Amor Ditter Dead
Word has been received that Amor Ditter, 45, former Yakima merchant, and son of the late Paul Ditter, pioneer Yakima businessman, died suddenly of a heart ailment in San Francisco yesterday.
For many years he operated a store here before leaving for California eight years ago. Arrangements are being made to return the body here.
He is survived by two children; his mother, Mrs. Mary Ditter; a sister Mrs. J. E. Bittner Jr., and a brother,
The Spokesman-Review
Spokane, Washington
29 May 1944, Mon • Page 23
Contributor: Thomas Lumblo (47401885) • [email protected]
Word has been received that Amor Ditter, 45, former Yakima merchant, and son of the late Paul Ditter, pioneer Yakima businessman, died suddenly of a heart ailment in San Francisco yesterday.
For many years he operated a store here before leaving for California eight years ago. Arrangements are being made to return the body here.
He is survived by two children; his mother, Mrs. Mary Ditter; a sister Mrs. J. E. Bittner Jr., and a brother,
The Spokesman-Review
Spokane, Washington
29 May 1944, Mon • Page 23
Contributor: Thomas Lumblo (47401885) • [email protected]
Amor Ditter Dead
Word has been received that Amor Ditter, 45, former Yakima merchant, and son of the late Paul Ditter, pioneer Yakima businessman, died suddenly of a heart ailment in San Francisco yesterday.
For many years he operated a store here before leaving for California eight years ago. Arrangements are being made to return the body here.
He is survived by two children; his mother, Mrs. Mary Ditter; a sister Mrs. J. E. Bittner Jr., and a brother,
The Spokesman-Review
Spokane, Washington
29 May 1944, Mon • Page 23
Contributor: Thomas Lumblo (47401885) • [email protected]
Word has been received that Amor Ditter, 45, former Yakima merchant, and son of the late Paul Ditter, pioneer Yakima businessman, died suddenly of a heart ailment in San Francisco yesterday.
For many years he operated a store here before leaving for California eight years ago. Arrangements are being made to return the body here.
He is survived by two children; his mother, Mrs. Mary Ditter; a sister Mrs. J. E. Bittner Jr., and a brother,
The Spokesman-Review
Spokane, Washington
29 May 1944, Mon • Page 23
Contributor: Thomas Lumblo (47401885) • [email protected]
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
