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MRS. LAMBERT FATALLY INJURED
Mrs. Teresa Lambert was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday afternoon near Pleasanton. A party consisting of Mrs. Lambert, her son John, and Misses A.N. AND J.J. Nelson had been to the Sacramento state fair and were on their way to Oakland to visit relatives, when the tragedy took place. The machine which was driven by John Lambert struck a pile of sand, throwing Mrs. Lambert from the car. It then made a swerve and overturned. The other three occupants of the car miraculously escaped serious injury. Mrs. Lambert met instant death, sustaining a fractured skull and broken neck. The body was taken to Pleasanton and arrived in Sonora Thursday evening. Mrs. Lambert was 56 years of age and has lived all her life in this county. She has always had the respect of all who knew her, and leaves many behind to mourn her loss. She is survived by three sons, John and Dan of Standard and Clarence, now in Vancover, Washington, and one daughter Mrs. Martin Carkeek of Tulare. There are also three sisters,Mrs. Chas. Dunton of Standard, Mrs.Carrie Scott of Oakland and Mrs. Wm. Larson of Sonora, and a brother Arthur McAuley of Sonora. No definate arrangements have been made for the funeral. It may not take place until Clarence Lambert arrives from Vancover.
Thank-you TCGS of Sonora.
MRS. LAMBERT FATALLY INJURED
Mrs. Teresa Lambert was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday afternoon near Pleasanton. A party consisting of Mrs. Lambert, her son John, and Misses A.N. AND J.J. Nelson had been to the Sacramento state fair and were on their way to Oakland to visit relatives, when the tragedy took place. The machine which was driven by John Lambert struck a pile of sand, throwing Mrs. Lambert from the car. It then made a swerve and overturned. The other three occupants of the car miraculously escaped serious injury. Mrs. Lambert met instant death, sustaining a fractured skull and broken neck. The body was taken to Pleasanton and arrived in Sonora Thursday evening. Mrs. Lambert was 56 years of age and has lived all her life in this county. She has always had the respect of all who knew her, and leaves many behind to mourn her loss. She is survived by three sons, John and Dan of Standard and Clarence, now in Vancover, Washington, and one daughter Mrs. Martin Carkeek of Tulare. There are also three sisters,Mrs. Chas. Dunton of Standard, Mrs.Carrie Scott of Oakland and Mrs. Wm. Larson of Sonora, and a brother Arthur McAuley of Sonora. No definate arrangements have been made for the funeral. It may not take place until Clarence Lambert arrives from Vancover.
Thank-you TCGS of Sonora.
Banner 09-06-1918 PG.1 Col.5
MRS. LAMBERT FATALLY INJURED
Mrs. Teresa Lambert was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday afternoon near Pleasanton. A party consisting of Mrs. Lambert, her son John, and Misses A.N. AND J.J. Nelson had been to the Sacramento state fair and were on their way to Oakland to visit relatives, when the tragedy took place. The machine which was driven by John Lambert struck a pile of sand, throwing Mrs. Lambert from the car. It then made a swerve and overturned. The other three occupants of the car miraculously escaped serious injury. Mrs. Lambert met instant death, sustaining a fractured skull and broken neck. The body was taken to Pleasanton and arrived in Sonora Thursday evening. Mrs. Lambert was 56 years of age and has lived all her life in this county. She has always had the respect of all who knew her, and leaves many behind to mourn her loss. She is survived by three sons, John and Dan of Standard and Clarence, now in Vancover, Washington, and one daughter Mrs. Martin Carkeek of Tulare. There are also three sisters,Mrs. Chas. Dunton of Standard, Mrs.Carrie Scott of Oakland and Mrs. Wm. Larson of Sonora, and a brother Arthur McAuley of Sonora. No definate arrangements have been made for the funeral. It may not take place until Clarence Lambert arrives from Vancover.
Thank-you TCGS of Sonora.
MRS. LAMBERT FATALLY INJURED
Mrs. Teresa Lambert was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday afternoon near Pleasanton. A party consisting of Mrs. Lambert, her son John, and Misses A.N. AND J.J. Nelson had been to the Sacramento state fair and were on their way to Oakland to visit relatives, when the tragedy took place. The machine which was driven by John Lambert struck a pile of sand, throwing Mrs. Lambert from the car. It then made a swerve and overturned. The other three occupants of the car miraculously escaped serious injury. Mrs. Lambert met instant death, sustaining a fractured skull and broken neck. The body was taken to Pleasanton and arrived in Sonora Thursday evening. Mrs. Lambert was 56 years of age and has lived all her life in this county. She has always had the respect of all who knew her, and leaves many behind to mourn her loss. She is survived by three sons, John and Dan of Standard and Clarence, now in Vancover, Washington, and one daughter Mrs. Martin Carkeek of Tulare. There are also three sisters,Mrs. Chas. Dunton of Standard, Mrs.Carrie Scott of Oakland and Mrs. Wm. Larson of Sonora, and a brother Arthur McAuley of Sonora. No definate arrangements have been made for the funeral. It may not take place until Clarence Lambert arrives from Vancover.
Thank-you TCGS of Sonora.
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