Pueblo Chieftain Thursday Feb 20 1969 Page 14B
George F. McCarthy Funeral Home Broadway at Pitkin
Blanda-
Charles Blanda of 1104 Carteret, Feb. 20, 1969. Husband of Mrs. Cora E. Blanda and father of Mrs. Norma Clemmer both of Pueblo. Brother of Mrs. Mary Ricotta,
(Fag# 138664411) Pueblo, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. Grandfather of Mrs. Charlene Marino, Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, Pueblo. Survived also by one grandson. Member of St. Patrick Parish, T.P.A., Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145 and member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association. Mr. Blanda was the proprietor of Holiday Inn Inc. Service announcements later
Pueblo Chieftain Fri Feb 21 1969 Page 6B
Charles Blanda Dies After 2-Day Illness
Charles Blanda 69, of 1104 Carteret died Thursday in St. Mary-Corwin hospital of a stroke suffered the day previously at his home. A member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association, Blanda was widely known throughout the state. He was proprietor of the Holiday Inn Inc. at 112 W. Seventh. In the 1950's Clanda was sentenced to two federal four-year terms, which were served concurrently, in Leavenworth, Kan. following his indictment in October 1952. Blanda and Tom "Whiskers" Incerto, each were charged with lying to U.S. Income tax agents and received the two year sentences, a $5,000 fine each and then two years probation upon completion of sentence. They were paroled from Leavenworth March 8, 1956, after serving nearly all the sentence. The parole in each case was for good behavior. Blanda was found guilty of evading $10,682 in taxes for 1948 and 1949 while Incerto was charged with failure to report $29,398 in income. In 1950 Blanda was cited in a report by Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission, as the Southern Colorado underworld boss. A member of St. Patrick, the T.P.A. and Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145, Blanda is survived by his widow, Cora E. Blanda and a daughter Mrs. Norma Clemmer, of the family home; and grandchildren, Mrs. Charlene Marino, and Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, all of Pueblo, and one great-grandson. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Ricotta, Pueblo; and two brothers, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. George F. McCarthy Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
Pueblo Chieftain Sat Feb. 22 1969 Page 16A
Charles Blanda. Services St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. Sunday and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens
Pueblo Chieftain Sun. Feb. 23 1969 Page 14B
Blanda
Charles Blanda. Services, St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. today and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment, Pueblo Memorial gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Mon. Feb. 24 1969 Page 6B
Blanda-
Charles Blanda. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. today, St. Patrick Church. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens.
George F. McCarthy Funeral Home Broadway at Pitkin
Blanda-
Charles Blanda of 1104 Carteret, Feb. 20, 1969. Husband of Mrs. Cora E. Blanda and father of Mrs. Norma Clemmer both of Pueblo. Brother of Mrs. Mary Ricotta,
(Fag# 138664411) Pueblo, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. Grandfather of Mrs. Charlene Marino, Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, Pueblo. Survived also by one grandson. Member of St. Patrick Parish, T.P.A., Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145 and member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association. Mr. Blanda was the proprietor of Holiday Inn Inc. Service announcements later
Pueblo Chieftain Fri Feb 21 1969 Page 6B
Charles Blanda Dies After 2-Day Illness
Charles Blanda 69, of 1104 Carteret died Thursday in St. Mary-Corwin hospital of a stroke suffered the day previously at his home. A member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association, Blanda was widely known throughout the state. He was proprietor of the Holiday Inn Inc. at 112 W. Seventh. In the 1950's Clanda was sentenced to two federal four-year terms, which were served concurrently, in Leavenworth, Kan. following his indictment in October 1952. Blanda and Tom "Whiskers" Incerto, each were charged with lying to U.S. Income tax agents and received the two year sentences, a $5,000 fine each and then two years probation upon completion of sentence. They were paroled from Leavenworth March 8, 1956, after serving nearly all the sentence. The parole in each case was for good behavior. Blanda was found guilty of evading $10,682 in taxes for 1948 and 1949 while Incerto was charged with failure to report $29,398 in income. In 1950 Blanda was cited in a report by Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission, as the Southern Colorado underworld boss. A member of St. Patrick, the T.P.A. and Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145, Blanda is survived by his widow, Cora E. Blanda and a daughter Mrs. Norma Clemmer, of the family home; and grandchildren, Mrs. Charlene Marino, and Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, all of Pueblo, and one great-grandson. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Ricotta, Pueblo; and two brothers, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. George F. McCarthy Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
Pueblo Chieftain Sat Feb. 22 1969 Page 16A
Charles Blanda. Services St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. Sunday and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens
Pueblo Chieftain Sun. Feb. 23 1969 Page 14B
Blanda
Charles Blanda. Services, St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. today and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment, Pueblo Memorial gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Mon. Feb. 24 1969 Page 6B
Blanda-
Charles Blanda. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. today, St. Patrick Church. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Thursday Feb 20 1969 Page 14B
George F. McCarthy Funeral Home Broadway at Pitkin
Blanda-
Charles Blanda of 1104 Carteret, Feb. 20, 1969. Husband of Mrs. Cora E. Blanda and father of Mrs. Norma Clemmer both of Pueblo. Brother of Mrs. Mary Ricotta,
(Fag# 138664411) Pueblo, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. Grandfather of Mrs. Charlene Marino, Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, Pueblo. Survived also by one grandson. Member of St. Patrick Parish, T.P.A., Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145 and member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association. Mr. Blanda was the proprietor of Holiday Inn Inc. Service announcements later
Pueblo Chieftain Fri Feb 21 1969 Page 6B
Charles Blanda Dies After 2-Day Illness
Charles Blanda 69, of 1104 Carteret died Thursday in St. Mary-Corwin hospital of a stroke suffered the day previously at his home. A member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association, Blanda was widely known throughout the state. He was proprietor of the Holiday Inn Inc. at 112 W. Seventh. In the 1950's Clanda was sentenced to two federal four-year terms, which were served concurrently, in Leavenworth, Kan. following his indictment in October 1952. Blanda and Tom "Whiskers" Incerto, each were charged with lying to U.S. Income tax agents and received the two year sentences, a $5,000 fine each and then two years probation upon completion of sentence. They were paroled from Leavenworth March 8, 1956, after serving nearly all the sentence. The parole in each case was for good behavior. Blanda was found guilty of evading $10,682 in taxes for 1948 and 1949 while Incerto was charged with failure to report $29,398 in income. In 1950 Blanda was cited in a report by Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission, as the Southern Colorado underworld boss. A member of St. Patrick, the T.P.A. and Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145, Blanda is survived by his widow, Cora E. Blanda and a daughter Mrs. Norma Clemmer, of the family home; and grandchildren, Mrs. Charlene Marino, and Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, all of Pueblo, and one great-grandson. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Ricotta, Pueblo; and two brothers, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. George F. McCarthy Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
Pueblo Chieftain Sat Feb. 22 1969 Page 16A
Charles Blanda. Services St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. Sunday and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens
Pueblo Chieftain Sun. Feb. 23 1969 Page 14B
Blanda
Charles Blanda. Services, St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. today and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment, Pueblo Memorial gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Mon. Feb. 24 1969 Page 6B
Blanda-
Charles Blanda. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. today, St. Patrick Church. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens.
George F. McCarthy Funeral Home Broadway at Pitkin
Blanda-
Charles Blanda of 1104 Carteret, Feb. 20, 1969. Husband of Mrs. Cora E. Blanda and father of Mrs. Norma Clemmer both of Pueblo. Brother of Mrs. Mary Ricotta,
(Fag# 138664411) Pueblo, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. Grandfather of Mrs. Charlene Marino, Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, Pueblo. Survived also by one grandson. Member of St. Patrick Parish, T.P.A., Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145 and member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association. Mr. Blanda was the proprietor of Holiday Inn Inc. Service announcements later
Pueblo Chieftain Fri Feb 21 1969 Page 6B
Charles Blanda Dies After 2-Day Illness
Charles Blanda 69, of 1104 Carteret died Thursday in St. Mary-Corwin hospital of a stroke suffered the day previously at his home. A member and former president of the Pueblo Liquor Dealers Association, Blanda was widely known throughout the state. He was proprietor of the Holiday Inn Inc. at 112 W. Seventh. In the 1950's Clanda was sentenced to two federal four-year terms, which were served concurrently, in Leavenworth, Kan. following his indictment in October 1952. Blanda and Tom "Whiskers" Incerto, each were charged with lying to U.S. Income tax agents and received the two year sentences, a $5,000 fine each and then two years probation upon completion of sentence. They were paroled from Leavenworth March 8, 1956, after serving nearly all the sentence. The parole in each case was for good behavior. Blanda was found guilty of evading $10,682 in taxes for 1948 and 1949 while Incerto was charged with failure to report $29,398 in income. In 1950 Blanda was cited in a report by Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission, as the Southern Colorado underworld boss. A member of St. Patrick, the T.P.A. and Pueblo Eagles Aerie 145, Blanda is survived by his widow, Cora E. Blanda and a daughter Mrs. Norma Clemmer, of the family home; and grandchildren, Mrs. Charlene Marino, and Tom and Rita Marie Clemmer, all of Pueblo, and one great-grandson. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Ricotta, Pueblo; and two brothers, Phillip Blanda, Los Angeles, and Anthony Blanda, Huntington Park, Calif. George F. McCarthy Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
Pueblo Chieftain Sat Feb. 22 1969 Page 16A
Charles Blanda. Services St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. Sunday and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens
Pueblo Chieftain Sun. Feb. 23 1969 Page 14B
Blanda
Charles Blanda. Services, St. Patrick Church. Rosary recitation 6 p.m. today and Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Monday. Interment, Pueblo Memorial gardens.
Pueblo Chieftain Mon. Feb. 24 1969 Page 6B
Blanda-
Charles Blanda. Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. today, St. Patrick Church. Interment Pueblo Memorial Gardens.
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