Obituary: Mary Loella Heisler, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

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Marion County, Oregon

Mrs. Heisler, 84, Succumbs

Mrs. Mary Loella Heisler, who came to Salem about 1907 and lived recently at 2340
Myrtle ave., died Friday at a local hospital.  She was 84.

Born Mary Loella Hall, March 7, 1866 in Winona county in Minnesota, she came to 
Oregon about 1902.  She was married in May of 1883 to John R. Finley who died in 
1916 and was remarried in July of 1921 to Alex Heisler who died Nov. 11, 1941.

 Survivors include two sons, Delwin Finley, Salem, and Frank Finley, Holley; a 
 daughter, Mrs. Marie Cheffings, Portland; eight grandchildren and 16 great 
 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be arranged by the Clough-Barrick chapel.

The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, August 19, 1950 page 5
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HEISLER - Mrs. Ella Heisler, late resident of 2340 Myrtle ave., at a local 
hospital, August 18.  Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Marie E. Cheffings, Portland; 
two sons, J. Delwin Finley, Holly; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Finley and Mrs. Lizzie 
Pomeroy, both of Pittsburgh, Kan.; 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.  
Services will be held Monday, August 21, at 1:30 p.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel
with the Rev. James Wilson officiating.  Interment in City View cemetery

The Statesman, Monday, August 21, 1950