The Covina Argus, CA, Friday, February 28, 1919, pg. 1, col. 3
SPANIARD SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES OF ACCIDENT
Ramon Acin, a native of Spain, injured last week when thrown from his motorcycle at the intersection of Hollenbeck and Badillo streets, died at the Glendora hospital on Saturday.
Funeral services, attended by a large delegation of friends from the Mexican settlement at Irwindale, were held in Los Angeles Sunday, the interment taking place at the Calvary cemetery.
The deceased, who was 35 years of age at the time of his death, was a brother-in-law of Salvador Encabo, owner of a grocery and general store in the Merwin settlement. The funeral arrangements were in charge of W. Q. Custer.
SPANIARD SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES OF ACCIDENT
Ramon Acin, a native of Spain, injured last week when thrown from his motorcycle at the intersection of Hollenbeck and Badillo streets, died at the Glendora hospital on Saturday.
Funeral services, attended by a large delegation of friends from the Mexican settlement at Irwindale, were held in Los Angeles Sunday, the interment taking place at the Calvary cemetery.
The deceased, who was 35 years of age at the time of his death, was a brother-in-law of Salvador Encabo, owner of a grocery and general store in the Merwin settlement. The funeral arrangements were in charge of W. Q. Custer.
The Covina Argus, CA, Friday, February 28, 1919, pg. 1, col. 3
SPANIARD SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES OF ACCIDENT
Ramon Acin, a native of Spain, injured last week when thrown from his motorcycle at the intersection of Hollenbeck and Badillo streets, died at the Glendora hospital on Saturday.
Funeral services, attended by a large delegation of friends from the Mexican settlement at Irwindale, were held in Los Angeles Sunday, the interment taking place at the Calvary cemetery.
The deceased, who was 35 years of age at the time of his death, was a brother-in-law of Salvador Encabo, owner of a grocery and general store in the Merwin settlement. The funeral arrangements were in charge of W. Q. Custer.
SPANIARD SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES OF ACCIDENT
Ramon Acin, a native of Spain, injured last week when thrown from his motorcycle at the intersection of Hollenbeck and Badillo streets, died at the Glendora hospital on Saturday.
Funeral services, attended by a large delegation of friends from the Mexican settlement at Irwindale, were held in Los Angeles Sunday, the interment taking place at the Calvary cemetery.
The deceased, who was 35 years of age at the time of his death, was a brother-in-law of Salvador Encabo, owner of a grocery and general store in the Merwin settlement. The funeral arrangements were in charge of W. Q. Custer.
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