Louise Ellen (NAY) COLLINGS
Piute Woman Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital Sunday, following an operation for gallstones.
Mrs. Collings had made her home in Circleville her entire life, and the body was taken there for funeral services and interment. She was a daughter of John T. and Mary Ann Thoms Nay.
Surviving are the husband, six sons and daughters, one grandchild, and eight brothers and sisters.
(Richfield Reaper, 6 December 1934)
Circleville Matron Dies Following Serious Operation
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital at 12:30 a.m. Sunday following an operation for gallstones.
She was born June 11, 1890 at Circleville, daughter of John T. and Mary Anne Thomas Nay. She married Fred J. Collings at Circleville on January 31, 1911.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Edna Pearl, Fred L., Blanche Ruth and John T. Collings, Circleville; Mrs. Merrill Brinkerhoff of Junction; eight brothers and sisters, John William Albert and Arvill Nay, Mrs. Laura Bridges and Mrs. Allie LeFevre of Circleville; Frank Nay, Marysvale, and Mrs. Cecela Williams of Flanagan, Nevada, and one grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted in the Circleville chapel.
(Garfield County News, 7 December 1934)
Piute Woman Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital Sunday, following an operation for gallstones.
Mrs. Collings had made her home in Circleville her entire life, and the body was taken there for funeral services and interment. She was a daughter of John T. and Mary Ann Thoms Nay.
Surviving are the husband, six sons and daughters, one grandchild, and eight brothers and sisters.
(Richfield Reaper, 6 December 1934)
Circleville Matron Dies Following Serious Operation
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital at 12:30 a.m. Sunday following an operation for gallstones.
She was born June 11, 1890 at Circleville, daughter of John T. and Mary Anne Thomas Nay. She married Fred J. Collings at Circleville on January 31, 1911.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Edna Pearl, Fred L., Blanche Ruth and John T. Collings, Circleville; Mrs. Merrill Brinkerhoff of Junction; eight brothers and sisters, John William Albert and Arvill Nay, Mrs. Laura Bridges and Mrs. Allie LeFevre of Circleville; Frank Nay, Marysvale, and Mrs. Cecela Williams of Flanagan, Nevada, and one grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted in the Circleville chapel.
(Garfield County News, 7 December 1934)
Louise Ellen (NAY) COLLINGS
Piute Woman Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital Sunday, following an operation for gallstones.
Mrs. Collings had made her home in Circleville her entire life, and the body was taken there for funeral services and interment. She was a daughter of John T. and Mary Ann Thoms Nay.
Surviving are the husband, six sons and daughters, one grandchild, and eight brothers and sisters.
(Richfield Reaper, 6 December 1934)
Circleville Matron Dies Following Serious Operation
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital at 12:30 a.m. Sunday following an operation for gallstones.
She was born June 11, 1890 at Circleville, daughter of John T. and Mary Anne Thomas Nay. She married Fred J. Collings at Circleville on January 31, 1911.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Edna Pearl, Fred L., Blanche Ruth and John T. Collings, Circleville; Mrs. Merrill Brinkerhoff of Junction; eight brothers and sisters, John William Albert and Arvill Nay, Mrs. Laura Bridges and Mrs. Allie LeFevre of Circleville; Frank Nay, Marysvale, and Mrs. Cecela Williams of Flanagan, Nevada, and one grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted in the Circleville chapel.
(Garfield County News, 7 December 1934)
Piute Woman Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital Sunday, following an operation for gallstones.
Mrs. Collings had made her home in Circleville her entire life, and the body was taken there for funeral services and interment. She was a daughter of John T. and Mary Ann Thoms Nay.
Surviving are the husband, six sons and daughters, one grandchild, and eight brothers and sisters.
(Richfield Reaper, 6 December 1934)
Circleville Matron Dies Following Serious Operation
Mrs. Louise Ellen Collings, 44, of Circleville, wife of Fred J. Collings, died in the Richfield hospital at 12:30 a.m. Sunday following an operation for gallstones.
She was born June 11, 1890 at Circleville, daughter of John T. and Mary Anne Thomas Nay. She married Fred J. Collings at Circleville on January 31, 1911.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Edna Pearl, Fred L., Blanche Ruth and John T. Collings, Circleville; Mrs. Merrill Brinkerhoff of Junction; eight brothers and sisters, John William Albert and Arvill Nay, Mrs. Laura Bridges and Mrs. Allie LeFevre of Circleville; Frank Nay, Marysvale, and Mrs. Cecela Williams of Flanagan, Nevada, and one grandchild.
Funeral services were conducted in the Circleville chapel.
(Garfield County News, 7 December 1934)
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