Mrs. Emma Diller Ayers, of Los Angeles, Cal., sister of Isaac R. Diller, 511 West Carpenter street, died at 1:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of heart disease at the residence, eight days after she celebrated her eightieth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ayers was born March 31, 1852, in the old Diller residence at Seventh and Jackson streets. She moved to Montana about 1907 to make her home with a son. She was married to David B. Ayers, a prominent farmer and stock raiser, in 1874. Mr. Ayers died in 1901.
Surviving besides Mr. Diller are two sons, Roy Ayers of Los Angeles and Horace D. Ayers, of Butte, Mont.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The remains will be brought to this city for services and interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.
Daily Illinois State Journal, 9 April 1932, page 8, Saturday
Mrs. Ayers was born March 31, 1852, in the old Diller residence at Seventh and Jackson streets. She moved to Montana about 1907 to make her home with a son. She was married to David B. Ayers, a prominent farmer and stock raiser, in 1874. Mr. Ayers died in 1901.
Surviving besides Mr. Diller are two sons, Roy Ayers of Los Angeles and Horace D. Ayers, of Butte, Mont.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The remains will be brought to this city for services and interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.
Daily Illinois State Journal, 9 April 1932, page 8, Saturday
Mrs. Emma Diller Ayers, of Los Angeles, Cal., sister of Isaac R. Diller, 511 West Carpenter street, died at 1:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of heart disease at the residence, eight days after she celebrated her eightieth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ayers was born March 31, 1852, in the old Diller residence at Seventh and Jackson streets. She moved to Montana about 1907 to make her home with a son. She was married to David B. Ayers, a prominent farmer and stock raiser, in 1874. Mr. Ayers died in 1901.
Surviving besides Mr. Diller are two sons, Roy Ayers of Los Angeles and Horace D. Ayers, of Butte, Mont.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The remains will be brought to this city for services and interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.
Daily Illinois State Journal, 9 April 1932, page 8, Saturday
Mrs. Ayers was born March 31, 1852, in the old Diller residence at Seventh and Jackson streets. She moved to Montana about 1907 to make her home with a son. She was married to David B. Ayers, a prominent farmer and stock raiser, in 1874. Mr. Ayers died in 1901.
Surviving besides Mr. Diller are two sons, Roy Ayers of Los Angeles and Horace D. Ayers, of Butte, Mont.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The remains will be brought to this city for services and interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.
Daily Illinois State Journal, 9 April 1932, page 8, Saturday
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