Albuquerque Journal, November 13, 1931 PAPPE, BAKER, DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME Had Resided in Albuquerque over 20 Years; Heart Disease Said to Have Been Cause of Death Carl A. Pappe, prominent baker, died suddenly Thursday in his home at 3000 North Fourth street. A heart attack is believed to have been the cause. When he failed to appear in the afternoon at his bakery, 320 West Central avenue, his wife sent a boy to the home to see what was wrong. The body was found on the floor of the kitchen, face down and fully clothed. Neighbors summoned the family physician and the fire department inhaler, but the inhaler was not used when the doctor said Mr. Pappe had been dead several hours. The baker had been suffering from heart disease for about a year, according to the physician. He had gone home early Thursday morning, after a night’s work. Mr. Pappe was 48 years old, and is survived by the widow and a baby boy, Carl Jr., born last September. His first wife, Mrs. Anna Pappe, lives at 1834 North Fourth street. Mr. Pappe had resided here for over 20 (?) years. Before opening a bakery business for himself, he was baker for the Jaffa grocers. During the World war, he was appointed state administrator for bakeries by the national food administration. No inquest will be necessary it was said. Funeral arrangements are being made by McKerney mortuary.
Albuquerque Journal, Nov 14, 1931 PAPPE—Carl Arthur Pappe died suddenly at his residence on North Fourth Street Thursday. Mr. Pappe came here 15 years ago. He is survived by his wife and son, Carl, Jr. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday at the Immanuel Lutheran church, Gold and Amo. Rev Carl Schmidt officiating. His pall bearers will be Lou Hofa, Paul Corgl, Charles Kloneman, Joe Schwarzman, George Hanfling and Mr. Ramsey. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
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