An illness of a week with pneumonia resulted in death for Edward J. Galloway, aged 24 years, at his home, 1709 Tulip Street, yesterday, March 19, 1932. He was born at Kaolin, Pa., but had been living in Wilmington since he was a child. He was graduated at St. Thomas' School, and for the past four years, had been employed as a chauffeur by the Delaware Power and Light Company. He was very fond of music, and performed on the banjo and mandolin for his own amusement. The funeral will be held from his late residence Wednesday morning, with requiem mass in St. Thomas' Church, of which he was a member, at 9:30 o'clock. He leaves his wife Mrs. Cecilia Kane Galloway, whom he married six months ago; his parents, Rose and Edwin Galloway, who also works for the Delaware Power and Light Company; a sister, Mrs. John Reader, of Wilmington.
The Sunday Morning Star, March 20, 1932
The Sunday Morning Star, March 20, 1932
An illness of a week with pneumonia resulted in death for Edward J. Galloway, aged 24 years, at his home, 1709 Tulip Street, yesterday, March 19, 1932. He was born at Kaolin, Pa., but had been living in Wilmington since he was a child. He was graduated at St. Thomas' School, and for the past four years, had been employed as a chauffeur by the Delaware Power and Light Company. He was very fond of music, and performed on the banjo and mandolin for his own amusement. The funeral will be held from his late residence Wednesday morning, with requiem mass in St. Thomas' Church, of which he was a member, at 9:30 o'clock. He leaves his wife Mrs. Cecilia Kane Galloway, whom he married six months ago; his parents, Rose and Edwin Galloway, who also works for the Delaware Power and Light Company; a sister, Mrs. John Reader, of Wilmington.
The Sunday Morning Star, March 20, 1932
The Sunday Morning Star, March 20, 1932
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