Southtown Economist - August 25, 1926, Chicago, Illinois
Miss Cora Coleman
Cora Coleman, 914 W. 76th st., died after a long illness. She never entirely recovered from a severe case of pneumonia and had been confined to her bed for five months before she died. Interment was made Monday at Mt. Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Coleman was a graduate of Tilden high school. She also took a post graduate course at Parker high school and had been employed for five years as private secretary by the Otto Young Jewelry company. She was corresponding secretary of the Chicago branch of Lambda. Tau Delta sorority, Iota chapter. She was also member of Theta Phi sorority. She is survived by her mother, a sister, Vera Coleman, two aunts and two uncles, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan Pacaud, 1021 W. 80th st. and Mr and Mrs. George Jennings, 8131 Bishop st.
Note Death date - Cook County, Illinois Death Index, 1908-1988
Miss Cora Coleman
Cora Coleman, 914 W. 76th st., died after a long illness. She never entirely recovered from a severe case of pneumonia and had been confined to her bed for five months before she died. Interment was made Monday at Mt. Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Coleman was a graduate of Tilden high school. She also took a post graduate course at Parker high school and had been employed for five years as private secretary by the Otto Young Jewelry company. She was corresponding secretary of the Chicago branch of Lambda. Tau Delta sorority, Iota chapter. She was also member of Theta Phi sorority. She is survived by her mother, a sister, Vera Coleman, two aunts and two uncles, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan Pacaud, 1021 W. 80th st. and Mr and Mrs. George Jennings, 8131 Bishop st.
Note Death date - Cook County, Illinois Death Index, 1908-1988
Southtown Economist - August 25, 1926, Chicago, Illinois
Miss Cora Coleman
Cora Coleman, 914 W. 76th st., died after a long illness. She never entirely recovered from a severe case of pneumonia and had been confined to her bed for five months before she died. Interment was made Monday at Mt. Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Coleman was a graduate of Tilden high school. She also took a post graduate course at Parker high school and had been employed for five years as private secretary by the Otto Young Jewelry company. She was corresponding secretary of the Chicago branch of Lambda. Tau Delta sorority, Iota chapter. She was also member of Theta Phi sorority. She is survived by her mother, a sister, Vera Coleman, two aunts and two uncles, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan Pacaud, 1021 W. 80th st. and Mr and Mrs. George Jennings, 8131 Bishop st.
Note Death date - Cook County, Illinois Death Index, 1908-1988
Miss Cora Coleman
Cora Coleman, 914 W. 76th st., died after a long illness. She never entirely recovered from a severe case of pneumonia and had been confined to her bed for five months before she died. Interment was made Monday at Mt. Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Coleman was a graduate of Tilden high school. She also took a post graduate course at Parker high school and had been employed for five years as private secretary by the Otto Young Jewelry company. She was corresponding secretary of the Chicago branch of Lambda. Tau Delta sorority, Iota chapter. She was also member of Theta Phi sorority. She is survived by her mother, a sister, Vera Coleman, two aunts and two uncles, Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan Pacaud, 1021 W. 80th st. and Mr and Mrs. George Jennings, 8131 Bishop st.
Note Death date - Cook County, Illinois Death Index, 1908-1988
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