From The Oakland Tribune, April 15, 1930, Page 5
RITES PLANNED
Redwood City, April 15.
Mrs. Johanna Ross, the wife of Ransford Ross, who passed away Sunday night at her home on Woodside Road, was to be buried today in Alta Mesa Cemetery. She was a native of Canada, aged 70 years. A daughter, Mrs. A.E. Axell, of Redwood City, and a son, C.M. Ross, of Los Angeles, survive. There are also two grandsons.
RITES PLANNED
Redwood City, April 15.
Mrs. Johanna Ross, the wife of Ransford Ross, who passed away Sunday night at her home on Woodside Road, was to be buried today in Alta Mesa Cemetery. She was a native of Canada, aged 70 years. A daughter, Mrs. A.E. Axell, of Redwood City, and a son, C.M. Ross, of Los Angeles, survive. There are also two grandsons.
From The Oakland Tribune, April 15, 1930, Page 5
RITES PLANNED
Redwood City, April 15.
Mrs. Johanna Ross, the wife of Ransford Ross, who passed away Sunday night at her home on Woodside Road, was to be buried today in Alta Mesa Cemetery. She was a native of Canada, aged 70 years. A daughter, Mrs. A.E. Axell, of Redwood City, and a son, C.M. Ross, of Los Angeles, survive. There are also two grandsons.
RITES PLANNED
Redwood City, April 15.
Mrs. Johanna Ross, the wife of Ransford Ross, who passed away Sunday night at her home on Woodside Road, was to be buried today in Alta Mesa Cemetery. She was a native of Canada, aged 70 years. A daughter, Mrs. A.E. Axell, of Redwood City, and a son, C.M. Ross, of Los Angeles, survive. There are also two grandsons.
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