Obit for ZERVAS, Mrs. Anthony (Melba Shippey) (b.1907 d.1969)), Clay Co., MN  
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"The Hawley Herald", Thurs., 27 Feb 1969:

Hawley Native Dies IN Calif.
    Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Anthony Zervas, of 
San Diego, Calif., former Hawley resident.  Mrs. Zervas died unexpectedly 
Sunday at her home.
    Melba Shippey was born in Hawley Feb. 28, 1907, and graduated from 
Hawley High School in June of 1925.  She married Anthony Zervas in 
October of 1925.
    They moved to Fargo in 1929 and had lived at Little Falls before 
moving to San Diego where they have resided the past 23 years.
    Mrs. Zervas was employed in a San Diego Post Office the past 20 years.
    She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Tony Maio (Diane) 
of San Diego; a son, Gene of Riverside, Calif.; three grandchildren; 
two brothers, Stanley Shippey of Fargo and Merrill Shippey of Colorado 
Springs, Colo.; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Banning (Ione) Meredity 
Shippey, both of Hopkins, and Mrs. Joseph Mell (Vivian) of San Diego.