Name: Charles Otho Gash
Birth Date: 30 Jul 1878
Birth Place: Bradford, PA
Death Date: 31 Jan 1934
Death Place: Joliet, Will, Illinois
Burial Date: 3 Feb 1934
Burial Place: Bradford, McKean, PA
Cemetery Name: Oak Hill
Death Age: 55
Race: White
Marital Status: M
Gender: Male
Street Address: 1519 N. Raymond Ave
Father Name: Otho Gash
Father Birth Place: New York, NY
Mother Name: Bridget Roash
Mother Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse Name: Edna Brailey
FHL Film Number: 1675309
WEAVER RESTAURANT
CLOSES LAST NIGHT
After 15 years, the restaurant of
the Hotel Weaver, at Main street near
Kennedy, last night closed its doors
following the supper hour to be dismantled.
The premises will be occupied
by the Lorenc Bakery, now at
No. 135 Main street, as soon as necessary
alterations are completed.
The passing of the Weaver restaurant,
which had become one of the
city's landmarks, is regretted by its
many patrons. Mrs. B. M. Gash and
her son, Charles O. Gash, have successfully
conducted the restaurant
since its opening and the place had
gained renown for its excellent home
cooking And good service.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 1-4-1924, pg 4
Birth Date: 30 Jul 1878
Birth Place: Bradford, PA
Death Date: 31 Jan 1934
Death Place: Joliet, Will, Illinois
Burial Date: 3 Feb 1934
Burial Place: Bradford, McKean, PA
Cemetery Name: Oak Hill
Death Age: 55
Race: White
Marital Status: M
Gender: Male
Street Address: 1519 N. Raymond Ave
Father Name: Otho Gash
Father Birth Place: New York, NY
Mother Name: Bridget Roash
Mother Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse Name: Edna Brailey
FHL Film Number: 1675309
WEAVER RESTAURANT
CLOSES LAST NIGHT
After 15 years, the restaurant of
the Hotel Weaver, at Main street near
Kennedy, last night closed its doors
following the supper hour to be dismantled.
The premises will be occupied
by the Lorenc Bakery, now at
No. 135 Main street, as soon as necessary
alterations are completed.
The passing of the Weaver restaurant,
which had become one of the
city's landmarks, is regretted by its
many patrons. Mrs. B. M. Gash and
her son, Charles O. Gash, have successfully
conducted the restaurant
since its opening and the place had
gained renown for its excellent home
cooking And good service.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 1-4-1924, pg 4
Name: Charles Otho Gash
Birth Date: 30 Jul 1878
Birth Place: Bradford, PA
Death Date: 31 Jan 1934
Death Place: Joliet, Will, Illinois
Burial Date: 3 Feb 1934
Burial Place: Bradford, McKean, PA
Cemetery Name: Oak Hill
Death Age: 55
Race: White
Marital Status: M
Gender: Male
Street Address: 1519 N. Raymond Ave
Father Name: Otho Gash
Father Birth Place: New York, NY
Mother Name: Bridget Roash
Mother Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse Name: Edna Brailey
FHL Film Number: 1675309
WEAVER RESTAURANT
CLOSES LAST NIGHT
After 15 years, the restaurant of
the Hotel Weaver, at Main street near
Kennedy, last night closed its doors
following the supper hour to be dismantled.
The premises will be occupied
by the Lorenc Bakery, now at
No. 135 Main street, as soon as necessary
alterations are completed.
The passing of the Weaver restaurant,
which had become one of the
city's landmarks, is regretted by its
many patrons. Mrs. B. M. Gash and
her son, Charles O. Gash, have successfully
conducted the restaurant
since its opening and the place had
gained renown for its excellent home
cooking And good service.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 1-4-1924, pg 4
Birth Date: 30 Jul 1878
Birth Place: Bradford, PA
Death Date: 31 Jan 1934
Death Place: Joliet, Will, Illinois
Burial Date: 3 Feb 1934
Burial Place: Bradford, McKean, PA
Cemetery Name: Oak Hill
Death Age: 55
Race: White
Marital Status: M
Gender: Male
Street Address: 1519 N. Raymond Ave
Father Name: Otho Gash
Father Birth Place: New York, NY
Mother Name: Bridget Roash
Mother Birth Place: Ireland
Spouse Name: Edna Brailey
FHL Film Number: 1675309
WEAVER RESTAURANT
CLOSES LAST NIGHT
After 15 years, the restaurant of
the Hotel Weaver, at Main street near
Kennedy, last night closed its doors
following the supper hour to be dismantled.
The premises will be occupied
by the Lorenc Bakery, now at
No. 135 Main street, as soon as necessary
alterations are completed.
The passing of the Weaver restaurant,
which had become one of the
city's landmarks, is regretted by its
many patrons. Mrs. B. M. Gash and
her son, Charles O. Gash, have successfully
conducted the restaurant
since its opening and the place had
gained renown for its excellent home
cooking And good service.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 1-4-1924, pg 4
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