Isabel Olmos
Isabel Olmos was born in Tlachichila, Zacatecas and came to Gilroy in 1952 after marrying Hipolito Olmos. She was all of 4 ft. 4 inches tall but to her family she was a Giant. She was a farm worker until she was hired at our local cannery. She always remembered how she had to stand on a "prune box" in order to reach the conveyor belts at the Felice and Perelli Cannery, later known as the Gilroy Cannery. She later went on to work and retire from Joseph Gubser Garlic Company.
Updated: Fire destroys five townhomes in west Morgan Hill
A five-unit townhome in north Morgan Hill was destroyed by a
Celebrate American Legion’s 92nd anniversary
The American Legion Gilroy Post #217 will be celebrating its 92nd anniversary at 5:30 p.m. June 1, 2013 with dinner and member recognitions at the Veterans Memorial Building in Gilroy.
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Defense attorneys representing two men accused of raping a
