OBITUARY - April 4, 1937 - Albert Benton Turley, 54, for many years a leading farmer and livestock dealer of Callaway CO., died at 10:00 Sunday morning, at the Callaway Hospital in Fulton, where he had been a patient for the last ten days, suffering from Influenza and complications. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Millersburg Christian Church with burial in the Millersburg Cemetery. Mr. Turley was born near Carrington, August 10 1882, a son of Martin and Martha Christine Turley. He was married to Lena Davis of Millersburg February 20 1906.For the last 22 years he and Mrs. Turley had lived on a farm near Hereford. Surviving are his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Robert Zaring of Chicago. Also four brothers, Miller of Kansas City, Jameson of California, Eli of Hatton and Lester near Fulton and two sisters, Mrs. Ophelia Snodgrass near Fulton and Mrs. Vest Baker of Millersburg.
OBITUARY - April 4, 1937 - Albert Benton Turley, 54, for many years a leading farmer and livestock dealer of Callaway CO., died at 10:00 Sunday morning, at the Callaway Hospital in Fulton, where he had been a patient for the last ten days, suffering from Influenza and complications. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Millersburg Christian Church with burial in the Millersburg Cemetery. Mr. Turley was born near Carrington, August 10 1882, a son of Martin and Martha Christine Turley. He was married to Lena Davis of Millersburg February 20 1906.For the last 22 years he and Mrs. Turley had lived on a farm near Hereford. Surviving are his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Robert Zaring of Chicago. Also four brothers, Miller of Kansas City, Jameson of California, Eli of Hatton and Lester near Fulton and two sisters, Mrs. Ophelia Snodgrass near Fulton and Mrs. Vest Baker of Millersburg.
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