Utica Daily Press
June 14, 1929
Rome, June 13 - Mrs. Sarah Cooley, 54, 123 Wright Street, widow of Delett Cooley, died today in a Rome hospital where she had been confined since June 3, when she suffered a stroke that caused death.
She was born in Rome June 20, 1874, and made her home with a daughter (illegible) on Wright Street following the death of her husband 17 years ago. She was a member of the First M. E. Church.
Surviving besides her daughter, is another daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hotchings, Ilion, and three sons, (illegible) also two sisters, Mrs. Edward Stoddard, Rome and Mrs. Mae Van Horn, Syracuse.
June 14, 1929
Rome, June 13 - Mrs. Sarah Cooley, 54, 123 Wright Street, widow of Delett Cooley, died today in a Rome hospital where she had been confined since June 3, when she suffered a stroke that caused death.
She was born in Rome June 20, 1874, and made her home with a daughter (illegible) on Wright Street following the death of her husband 17 years ago. She was a member of the First M. E. Church.
Surviving besides her daughter, is another daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hotchings, Ilion, and three sons, (illegible) also two sisters, Mrs. Edward Stoddard, Rome and Mrs. Mae Van Horn, Syracuse.
Utica Daily Press
June 14, 1929
Rome, June 13 - Mrs. Sarah Cooley, 54, 123 Wright Street, widow of Delett Cooley, died today in a Rome hospital where she had been confined since June 3, when she suffered a stroke that caused death.
She was born in Rome June 20, 1874, and made her home with a daughter (illegible) on Wright Street following the death of her husband 17 years ago. She was a member of the First M. E. Church.
Surviving besides her daughter, is another daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hotchings, Ilion, and three sons, (illegible) also two sisters, Mrs. Edward Stoddard, Rome and Mrs. Mae Van Horn, Syracuse.
June 14, 1929
Rome, June 13 - Mrs. Sarah Cooley, 54, 123 Wright Street, widow of Delett Cooley, died today in a Rome hospital where she had been confined since June 3, when she suffered a stroke that caused death.
She was born in Rome June 20, 1874, and made her home with a daughter (illegible) on Wright Street following the death of her husband 17 years ago. She was a member of the First M. E. Church.
Surviving besides her daughter, is another daughter, Mrs. Gladys Hotchings, Ilion, and three sons, (illegible) also two sisters, Mrs. Edward Stoddard, Rome and Mrs. Mae Van Horn, Syracuse.
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