San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California)
November 7, 1931 (Saturday)
"Mrs. Geldermann, 69, Passes in Oakland.
Mrs. Alice Geldermann, 69, widow of the late Edward Geldermann, well-known wholesale liquor dealer of San Francisco's younged [sic] days, died last night after a long illness.
Mrs. Geldermann, a native of San Francisco, had made her residence in Alameda for the past twenty-five years. She died at the King's Daughters' Home in Oakland. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Albert. Brown mortuary in Oakland, with William Nat Friend, Oakland postmaster and former minister, officiating.
Mrs. Geldermann leaves three children, William E. Geldermann of this city, Alfred J[acques] Geldermann of Piedmont, and Mrs. Paul H[illard] Frick [nee Katherine V. Geldermann], Philadelphia; two sisters, Mrs. Thekla Helmrich and Miss Emma Regensburger of San Francisco, and a brother, Ernest Regensburger of Oakland."
November 7, 1931 (Saturday)
"Mrs. Geldermann, 69, Passes in Oakland.
Mrs. Alice Geldermann, 69, widow of the late Edward Geldermann, well-known wholesale liquor dealer of San Francisco's younged [sic] days, died last night after a long illness.
Mrs. Geldermann, a native of San Francisco, had made her residence in Alameda for the past twenty-five years. She died at the King's Daughters' Home in Oakland. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Albert. Brown mortuary in Oakland, with William Nat Friend, Oakland postmaster and former minister, officiating.
Mrs. Geldermann leaves three children, William E. Geldermann of this city, Alfred J[acques] Geldermann of Piedmont, and Mrs. Paul H[illard] Frick [nee Katherine V. Geldermann], Philadelphia; two sisters, Mrs. Thekla Helmrich and Miss Emma Regensburger of San Francisco, and a brother, Ernest Regensburger of Oakland."
San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California)
November 7, 1931 (Saturday)
"Mrs. Geldermann, 69, Passes in Oakland.
Mrs. Alice Geldermann, 69, widow of the late Edward Geldermann, well-known wholesale liquor dealer of San Francisco's younged [sic] days, died last night after a long illness.
Mrs. Geldermann, a native of San Francisco, had made her residence in Alameda for the past twenty-five years. She died at the King's Daughters' Home in Oakland. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Albert. Brown mortuary in Oakland, with William Nat Friend, Oakland postmaster and former minister, officiating.
Mrs. Geldermann leaves three children, William E. Geldermann of this city, Alfred J[acques] Geldermann of Piedmont, and Mrs. Paul H[illard] Frick [nee Katherine V. Geldermann], Philadelphia; two sisters, Mrs. Thekla Helmrich and Miss Emma Regensburger of San Francisco, and a brother, Ernest Regensburger of Oakland."
November 7, 1931 (Saturday)
"Mrs. Geldermann, 69, Passes in Oakland.
Mrs. Alice Geldermann, 69, widow of the late Edward Geldermann, well-known wholesale liquor dealer of San Francisco's younged [sic] days, died last night after a long illness.
Mrs. Geldermann, a native of San Francisco, had made her residence in Alameda for the past twenty-five years. She died at the King's Daughters' Home in Oakland. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Albert. Brown mortuary in Oakland, with William Nat Friend, Oakland postmaster and former minister, officiating.
Mrs. Geldermann leaves three children, William E. Geldermann of this city, Alfred J[acques] Geldermann of Piedmont, and Mrs. Paul H[illard] Frick [nee Katherine V. Geldermann], Philadelphia; two sisters, Mrs. Thekla Helmrich and Miss Emma Regensburger of San Francisco, and a brother, Ernest Regensburger of Oakland."
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