Elizabeth Coehrs, 95, died yesterday in her home, 666½ Walbridge Ave.
Miss Coehrs operated a millinery shop on South St. Clair Street for more than 50 years before retiring 20 years ago.
She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul church and its Rosary Sodality.
A sister, Olive, Toledo, survives.
The body will be in the Coyle Mortuary, Broadway, after 7 tonight.
Toledo Blade May 30, 1963, pg 38
Miss Coehrs operated a millinery shop on South St. Clair Street for more than 50 years before retiring 20 years ago.
She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul church and its Rosary Sodality.
A sister, Olive, Toledo, survives.
The body will be in the Coyle Mortuary, Broadway, after 7 tonight.
Toledo Blade May 30, 1963, pg 38
Elizabeth Coehrs, 95, died yesterday in her home, 666½ Walbridge Ave.
Miss Coehrs operated a millinery shop on South St. Clair Street for more than 50 years before retiring 20 years ago.
She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul church and its Rosary Sodality.
A sister, Olive, Toledo, survives.
The body will be in the Coyle Mortuary, Broadway, after 7 tonight.
Toledo Blade May 30, 1963, pg 38
Miss Coehrs operated a millinery shop on South St. Clair Street for more than 50 years before retiring 20 years ago.
She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul church and its Rosary Sodality.
A sister, Olive, Toledo, survives.
The body will be in the Coyle Mortuary, Broadway, after 7 tonight.
Toledo Blade May 30, 1963, pg 38
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