W. Jay Ortman Rites Conducted
PASADENA, March 29.—Officers of Pasadena Post 13, American Legion, today conducted funeral services for William Jay (Bill) Ortman, 53, in a funeral chapel crowded with more than 200 persons who ranged from newsboys to city officials. Ortman, who was a popular Pasadena restaurant proprietor for the last 12 years, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital last Friday after a long illness. Among those who made his cafe here their rendezvous were artists, cartoonists, newspaper-men and musicians. He leaves his widow Margaret and a son, William A., now in military 'service.
Published in The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California Tuesday, March 30, 1943
PASADENA, March 29.—Officers of Pasadena Post 13, American Legion, today conducted funeral services for William Jay (Bill) Ortman, 53, in a funeral chapel crowded with more than 200 persons who ranged from newsboys to city officials. Ortman, who was a popular Pasadena restaurant proprietor for the last 12 years, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital last Friday after a long illness. Among those who made his cafe here their rendezvous were artists, cartoonists, newspaper-men and musicians. He leaves his widow Margaret and a son, William A., now in military 'service.
Published in The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California Tuesday, March 30, 1943
W. Jay Ortman Rites Conducted
PASADENA, March 29.—Officers of Pasadena Post 13, American Legion, today conducted funeral services for William Jay (Bill) Ortman, 53, in a funeral chapel crowded with more than 200 persons who ranged from newsboys to city officials. Ortman, who was a popular Pasadena restaurant proprietor for the last 12 years, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital last Friday after a long illness. Among those who made his cafe here their rendezvous were artists, cartoonists, newspaper-men and musicians. He leaves his widow Margaret and a son, William A., now in military 'service.
Published in The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California Tuesday, March 30, 1943
PASADENA, March 29.—Officers of Pasadena Post 13, American Legion, today conducted funeral services for William Jay (Bill) Ortman, 53, in a funeral chapel crowded with more than 200 persons who ranged from newsboys to city officials. Ortman, who was a popular Pasadena restaurant proprietor for the last 12 years, died in Huntington Memorial Hospital last Friday after a long illness. Among those who made his cafe here their rendezvous were artists, cartoonists, newspaper-men and musicians. He leaves his widow Margaret and a son, William A., now in military 'service.
Published in The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California Tuesday, March 30, 1943
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