FRED NESSLER OF MENLO PARK DEATH VICTIM
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday at 10 for the late Fred Nessler, 67, whose death occurred yesterday.
Mr. Nessler had been in Menlo Park, where he was for many years proprietor of the Little Green Door, since 1911.
A daughter, Mrs. C. E. Murry, of Fairbanks, Alaska, and a son, Fred Nessler, survive.
Services will be held from the chapel of the James Crowe Co. (Parmelee & Phillips), and internment will follow at the Union Cemetery. The Rev. Norman Pendleton of the First Congregational Church will officiate.
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday at 10 for the late Fred Nessler, 67, whose death occurred yesterday.
Mr. Nessler had been in Menlo Park, where he was for many years proprietor of the Little Green Door, since 1911.
A daughter, Mrs. C. E. Murry, of Fairbanks, Alaska, and a son, Fred Nessler, survive.
Services will be held from the chapel of the James Crowe Co. (Parmelee & Phillips), and internment will follow at the Union Cemetery. The Rev. Norman Pendleton of the First Congregational Church will officiate.
FRED NESSLER OF MENLO PARK DEATH VICTIM
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday at 10 for the late Fred Nessler, 67, whose death occurred yesterday.
Mr. Nessler had been in Menlo Park, where he was for many years proprietor of the Little Green Door, since 1911.
A daughter, Mrs. C. E. Murry, of Fairbanks, Alaska, and a son, Fred Nessler, survive.
Services will be held from the chapel of the James Crowe Co. (Parmelee & Phillips), and internment will follow at the Union Cemetery. The Rev. Norman Pendleton of the First Congregational Church will officiate.
Funeral services will be held here Wednesday at 10 for the late Fred Nessler, 67, whose death occurred yesterday.
Mr. Nessler had been in Menlo Park, where he was for many years proprietor of the Little Green Door, since 1911.
A daughter, Mrs. C. E. Murry, of Fairbanks, Alaska, and a son, Fred Nessler, survive.
Services will be held from the chapel of the James Crowe Co. (Parmelee & Phillips), and internment will follow at the Union Cemetery. The Rev. Norman Pendleton of the First Congregational Church will officiate.
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