daughter of John Henry Kelly and of Mary Ann, née Costello
The Philadelphia Inquirer, 23rd February 1921, page 9
MISS ELIZABETH KELLY
Sister of Olympic Rowing Champion
Victim of Pneumonia
A victim of pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, sister of Jack Kelly, Olympic rowing champion, died yesterday, at her home, 3665 Midvale avenue. Miss Kelly, who was 32 years old, had held the position of supervisor at the Federal Reserve Bank ever since that institution's organization. Before that she was an instructor of operators for the Bell Telephone Company. The young woman was stricken with pneumonia on February 13, and, although she rallied last Sunday, little hope for her recovery was help out by her physician since the relapse that followed. She is survived by five brothers, two of whom are actors and two contractors in this city, and two sisters. The actors are William C., known as the "Virginia Judge" and George E. Kelly, while the contractors are P.H. and Charles V. Kelly. The sisters are Mrs. Joseph Cruice, of Germantown, and Mrs. John Fromyer, of Falls of Schuilkill.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, 23rd February 1921, page 9
MISS ELIZABETH KELLY
Sister of Olympic Rowing Champion
Victim of Pneumonia
A victim of pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, sister of Jack Kelly, Olympic rowing champion, died yesterday, at her home, 3665 Midvale avenue. Miss Kelly, who was 32 years old, had held the position of supervisor at the Federal Reserve Bank ever since that institution's organization. Before that she was an instructor of operators for the Bell Telephone Company. The young woman was stricken with pneumonia on February 13, and, although she rallied last Sunday, little hope for her recovery was help out by her physician since the relapse that followed. She is survived by five brothers, two of whom are actors and two contractors in this city, and two sisters. The actors are William C., known as the "Virginia Judge" and George E. Kelly, while the contractors are P.H. and Charles V. Kelly. The sisters are Mrs. Joseph Cruice, of Germantown, and Mrs. John Fromyer, of Falls of Schuilkill.
daughter of John Henry Kelly and of Mary Ann, née Costello
The Philadelphia Inquirer, 23rd February 1921, page 9
MISS ELIZABETH KELLY
Sister of Olympic Rowing Champion
Victim of Pneumonia
A victim of pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, sister of Jack Kelly, Olympic rowing champion, died yesterday, at her home, 3665 Midvale avenue. Miss Kelly, who was 32 years old, had held the position of supervisor at the Federal Reserve Bank ever since that institution's organization. Before that she was an instructor of operators for the Bell Telephone Company. The young woman was stricken with pneumonia on February 13, and, although she rallied last Sunday, little hope for her recovery was help out by her physician since the relapse that followed. She is survived by five brothers, two of whom are actors and two contractors in this city, and two sisters. The actors are William C., known as the "Virginia Judge" and George E. Kelly, while the contractors are P.H. and Charles V. Kelly. The sisters are Mrs. Joseph Cruice, of Germantown, and Mrs. John Fromyer, of Falls of Schuilkill.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, 23rd February 1921, page 9
MISS ELIZABETH KELLY
Sister of Olympic Rowing Champion
Victim of Pneumonia
A victim of pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, sister of Jack Kelly, Olympic rowing champion, died yesterday, at her home, 3665 Midvale avenue. Miss Kelly, who was 32 years old, had held the position of supervisor at the Federal Reserve Bank ever since that institution's organization. Before that she was an instructor of operators for the Bell Telephone Company. The young woman was stricken with pneumonia on February 13, and, although she rallied last Sunday, little hope for her recovery was help out by her physician since the relapse that followed. She is survived by five brothers, two of whom are actors and two contractors in this city, and two sisters. The actors are William C., known as the "Virginia Judge" and George E. Kelly, while the contractors are P.H. and Charles V. Kelly. The sisters are Mrs. Joseph Cruice, of Germantown, and Mrs. John Fromyer, of Falls of Schuilkill.
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