CHARLES ADAMS FOUND DEAD IN HOME BY SON - Old-Time Fruit Grower Of Acampo District Dies At Reading Table
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Jan. 31 - Dead since early last night, the body of Charles F. Adams, for 35 years a fruit grower five miles east of Acampo, was found this morning seated at the reading table by his son Guy. Yesterday Adams complained of a dizzy spell, and this morning his son drove out to the ranch to ascertain his father's condition. He found the body leaning over the table, as though Adams had fallen asleep with his head in his arms. By his side lay a newspaper which he had evidently been reading when fatally stricken. A neighbor states that Adams was alive at 5:30 last night. That was the last time he was seen. It is believed he was a victim of a heart attack. He was a native of Iowa, aged 64 years. Two sons, Ralph Adams of Brawley and Guy of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. L. Calhoun of Los Angeles, survive. The body was brought to the undertaking establishment of Hale & Bawden by Deputy Coroner James A. Carroll
Stockton Daily Evening Record - January 31, 1927∼Funeral For C. F. Adams To Be Held At 2 O'Clock
LODI, Feb. 2 - Funeral services for the late Charles F. Adams, who passed away as the result of heart trouble Sunday night, will be held from the Hale & Bawden Chapel at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be made in the Lodi Cemetery. Mr. Adams was a native of Iowa, 64 years of age. Surviving him are three children, Mrs. L. C. Calhoun of Los Angeles, Guy Adams of Lodi, and Ralph Adams of Brawley. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery
Stockton Daily Independent - February 3, 1927
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Jan. 31 - Dead since early last night, the body of Charles F. Adams, for 35 years a fruit grower five miles east of Acampo, was found this morning seated at the reading table by his son Guy. Yesterday Adams complained of a dizzy spell, and this morning his son drove out to the ranch to ascertain his father's condition. He found the body leaning over the table, as though Adams had fallen asleep with his head in his arms. By his side lay a newspaper which he had evidently been reading when fatally stricken. A neighbor states that Adams was alive at 5:30 last night. That was the last time he was seen. It is believed he was a victim of a heart attack. He was a native of Iowa, aged 64 years. Two sons, Ralph Adams of Brawley and Guy of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. L. Calhoun of Los Angeles, survive. The body was brought to the undertaking establishment of Hale & Bawden by Deputy Coroner James A. Carroll
Stockton Daily Evening Record - January 31, 1927∼Funeral For C. F. Adams To Be Held At 2 O'Clock
LODI, Feb. 2 - Funeral services for the late Charles F. Adams, who passed away as the result of heart trouble Sunday night, will be held from the Hale & Bawden Chapel at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be made in the Lodi Cemetery. Mr. Adams was a native of Iowa, 64 years of age. Surviving him are three children, Mrs. L. C. Calhoun of Los Angeles, Guy Adams of Lodi, and Ralph Adams of Brawley. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery
Stockton Daily Independent - February 3, 1927
CHARLES ADAMS FOUND DEAD IN HOME BY SON - Old-Time Fruit Grower Of Acampo District Dies At Reading Table
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Jan. 31 - Dead since early last night, the body of Charles F. Adams, for 35 years a fruit grower five miles east of Acampo, was found this morning seated at the reading table by his son Guy. Yesterday Adams complained of a dizzy spell, and this morning his son drove out to the ranch to ascertain his father's condition. He found the body leaning over the table, as though Adams had fallen asleep with his head in his arms. By his side lay a newspaper which he had evidently been reading when fatally stricken. A neighbor states that Adams was alive at 5:30 last night. That was the last time he was seen. It is believed he was a victim of a heart attack. He was a native of Iowa, aged 64 years. Two sons, Ralph Adams of Brawley and Guy of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. L. Calhoun of Los Angeles, survive. The body was brought to the undertaking establishment of Hale & Bawden by Deputy Coroner James A. Carroll
Stockton Daily Evening Record - January 31, 1927∼Funeral For C. F. Adams To Be Held At 2 O'Clock
LODI, Feb. 2 - Funeral services for the late Charles F. Adams, who passed away as the result of heart trouble Sunday night, will be held from the Hale & Bawden Chapel at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be made in the Lodi Cemetery. Mr. Adams was a native of Iowa, 64 years of age. Surviving him are three children, Mrs. L. C. Calhoun of Los Angeles, Guy Adams of Lodi, and Ralph Adams of Brawley. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery
Stockton Daily Independent - February 3, 1927
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Jan. 31 - Dead since early last night, the body of Charles F. Adams, for 35 years a fruit grower five miles east of Acampo, was found this morning seated at the reading table by his son Guy. Yesterday Adams complained of a dizzy spell, and this morning his son drove out to the ranch to ascertain his father's condition. He found the body leaning over the table, as though Adams had fallen asleep with his head in his arms. By his side lay a newspaper which he had evidently been reading when fatally stricken. A neighbor states that Adams was alive at 5:30 last night. That was the last time he was seen. It is believed he was a victim of a heart attack. He was a native of Iowa, aged 64 years. Two sons, Ralph Adams of Brawley and Guy of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. L. Calhoun of Los Angeles, survive. The body was brought to the undertaking establishment of Hale & Bawden by Deputy Coroner James A. Carroll
Stockton Daily Evening Record - January 31, 1927∼Funeral For C. F. Adams To Be Held At 2 O'Clock
LODI, Feb. 2 - Funeral services for the late Charles F. Adams, who passed away as the result of heart trouble Sunday night, will be held from the Hale & Bawden Chapel at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be made in the Lodi Cemetery. Mr. Adams was a native of Iowa, 64 years of age. Surviving him are three children, Mrs. L. C. Calhoun of Los Angeles, Guy Adams of Lodi, and Ralph Adams of Brawley. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery
Stockton Daily Independent - February 3, 1927
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