Death Notice
Ben Amaya, 55, was crushed by a log in the Caspar woods April 16, 1927.
Born in California, he was a 3 year employee of the Caspar Lumber Company.
His wife and two daughters, Mrs. Gussie Banister of Caspar and Mrs. Aletha Kaufman of Longvale, survived.
The funeral was in Fort Bragg, April 18th with Rev. M. L. Staub presiding.
Published Fort Bragg Advocate
April 20, 1927
Ben Amaya, 55, was crushed by a log in the Caspar woods April 16, 1927.
Born in California, he was a 3 year employee of the Caspar Lumber Company.
His wife and two daughters, Mrs. Gussie Banister of Caspar and Mrs. Aletha Kaufman of Longvale, survived.
The funeral was in Fort Bragg, April 18th with Rev. M. L. Staub presiding.
Published Fort Bragg Advocate
April 20, 1927
Death Notice
Ben Amaya, 55, was crushed by a log in the Caspar woods April 16, 1927.
Born in California, he was a 3 year employee of the Caspar Lumber Company.
His wife and two daughters, Mrs. Gussie Banister of Caspar and Mrs. Aletha Kaufman of Longvale, survived.
The funeral was in Fort Bragg, April 18th with Rev. M. L. Staub presiding.
Published Fort Bragg Advocate
April 20, 1927
Ben Amaya, 55, was crushed by a log in the Caspar woods April 16, 1927.
Born in California, he was a 3 year employee of the Caspar Lumber Company.
His wife and two daughters, Mrs. Gussie Banister of Caspar and Mrs. Aletha Kaufman of Longvale, survived.
The funeral was in Fort Bragg, April 18th with Rev. M. L. Staub presiding.
Published Fort Bragg Advocate
April 20, 1927
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