SHOE MANUFACTURER DIES AT HAMMONTON Hammonton, Feb. 26. Ill for 48 hours, Paul Cali, 53, shoe manufacturer, died suddenly of a heart attack at T a, m. today at his home at Second and Peach streets. A resident bar 20 years, Call had been in business on Railroad Avenue for 13 years.
He is survived by his widow, Rose, and four daughters, Mrs. Nancy Rizzotte and Mrs. Nettle Caruso, of Hammonton: Jean, an employee of the town treasurer's office, and Winifred, a nurse at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden.
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Camden, New Jersey
27 Feb 1935, Wed • Page 2
Contributor: Walter Doernbach (47666484)
He is survived by his widow, Rose, and four daughters, Mrs. Nancy Rizzotte and Mrs. Nettle Caruso, of Hammonton: Jean, an employee of the town treasurer's office, and Winifred, a nurse at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden.
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The Morning Post
Camden, New Jersey
27 Feb 1935, Wed • Page 2
Contributor: Walter Doernbach (47666484)
SHOE MANUFACTURER DIES AT HAMMONTON Hammonton, Feb. 26. Ill for 48 hours, Paul Cali, 53, shoe manufacturer, died suddenly of a heart attack at T a, m. today at his home at Second and Peach streets. A resident bar 20 years, Call had been in business on Railroad Avenue for 13 years.
He is survived by his widow, Rose, and four daughters, Mrs. Nancy Rizzotte and Mrs. Nettle Caruso, of Hammonton: Jean, an employee of the town treasurer's office, and Winifred, a nurse at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden.
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The Morning Post
Camden, New Jersey
27 Feb 1935, Wed • Page 2
Contributor: Walter Doernbach (47666484)
He is survived by his widow, Rose, and four daughters, Mrs. Nancy Rizzotte and Mrs. Nettle Caruso, of Hammonton: Jean, an employee of the town treasurer's office, and Winifred, a nurse at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden.
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The Morning Post
Camden, New Jersey
27 Feb 1935, Wed • Page 2
Contributor: Walter Doernbach (47666484)
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