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GABALDON, Delores G.

Prescott -- Requiem mass for Mrs. Delores G. Gabaldon, 65, who died in a Prescott hospital Sunday, January 3, 1960, will be tomorrow in Sacred Heart Church. Rosary will be recited today in the Hampton Funeral Home. Mrs. Gabaldon, born in New Mexico, had been a resident of Prescott 25 years. She is survived by her husband, Pablo; a daughter, Caroline, Prescott; six sons, Jacob and Leonard, both of San Jose, California; Henry, Rocky and Paul, all of Prescott; and Fred Oenelas, Flagstaff; a brother, Henry Martinez, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Montoya, both of Phoenix. the Arizona Republic Tuesday, January 5, 1960.

GAGE, Ronald J.

Ronald J. Gage, 20, a former Phoenix resident, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1960, in Albuquerque, N. M., where he had resided for the past 10 years. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gage and a brother, Wayne, all of Albuquerque; and an aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Gage of 212 W. Monte Way, Phoenix. Funeral services in the French and Fitzgerald Mortuary in Albuquerque with burial in Sunset Memorial. 18 Jan 1960.

GALLEGOS, Andy, 54, Flagstaff.

Funeral mass for Andy Gallegos, 54, will be conducted at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Rosary will be recited at the Flagstaff Mortuary. Mr. Gallegos died Friday in a Flagstaff hospital. He was born in New Mexico and had lived in Arizona for 50 years and in Flagstaff for 24 years. He was a carpenter. Survivors include his wife, Ramona; four daughters, Mrs. Soto Ayola, Mrs. Ernest Lomeli, and Gloria and Cecelia Gallegos, all of Flagstaff; two sons, Daniel, Fort Ord, Calif., and Jerry, Flagstaff; eight grandchildren; two brothers, Levi, Winslow, and Manuel, Gallup, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. Josephine Baca, Flagstaff, and Cecelia Gallegos and Mrs. Candida Garcia, both of Phoenix. 31 January 1960

GARCIA, Anna Maria

Mass was sung in Sacred Heart Church for Ann Maria Garcia, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Garcia. The child was killed Sunday, January 24, 1960, when struck by a car at 21st Street and Sherman. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Other survivors are two brothers, Martin and Fred; two sisters, Dolores and Delia; and her grandmothers, Mrs. Augustine Garcia and Mrs. Francis Navarro, all of Phoenix. Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary in charge of arrangements. 26 January 1960

GARCIA, Daniel

Coolige -- Rosary for Daniel Garcia, 23, of Coolidge, who died Monday, Jan. 18, 1960, were in Cole and Maud Mortuary. Requiem mass was at St. James Catholic Church. Burial in Valley Memorial Park. Mr. Garcia, a native of Rio Grande, Texas, was killed when a boom on a crane truck touched a power line. He had lived here since 1951. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Maria Garcia; two sisters, Mrs. Manuel Rodriquez and Mrs. Reyes Murrieta; and two brothers, David and Domingo, all of Coolidge. 20 Jan 1960.

GARCIA, Mary S.

Rosary for Mrs. Mary S. GARCIA, 31, Phoenix resident for the past 17 years who died here Friday, will be recited in Colonial Chapel, Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary, 1020 W. Washington. Mass will be sung at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament here. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. Mrs. Garcia, a native of Texas, lived at 9159 W. Fillmore. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sepeda; five sons, Manuel, Martin, Benny, Jr., Johnny, and Frank; a daughter, Carmen; a brother, Chester Sepeda; and a sister, Mrs. Frances Chavez, all of Tolleson. 31 January 1960

GARCIA, Merijildo R.

Safford -- Requiem mass for Merijildo R. Garcia, 81, who died Thursday, January 21, 1960, in Safford Inn Hospital, will be sung at 10 a.m. today in the St. Rose of Lima Church. Mr. Garcia, born in Las Cruces, N. M., had lived in Safford the past 80 years. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jessie Garcia, Fort Thomas, and Mrs. Mary Antillon, Safford; four sons, Fred and Demecio, both of Geronimo *; Pete, San Manuel; and Manuel, Safford; 24 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. The Arizona Republic Saturday, 23 January 1960  *Geronimo, Graham County, now a ghost town, on Highway 70 between Bylas and Ft. Thomas west of Safford. Geronimo was named after the famous indian chief and used to be a station on the Arizona-Eastern railroad. The post office was established in 1896 and closed shortly thereafter.

GARDINER, Arthur D.

Tucson -- Arthur D. Gardiner, 42, who family founded the town of Gardiner, Maine, died here yesterday after a short illness. Mr. Gardiner moved here in 1953. He conducted Catholic religious study groups and was well known throughout the nation as a scholar of religious philosophy. A student of Latin, Mr. Gardiner translated many Latin documents in the field of theology. He was graduated from Harvard University in 1939. Mr. Gardiner was stricken with polio in 1950 but confinued his studies. He did graduate work at Harvard, Stanford University, and the Univeristy of Arizona. He is survived by his wife, Mary; his mother, Mrs. Robert H. Gardiner, Gardiner; a sister, Mrs. Marc Peter Jr, Los Angeles; and five brothers, Robert, Milton, Mass; John, Topsfield, Mass, Charles, Manchester, Mass; Benjamin, New York City; and Henry, Cambridge, Mass. Rosary will be recited here tomorrow and mass will be sung Monday. Burial will be in Gardiner. The Arizona Republic Saturday, 9 Jan 1960.

GARRETT, Ethel Elizabeth

Winslow -- Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Elizabeth Garrett, 72, who died in Winslow Memorial Hospital, Friday, Jan. 15, 1960, were at the First Methodist Church. Burial in Desert View Cemetery. Mrs. Garrett came to Winslow in 1911 and had been active in politics and the Parent-Teacher Association and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. She also was a member of the Winslow Women's Club, the Women's Benefit Association, and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include a son, Dennis J. Sweeney, Winslow; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Wade, Quonset Point, R. I.; a brother, Walter Runkle, Los Ageles; and two sisters, Mrs. Frances Barnhardt, St. Louis, and Mrs. Hattie Cochran, Santa Fe Springs, California. 18 Jan 1960.

GILLUM, J. D.

J. D. Gillum, 45, a Miami resident ten years, was born in Rose, Oklahoma. Wife, Iva; sons, Delane and Kenneth; daughters, Mrs. Alice Culpepper of Claypool and Caroline and Vera of Miami; brothers, Roy of Claypool; George and Arthur; five sisters out of state. Rev. E. Berrey will officiate. Burial in Pryor, Oklahoma. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962.

GINN, J. Allen, Sr.

J. Allen GINN, Sr., nationally known horseman, died Thursday night in Good Samaritan Hospital at the age of 62. Mr. Ginn, a native of Timpson, Texas, came to the Valley 38 years ago from Longview, Texas. In the late '20's he built the houses in the Del Norte tract across from Encanto Park. He was an outstanding breeder of Palomino and walking horses and had served as president of the Palomino Horse Association of Arizona. Among the many champions he raised was Gold Moon Jr. Mr. Ginn had participated in 10 Tournament of Roses parades in Pasadena, Calif., and had been active for many years in the Horse Lovers Club and all-Palomino horse shows. He rode in the annual Wickenburg Desert Caballeros' 120-mile horse trek and in the Santa Barbara, Calif., ride. He was a member of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Posse, the Elks Lodge, and the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ginn's ranch was located in the Wittman area, although he made his home in Phoenix at 1533 W. Camelback.
He is survived by his wife, Nannie Pearl; a son, Dr. J. Allen GINN, Jr., Phoenix, president of Doctors, Inc.; a daughter, Mrs. Donald JONES of Honolulu; a brother, Edward GINN, Phoenix; three sisters, Mrs. Lyda POUNDER, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Olie COOPER, Tyler, Texas; and Mrs. H. C. ALTON, Alice, Texas; and seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. 30 January 1960. Funeral services for J. Allen GINN, Sr., 62, nationally known horseman, who died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at First Church of Christ, 801 N. Central. Graveside services will be conducted by the Phoenix Elks Lodge at Greenwood Memorial Park. 31 January 1960

GLASHINE, Sylvester Lawrence

Sylvester Lawrence Glashine, 75, a retired farmer, moved to Phoenix five years ago. Services will be in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, his former home. Daughters, Mrs. Dwight (Margery) Snyder and Mrs. Rolland (Loretta) H. Hayward, both of Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962.

GOMEZ, Antonio

Antonio Gomez, 86, died at Prescott Hospital. Born in Mexico, he moved to Prescott 50 years ago. He was a retired Santa Fe railroad employe. Survivors, wife, Beatrice; sons, Antonio, Jr., Ernest, Johnny Carranza and Larry Gomez; daughters, Virginia Folston, Mrs. Carolyn Dominguez, Mrs. Georgia Rivera; stepson, John Carranza. Burial in IOOF Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962.

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GOLDEN, Francis M.

Superior -- Funeral services for Francis M. Golden, 59, will be conducted today by the Miami Elks Lodge in the Smith Funeral Home. Mr. Golden died yesterday in Magma Hospital here. Born in Sedan, Kansas, he had lived in the state 35 years. For the past 31 years he had lived at Herron's Ranch, 5 miles west of Superior. He had been a partner of the late James Herron, Jr., in mining and other interests. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Golden, Sedan; and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Stephens, Sedan; and Mrs. Blanche Snell, Independence, Kansas. Burial will be in Sedan. The Arizona Republic Saturday, 9 Jan 1960.

GONZALES, Audon

Rosary was in the Whitney and Murphy Chapel for Audon Gonzales, 89, who died Jan. 5, 1960, in his home, 703 E. Moreland. Riquiem high mass was in St. Mary's Church. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. A native of New Mexico, Mr. Gonzales spent all of his life in New Mexico and Arizona. At one time he was deputy sheriff in Socorro County, N.M. He was a cattleman and earlier had been a freighter. He came to Phoenix six months ago. He is survived by his wife, Paubla; three sons, Sam, Phoenix, Jake Martinez, Aluquerque, N.M. and Gilbert Martinez, Phoenix; three daughters, Mrs. Wilfred Garcia, Garden Grove, Calif., Mrs. Frank Sanchez, Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Everett Baca, Phoenix; and 26 grandchildren. 6 January 1960

GOODMAN, Hannah M., 82, Vernon, 27 January 1960

GOODWIN, Cleslie O.

Cleslie O. Goodwin, 48, native of Prescott, worked for the Whipple Veterans Administration Hospital the past 18 months. Previously had been a masonry contractor. Wife, Florence; sons, A. C. and Dee E. GOODWIN, both of Prescott; father, Arthur of Seligman; mother, Mrs. Grace Parker of Farmington, N. M. brother, Donald A. of Prescott. Rev. David C. Trimble will officiate. Inurnment at Greenwood Crematory in Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962.

GOODWIN, Joe Thomas

Mesa -- Funeral services for Joe Thomas Goodwin, 56, were in the Salt River Presbyterian Church. Mr. Goodwin died in Los Angeles January 17, 1960. He was born on the Salt River Indian Reservation and had been a grocery clerk. He is survived by his wife, Emily, four sons and four daughters, all living in Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Genette Butler and Mrs. Jennie Phillips; and two brothers, Howard and William Goodwin, all of Mesa. AZ Republic 26 January 1960

GORDON, Mary V.

Mrs. Mary V. Gordon, 82, Phoenix winter visitor for many years, died Sunday, Jan. 17, 1960, in a Torrance, California, hospital. Services were in Lamita, Calif. She is survived by a son, Howard F. Gordon, Phoenix. AZ Republic 19 Jan. 1960.

GORMLEY, James B.

Funeral services and burial for James Bernard Gormley, 64, Arizona resident five years, were in Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. GOrmley, who lived at 415 E. Polk, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1960, in a Phoenix hotel. He is survived by a son, Patrick J. Norwood, Ohio. The AZ Republic 14 Jan 1960.

GOULETTE, Preston

Preston Goulette, 66, was killed in a traffic accident in Ohio. Mr. GOULETTE, a retired Sun Valley bus driver, was born in Yankton, S. D. Wife, Ruth, two young daughters and a son, brother out of state. Burial in St. Anne Cemetery on the Gila Indian Reservation. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962.

GRASSIE, Joseph Flagg

Joseph Flagg Grassie, 64, born in Omenee, N. D., came to Arizona in 1910. He lived 35 years in Buenos Aires, Argentina, returning here three years ago. Wife, Vida; sons, Walter of Casa Grande and Joseph R. of Chicago; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Sorensen of Berkeley, Calif.; four brothers out of state and one grandchild. Burial in Glendale Memorial Park. Rev. Stanley Brown of the First Methodist Church will officiate. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962.

GRAVES, Karl

Arrangements later by Mercer Mortuary. 7 January 1960 announcement only

GRAY, Eleanor M.

Requiem mass for Mrs. Eleanor M. Gray, 69, who died Tuesday (5 Jan 1960) in a Phoenix rest home, will be tomorrow in St. Mary's Church, 231 N. Third St. Rosary will be today in Grimshaw Mortuary, 34 W. Monroe. Interment will be at St. Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Gray was born in South America, went to Jerome from there 62 years ago. She moved to Phoenix 44 years ago. Mrs. Gray was a member of the St. Mary's Altar Society. She is survived by her husband, Ernest A.; a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Knopick, and a brother, Alwin Griffin, both of Phoenix; a sister out of state, and nine grandchildren. The Arizona Republic Friday, 8 Jan 1960.

GRAY, Iva Irene, 61, Yuma, 27 January 1960

GREEN, Charlie

Funeral services for Charlie GREEN, 56, who died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital, will be at Webber's Eastlake Mortuary, 1641 E. Jefferson. The Rev. M. Harrison will officiate. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Friends may call this afternoon at the chapel. Mr. Green, a native of Marlin, Texas, who came here 42 years ago, lived at 2143 E. Madison. Survivors include his wife, Ruth, and a son, Charlie, Jr., Phoenix. 31 January 1960.

GREEN, George C.

Funeral services for George C. Green, 54, who died Wednesday (30 Dec 1959) in a Phoenix hospital, will be tomorrow in Webber's Eastlake Mortuary Chapel, 1641 E. Jefferson. The Rev. H. Moore will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Mr. Green came to Phoenix 20 years ago from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He resided at 2726 E. Tamarisk. He is survived by his wife, Billie; a son, Willie; and a daughter, Mrs. Eloise Anderson, both of California; a stepson, Charles Williams of Phoenix; and a sister and two grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary today and until services time tomorrow. The Arizona Republic Sunday. 3 Jan 1960.

GREEN, Walter J.

Walter Jeneva Green, 57, of 1728 E. Washington, died Monday, Jan. 18, 1960. Born in Foster, Oklahoma, Mr. Green came to Phoenix nine years ago. Services were in Colonial Chapel, Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary. The Rev. J. W. Vance officiated. Burial in Mesa Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Hazel; a son, William, and a daughter, Marlene, both of Phoenix. 20 Jan 1960.

GREGORY, Dorothy E.

Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy E. Gregory, 52, Holbrook resident who died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1960, in Winslow Memorial Hospital, were in Palms Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary. The Rev. A. R. Snipes officiated. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Gregory, a native of Rye, Colorado, was a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital, Phoenix, until she moved to Holbrook two weeks ago. A graduate of Glockner's Catholic Nursing School, Colorado Springs, she was a member of the Episcopal Church there. She is survived by her husband, Robert, and two brothers, Granville Graybeal, Brighton, Massachusetts, and Troy Graybeal, California. The AZ Republic 14 Jan 1960.

GRENDING, Fred W.

Mesa -- Funeral services and burial for Fred W. Grending, 74, Mesa visitor from Benton City, Washington, will be held there next week. Mr. Grending died Thursday in Mesa Southside District Hospital. A native of Colfax, Illinois, he was a retired grocer. He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Ethel W. and two sons, Howard and Glenn, all of Benton City; a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Stafford, Harrah, Washington, and eight grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 8 p.m. today at M. L. Gibbons Mortuary. Published in The Arizona Republic January 23, 1960.

GRIMM, Hedwig

Mrs. Hedwig Grimm, 59, of 5227 N. 39th Ave., died January 14, 1960, in a Phoenix hospital. Mrs. Grimm, a native of Germany, came to Phoenix from there in 1958. She is survived by her husband, Karl A., and two daughters, Mrs. Daniel Alexander and Hiltrand Grimm, all of Phoenix. Services were conducted by Pastor Charles E. Schmitz in Palms Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. The AZ Republic 15 January 1960

GRIP, Louella M.

Phoenix friends have been advised of the death of Mrs. Louella M. Grip, 45, former Phoenix resident, Dec. 28, 1959, in Winfield, Kansas, where she was night supervisor at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Grip was x-ray technician at the Arizona Crippled Children's Hospital here several years. After receiving her registered nurse certificate at St. Mary's Hospital in Winfield, she worked in Cedar Vale, Kansas, and then came to Phoenix. Later she went to the Union Pacific Hospital on the North Rim of Grand Canyon. She is survived by her husband, Carl Grip, to whom she was married here April 29, 1950; a daughter, Theresa Ann, Winfield; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Custer, Coolidge, and Mrs. Jess Johnston and Mrs. Bertha Hamm, both of Winfield; and a brother, Harold M. Lang, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The AZ Republic 5 January 1960