Funeral Services were held for James J. Dunkel, seventy-five-year-old laborer, who died at the Selma Sanitarium Friday. A native of Missouri, Mr. Dunkel had lived in Selma for twenty-five years. He is survived by two step-daughters and seven step-sons, among them Dale E. King of Denuba.
Rev. A. W. Braden officiated at the funeral, which was held in the Byrne Parlours. Burial was in the West Selma Cemetery.
Rev. A. W. Braden officiated at the funeral, which was held in the Byrne Parlours. Burial was in the West Selma Cemetery.
Funeral Services were held for James J. Dunkel, seventy-five-year-old laborer, who died at the Selma Sanitarium Friday. A native of Missouri, Mr. Dunkel had lived in Selma for twenty-five years. He is survived by two step-daughters and seven step-sons, among them Dale E. King of Denuba.
Rev. A. W. Braden officiated at the funeral, which was held in the Byrne Parlours. Burial was in the West Selma Cemetery.
Rev. A. W. Braden officiated at the funeral, which was held in the Byrne Parlours. Burial was in the West Selma Cemetery.
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