike will be the attending clergyman. Burial will be made at the Masonic Cemetery.
The above article appeared in the Grass Valley Union newspaper on Fri. Dec. 1, 1944, page 6. The Union newspapers are archived in the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research, Nevada City, Calif.
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The following is from old Mortuary Records prepared by the Oldham chapter National Society D.A.R. Records located in the Doris Foley Historical Research Library, Nevada City. Vol.: May 1943-August 1945.
Elizabeth Hooper age 65yrs 10mos 18dys passed away at her home on Colfax Ave, Grass Valley Nov 30, 1944. Cause of Death: Cancer. Funeral services held Dec 2nd at Hooper & Weaver Chapel conducted by Rev. Mark Pike.
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BESSIE HOOPER DIED THURSDAY, RITES SATURDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Angove Hooper, a native of Grass Valley, but who had spent many years living in San Francisco where her late husband was a humane officer, died at 234 Colfax avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, following several months of illness.
Mrs. Hooper had been ill and confined to bed since she was brought to Grass Valley about two months ago and previous to that time had been in ill health in San Francisco. She was born here January 12, 1879 and spent her early years in Grass Valley. She will be remembered by many present day Grass Valleyans as a school girl.
As an experienced dressmaker, she spent many hours in sewing and crocheting, enjoying these activities for their recreational and avocational values as much as for practical, utilitarian purposes.
In the year of 1914 she served at Worthy Matron of Aurora chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star of Grass Valley.
The late Mrs. Hooper was a niece of Jerry Angove, Grass Valley; aunt of Melborne Angove, Tacoma, Washington; Camille Cornish, Grass Valley; Virgil Angove, Grass Valley; Cecil Angove, United States Army in France; Norman Angove, Grass Valley and Mrs. Alvida Jones, Carmichael.
Funeral services have been arranged for Saturday, December 2 at 2 p.m. and will be held at the chapel of the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary on South Church street. Rev. Mark Pike will be the attending clergyman. Burial will be made at the Masonic Cemetery.
The above article appeared in the Grass Valley Union newspaper on Fri. Dec. 1, 1944, page 6. The Union newspapers are archived in the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research, Nevada City, Calif.
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The following is from old Mortuary Records prepared by the Oldham chapter National Society D.A.R. Records located in the Doris Foley Historical Research Library, Nevada City. Vol.: May 1943-August 1945.
Elizabeth Hooper age 65yrs 10mos 18dys passed away at her home on Colfax Ave, Grass Valley Nov 30, 1944. Cause of Death: Cancer. Funeral services held Dec 2nd at Hooper & Weaver Chapel conducted by Rev. Mark Pike.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Angove Hooper, a native of Grass Valley, but who had spent many years living in San Francisco where her late husband was a humane officer, died at 234 Colfax avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, following several months of illness.
Mrs. Hooper had been ill and confined to bed since she was brought to Grass Valley about two months ago and previous to that time had been in ill health in San Francisco. She was born here January 12, 1879 and spent her early years in Grass Valley. She will be remembered by many present day Grass Valleyans as a school girl.
As an experienced dressmaker, she spent many hours in sewing and crocheting, enjoying these activities for their recreational and avocational values as much as for practical, utilitarian purposes.
In the year of 1914 she served at Worthy Matron of Aurora chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star of Grass Valley.
The late Mrs. Hooper was a niece of Jerry Angove, Grass Valley; aunt of Melborne Angove, Tacoma, Washington; Camille Cornish, Grass Valley; Virgil Angove, Grass Valley; Cecil Angove, United States Army in France; Norman Angove, Grass Valley and Mrs. Alvida Jones, Carmichael.
Funeral services have been arranged for Saturday, December 2 at 2 p.m. and will be held at the chapel of the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary on South Church street. Rev. Mark Pike will be the attending clergyman. Burial will be made at the Masonic Cemetery.
The above article appeared in the Grass Valley Union newspaper on Fri. Dec. 1, 1944, page 6. The Union newspapers are archived in the Doris Foley Library for Historical Research, Nevada City, Calif.
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The following is from old Mortuary Records prepared by the Oldham chapter National Society D.A.R. Records located in the Doris Foley Historical Research Library, Nevada City. Vol.: May 1943-August 1945.
Elizabeth Hooper age 65yrs 10mos 18dys passed away at her home on Colfax Ave, Grass Valley Nov 30, 1944. Cause of Death: Cancer. Funeral services held Dec 2nd at Hooper & Weaver Chapel conducted by Rev. Mark Pike.
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