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NEWSPAPER: Auburn Advertiser Journal
           October 7, 1927
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                        Mrs. Catherine Keeley

After a lingering illness Mrs. Catherine Keeley died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Richard Corcoran 32 1/2 Parker St. at about 4:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.  About a year ago, because of her failing health, Mrs.
Keeley, hoping that a change would improve her health, came to live with
her daughter.  Since coming here she had been unable to leave the house.
Her condition gradually became worse and of late no hopes were held for her
recovery.  For many years, Mrs. Keeley lived in Syracuse, where she was
well known.  She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Richard Corcoran and
Mrs. Mae Conway of Syracuse, and by a son James Keeley of New York; also
two sisters, Miss Anna Flynn of Inglewood, Cal and Mrs. C. S. Porter of
Penfield, N.Y.; by two brothers, James Flynn of Ingelwood Cal. and Joseph
Flynn of Fleming.  The funeral will take place from her home, 32 1/2 Parker
Street at 9 o'clock Monday morning with services at St. Mary's Church at
9:30.  Burial will be in St. Agnes' Cemetery, Syracuse.