Anna M. Elfrey, 76, of Glenside, died Feb 25 at St. Joseph's Villa in Flourtown. She was the widow of Walter M. Elfrey. Mrs. Elfrey was a sales manager for 20 years with Philadelphia Wholesale Drug Co. She was a member of St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Glenside. She also was a member of the Edgehill Square Dance Group and the Belfrey Square Dancers.
The Elfreys were one of the founding families of the Northwood section of Glenside and were very active in the neighborhood association. Mrs. Elfrey is survived by two nephews, Joseph and Robert Brogan.
A Mass of Christian burial was said Monday at St. Luke the Evangelist Church. Burial in Whitemarsh Memorial Park.
[Published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, 06 March 1988, Page 353.]
The Elfreys were one of the founding families of the Northwood section of Glenside and were very active in the neighborhood association. Mrs. Elfrey is survived by two nephews, Joseph and Robert Brogan.
A Mass of Christian burial was said Monday at St. Luke the Evangelist Church. Burial in Whitemarsh Memorial Park.
[Published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, 06 March 1988, Page 353.]
Anna M. Elfrey, 76, of Glenside, died Feb 25 at St. Joseph's Villa in Flourtown. She was the widow of Walter M. Elfrey. Mrs. Elfrey was a sales manager for 20 years with Philadelphia Wholesale Drug Co. She was a member of St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Glenside. She also was a member of the Edgehill Square Dance Group and the Belfrey Square Dancers.
The Elfreys were one of the founding families of the Northwood section of Glenside and were very active in the neighborhood association. Mrs. Elfrey is survived by two nephews, Joseph and Robert Brogan.
A Mass of Christian burial was said Monday at St. Luke the Evangelist Church. Burial in Whitemarsh Memorial Park.
[Published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, 06 March 1988, Page 353.]
The Elfreys were one of the founding families of the Northwood section of Glenside and were very active in the neighborhood association. Mrs. Elfrey is survived by two nephews, Joseph and Robert Brogan.
A Mass of Christian burial was said Monday at St. Luke the Evangelist Church. Burial in Whitemarsh Memorial Park.
[Published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, 06 March 1988, Page 353.]
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