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Description
Memoirs of Mattrup Jensen, an early resident of Colma, California and former General Superintendent of Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Memoirs are dated Feb 3, 1956 and are 14 pages. Also includes : Reproduction of photograph of Mattrup Jensen home in Colma, California ; poem titled "To our Memorial Park" about establishing "Memorial Park" in San Mateo County near Pescadero Creek and La Honda ; poem titled "The end of the Trail" ; a poem titled "Thoughts" from Masonic News - 1950 ; a song titled "Our Old Fashioned Home" (for. F-St. & Hillside Blvd. "Lawndale" Colma. P.O. Calif.) ; an essay title "A Tree : one of our Christmas Symbols" by M.Jensen - 1931 ; a poem titled "Yosemite Calls" from the Daly City Record, May 25, 1922 ; an essay called "The Order of Job's Daughters" Oct. 1952 by Matthup Jensen, 32degree, P.A.S.G., R.1 Box 147, Colma, San Francisco ; an article about Mattrup Jensen called "Monroe Via" by Mary Monroe, Aug. 16, 1956 ; an article called "Why Masonic Heritage for Job's Daughters" by Mattrup Jensen, Past Supreme Associate Guardian IOJD, from the Masonic News, 1950 ; an essay called "About the first Edison phonograph" by Mattrup Jensen, 490 Clark Ave. Colma, California ; an essay called "Christmas : That should fill our hearts with Gladness" by Bro. Mattrup Jensen ; an essay about Aluminum, with some reminiscences ; an essay called "Potpurri" by Elaine White ; an article called "Cemeteries there for Peninsula : City reported as only one of its kind : No City Taxes, municipality derives all revenue from burial fees" ; an article called "Monroe Via" by Mary Monroe, Thursday June 21, 1956 ; an article called "Girl Scout Camp Mountain closes" about Girl Scout Daisy and Brownie day camp on San Bruno Mountain in August of each year
Type
text
Format
Original Book
Extent
8 1/2 x 11 in. 114 Pages of 114
Identifier
cdc_000044 DCPL #60 Jensen ark:/13960/t5n95qc34
Language
English
Subject
Local history Biography Life histories Memoirs Jensen, Mattrup
Time Period
190X/196X
Place
Colma (Calif.)
Provenance
Daly City Public Library California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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