Mrs. Anna Fey
Many friends in this place will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Anna Fey, aged 84 years, which occurred last Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.P. Boehmer of McKeesport. Death was due to old age, but was hastened by two accidents in the past several weeks, in which Mrs. Fey sustained a fracture of the arm and the hip. The most recent accident was an unusual one. Mrs. Fey was lacing her shoes when she lost her balance and fell to the floor, fracturing the hip bone. For 50 years Mrs. Fey had been a resident of Thompson Run, where she was well known. Her husband died there two years ago at the age of 83. Besides Mrs. Boehmer, the following children survive: Mrs. J. B. Weber, Mrs. Jno. Steiner, McKeesport, and Mrs. J. Obringer, Parkersburg, W. Va. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning and interment was made at St. Agnes cemetery, Thompson Run. (Duquesne Observer, Jan 9, 1909, p 5)
Many friends in this place will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Anna Fey, aged 84 years, which occurred last Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.P. Boehmer of McKeesport. Death was due to old age, but was hastened by two accidents in the past several weeks, in which Mrs. Fey sustained a fracture of the arm and the hip. The most recent accident was an unusual one. Mrs. Fey was lacing her shoes when she lost her balance and fell to the floor, fracturing the hip bone. For 50 years Mrs. Fey had been a resident of Thompson Run, where she was well known. Her husband died there two years ago at the age of 83. Besides Mrs. Boehmer, the following children survive: Mrs. J. B. Weber, Mrs. Jno. Steiner, McKeesport, and Mrs. J. Obringer, Parkersburg, W. Va. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning and interment was made at St. Agnes cemetery, Thompson Run. (Duquesne Observer, Jan 9, 1909, p 5)
Mrs. Anna Fey
Many friends in this place will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Anna Fey, aged 84 years, which occurred last Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.P. Boehmer of McKeesport. Death was due to old age, but was hastened by two accidents in the past several weeks, in which Mrs. Fey sustained a fracture of the arm and the hip. The most recent accident was an unusual one. Mrs. Fey was lacing her shoes when she lost her balance and fell to the floor, fracturing the hip bone. For 50 years Mrs. Fey had been a resident of Thompson Run, where she was well known. Her husband died there two years ago at the age of 83. Besides Mrs. Boehmer, the following children survive: Mrs. J. B. Weber, Mrs. Jno. Steiner, McKeesport, and Mrs. J. Obringer, Parkersburg, W. Va. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning and interment was made at St. Agnes cemetery, Thompson Run. (Duquesne Observer, Jan 9, 1909, p 5)
Many friends in this place will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Anna Fey, aged 84 years, which occurred last Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.P. Boehmer of McKeesport. Death was due to old age, but was hastened by two accidents in the past several weeks, in which Mrs. Fey sustained a fracture of the arm and the hip. The most recent accident was an unusual one. Mrs. Fey was lacing her shoes when she lost her balance and fell to the floor, fracturing the hip bone. For 50 years Mrs. Fey had been a resident of Thompson Run, where she was well known. Her husband died there two years ago at the age of 83. Besides Mrs. Boehmer, the following children survive: Mrs. J. B. Weber, Mrs. Jno. Steiner, McKeesport, and Mrs. J. Obringer, Parkersburg, W. Va. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning and interment was made at St. Agnes cemetery, Thompson Run. (Duquesne Observer, Jan 9, 1909, p 5)
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