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The body of Miss Elizabeth Evelyn Sisson of Austin, killed when she plunged from the window of her eight story room in the Blue Bonnet Hotel in San Antonio around midnight Saturday, was brought to Cameron Monday for burial. Funeral services were held from the Green Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. . . . Identification of the body was made at Austin on Sunday. The police were without knowledge of the identify of Miss Sisson for several hours following her death. . . . Miss Sisson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sisson of Austin. Two brothers, John Everett and Bill Sisson, also of Austin survive. Burial was made here in the cemetery lot of a relative, Joe Denson. Cameron Herald, July 8, 1937
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The body of Miss Elizabeth Evelyn Sisson of Austin, killed when she plunged from the window of her eight story room in the Blue Bonnet Hotel in San Antonio around midnight Saturday, was brought to Cameron Monday for burial. Funeral services were held from the Green Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. . . . Identification of the body was made at Austin on Sunday. The police were without knowledge of the identify of Miss Sisson for several hours following her death. . . . Miss Sisson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sisson of Austin. Two brothers, John Everett and Bill Sisson, also of Austin survive. Burial was made here in the cemetery lot of a relative, Joe Denson. Cameron Herald, July 8, 1937
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The body of Miss Elizabeth Evelyn Sisson of Austin, killed when she plunged from the window of her eight story room in the Blue Bonnet Hotel in San Antonio around midnight Saturday, was brought to Cameron Monday for burial. Funeral services were held from the Green Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. . . . Identification of the body was made at Austin on Sunday. The police were without knowledge of the identify of Miss Sisson for several hours following her death. . . . Miss Sisson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sisson of Austin. Two brothers, John Everett and Bill Sisson, also of Austin survive. Burial was made here in the cemetery lot of a relative, Joe Denson. Cameron Herald, July 8, 1937
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The body of Miss Elizabeth Evelyn Sisson of Austin, killed when she plunged from the window of her eight story room in the Blue Bonnet Hotel in San Antonio around midnight Saturday, was brought to Cameron Monday for burial. Funeral services were held from the Green Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. . . . Identification of the body was made at Austin on Sunday. The police were without knowledge of the identify of Miss Sisson for several hours following her death. . . . Miss Sisson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sisson of Austin. Two brothers, John Everett and Bill Sisson, also of Austin survive. Burial was made here in the cemetery lot of a relative, Joe Denson. Cameron Herald, July 8, 1937
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