Utica Daily Press, Monday Morning July 27,1931
MRS HARRY J. COOLEY
Mrs. Harry J. Cooley, 39, 1422 Kemble Street died yesterday morning at her home after a brief illness.
Maude Moore was born in Lafargeville, September 13,1892 a daughter of Mrs. T. J. Moore, she was a graduate of New Port High School and attended Syracuse University. She was married to Mr. Cooley 18 years ago.
For several years , Mrs. Cooley was chef operator for the Bell Telephone Company in Syracuse. She had resided in Utica for the last 17 years and conducted a hairdressing establishment in her home for the last eight years. Mrs. Cooley was a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. T. R. Moore, Vernon; two daughters, Florence and Marguerita, Utica; six sisters, Mrs. John Lynch, Utica, Mrs. Fred Groves, Brier Hills, Mrs. Guy Mack, Port Heron, Mich; Mrs. J. C. Moore, Utica; Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Brier Hills; Mrs. Ruby Blanchard; five brothers; J. C. Moore, Utica; Walter, Vernon, Burton and Leslie, Brier Hills Walter,
MRS HARRY J. COOLEY
Mrs. Harry J. Cooley, 39, 1422 Kemble Street died yesterday morning at her home after a brief illness.
Maude Moore was born in Lafargeville, September 13,1892 a daughter of Mrs. T. J. Moore, she was a graduate of New Port High School and attended Syracuse University. She was married to Mr. Cooley 18 years ago.
For several years , Mrs. Cooley was chef operator for the Bell Telephone Company in Syracuse. She had resided in Utica for the last 17 years and conducted a hairdressing establishment in her home for the last eight years. Mrs. Cooley was a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. T. R. Moore, Vernon; two daughters, Florence and Marguerita, Utica; six sisters, Mrs. John Lynch, Utica, Mrs. Fred Groves, Brier Hills, Mrs. Guy Mack, Port Heron, Mich; Mrs. J. C. Moore, Utica; Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Brier Hills; Mrs. Ruby Blanchard; five brothers; J. C. Moore, Utica; Walter, Vernon, Burton and Leslie, Brier Hills Walter,
Utica Daily Press, Monday Morning July 27,1931
MRS HARRY J. COOLEY
Mrs. Harry J. Cooley, 39, 1422 Kemble Street died yesterday morning at her home after a brief illness.
Maude Moore was born in Lafargeville, September 13,1892 a daughter of Mrs. T. J. Moore, she was a graduate of New Port High School and attended Syracuse University. She was married to Mr. Cooley 18 years ago.
For several years , Mrs. Cooley was chef operator for the Bell Telephone Company in Syracuse. She had resided in Utica for the last 17 years and conducted a hairdressing establishment in her home for the last eight years. Mrs. Cooley was a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. T. R. Moore, Vernon; two daughters, Florence and Marguerita, Utica; six sisters, Mrs. John Lynch, Utica, Mrs. Fred Groves, Brier Hills, Mrs. Guy Mack, Port Heron, Mich; Mrs. J. C. Moore, Utica; Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Brier Hills; Mrs. Ruby Blanchard; five brothers; J. C. Moore, Utica; Walter, Vernon, Burton and Leslie, Brier Hills Walter,
MRS HARRY J. COOLEY
Mrs. Harry J. Cooley, 39, 1422 Kemble Street died yesterday morning at her home after a brief illness.
Maude Moore was born in Lafargeville, September 13,1892 a daughter of Mrs. T. J. Moore, she was a graduate of New Port High School and attended Syracuse University. She was married to Mr. Cooley 18 years ago.
For several years , Mrs. Cooley was chef operator for the Bell Telephone Company in Syracuse. She had resided in Utica for the last 17 years and conducted a hairdressing establishment in her home for the last eight years. Mrs. Cooley was a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides her husband she leaves her mother, Mrs. T. R. Moore, Vernon; two daughters, Florence and Marguerita, Utica; six sisters, Mrs. John Lynch, Utica, Mrs. Fred Groves, Brier Hills, Mrs. Guy Mack, Port Heron, Mich; Mrs. J. C. Moore, Utica; Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Brier Hills; Mrs. Ruby Blanchard; five brothers; J. C. Moore, Utica; Walter, Vernon, Burton and Leslie, Brier Hills Walter,
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