OAKLAND TRIBUNE FRIDAY MAY 6, 1938 page 22 D
CLUB LEADER'S FUNERAL SET
Mrs. Fanny Willey Stricken in Auto By Heart Attack
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny Willey, 52, prominent in Oakland church, club and musical circles who died yesterday following a heart attack suffered while she was riding in a car, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
A native of Orangeville, Utah, Mrs. Willey came to Oakland 12 years ago. She lived at 511 Boulevard Way.
CHORAL SOCIETY HEAD
In company with Mrs. Agnes Irwin, 3522 Randolph Avenue, she had just left her home when she was stricken. She died at the Alameda County Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Willey was president of the Randolph Choral Society, and the Oakland Ward Relief Society. She was active in civic, club and church work.
She is survived by her widower, Archer Willey, insurance man, a daughter, Mrs. Maurine Cook of Stockton, and a son, Fred Willey of Oakland.
SON ABOARD SHIP
Another son, Easton A. Willey, member of the orchestra aboard the round-the-world liner Monterey will not be informed of his mother's death until his ship completes its voyage, friends said.
Services will be held from the Oakland Ward Chapel at Moss Avenue and Webster Street with Bishop A. H. Norberg, officiating. Interment will be at Salt Lake City.
CLUB LEADER'S FUNERAL SET
Mrs. Fanny Willey Stricken in Auto By Heart Attack
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny Willey, 52, prominent in Oakland church, club and musical circles who died yesterday following a heart attack suffered while she was riding in a car, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
A native of Orangeville, Utah, Mrs. Willey came to Oakland 12 years ago. She lived at 511 Boulevard Way.
CHORAL SOCIETY HEAD
In company with Mrs. Agnes Irwin, 3522 Randolph Avenue, she had just left her home when she was stricken. She died at the Alameda County Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Willey was president of the Randolph Choral Society, and the Oakland Ward Relief Society. She was active in civic, club and church work.
She is survived by her widower, Archer Willey, insurance man, a daughter, Mrs. Maurine Cook of Stockton, and a son, Fred Willey of Oakland.
SON ABOARD SHIP
Another son, Easton A. Willey, member of the orchestra aboard the round-the-world liner Monterey will not be informed of his mother's death until his ship completes its voyage, friends said.
Services will be held from the Oakland Ward Chapel at Moss Avenue and Webster Street with Bishop A. H. Norberg, officiating. Interment will be at Salt Lake City.
OAKLAND TRIBUNE FRIDAY MAY 6, 1938 page 22 D
CLUB LEADER'S FUNERAL SET
Mrs. Fanny Willey Stricken in Auto By Heart Attack
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny Willey, 52, prominent in Oakland church, club and musical circles who died yesterday following a heart attack suffered while she was riding in a car, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
A native of Orangeville, Utah, Mrs. Willey came to Oakland 12 years ago. She lived at 511 Boulevard Way.
CHORAL SOCIETY HEAD
In company with Mrs. Agnes Irwin, 3522 Randolph Avenue, she had just left her home when she was stricken. She died at the Alameda County Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Willey was president of the Randolph Choral Society, and the Oakland Ward Relief Society. She was active in civic, club and church work.
She is survived by her widower, Archer Willey, insurance man, a daughter, Mrs. Maurine Cook of Stockton, and a son, Fred Willey of Oakland.
SON ABOARD SHIP
Another son, Easton A. Willey, member of the orchestra aboard the round-the-world liner Monterey will not be informed of his mother's death until his ship completes its voyage, friends said.
Services will be held from the Oakland Ward Chapel at Moss Avenue and Webster Street with Bishop A. H. Norberg, officiating. Interment will be at Salt Lake City.
CLUB LEADER'S FUNERAL SET
Mrs. Fanny Willey Stricken in Auto By Heart Attack
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny Willey, 52, prominent in Oakland church, club and musical circles who died yesterday following a heart attack suffered while she was riding in a car, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
A native of Orangeville, Utah, Mrs. Willey came to Oakland 12 years ago. She lived at 511 Boulevard Way.
CHORAL SOCIETY HEAD
In company with Mrs. Agnes Irwin, 3522 Randolph Avenue, she had just left her home when she was stricken. She died at the Alameda County Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Willey was president of the Randolph Choral Society, and the Oakland Ward Relief Society. She was active in civic, club and church work.
She is survived by her widower, Archer Willey, insurance man, a daughter, Mrs. Maurine Cook of Stockton, and a son, Fred Willey of Oakland.
SON ABOARD SHIP
Another son, Easton A. Willey, member of the orchestra aboard the round-the-world liner Monterey will not be informed of his mother's death until his ship completes its voyage, friends said.
Services will be held from the Oakland Ward Chapel at Moss Avenue and Webster Street with Bishop A. H. Norberg, officiating. Interment will be at Salt Lake City.
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