Covina (Cal) Argus", Friday, May 2, 1919:
Death in Kansas City of Former Covina Woman
The death occurred on Saturday of Anna Reynolds Taylor, wife of Attorney James A. Taylor of Kansas City, Missouri, following an illness of three weeks of influenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. Taylor was the youngest daughter of Mrs. Harriet Reynolds of Vincent avenue,and spent most of her summers with her mother in Covina. She was a member of the Monday Afternoon Club, and of the Covina Christian church, and was active among the young people of the city before going to make her home in Kansas City after her marriage. Besides her husband she leaves two little daughters, Jane, aged 7, and Harriet, aged 5.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Kansas City and the remains laid to rest there.
Death in Kansas City of Former Covina Woman
The death occurred on Saturday of Anna Reynolds Taylor, wife of Attorney James A. Taylor of Kansas City, Missouri, following an illness of three weeks of influenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. Taylor was the youngest daughter of Mrs. Harriet Reynolds of Vincent avenue,and spent most of her summers with her mother in Covina. She was a member of the Monday Afternoon Club, and of the Covina Christian church, and was active among the young people of the city before going to make her home in Kansas City after her marriage. Besides her husband she leaves two little daughters, Jane, aged 7, and Harriet, aged 5.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Kansas City and the remains laid to rest there.
Covina (Cal) Argus", Friday, May 2, 1919:
Death in Kansas City of Former Covina Woman
The death occurred on Saturday of Anna Reynolds Taylor, wife of Attorney James A. Taylor of Kansas City, Missouri, following an illness of three weeks of influenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. Taylor was the youngest daughter of Mrs. Harriet Reynolds of Vincent avenue,and spent most of her summers with her mother in Covina. She was a member of the Monday Afternoon Club, and of the Covina Christian church, and was active among the young people of the city before going to make her home in Kansas City after her marriage. Besides her husband she leaves two little daughters, Jane, aged 7, and Harriet, aged 5.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Kansas City and the remains laid to rest there.
Death in Kansas City of Former Covina Woman
The death occurred on Saturday of Anna Reynolds Taylor, wife of Attorney James A. Taylor of Kansas City, Missouri, following an illness of three weeks of influenza-pneumonia.
Mrs. Taylor was the youngest daughter of Mrs. Harriet Reynolds of Vincent avenue,and spent most of her summers with her mother in Covina. She was a member of the Monday Afternoon Club, and of the Covina Christian church, and was active among the young people of the city before going to make her home in Kansas City after her marriage. Besides her husband she leaves two little daughters, Jane, aged 7, and Harriet, aged 5.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Kansas City and the remains laid to rest there.
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