Friends here were shocked when they learned the first of the week, that death had entered the home of Mrs. Frank J. Tuttle, in Santa Monica, Calif., and claimed the life of her husband.

The Tuttle’s have a host of friends here who will deeply regret this sad news, and the sorrow which has befallen intimate friends.

Mr. Tuttle was a former Editor and Publisher of The Echo. The family resided here somewhere in the neighborhood of five years, leaving here about 1920. In the years that he served as City Editor, he made a host of long and lasting friends who will join The Echo in extending their deepest sympathy to those whom death has left in sorrow.

Mr. Tuttle was a victim of the flu epidemic which is raging in California. He took sick on Friday preceeding his death on Tuesda

The Farnam Echo 42(6):12 Thursday, December 13, 1928

TUTTLE—Frank J. Tuttle, aged 50 years; husband of Mrs. Lucetta Tuttle, son of Mrs. Frank A. Tuttle, father of Mrs. Frances Johnson and Darwin Tuttle, and brother of Mrs. Norma T. McMurtrie and Mrs. Helen E. Morgan, of Longmont, Colo., and Mrs. Ester Fletcher of Dundee, Ore. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Memorial chapel of Todd & Leslie.

Venice Evening Vanguard 40(136):7 Thursday, December 6, 1928