Albert Bruni, Former Sunshine Worker, Dies
Kellogg, Idaho, Jan. 26.-- Albert Bruni, 54, former Sunshine Mining company worker, died late Thursday in a Kellogg hospital fol lowing an extended illness. He had lived in Kellogg 12 years and is survived by his widow, Enes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin J. Ford and Nina Bruni, both of Kellogg, and a son, Pete, a student at North Idaho College of Education, Lewiston.
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wa) 27 Jan 1951, Sat
Kellogg, Idaho, Jan. 26.-- Albert Bruni, 54, former Sunshine Mining company worker, died late Thursday in a Kellogg hospital fol lowing an extended illness. He had lived in Kellogg 12 years and is survived by his widow, Enes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin J. Ford and Nina Bruni, both of Kellogg, and a son, Pete, a student at North Idaho College of Education, Lewiston.
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wa) 27 Jan 1951, Sat
Albert Bruni, Former Sunshine Worker, Dies
Kellogg, Idaho, Jan. 26.-- Albert Bruni, 54, former Sunshine Mining company worker, died late Thursday in a Kellogg hospital fol lowing an extended illness. He had lived in Kellogg 12 years and is survived by his widow, Enes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin J. Ford and Nina Bruni, both of Kellogg, and a son, Pete, a student at North Idaho College of Education, Lewiston.
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wa) 27 Jan 1951, Sat
Kellogg, Idaho, Jan. 26.-- Albert Bruni, 54, former Sunshine Mining company worker, died late Thursday in a Kellogg hospital fol lowing an extended illness. He had lived in Kellogg 12 years and is survived by his widow, Enes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin J. Ford and Nina Bruni, both of Kellogg, and a son, Pete, a student at North Idaho College of Education, Lewiston.
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wa) 27 Jan 1951, Sat
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