Patterson Cemetery District, Stanislaus County, CA 

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Norelius Albert 340608 p1
Albert Norelius Passes Away Wednesday; Albert Norelius, pioneer local merchant, passed away at his home Wednesday
evening followed an attack of heart trouble. The deceased was a native of Minnesota, aged 68 years, and had occupied a
prominent part in activities at Cambridge, Minnesota, prior to coming to California, being county registrar of deeds there
for several terms. Coming to Patterson in 1915, he has been in business here for the past 19 years, and was probable the
longest-established merchant in point of continuous operation.  He was held in highest esteem by all who knew him.
He is survived by his widow and by one brother, Horace, of Minneapolis. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of
Davis & Evans at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with Rev. C. A. Hedlind officiating.  The remains will be shipped east to
Cambridge for interment, accompanied by Mrs. Norelius and her sister, Miss Lillian Eastlund.  Services there will be in
charge of the Woodmen of the World.


Norelius Albert 340622 p1
Final Rites Held for Albert Norelius; A clipping has been received from a Minnesota paper, sent by Mrs. Albert Norelius,
giving an account of the final services held there for Albert Norelius, pioneer local merchant, who passed away June 6.
The services were held Tuesday, June 12 at the North Isanti, Minnesota Baptist Church followed by internment in the
North Isanti Cemetery, Rev. C. A. Carlson was in charge, assisted by Rev. S. G. Carlson to Rush Point and Rev. Albert
Grant.  A 1arge turnout was in attendance, the deceased having spent his entire life there until his departure for California
and a large  number of friends and relatives paid their last respects.