National Road Traveler (Cambridge City, IN)
18 July 1940
Mrs Fred Murley
Milton- Mrs. Rose Murley, 54 years old, wife of Fred Murley, the well-known excavating engineer, died at her home here Saturday morning after several weeks of illness. She was well known throughout this community.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, with Rev. C.F. McCormick in charge. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery under direction of Howard & Son.
Surviving are the husband, Fred; two daughters, Lucille, at home, and Mrs. Thomas Zavakos of Richmond; a sister, Mary McSietle of New Castle; and one brother, John McSietle, also of New Castle.
18 July 1940
Mrs Fred Murley
Milton- Mrs. Rose Murley, 54 years old, wife of Fred Murley, the well-known excavating engineer, died at her home here Saturday morning after several weeks of illness. She was well known throughout this community.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, with Rev. C.F. McCormick in charge. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery under direction of Howard & Son.
Surviving are the husband, Fred; two daughters, Lucille, at home, and Mrs. Thomas Zavakos of Richmond; a sister, Mary McSietle of New Castle; and one brother, John McSietle, also of New Castle.
National Road Traveler (Cambridge City, IN)
18 July 1940
Mrs Fred Murley
Milton- Mrs. Rose Murley, 54 years old, wife of Fred Murley, the well-known excavating engineer, died at her home here Saturday morning after several weeks of illness. She was well known throughout this community.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, with Rev. C.F. McCormick in charge. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery under direction of Howard & Son.
Surviving are the husband, Fred; two daughters, Lucille, at home, and Mrs. Thomas Zavakos of Richmond; a sister, Mary McSietle of New Castle; and one brother, John McSietle, also of New Castle.
18 July 1940
Mrs Fred Murley
Milton- Mrs. Rose Murley, 54 years old, wife of Fred Murley, the well-known excavating engineer, died at her home here Saturday morning after several weeks of illness. She was well known throughout this community.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, with Rev. C.F. McCormick in charge. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery under direction of Howard & Son.
Surviving are the husband, Fred; two daughters, Lucille, at home, and Mrs. Thomas Zavakos of Richmond; a sister, Mary McSietle of New Castle; and one brother, John McSietle, also of New Castle.
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