The El Reno American, El Reno, Oklahoma, Thursday, April 9, 1959; Page 5
Rites Held For Mrs. Farley
Mrs. Anna Margaret Farley, 705 Thompson drive, died unexpectedly, late last Wednesday at her home.
Mrs Farley, born May 8, 1901, at Independence, Iowa, came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, Order of the East ern Star at Horton Kan and the Elks auxiliary ht ) ti - 1 Mrs Farley Po-I Mrs Anna Margaret Farley 705 Thompson drive died unexpect edly late last Wednesday at her home Mrs Farley born May 8 1901 at Independence lowa came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago She was a member of the First Pres bytcrian church Order of the Eatd ern Star at Horton, Kan. and the Elks auxiliary.
Survivors include her husband, Earl S. Farley of the home; three daughters, Mrs LeRoy Merveldt, 1314 South Hadden; Mrs Pauline Berman, and Mrs Leon Eichner, both of Chicago; a son, Dr. Claude C. Farley, Kansas City, Mo., eight grandchildren including Kent Lee Merveldt and Paul Farley Meveldt, both of 1314 South Madden.
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian church with burial in the El Reno cemetery under direction of Wilson Funeral home.
Contributor: Karen (46923833) •
Rites Held For Mrs. Farley
Mrs. Anna Margaret Farley, 705 Thompson drive, died unexpectedly, late last Wednesday at her home.
Mrs Farley, born May 8, 1901, at Independence, Iowa, came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, Order of the East ern Star at Horton Kan and the Elks auxiliary ht ) ti - 1 Mrs Farley Po-I Mrs Anna Margaret Farley 705 Thompson drive died unexpect edly late last Wednesday at her home Mrs Farley born May 8 1901 at Independence lowa came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago She was a member of the First Pres bytcrian church Order of the Eatd ern Star at Horton, Kan. and the Elks auxiliary.
Survivors include her husband, Earl S. Farley of the home; three daughters, Mrs LeRoy Merveldt, 1314 South Hadden; Mrs Pauline Berman, and Mrs Leon Eichner, both of Chicago; a son, Dr. Claude C. Farley, Kansas City, Mo., eight grandchildren including Kent Lee Merveldt and Paul Farley Meveldt, both of 1314 South Madden.
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian church with burial in the El Reno cemetery under direction of Wilson Funeral home.
Contributor: Karen (46923833) •
The El Reno American, El Reno, Oklahoma, Thursday, April 9, 1959; Page 5
Rites Held For Mrs. Farley
Mrs. Anna Margaret Farley, 705 Thompson drive, died unexpectedly, late last Wednesday at her home.
Mrs Farley, born May 8, 1901, at Independence, Iowa, came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, Order of the East ern Star at Horton Kan and the Elks auxiliary ht ) ti - 1 Mrs Farley Po-I Mrs Anna Margaret Farley 705 Thompson drive died unexpect edly late last Wednesday at her home Mrs Farley born May 8 1901 at Independence lowa came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago She was a member of the First Pres bytcrian church Order of the Eatd ern Star at Horton, Kan. and the Elks auxiliary.
Survivors include her husband, Earl S. Farley of the home; three daughters, Mrs LeRoy Merveldt, 1314 South Hadden; Mrs Pauline Berman, and Mrs Leon Eichner, both of Chicago; a son, Dr. Claude C. Farley, Kansas City, Mo., eight grandchildren including Kent Lee Merveldt and Paul Farley Meveldt, both of 1314 South Madden.
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian church with burial in the El Reno cemetery under direction of Wilson Funeral home.
Contributor: Karen (46923833) •
Rites Held For Mrs. Farley
Mrs. Anna Margaret Farley, 705 Thompson drive, died unexpectedly, late last Wednesday at her home.
Mrs Farley, born May 8, 1901, at Independence, Iowa, came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church, Order of the East ern Star at Horton Kan and the Elks auxiliary ht ) ti - 1 Mrs Farley Po-I Mrs Anna Margaret Farley 705 Thompson drive died unexpect edly late last Wednesday at her home Mrs Farley born May 8 1901 at Independence lowa came to El Reno in 1942 from Chicago She was a member of the First Pres bytcrian church Order of the Eatd ern Star at Horton, Kan. and the Elks auxiliary.
Survivors include her husband, Earl S. Farley of the home; three daughters, Mrs LeRoy Merveldt, 1314 South Hadden; Mrs Pauline Berman, and Mrs Leon Eichner, both of Chicago; a son, Dr. Claude C. Farley, Kansas City, Mo., eight grandchildren including Kent Lee Merveldt and Paul Farley Meveldt, both of 1314 South Madden.
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian church with burial in the El Reno cemetery under direction of Wilson Funeral home.
Contributor: Karen (46923833) •
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