Philo was the son of William A Hackley and Almira Littlejohn. He married Margaret Myles on 24 Nov 1884 in Humboldt, Humboldt, Iowa. In the 1900 census they were the parents of 3 children, 2 still living: Harold and Archie.
March 17, 1939 - Humboldt Republican - Funeral services were held at the Skaugstad Funeral Home in Humboldt Tuesday afternoon for Philo Archie Hackley, who passed away last Sunday. The Masons were in charge of the funeral.
Mrs Hackley was ill and unable to attend the services. The local telephone office installed a telephone by her bed, so the entire service, including the singing by Mrs T.G. Ferreby was transmitted to her.
March 17, 1939 - Humboldt Republican - Funeral services were held at the Skaugstad Funeral Home in Humboldt Tuesday afternoon for Philo Archie Hackley, who passed away last Sunday. The Masons were in charge of the funeral.
Mrs Hackley was ill and unable to attend the services. The local telephone office installed a telephone by her bed, so the entire service, including the singing by Mrs T.G. Ferreby was transmitted to her.
Philo was the son of William A Hackley and Almira Littlejohn. He married Margaret Myles on 24 Nov 1884 in Humboldt, Humboldt, Iowa. In the 1900 census they were the parents of 3 children, 2 still living: Harold and Archie.
March 17, 1939 - Humboldt Republican - Funeral services were held at the Skaugstad Funeral Home in Humboldt Tuesday afternoon for Philo Archie Hackley, who passed away last Sunday. The Masons were in charge of the funeral.
Mrs Hackley was ill and unable to attend the services. The local telephone office installed a telephone by her bed, so the entire service, including the singing by Mrs T.G. Ferreby was transmitted to her.
March 17, 1939 - Humboldt Republican - Funeral services were held at the Skaugstad Funeral Home in Humboldt Tuesday afternoon for Philo Archie Hackley, who passed away last Sunday. The Masons were in charge of the funeral.
Mrs Hackley was ill and unable to attend the services. The local telephone office installed a telephone by her bed, so the entire service, including the singing by Mrs T.G. Ferreby was transmitted to her.
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