Mrs. Hartley Dies of Blood Poisoning from Infected Tooth, March 31, 1926

Mrs. H.W. Hartley Dies at Salisbury. . . Death Due to Blood Poison Caused by Infected Tooth

Salisbury, March 31—Mrs. H.W. Hartley died this morning, death being caused by blood poison due to an infected tooth. She had been ill for some weeks. The funeral takes place from the home on Fulton street Friday morning at 10 o’clock and the body will be taken to Winston-Salem for interment in the Moravian cemetery.

Surviving is the husband and six children, Mrs. George Conrad and Miss Inez Hartley of this city; Mrs. P.V. Neese of Greensboro; Neverly Hartley of California, and Bertram and Agnew Hartley of Salisbury. Also surviving is her father, J.H. Zeverly of Winston-Salem.

From the front page of The Concord Daily Tribune, April 2, 1926

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