I Vi ,y.i ..Carl A. G. EuraniusFuneral services will be held to-^ morrow for Carl A. G. Euranius,\[ i,* 75, a retired dairyman who passed • ' away ‘Tuesday at his home, 1462\* San Pablo Ave.| A native of Sweden, Mr. Eura-' nius was employed by the Golden *»y State Co. for 35 years prior to his*lOQ | fretirement. He was a member of;a^ , Milk Wagon Drivers Local No.! as302.. ljcsHe leaves his widow, Bessie use Scott Euranius of the above ad- pj0 dress; two sons, Carl S. EuraniusIpiUviseinciJo-ntaJaymejrk-! of Berkeley and Le Roy C. Eura- ittjlnius of Oakland; three daughters, j ~~,mcBEatpelt;meFerril E. Mulock and Carla L. j s^a ick j Tyler, both of Berkeley, and Thor-ngl! dis M. Scott of Richmond; a sister, iTekla Ringberg of Sweden; two ii, j brothers, Malta aixd Carl Eura- j ^ nius, also of Sweden, and eight Urgrandchildren. Pean-ara5 Ofion. j Last rites will be held at 11:30 two I a.m. in The Little Chapel of the(CO1.ive j Flowers with the Rev. Carl B. An-j^ederson of Bethany Lutheran10fpel (Church officiating. Concluding i th(line services will take place at Sunset ev' I View Cemetery:(tlun