Posted by Cathy Gowdy on Friday, June 21, 2013 at 06:36:09 :
The Marin Journal
Thursday, September 18, 1902
page 1
Mrs. A.A. Dado Placed in Tomb
Petaluma Argus -
On Tuesday, a bride of 13 months will be laid to rest and a young husband, a tiny babe, a mother, brothers and sisters, are heartbroken at the death of a loved one whose going out has cast a gloom over two counties. Sunday morning at 2 o'clock at her home in Chileno Valley, Mrs. Claudina Lucia Dado, wife of Attilio A. Dado passed away. Her death was sudden and unexpected, the young mother giving her life for her babe. Only a year ago she was a happy bride and those near and dear to her can hardly realize the blow that has fallen on the happy home.
Mrs. Dado was the second youngest daughter of the late James and Mrs. Bloom and sister of Adolph, Americo, Charles, Plauso, Eva and James Bloom, Mrs. M. DeMartini, Mrs. Henry J. Dado and Mrs. S.J. Maggetti. She was a native of Chileno Valley aged only 23 years. The young wife was of a lovable nature and was beloved by relatives and esteemed by friends. Her wedding was an important event in local circles. Her husband is a son of Paul Dado of Tomales and a cousin of A.W. Dado of Petaluma and Henry Dado, two of the Misses Bloom having married cousins.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning, reaching St. Vincent's Church at 10:30 a.m. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Father Dollard, and the young wife and mother will rest beside her father at Calvary.
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