John Gulbrandson, 33 years of age, 510 Clinton street, died at 11 o'clock last night at La Salle county sanitarium where he had been a patient for the past nine months. Funeral services were held at 10:30 Monday morning at St Columba Catholic Church. Burial wil be in St Columba cemetery.
The deceased was born September 14, 1895, a son of Martin and Minnie Gulbrandson. Twelve years ago he was united in marriage with Miss Catherine Quinn of this city at a ceremony performed in St Patrick's Catholic church. Gulbrandson was employed as a glass cutter at National Plate Glass in Naplate, Il until his fatal illness which began about nine months ago.
He is survived by his widow and two children Irene and John (Raymond) of this city, his mother, Mrs Minnie Gulbrandson, a brother Arthur Gulbrandson of Marseilles, a brother Berger Gulbrandson and a sister Mrs John (Gertrude) Lettesome of Racine, WI
The pallbearers were Fred Mann, Carl Mattes, Herman Olson, Les Kingle and Paul Brundage.
John's last name was changed to Gulbranson by the postal service sometime after his fathers death in 1908.The name was changed again to Gulbronson after his death.
The deceased was born September 14, 1895, a son of Martin and Minnie Gulbrandson. Twelve years ago he was united in marriage with Miss Catherine Quinn of this city at a ceremony performed in St Patrick's Catholic church. Gulbrandson was employed as a glass cutter at National Plate Glass in Naplate, Il until his fatal illness which began about nine months ago.
He is survived by his widow and two children Irene and John (Raymond) of this city, his mother, Mrs Minnie Gulbrandson, a brother Arthur Gulbrandson of Marseilles, a brother Berger Gulbrandson and a sister Mrs John (Gertrude) Lettesome of Racine, WI
The pallbearers were Fred Mann, Carl Mattes, Herman Olson, Les Kingle and Paul Brundage.
John's last name was changed to Gulbranson by the postal service sometime after his fathers death in 1908.The name was changed again to Gulbronson after his death.
John Gulbrandson, 33 years of age, 510 Clinton street, died at 11 o'clock last night at La Salle county sanitarium where he had been a patient for the past nine months. Funeral services were held at 10:30 Monday morning at St Columba Catholic Church. Burial wil be in St Columba cemetery.
The deceased was born September 14, 1895, a son of Martin and Minnie Gulbrandson. Twelve years ago he was united in marriage with Miss Catherine Quinn of this city at a ceremony performed in St Patrick's Catholic church. Gulbrandson was employed as a glass cutter at National Plate Glass in Naplate, Il until his fatal illness which began about nine months ago.
He is survived by his widow and two children Irene and John (Raymond) of this city, his mother, Mrs Minnie Gulbrandson, a brother Arthur Gulbrandson of Marseilles, a brother Berger Gulbrandson and a sister Mrs John (Gertrude) Lettesome of Racine, WI
The pallbearers were Fred Mann, Carl Mattes, Herman Olson, Les Kingle and Paul Brundage.
John's last name was changed to Gulbranson by the postal service sometime after his fathers death in 1908.The name was changed again to Gulbronson after his death.
The deceased was born September 14, 1895, a son of Martin and Minnie Gulbrandson. Twelve years ago he was united in marriage with Miss Catherine Quinn of this city at a ceremony performed in St Patrick's Catholic church. Gulbrandson was employed as a glass cutter at National Plate Glass in Naplate, Il until his fatal illness which began about nine months ago.
He is survived by his widow and two children Irene and John (Raymond) of this city, his mother, Mrs Minnie Gulbrandson, a brother Arthur Gulbrandson of Marseilles, a brother Berger Gulbrandson and a sister Mrs John (Gertrude) Lettesome of Racine, WI
The pallbearers were Fred Mann, Carl Mattes, Herman Olson, Les Kingle and Paul Brundage.
John's last name was changed to Gulbranson by the postal service sometime after his fathers death in 1908.The name was changed again to Gulbronson after his death.
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