Mrs. G. Mandolini Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Mrs. G. Mandolini died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack with which she was stricken while at a curb market on Washington Avenue.
Born in Italy sixty years ago, she came to the United States and to Greenville and had made her home here for 42 years. Mr. And Mrs. Mandolini lived for a number of years on Highway 1 north of the city.
She leaves her husband; three sons, Mike Mandolini, Greenville; Richard Mandolini, Lodi California; Pete Mandolini, who is in the army in the South Pacific; and three daughters, Mrs. C. Danna, Greenville; Mrs. Albert LaRue, Kansas City, Mo., and Rose Mandolini, Greenville.
The Delta Democrat-Times (Greenville, Mississippi), Tue, 18 Jan 1944, Page 8
Mrs. G. Mandolini died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack with which she was stricken while at a curb market on Washington Avenue.
Born in Italy sixty years ago, she came to the United States and to Greenville and had made her home here for 42 years. Mr. And Mrs. Mandolini lived for a number of years on Highway 1 north of the city.
She leaves her husband; three sons, Mike Mandolini, Greenville; Richard Mandolini, Lodi California; Pete Mandolini, who is in the army in the South Pacific; and three daughters, Mrs. C. Danna, Greenville; Mrs. Albert LaRue, Kansas City, Mo., and Rose Mandolini, Greenville.
The Delta Democrat-Times (Greenville, Mississippi), Tue, 18 Jan 1944, Page 8
Mrs. G. Mandolini Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Mrs. G. Mandolini died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack with which she was stricken while at a curb market on Washington Avenue.
Born in Italy sixty years ago, she came to the United States and to Greenville and had made her home here for 42 years. Mr. And Mrs. Mandolini lived for a number of years on Highway 1 north of the city.
She leaves her husband; three sons, Mike Mandolini, Greenville; Richard Mandolini, Lodi California; Pete Mandolini, who is in the army in the South Pacific; and three daughters, Mrs. C. Danna, Greenville; Mrs. Albert LaRue, Kansas City, Mo., and Rose Mandolini, Greenville.
The Delta Democrat-Times (Greenville, Mississippi), Tue, 18 Jan 1944, Page 8
Mrs. G. Mandolini died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack with which she was stricken while at a curb market on Washington Avenue.
Born in Italy sixty years ago, she came to the United States and to Greenville and had made her home here for 42 years. Mr. And Mrs. Mandolini lived for a number of years on Highway 1 north of the city.
She leaves her husband; three sons, Mike Mandolini, Greenville; Richard Mandolini, Lodi California; Pete Mandolini, who is in the army in the South Pacific; and three daughters, Mrs. C. Danna, Greenville; Mrs. Albert LaRue, Kansas City, Mo., and Rose Mandolini, Greenville.
The Delta Democrat-Times (Greenville, Mississippi), Tue, 18 Jan 1944, Page 8
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