Miss Nellie Inskip Gurney retired in 1939 after having been employed in the passenger department of the Big Four R. R. Co. for 47 years.
She leaves three brothers, T. H. Gurney, Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co. passenger traffic manager at Richmond, Va.; John M. Gurney, Erlanger, retired postal employe, and W. L. Gurney, Chicago, chief rate clerk in the general passenger department of the Michigan Central Railroad, and two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Helen Gaines, both of Erlanger.
She leaves three brothers, T. H. Gurney, Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co. passenger traffic manager at Richmond, Va.; John M. Gurney, Erlanger, retired postal employe, and W. L. Gurney, Chicago, chief rate clerk in the general passenger department of the Michigan Central Railroad, and two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Helen Gaines, both of Erlanger.
Miss Nellie Inskip Gurney retired in 1939 after having been employed in the passenger department of the Big Four R. R. Co. for 47 years.
She leaves three brothers, T. H. Gurney, Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co. passenger traffic manager at Richmond, Va.; John M. Gurney, Erlanger, retired postal employe, and W. L. Gurney, Chicago, chief rate clerk in the general passenger department of the Michigan Central Railroad, and two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Helen Gaines, both of Erlanger.
She leaves three brothers, T. H. Gurney, Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co. passenger traffic manager at Richmond, Va.; John M. Gurney, Erlanger, retired postal employe, and W. L. Gurney, Chicago, chief rate clerk in the general passenger department of the Michigan Central Railroad, and two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Helen Gaines, both of Erlanger.
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