"Alton Evening Telegraph" from Alton, Illinois, Page 16 March 16, 1928 -- Body of Former Alton Woman Brought Here
The body of Mrs. Anna Corey, wife of Charles Corey of Girard, formerly of Alton, will arrive here this evening at 8 o'clock on the Q. & A. train and will be taken to the Streeper funeral home where it may be viewed by friends until tomorrow.
Saturday morning the body, will be shipped to Medora for burial In the Medora cemetery.
Mrs. Corey, who is well known in Alton, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Jones of Granite City; Miss Ila Corey, a student at Blackburn College; two sons, Milford of Girard
and Dr. Calvin Corey of Springfield; one brother, William Blotna of Plasa; and four sisters, Mrs. Charles Atkins and Mrs. Fred Bauer of Alton; Mrs. Louis Hamelman of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Sherwood of St. Louis. Mrs. Corey was in her fifty-seventh year and will be remembered here.
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The body of Mrs. Anna Corey, wife of Charles Corey of Girard, formerly of Alton, will arrive here this evening at 8 o'clock on the Q. & A. train and will be taken to the Streeper funeral home where it may be viewed by friends until tomorrow.
Saturday morning the body, will be shipped to Medora for burial In the Medora cemetery.
Mrs. Corey, who is well known in Alton, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Jones of Granite City; Miss Ila Corey, a student at Blackburn College; two sons, Milford of Girard
and Dr. Calvin Corey of Springfield; one brother, William Blotna of Plasa; and four sisters, Mrs. Charles Atkins and Mrs. Fred Bauer of Alton; Mrs. Louis Hamelman of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Sherwood of St. Louis. Mrs. Corey was in her fifty-seventh year and will be remembered here.
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"Alton Evening Telegraph" from Alton, Illinois, Page 16 March 16, 1928 -- Body of Former Alton Woman Brought Here
The body of Mrs. Anna Corey, wife of Charles Corey of Girard, formerly of Alton, will arrive here this evening at 8 o'clock on the Q. & A. train and will be taken to the Streeper funeral home where it may be viewed by friends until tomorrow.
Saturday morning the body, will be shipped to Medora for burial In the Medora cemetery.
Mrs. Corey, who is well known in Alton, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Jones of Granite City; Miss Ila Corey, a student at Blackburn College; two sons, Milford of Girard
and Dr. Calvin Corey of Springfield; one brother, William Blotna of Plasa; and four sisters, Mrs. Charles Atkins and Mrs. Fred Bauer of Alton; Mrs. Louis Hamelman of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Sherwood of St. Louis. Mrs. Corey was in her fifty-seventh year and will be remembered here.
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The body of Mrs. Anna Corey, wife of Charles Corey of Girard, formerly of Alton, will arrive here this evening at 8 o'clock on the Q. & A. train and will be taken to the Streeper funeral home where it may be viewed by friends until tomorrow.
Saturday morning the body, will be shipped to Medora for burial In the Medora cemetery.
Mrs. Corey, who is well known in Alton, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Jones of Granite City; Miss Ila Corey, a student at Blackburn College; two sons, Milford of Girard
and Dr. Calvin Corey of Springfield; one brother, William Blotna of Plasa; and four sisters, Mrs. Charles Atkins and Mrs. Fred Bauer of Alton; Mrs. Louis Hamelman of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Sherwood of St. Louis. Mrs. Corey was in her fifty-seventh year and will be remembered here.
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