Funeral services for Joseph Earl Geiger, 56, who died at his home near Gorham Wednesday afternoon, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Crawshaw mortuary in Murphysboro, the Rev. Ray Daniels officiating. Burial will be in the Goodbread cemetery.
Geiger died suddenly at his home near the Gorham highway overhead Wednesday afternoon. Death was attributed to heat prostration.
He was born in St. Jacob's Ill., in 1895, and had lived in Gorham about four years. He was a timber worker.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Andy Kontros, Granite City, two brothers, Fred and Marion Geiger, both of Gorham, and sister, Mrs. Della Mauer, Greenville.
Friends may call at the Crawshaw funeral home in Murphysboro until the hour of services.
Source: Southern Illinoisan, Friday, June 13, 1952
Geiger died suddenly at his home near the Gorham highway overhead Wednesday afternoon. Death was attributed to heat prostration.
He was born in St. Jacob's Ill., in 1895, and had lived in Gorham about four years. He was a timber worker.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Andy Kontros, Granite City, two brothers, Fred and Marion Geiger, both of Gorham, and sister, Mrs. Della Mauer, Greenville.
Friends may call at the Crawshaw funeral home in Murphysboro until the hour of services.
Source: Southern Illinoisan, Friday, June 13, 1952
Funeral services for Joseph Earl Geiger, 56, who died at his home near Gorham Wednesday afternoon, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Crawshaw mortuary in Murphysboro, the Rev. Ray Daniels officiating. Burial will be in the Goodbread cemetery.
Geiger died suddenly at his home near the Gorham highway overhead Wednesday afternoon. Death was attributed to heat prostration.
He was born in St. Jacob's Ill., in 1895, and had lived in Gorham about four years. He was a timber worker.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Andy Kontros, Granite City, two brothers, Fred and Marion Geiger, both of Gorham, and sister, Mrs. Della Mauer, Greenville.
Friends may call at the Crawshaw funeral home in Murphysboro until the hour of services.
Source: Southern Illinoisan, Friday, June 13, 1952
Geiger died suddenly at his home near the Gorham highway overhead Wednesday afternoon. Death was attributed to heat prostration.
He was born in St. Jacob's Ill., in 1895, and had lived in Gorham about four years. He was a timber worker.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Andy Kontros, Granite City, two brothers, Fred and Marion Geiger, both of Gorham, and sister, Mrs. Della Mauer, Greenville.
Friends may call at the Crawshaw funeral home in Murphysboro until the hour of services.
Source: Southern Illinoisan, Friday, June 13, 1952
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