ERNEST B. BARTHOLOMEW
Funeral service for Ernest Berhert Bartholomew, 61, who died at his home, 6310 S.E. 94th avenue, Tuesday after a long illness, will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Mount Scott funeral home.
Mr. Bartholomew, a plumber by trade, was born in Bainbridge, O. He was graduated from the Methodist Ministerial college, Oberlin, O., and was employed as a government engineer during the first world war.
He was a charter member of the Portland Symphony orchestra and played in the violin section. During World War I he was director of the Albina Engine & Machinists band.
He leaves the widow, Lucille, and a brother, Theron L. Bartholomew.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, June 4, 1948, page 17, column 3.
Funeral service for Ernest Berhert Bartholomew, 61, who died at his home, 6310 S.E. 94th avenue, Tuesday after a long illness, will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Mount Scott funeral home.
Mr. Bartholomew, a plumber by trade, was born in Bainbridge, O. He was graduated from the Methodist Ministerial college, Oberlin, O., and was employed as a government engineer during the first world war.
He was a charter member of the Portland Symphony orchestra and played in the violin section. During World War I he was director of the Albina Engine & Machinists band.
He leaves the widow, Lucille, and a brother, Theron L. Bartholomew.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, June 4, 1948, page 17, column 3.
ERNEST B. BARTHOLOMEW
Funeral service for Ernest Berhert Bartholomew, 61, who died at his home, 6310 S.E. 94th avenue, Tuesday after a long illness, will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Mount Scott funeral home.
Mr. Bartholomew, a plumber by trade, was born in Bainbridge, O. He was graduated from the Methodist Ministerial college, Oberlin, O., and was employed as a government engineer during the first world war.
He was a charter member of the Portland Symphony orchestra and played in the violin section. During World War I he was director of the Albina Engine & Machinists band.
He leaves the widow, Lucille, and a brother, Theron L. Bartholomew.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, June 4, 1948, page 17, column 3.
Funeral service for Ernest Berhert Bartholomew, 61, who died at his home, 6310 S.E. 94th avenue, Tuesday after a long illness, will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Mount Scott funeral home.
Mr. Bartholomew, a plumber by trade, was born in Bainbridge, O. He was graduated from the Methodist Ministerial college, Oberlin, O., and was employed as a government engineer during the first world war.
He was a charter member of the Portland Symphony orchestra and played in the violin section. During World War I he was director of the Albina Engine & Machinists band.
He leaves the widow, Lucille, and a brother, Theron L. Bartholomew.
The Oregonian newspaper, Friday, June 4, 1948, page 17, column 3.
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