K'S
AUGUST
KAISER (31 DEC 1864 - 16 DEC 1919)
HELEN
M. KALETO (25 OCT 1913 - 10 FEB 1981)
Mrs.
Helen M. Kaleto, 67, of 1113 North M-18, Gladwin, died Tuesday, Feb. 10, in the
Surviving besides her husband, are 3 sons,
Jerry, Richard and Stanley of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Bernard (Ruth Ann)
Robinson of Beaverton; and 13 grandchildren. Services were held Friday at 2
p.m. from the
HUGH
KANE (1860 – 18 SEP 1944)
NELLIE
L. (WISNER) KANE (1865 – 15 FEB 1951)
HILDEGARDE
M. KARKLIN (19 MAY 1914 - 18 DEC 1977)
Mrs. Hilda Karklin, of Gladwin, died Sunday in
Midland Hospital Center after a short illness. Services will be at 11 a.m.
Thursday in the Gladwin Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home. Pravests Janis Turks
and the Rev. Donald Bates will officiate. Burial wil be in Highland Cemetery,
Gladwin. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. A memorial service will
be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
GRENVUL
M. KEHOE (8 SEP 1912 - 2 JULY 1961)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO GRENVUL KEHOE
Grenvul M. Kehoe, 48, of
Survivors include one son, George, of Bay
City; four daughters, Joyce of Bay City, Mrs. Shirley Rhobe, Mrs. Bonnie Jeager
and Mrs. Winnie Doerfer, all of Milwaukee, Wis.; five brothers, Don and Jack,
of Gladwin, Bill of Bay City, Mark of Livonia, and Albert of Flint; two
sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Seipke and Mrs. Cathryn Bailey, of Bay City.
Funeral services were held today (Wednesday)
at 11 a.m. at
CLARA
CASSIE KEITH (1876 – 8 DEC 1931)
ELRIE
B. KEITH (1872 - 1948)
ERNEST
KEITH (7 OCT 1936 - 8 OCT 1936)
JEROME
KEITH (25 DEC 1911 - 6 AUG 1912)
JOSEPHINE
KEITH (25 DEC 1911 - 18 AUG 1912)
ROBERT
KEITH (7 OCT 1936 - 8 OCT 1936) {BABY OF: ERNEST & ZELPHA KEITH}
WILLIAM
J. KEITH (1898 - MARCH 1919)
ZELPH
KEITH (7 OCT 1936 - 8 OCT 1936)
EDWARD
HENRY KELLEY (1857 – 9 JULY 1936)
INA
DELL (PIERCE) KELLEY (30 APR 1862 – 21 JAN 1948)
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. INA KELLEY
Mrs. Ina D. Kelley, 85, passed away at the
home of her grand-daughter, Mrs. William Tower in
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. David
Cohoon of
Funeral services were held on Saturday
afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. John Scott, pastor of the West
Grout Methodist church, of which the deceased was a member, officiating.
Gladwin County Record dated 01-28/1948 Column - 7 Page - 1
WILLIAM
H. KELLOGG (1837- 10 MARCH 1916)
ANOTHER
VETERAN ANSWERS LAST TAPS --- BROUGHT FROM
William H. Kellogg died March 10 at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. F. A. Budge in
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. F. A.
Burge of
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JOHN
ARTHUR KELLY, SR (5 SEP 1894 - 7 MARCH 1954)
PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY
SUCCUMBS
TO HEART ATTACK SUNDAY EVENING AT HOME HERE
SHERIFF
ARTHUR KELLY
Funeral services for Sheriff John Arthur
Kelly, 59, will be held Thurday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Miner Funeral
Home. Sheriff Kelly died suddenly at 6:30 o'clock Sunday evening at his home
following a heart attack. He had been ill for several days with a severe cold,
but had conducted his duties as usual and his condition had not been believed
serious. He was one of the county's best known personalities, having been a
resident here for 53 years and serving as sheriff for the past 12 years. Born
in Shakespeare, Ont., Sept. 5, 1894, he came to Gladwin with his mother when
six years old, following the death of his father.
After completion of school, he worked as a
mechanic at the Ford garage until he enlisted in the U.S. Army May 26, 1918.
Mr. Kelly served in
Surviving are his wife, Mae; one son, John
A. Kelly, Jr.; one daughter, Miss Betty Kelly, at home; two sisters, Mrs.
Louise Smith, treasurer of
The Rev. Sidney S. Rood of Houghton Lake and
the Rev. William T. Elliott of Gladwin will officiate at the funeral rites and
burial will be in
Members of the Michigan State Police serving
as pallbearers are Sgt. Lynn Smith and Tpr. LeRoy McClure of West Branch, Det.
Sgt. Russell Aldrich, Det. Walter Barkell and Tpr. Clifford Demsky of
MI
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VIOLA
C. (COLLINS) KEMP (1896 – 19 JUNE 1987)
Viola C. Kemp, 90, of Gladwin, died Friday, June 19,
1987, at the Clare Nursing Home following a short illness. She was born Sept.
30, 1896, in Saginaw. The former Viola C. Collins married Walter J. Kemp, Sept.
2, 1924, in Detroit; he died May 28, 1951.
She moved to Beaverton in 1924, then to Glen Ellyn,
Ill., in 1951. She had worked as a file clerk for Scripture Press in Wheaton,
Ill., retiring in 1975 after 25 years of service. She then moved to Gladwin in
1975.
She leaves a son, Walter Kemp of Gladwin; a
daughter, Jeanette Harles of Skokie, Ill.; six grandchildren; and severn
great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two great-grandchildren.
Services are not finalized at this time;
arrangements are being made by the Hall Funeral Home of Gladwin. Memorials are
suggested to the Elm Grove Church of God in Clare County.
WALTER
JOHN KEMP (1883 – 28 MAY 1951)
JOHN
A. KENNEDY (ABT. 1853 - 23 APRIL 1890)
CHARLES
C. KENNEY (1869 - MAY 1922)
JOHN
KERCHOFF (1861 - SEP 1919)
ETHEL
ESTHER (FOUTCH) KERSWILL (8 MARCH 1891 - 21 JAN 1978)
Ethel
E. Kerswill, 86, of
Surviving are 2 sons, Kenneth of Gladwin and
Lewis of Burlington, Wisc.; one sister, Mrs Allie Gilbert of Marquettte; and
one granddaughter. Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral
Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Donald Bates officiated and burial was in the
Gladwin (Jan. 23,
1978)
Services for Mrs.
Kerswill, 86, who died Saturday in Midland Hospital Center, will be Tuesday at
2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with burial in Highland Cemetery.
She was born March 8, 1891, in Gladwin. Among survivors are two sons and a
sister.
GILES
STEVENSON KERSWILL (8 JULY 1858 – 19 OCT 1937)
HARRY
GOURLEY KERSWILL (8 SEP 1885 – 5 FEB 1977)
Harry G. Kerswill, 91, of Omena, died Saturday night
at the Leelanau Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. He was born Sept.
8, 1885, in Middlesex County, Ontario. He came to Gladwin County in 1892 with
his parents, where they settled on a farm in Grout Township. He moved from
Gladwin to Omena in 1947. He was a member of the former West Grout Church.
Survivors are two nephews, Kenneth Kerswill, of
Gladwin, and Lewis Kerswill, of Burlington, Wis. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday
from the Gladwin Chapel of the Hal Funeral Home with the Rev. Donald Bates
officiating. Burial wil be in the Highland Cemetery, Gladwin. Friends may call
after 7 p.m. today.
KENNETH
D. KERSWILL (17 JAN 1924 – 12 MAY 2010)
Kenneth D. Kerswill, age 86, of Gladwin, passed away
on Wednesday; May 12, 2010 at the Gladwin Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. He
was born Jan. 17, 1924 in Gladwin, the son of the late Lyman L. and Ethel E.
(Foutch) Kerswill.
Ken lived in Gladwin his entire life. He was the
Gladwin Postmaster for 28 1/2 years. He worked at Dow Chemical for seven
yearsr. He was a member of GAFT for 25 years, Gladwin Rotary Club for 55 years
where he had a perfect attendance, Gladwin Masonic Lodge #397 F&AM for 33
years where he was the past Worship Full Master and also the Mason of the year
for the State of Michigan, Elf Khurafeh Shrine Center of Saginaw and the
Consistory Valley of Bay City. He also volunteered at Gladwin Meals on Wheels
and the Gladwin Hospice. He was known as the Gladwin Historian and his memories
and stories will live on forever.
He was precede in death by his parents; and brother,
Lewis Kerswill. He is survived by his niece, Valerie (Mike) Wells of Ramsay;
three great-nephews, Mathew, Jeffrey and Brendan.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 15, 2010
at the First United Methodist Church in Gladwin, with Pastor Dave Snyder
officiating. Interment was in Highland Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be
made in memory of Ken to GAFT located at 1000 W. Cedar Ave., Gladwin, MI 48624.
Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Gladwin County Record dated
05-19/2010.
LYMAN
LOFTUS KERSWILL (11 AUG 1888 - 17 JAN 1975)
From
the
GLADWIN
-- Lyman Loftus Kerswill, 86, died Friday at his home
Besides
his wife, survivors include two sons; Gladwin Post-master, Kenneth Kerswill and
Lewis of Burlington, Wis.; and one brother, Harry of Newport, Mich. The Rev.
Byron Hatch will officiate at funeral services from the Gladwin chapel of the
Hall Funeral Home at 2 p.m Monday. Burial will be in
MARY
ANN (CONKEY) KERSWILL (12 NOV 1850 – 22 APR 1933)
ALLEN
R. KETTELSON (1925 – 15 DEC 1991)
GRACE
DORA (UNDERWOOD) KIGAR (28 AUG 1888 - 30 JAN 1970)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. GRACE KIGAR
Services were held Sunday afternoon for Mrs.
Grace Dora Kigar, 81, of 240 S. Antler, St., Gladwin, who died early Friday
morning at the Gladwin Nursing Home following a short illness. Born in
Mrs. Kigar was a member of the
Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Madonna
Spring of Petosky and Mrs. William (Ruth) Dersnah of Picton, Ontario, Can.; two
sons, Donald N. and Rollin G. Kigar of Gladwin; a brother, Thomas Underwood of
Services were held Sunday, Feb. 1, at 2:00
p.m., at the Miner-Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. John Cermak officiating.
Burial was in
HAROLD
L. KIGAR (1 MAR 1911 - 12 DEC 1964)
EX-GLADWIN MAN DIES
GLADWIN – Harold L. Kigar, 53, died Saturday at his
home in Traverse City. He is a former Gladwin resident. He was born March 1,
1911 at Payne, O. He was married Sept. 2, 1935 in Gladwin to Lucille Coulier.
He was a salesman for The Petosky Cement Company.
His survivors are his widow, Lucille; one son
Hadley, Hastings; one daughter, Mrs. Sarron Ramsay of Lansing; also his mother,
Mrs. Grace Kigar of Gladwin and four grandsons; two brothers, Donald and Rollin
of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Madonna Spring of Petosky and Mrs. Ruth Dersnah
of Midland.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday from Miner
Funeral Home in Gladwin. Rev. Rosa Tracy will officiate. Burial will be in
Highland cemetery in Gladwin.
LUCILLE
A. (COULTER) KIGAR (1916 - 1983)
RALPH
W. KIGGINS (3 JUNE 1890 - 22 OCT 1943)
RALPH KIGGINS DIES
HERE OCTOBER 22
Ralph Kiggins, 53, of Grout township,
succumbed Friday at 10:15 p.m. after an illness of seven years with heart
trouble. Funeral services were held at the Hall Funeral Home here Tuesday at 2
p.m. with the Rev. Ellis Biggs of the Assembly of God Church officiating.
Burial was in
Born in Mercer county,
Surviving are the widow; three sons, Wayne,
of
IND. SGT 8 CAV.
VAUGHN KIGGINS, JR
(1956 - MAY 1956)
A.D.
KIMBALL (22 JULY 1902 - 4 MARCH 1963)
RITES
THURSDAY FOR A. D. KIMBALL
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home for A. D. Kimball, 60 of
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ANDREW
KING (1 MARCH 1843 - 11 JULY 1915)
CIVIL
WAR VETERAN, RESIDENT OF GLADWIN TP., IS DEAD AT RIPE AGE.
Andrew
King a veteran of the Civil war, died early Sunday morning at his home in
Gladwin township after three weeks' illness and having been in poor health for
sometime. He was born in Washtenaw county March 1, 1843. He enlisted as a
private in Co. K., Twentieth regiment,
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by the Rev. John W.
Hayward. Interment in
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CHARLES
A. KING (26 JAN 1891 - 5 JAN 1978)
Charles
A. King, 86, of
Surviving are one son, Charles of Richmond;
one daugter, Mrs. Donna King of
PFC
IRENE
KING (? - 6 FEB 1986)
Irene
King, 85, died Thursday, Feb. 6. She was married to John King who preceded her
in death. Surviving are one daughter, Marie Brown; 2 sons, Al and John King; 10
grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. A daughter, Margaret Grubb and a son,
Andrew Mackey, preceded her in death. Rites were held at the Highland Cemetery
Chapel Feb. 8. Gladwin County Record dated 02-12/1986 Column - 3 Page - 2
JOHN
KING (31 DEC 1892 - 5 SEP 1971)
John
(Jack) King, 78, of
Surviving are his wife, Irene; two sons,
Alexander J. King, of Grosse Pointe Woods, John King Jr. of Rochester of
Rochester, and a step-son, Andrew Mackey of Detroit; two daughters, Mrs. Marie
Brown and Mrs. Margaret Grubb, both of Detroit; three brothers, Joseph and
Charles, both of Gladwin, and Martin of Canada; three sisters, Mrs. Marie
Pobanz of Gladwin, and Mrs. Marjorie Purdy of Vancouver, B.C.; 10 grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
Services are today (Wednesday) at 2:00 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the Rev. John Cermak officiating.
Burial will be in
GEORGE
A. KINGSBURY (12 FEB 1827 - 24 FEB 1913)
ONE
OF THE FIRST RESIDENTS OF
George
A. Kingsbury died the night of Feb. 24 in this city at the home of Guy E.
Smith, where he had lived several years. He was born in
His declining years were enjoyed quitely and
peacefully and the stern Reaper found him "as a shock of corn fully ripe
for the harvest." Mr. Kingsbury exemplified the teachings of the golden
rule, and found consolation in his devotion to a Christian life. Funeral
services were held at
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CECIL
CLARENCE KINNE (28 JULY 1906 - 1953)
CLAIR
T. KINNE (3 NOV 1885 - 12 AUG 1972)
Clair
T. Kinne, 80, of Gladwin, died Saturday, August 12, in
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Donald
(Luella) Smith of Saginaw, and Mrs. Donald (Margaret) Welch of Freeland; four
sons, William of Hemlock, Harold of Gladwin, Clayton of Hallendale,
Services were held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the Rev. Paul Kitley of Saginaw
officiating. Burial was in
DAVID
E. KINNE (25 JULY 1925 - 14 JAN 1970)
SERVICES
HELD FOR DAVID KINNE
Services
were held Saturday afternoon for David E. Kinne, 44, of Gladwin, who died
suddenly of a heart attack Wednesday, Jan. 14. He had been driving a
snow-mobile, with a friend, a half mile west of Gladwin, shortly before his
death occurred. Born July 25, 1925, in Gladwin, he had spent his lifetime here
with the exception of the years he served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
He and the former Miss Joy Looker, of Gladwin, were married in June 1949, in
Survivors include his wife, Joy; a son
Tracy; two daughters, Tamara and Tina, all at home; his father Clair, of
Gladwin; five brothers, Clyde of Saginaw, William of Hemlock, Harold of
Gladwin, Clayton of Lansing, and Grover of Midland; two sisters, Mrs. Luella
Smith of
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LURENE (COFFELL) KINNE (13 MARCH 1895 - 20 DEC 1934)
FUNERAL
SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. CLAIR KINNE
Funeral services were held at the home in
Emma Lurene Coffell was born March 13, 1895,
at
She is survived by her husband, two daughters
and four sons, Luella, Grover, Harold, Billy, David and Margaret; three
stepsons, Cecil,
IVAH
B. (BART) KINNE (1887 - 3 JUNE 1910)
DEATH
OF MRS. CLAIR KINNE
Iveh B., wife of Clair Kinne, died June 3,
at 4 p.m. of toxemia. Deceased was born Nov. 27, 1886, and was 23 years, 6
months and 6 days old. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p.m., from the
residence conducted by Rev. J. M. Jensen, followed by interment in
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Inman, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Inman and Mrs. Winslow Inman of Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Masten and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Rooker of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillean of Pinconning
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kinne of Jonesville, relatives from outh of the city,
attended the funeral. Floral offerings were sent by the L.O.T.M.M. and I.O.O.F.
and many friends. Gladwin County Record dated 06-09/1910 Column - 4 Page - 1
LESTER
W. KINNINS (1889 - 1979)
CHARLES
WILLIAM KINYON (19 FEB 1897 - 31 OCT 1988)
THELMA
AGNES (BERTRAND) KINYON (16 JULY 1903 - 14 AUG 1974)
Mrs.
Thelma Kinyon, 70, of
Surviving are her husband, Charles, of
Beaverton; a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Littlepage of Allen Park; 3 step-daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Millard of East Lansing; Mrs. Wilma Paulus of Ludington; and
Mrs. Margaret Hughes of Gaithersburg, Md.; 3 brothers, Lee Bertrand of Lawton,
Rex of Detroit, and Harry of Wisconsin; 2 sisters, Mrs. LaVerne Gerlach of
Flint, and Mrs. Irene Williams of Beaverton; and 9 grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday 11:00 a.m. at
Hall Funeral Home - Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev. Fr. Joseph Castanier
officiating, and burial was in
THERESA
E. (APARY) KINYON (16 JULY 1903 – 19 JAN 1953)
MRS. CHARLES KINYON DIES
GLADWIN --- Mrs. Theresa E. Kinyon, 49, wife of
Charles Kinyon of Dale in Tobacco Township, Gladwin County, died early Monday
morning at her home following a long illness. Born July 16, 1903, in Cleveland,
O., she came to Gladwin County 39 years ago and was married to Charles Kinyon
Sept. 15, 1928, in Gladwin. The couple lived in Hay Township until six years
ago when they moved to a farm near Dale. Mrs. Kinyon was a member of the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church in Gladwin.
Surviving, besides her husband, are three daughters,
Miss Wilma Kinyon of Hastings, Miss Betty and Miss Margaret Kinyon, both of
Lansing: her father, Stephen Apary of Painesville, O., and two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel Warren of Bentley and Miss Wilma Apary of Cleveland, O.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday
from Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Gladwin with the pastor, Rev. George
Artman, officiating. Burial will be made in Highland cemetery, Glawin. The
Rosary will be recited at 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin
where friends may call.
MARION
L. KIRBY (1895 - 1952)
BARBARA
E. KIRK (1853 – 13 NOV 1908)
GRACE
KIRK (1879 – 26 MAY 1909)
LEWIS
HENRY KIRK (1845 – 22 DEC 1922)
MAY
KIRK (1878 – 7 NOV 1931)
WILLIAM
E. KIRK (1875 - MAY 1888)
ALVA
S. KITCHEN (1895 - JUNE 1933)
ALBERT
KLAMER (2 APRIL 1910 - 19 MAY 2001)
Albert
Klamer, 91, of Gladwin, died Saturday, May 19, 2001 following a long illness.
Born April 2, 1910 in
Besides his wife he is survived by one
daughter, Ruth Ann and husband Carl Perry of Fowler; three sons, Duane and wife
Darlene, and Ron and wife Josette, all of Gladwin, and Larry and wife Marie of
Bay City; six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; one brother, Harold of
Gladwin; three sisters, Emma Klamer, Alma Peck, and Ruth Young, all of Gladwin.
LOUIS
KLAMER (10 APRIL 1876 - 15 JAN 1964)
RITES
HELD FOR LOUIS KLAMER
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at
Our Savior Lutheran Church, formerly
Surviving are his wife, Paulina; two sons,
Albert and Harold, of Gladwin; four daughters, Mrs. Gustave (Lydia) Nehring;
Miss Emma Klamer, Mrs. Harry (Alma) Peck; Mrs. Gerald (Ruth) Young, of Gladwin;
one brother, Fred Klamer, of Cleveland; a sister, Mrs. Louise Murowski, of
Daytona Beach, Fla.; nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Gladwin
County Record dated 01-22/1964 Column - 6 Page - 1
PAULINE
(MEISTER) KLAMER (12 FEB 1883 - 3 OCT 1966)
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. KLAMER
Mrs. Pauline Klamer, 82, died at her home in
Services were held Wednesday (today) at 1:00
p.m. in Our Savior Lutheran Church, of which she was a member. The Rev. Ernest
Mueller officiated and burial was in
VERNA
E. (JUNGMAN) KLAMER (29 JUNE 1916 - 6 DEC 2002)
Verna E. Klamer , age 86, of
She is survived by three sons, Duane
(Darlene) Klamer of Gladwin, Ron (Josette) Klamer of Gladwin, and Larry (Marie)
Klamer of Bay City; one daughter, Ruth Ann (Carl) Perry of Fowler; and six
grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was predeceased by one
brother, Carl Jungman, and three sisters, Lydia Behnke, Mamie Fite and
Henrietta Leonard. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2002 at Our
Savior Lutheran Church with Rev. Timothy Verity presiding. Burial took place in
MARTIN
KLEIN (23 NOV 1834 - 1 MAY 1913)
EDWIN
W. KLEISS (6 AUG 1913 - 30 AUG 1980)
ANNA
(COUER) KLIEWONEIT (11 MAY 1891 – 6 APRIL 1967)
BEAVERTON WOMAN DIES
BEAVERTON --- Mrs. Anna Kliewoneit, 85, died
Thursday at the Gladwin Hospital following a five week illness. Born May 1,
1881 in Essen, Germany, she came to the United States in 1900 and married
Herman Kliewoneit in 1930. He preceded her in death in 1960.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Betty McKenna
of Beaverton, one son Adolph Kliewoneit of Detroit and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin
with burial in the Highland Cemetery.
VIOLA
KNAPP (1898 - 1924)
ANNETTA
KNIGHT (1874 – 6 JULY 1943)
KAY
BELLE (HOY) KNIGHT (16 OCT 1873 - 9 FEB 1963)
RITES
TUESDAY FOR MRS. BELLE KNIGHT
Mrs. Belle Knight, 89, died Saturday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Koontz, in Gladwin. Born on Oct. 16, 1873, in
Defiance,
Surviving her are four sons, Carl, of
Gladwin, Dan, of Farwell, Lon, of Flint, and Walter, of Harrison; two
daughters, Mrs. Elmer Koontz of Gladwin, and Mrs. Madaline Brink, of St.
Petersburg, Fla.; 19 grandchildren; 35 great grandchildren and five great-greant-grandchildren.
Funera services were held Tuesday at the
NORMAN
W. KNIGHT (6 JAN 1870 - 19 MARCH 1956)
RITES
TODAY FOR FORMER MARKET OWNER
Funeral services were held today for Norman
W. Knight, 86, a resident of Gladwin county for 57 years. Mr. Knight was born
in
Surviving are his wife, Belle; six sons,
Harry and Carl, of Gladwin, Alonzo and Paul of Flint, Daniel of Houghton Lake
and Walter of Harrison; two daughters, Mrs. Frank Brink of Foristel, Mo., and
Mrs. Elmer Koontz of Gladwin; 19 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren; three
sisters Mrs. Ruby Snyder, Mrs. Mattie Webb and Miss Laura Knight, all of
Gladwin; and one sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Knight of Gladwin. One sister, Mrs.
Lillian Walters, and one brother, Jasper preceded him in death.
Funeral services were held at the
PAUL
B. KNIGHT (23 JULY 1909 - 3 MAY 1958)
SERVICES
HELD HERE FOR PAUL KNIGHT
Paul Knight, 48, died on Saturday, May 3, at
his home in
Survivors include his wife, Zella; two
daughters, Mrs. Sharon Miller, of Flint, and Miss Karen Knight, at home; his
mother, Mrs. Norman Knight, of Gladwin; five brothers, Harry and Carl, of
Gladwin, Dan, of Houghton Lake, Lon, of Flint, and Walter, of Harrison; two
sisters, Mrs. Elmer Koontz, of Gladwin and Farwell, and Mrs. Madaline Brink, of
Florida.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May
6, at 2 p.m. at the
ROSELTH
KNIGHT (12 MARCH 1901? - 9 JAN 1929)
SOLOMON
JOHN KNIGHT (1866 – 25 FEB 1939)
AMOS
WILSON KNOWLTON (28 JAN 1889 - 4 AUG
1967)
RITES
HELD FOR AMOS KNOWLTON
Amos W. Knowlton, 78, of
Surviving are one brother, Oscar of Sage
Township; and one sister, Mrs. Horace Stickney, also of Sage. Rites were held
Monday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. M. R. Putnam officiated
and burial was in
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GARY
L. KNOWLTON (? - 6 MARCH 1947)
LETHA
(GARVER). KNOWLTON (8 APR 1922 – 18 MAR 2010)
Letha Knowlton, 87, of Gladwin, passed away on
Thursday, March 18, 2010 at the MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland. She was
born April 8, 1922 in Gladwin, the daughter of the late Roy and Lila (Sherman)
Garver. Letha was full of life and loved spending time with her family. She
married Leslie Knowlton on June 30, 1939 in Gladwin.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1987;
and brother, Fred Garver. She is survived by her children, Gary Knowlton of
Gladwin, Diane Bumb of North Bend, Washington, and Linda Rickord of Gladwin;
five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren; brothers, Clifford Garver of
Falmoth; and Ron Garver of Gladwin; and sister, Carol Horn of Gladwin.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, March 20,
2010 at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Brad Withrow officiating. Interment
was in Highland Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 03-24/2010.
WILSON
LESLIE KNOWLTON (15 SEP1918 – 23 NOV 1987)
From the Gladwin County Record --- December 2, 1987
LESLIE KNOWLTON
W. Leslie Knowlton, 69, of 3498 Eagleson Rd.,
Gladwin, died suddenly Monday, Nov. 23,at his home. Born in Gladwin Sept. 15,
1918, he had spent his lifetime here. He was a chemist with Dow Corning. Mr.
Knowlton and the former Letha Garver were married June 30, 1939, in Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, Gary of
Gladwin; 2 daughters, Mrs. Robert (Diane) Bumb of Midland and Mrs. James
(Linda) Rickord of Gladwin; one brother, Floyd of Coleman; one sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Brien of Ithaca; and 5 grandchildren. Services were held last Wednesday
at 1 p.m. fr om the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Potter
officiated and burial was in the Highland Cemetery.
JOHN
KOCHISH (1865 – 12 AUG 1936)
VERA
KOCHISH (1867 - JULY 1922)
IRVIN
JOHN KOEHLER (17 NOV 1920 - 19 DEC 1967)
SATURDAY
RITES FOR IRV KOEHLER
Irvin John Koehler, 47, was found in his
Born Nov. 17, 1920, in Pennslyvania, Mr.
Koehler had been a resident of
Services will be Saturday at 2:00 p.m. with
burial in
MI
ACK
HELENA
NOKALNS (25 APRIL 1885 - 19 JULY 1970)
AGNES
KOMLOSI (1893 - 1967)
JOSEPH
KOMLOSI (1881 - FEB 1928)
JULIUS
KOMLOSI (1927 - 1998)
MARY
M. KOMLOSI (1931)
EMMA
KONSCHAK (3 APRIL 1899 - 9 DEC 1976)
Mrs.
Emma A. Konschak, 77, of 421 South Silverleaf, Gladwin, died Thursday, Dec. 9,
in
She is survived by 2 sons, Richard of
Dearborn Heights and Rudy of Grand Rapids; 2 daughters, Mrs. Arthur (Elsie)
Grinn of Gladwin and Mrs. George (Trudi) Clement of Beverly Hills, Calif.; 2
brothers, Albert Erdman of Gladwin and Herman Erdman of Harrison; one sister,
Mrs. Emily Law of Hessell; several step-children; 6 grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from
Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial was
in the
ANDREW
KONYA (? - JUNE 1938)
MARI
MARTI
BERTHA
M. (BRUNNI) KOONTZ (4 DEC 1890 - 30 SEP 1977)
Bertha
Koontz, 86, of
Surviving are 4 daughters, Mrs. Fred
(Mildred) White Cartier of Saginaw, Mrs. Donald (Deloris) Wall of Lake Orion,
Mrs. Rolland (Donna) Donn of Gladwin and Mrs. Wiliam (Evalyne) Primeua of
Beaverton; one son, C. Jay of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Merkel of
Services were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena Egts officiated and burial was in the
CLARENCE
E. KOONTZ (10 MARCH 1891 - 27 MAY 1975)
Clarence
E. Koontz, 84, of
Surviving are his wife, Bertha; 4 daughters,
Mrs. Fred (Mildred) Carter of Saginaw, Mrs. Don (Deloris) Wall of Lake Orion,
Mrs. Rolland (Donna) Donn of Gladwin and Mrs. Bill (Evelyn) Primeau of Gladwin;
1 son Jay of Gladwin; a brother, Ross Koontz, Sr.; and a sister Mrs. Eldo
(Gladys) Eagleson, both of Gladwin; 14 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren
and 1 great great grandchild.
Services will be Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at
Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Helena Egts officiating. Burial will be in
CHRISTIAN
KORKOSKE (1879 - APRIL 1930)
ERNEST
C. KORKOSKE (14 FEB 1907 - 14 MAY 1969)
RITES
HELD FOR ERNEST KORKOSKE
Ernest C. Korkoske, 62, former owner and
developer of the Gladwin Heights Golf Course, died early Wednesday morning, May
14, in Gold Cross Hospital, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., after a long illness. Born in
He was a member of the Gladwin F. & A.M.
Lodge No. 397 and the Bay City Consistory, Shrine. Mr. Korkoske was married to
Myrta Hoffman on Dec. 27, 1937, in
Services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from
the Miner Funeral Home. The Rev. John C. Cermak officiated and interment was in
the Highland Mausoleum. A Masonic memorial service was held Friday at 8 p.m.
Gladwin County Record dated 05-21/1969 Column - 2 Page - 1
MARGARET
LOUISE KORKOSKE (? – 16 MARCH 1947)
MARY
ELLEN. KORKOSKE (? – 16 MARCH 1947)
ADOLF
J. KRAHNER (1868 - 1933)
ANNA
MAE (PAT) (DEAN) KRAHNER (1 APRIL 1917 – 12 FEB 1998)
EDWARD
ERNEST KRAHNER (17 FEB 1909 – 22 NOV 1991)
Edward E. Kraner, 82, of Gladwin, died Nov. 19,
1991. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, 1991, at Gladwin Church
of the Nazerene. Friends may call at Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin.
HARRY
ARTHUR KRAHNER (31 JULY 1911 - 24 SEP 1991)
JULIUS
ADOLPH KRAHNER (10 DEC 1868 - 29 MARCH 1939)
KAROLINE
TANYA (HAHN) KRAHNER (12 AUG 1868 - 21 DEC 1943)
LUELLA
GOLDALINE (VARTY) KRAHNER (27 NOV 1909 - 22 SEP 2003)
Luella G.
Kraner , 93, of
She is
survived by three daughters, Joyce Fullford of Gladwin, Janet (Emery) Samstrum
of South Carolina, and Edna (Jerry) Hart of Lenox Township; 13 grandchildren;
25 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren; one brother, Gordon Varty
of Peterbor, Ontario; four sisters, Pearl Brunton of Campbellford, Ontario,
Edna Rogers of Trent River, Ontario, Dorene Stewart of Norwood, Ontario, and
Alma Stewart of Gladwin.
She was
predeceased by one son, Jack; two daughters, Sharon Kraner and Betty St.
Martin; one son-in-law, Tom Fullford; one grandson, Tom Fullford; two brothers,
Golden and Glen Varty; three sisters, Hazel Jardine, Verna Pearce and Rose
Fitzgerald.
Funeral
services were held Thursday, Sept. 25, 2003 at the Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Pastor Joe White presiding and with burial in
SHARRON
ELAINE KRAHNER (6 JAN 1940 - MARCH 1952)
SERVICES
SATURDAY FOR 12-YEAR-OLD
Sharron Elaine Krahner, 12-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krahner, of
Funeral services will be held on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. E. F. Rhoades, of
the Gladwin Evangelical United Brethren church will officiate. Burial will be
made in
WILLIAM
KRAHNER (17 APRIL 1913 - 8 MARCH 2003)
William
Krahner, 89, of Gladwin, died March 8, 2003, at home after a short illness. He
was born April 17, 1913, to Adolph and
Besides
his wife, he is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Arlene and Larry Sharp
of Gladwin; three sons and daughters-in-law, Ronald and Carol Krahner of
Gladwin, Dale and Sandra Krahner of Gladwin, and Rance and Sharon Krahner of
Rhodes; eleven grandchildren; and several great grandchildren. He was preceded
in death by his parents and six brothers and sisters.
Funeral
Services were held Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 1 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Rev. Charles Marble officiating. Burial took place at
MRS.
EMILIE (EICHBLATT) KRANICH (4 DEC 1865 - 29 SEP 1925)
Mrs.
Emilie Kranich, (nee Eichblatt), was born in
In 1883 she was converted and baptized, and
united with the Baptist church of which she was a member until her death. She
was a devoted Christian, a praying mother; she had the privilege of seeing all
her children saved before she died. She was prepared to meet her Saviour whom
she faithfully served.
She died after a serious illness of ten
weeks' duration on Septembr 29, 1925. She is survived by her husband, Ferdinand
Kranich, five sons---Benjamin F. of Troy, Michigan, Arthur, Reinhold, Daniel
and Joseph of Gladwin; four daughters, Mrs. Esther Stobert and Mrs. Naomi
Schlack of Lansing, Ruth and Sarah at home. She also leaves a large circle of
relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Funeral services were conducted at the M. E.
church in Gladwin city by Rev. P. F. Schilling and Rev. Stanley Thayer on
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1925. Interment was postponed until the following day on
account of the late arrival of some of the relatives. Interment took place on
Oct. 2, 1925, in
FERDINAND
KRANICH (ABT. 1869 – 9 SEP 1956)
MARTHA
LYDIA KRANICH (21 FEB 1901 – 20 FEB 1975)
GLADWIN --- Martha L. Kranich, of 3852 Riley Road,
Gladwin, died Thursday morning at a Clare nursing home. She was born Feb. 21,
1901 in Anamoose, N.D., and came to Gladwin County in 1907. She married Reynold
Kranich in Gladwin March 2, 1922. They lived and farmed in Sage Townshiip. She
was a member of the Gladwin First Baptist Chuch and the Farm Bureau.
Surviving are her husband; four daughters, Mrs.
Floyd (Flora) Helling of Delavan, Wis., Mrs. Jerry (Alice) Kelly of Grand
Rapids, Mrs. Joseph (Clara) Maddox of Coon Rapids, Minn., and Mrs. Kenneth
(Charlene) VanWyk of Grand Rapids; a son, Norris of Grand Rapids; 13
grandchildren; and one brother, Arthur Koenecke of Detroit.
Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin, with the Rev. Jerry Locher officiating. Burial
will be in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
REINHOLD
"REYNOLD" KRANICH (1898 – 24 DEC 1987)
ALFRED
JOHN KROLL (7 SEP 1910 – 15 MARCH 1978)
Alfred J. Kroll, 67, of Gladwin, died Wednesday at
Midland Hospital Center after a short illness. He was born Sept. 7, 1910, in
Cleveland. He had lived in Gladwin since 1919, and retired from the Dow
Chemical Company in 1969. He married Ruth Lanzendorfer on May 16, 1942, in
Cleveland. He is survived by his wife; and one brother, William, of Beaverton.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Gladwin
Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home, with the Rev. Herbert Biermann officiating.
Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Gladwin. Friends may call at the funeral
home any time today or Saturday.
AMELIA
KROLL (1895 – 16 MARCH 1925)
Amelia
Kroll, wife of Fred Kroll, died March 17 at their home in Grout township. She
was born in
FRED
KROLL (1875 – 4 DEC 1937)
WALTER
KROLL (1916 – 1 SEP 1934)
WILLIAM
H. KROLL, SR (26 JULY 1917 - 29 NOV 1999)
William
H. Kroll Sr., 82, of
William
married Susan (Steele) Kroll, Sept. 25, 1947 in
Besides
his wife he is survived by two daughters, Judy and husband Dennis Boakes of
Clare, and Sharon and husband Ralph Breault of Gladwin; one son, William H.
Kroll Jr. of
Services
will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel
with Rev. Donald Roberts officiating. Burial will be in
JULIUS
KROMPETZ (25 MAY 1899 – 10 MAR 1925)
Julius
Krompetz died of pneumonia March 10, 1925, at the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Krompetz in
Funeral services were held at the house Friday, March 13, 1925, followed by
burial in
GEORGE
IVAN KUCK, SR (1901 – 14 JAN 1960)
GLADYS
L. KUCK (1901 - JULY 1967)
MAX
E. KUEHN (21 AUG 1892 - 2 AUG 1973)
Max
E. Kuehn, 80, of Gladwin, died Thursday, August 2, at the
Surviving are two brothers, Carl of Saginaw
and Clarence of
SGT
MRS.
DANIEL KUHL (15 APRIL 1851 - 13 NOV 1929)
WILLIAM
STUART "BILLY" KUNZE (1908 – 19 MAY 1917)
MARGARET
T. (HERRING) KUTHY (27 JAN 1916 - 29 DEC 1972)
Mrs.
Margaret Kuthy, 55, of
Surviving are her husband, John; two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Carolyn) Mayer of Harrison and Miss Margaret Kuthy at
home; one son, James of Wyandotte; two brothers, Albert Herring; of New York
and John Herring of Wyandotte; and two grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the Rev. F. E. Voller officiating; Burial was in
EMMETT
L. KYES (1856 – 18 MARCH 1935)
SARAH
AMANDA KYES (1857 – 16 FEB 1933)
L'S
ANSON
LADD (1834 - JAN 1925)
JULIA
LADD (? - 7 SEP 1901)
THEODORE
LADUKE (31 OCT 1900 - 13 NOV 1974)
Theodore
(Ted) LaDuke, 74, of
Surviving are his wife Hester; 2 sons Donald
and Theodore Jr., both of
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BERNADINE J. (GOULD)
LAGE (30 APR 1935 – 9 MAR 2010)
Bernadine
J. Lage, age 74, of Gladwin, passed away at her home with her family by her
side on Tuesday, March 9, 2010. She was born April 30, 1935 in Detroit, the
daughter of the late Sylvester and Elizabeth Gould. Bernadine loved her dog
Elvis, spending time with family and friends and the girls from TOPS.
She
was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene R. Lage; and son, Eugene Lage. She
is survived by her daughters, Lori Edwards of Gladwin and Michelle Dever of
Gladwin; nine grandchildren, Jenna Dever of Florida, Thomas Edwards of
Roseville, Laura Edwards of Clarkston, Allen Edwards of Clinton Township,
Timothy Edwards of East Pointe, Timothy Lage of Port Huron, Kristina Speildt of
Grand Rapids, Justin Speildt of Grand Rapids, and Anthony Speildt of Lowell;
five great-grandchildren; brother, James (Betty) Gould of Clinton Township.
Funeral
services were held on Friday, March 12, 2010 at the Sisson Funeral Home with
Pastor Tony Reynolds officiating. Interment was in Highland Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 3/17/2010.
HAZEL
MAE (HURLEES)
LEOTIS
LOREN LAKE (11 NOV 1889 - 21 JUNE 1947)
Mr. Lake was born in Van Wert County, Ohio
on November 11, 1889. He has made his home in Gladwin for the past 6 years. Mr.
Lake was known to his friends in Gladwin as "Rocky"
MI
PVT 7 INF 3 DIV WWI
LORETTA
A. (BRUNNI)
PAUL
E. LAMBDIN (20 MAY 1942 - 14 JULY 1967)
LOSES
LIFE IN TRACTOR UPSET
A 25-year-old
Besides his wife, he is survived by one
daughter, Lisa Marie; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lambdin, of Brighton;
two brothers, Harold, U.S. Army in Germany, and Robert of Brighton; one sister,
Mrs. Betty Wright, Harrison; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stamm, DeSoto,
Ill., and Willie Lambdin, Gladwin; adn a great grandparent, Elmer Batteau, of
Illinois.
Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. S. H. Boubolt of Harrison officiated and burial
was in
MI
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OWEN
J. LAMBERT (1 OCT 1905 - 25 APRIL 1971)
Owen
J. Lambert, 65, died Sunday, April 25, at his home at
Surviving are his wife, Leona; four sons,
Delbert A. of Gladwin, Claude W. of West Branch, Albert A. in the airforce at
Alamogordo, N. M., and Dean O. in the marines at Palms, Calif.; one brother and
two sisters; and 13 grandchildren. One son, Donald, preceded him in death.
Services are being held today (Wedneday) at 2:00 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home
with Henry Eicher officiating. Burial will be in
BARBARA J. (POWELL)
LANG (10 SEP 1937 – 29 AUG 2008)
Barbara
J. Lang, 70, of Beaverton passed away Aug. 29, 2008 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Midland. She was born Sept. 10, 1937 in Midland to Seth and Elsie
(Weston) Powell then adopted by Homer and Evelyn (Smith) Powell. She was a
homemaker and had lived in Gladwin County her whole life. Barbara had been
togehter with George Lang for 50 years and married on Feb. 10, 1992 in Florida.
She
is survived by her husband, George Lang of Beaverton; sons, Don (Cindy) Hannah,
Ken (Joan) Hannah, Doug Hannah, all of Beaverton; daughters, Doris Ferguson of
Beaverton, and Lorraine (Rich) Barkalow of Moyack, North Carolina; brothers,
Ira "Sonny" Powell of Las Vegas, Nevada, Roy Powell of Florida,
Harold Powell of Jefferson City, Missouri, Larry Powell of New Mexico, and
Homer Powell of Houghton Lake; sisters, Margoret Merchant of Bethany, Missouri,
Beulah Bourland of Houghton Lake, Delores Bourland of Bethany, Missouri,
Eleanor Reisner of Midland, and Bonnie Jellison of Georgia; 15 grandchildren
and 29 great-grandchildren.
She
was preceded in death by her parents, Seth and Elsie Powell, and Homer and
Evelyn Powell; great-grandson, Brandon Ash; and son-in-law, Lyle Ferguson.
Funeral
services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008 at Hall-Kokotovich
Funeral Home in Gladwin with Pastor Chris Hale officiating. She will be laid to
rest in Highland Cemetery in Gladwin. Memorial contributions will be used
according to the wishes of the family. Gladwin County Record dated 09-03/2008.
CECIL
J. LANG (15 APRIL 1928 - ?)
GEORGE
J. LANG (7 MAR 1916 – 4 MAY 2009)
George J. Lang, 93, of Beaverton passed away May 4,
2009. He was born on March 7, 1916 in Gladwin County to Ezra and Katherine
(Bastin) Lang. George married Barbara Powell on Feb. 10, 1992 in Florida. She
preceded him in death in 2008. He was a veteran of the United States Army,
serving in World War II and later became owner/operator of Lang & Sons
Elevator, Beaverton.
George is survived by his sons, Don (Cindy) Hannah
of Beaverton, Ken (Joan) Hannah of Beaverton; daughters, Doris Ferguson of
Beaverton, Lorraine (Rich) Barkalow of Moyack, North Carolina; son Doug Hannah
of Beaverton; 15 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; brother, Bud Lang of
Gladwin; sister, Evelyn Robertson of Gladwin; as well as several nieces and
nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara;
mother, Katherine; father, Ezra; step-mother, Mary; grandson, Brandon Ash;
son-in-law, Lyle Ferguson; brothers, Chuck, Albert, Walt and Bill.
Funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m. on
Friday, May 8, 2009 at Hall-Kokotovich Funeral Home, Gladwin with Pastor Chris
Hale officiating. Visitation will be held on Thursday, May 7, 2009 from 3-9
p.m. at the funeral home. He will be laid to rest at Highland Cemetery,
Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 05-06/2009.
MARGARET
L. LANG (20 DEC 1928 - 27 FEB 2003)
Margaret
E. Lang, 74, of
In
addition to her husband, survivors include son Robert (Jeanne) Lang of
Beaverton; daughters Dr. Carol Lang (Jim Steichen) of
Funeral
services were held at 11 a.m. March 4 at
WALTER
H. LANG (7 APRIL 1925 - 19 DEC 1986)
Walter
H. Lang, 61, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
Bruce of Beaverton and Douglass of Edmore; one daughter, Mrs. James (Linda)
Kern of Beaverton, 4 brothers, George and Cecil of Beaverton, Albert of Morton,
Services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Beaverton Chapel. The Rev. Father Joseph Schabel
officiated and burial was in the
CPL
ALBERT
B. LANGE (7 JULY 1914 - 1 OCT 2003)
Albert B.
Lange, age 89, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2003 at Tendercare Nursing
Home-Midland. He was born in Gladwin on July 7, 1914 to the late August and
Anna Lange. He married the former Helen Strohkirch in Gladwin on June 7, 1947;
she preceded him in July of 1990. Al was retired form McDonald Dairy and was a
member of Our Savior Lutheran Church.
He is
survived by two sons, Harold Lange of
Funeral
Services were held Saturday, Oct. 4, 2003 at the Sisson Funeral Home with
Reverend Timothy Verity presiding with burial in
AUGUST
LANGE (8 JAN 1888- 11 JUNE 1966)
GLADWIN MAN DIES
GLADWIN --- August Lange, 78, died Saturday
afternoon at the Gladwin Hospital after an illness of several months. Born in
Russia Jan. 8, 1888, Mr. Lange came to America in 1910 locating at Berrien
Springs. He moved to Gladwin in 1911 where he had made his home since that
time. He was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church.
Survivors include two sons, August Jr. of Berrien
Springs, Albert of Flint; two daughters, Mrs. Ida Gray of Flint and Mrs. Meta
Koester of Davidson; six grandchildren; two brothers, William of Lansing and
Ernest of Perry.
Funeral services will be held from Our Savior
Lutheran Church in Oberlin Tuesday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Ernest Mueller
officiating. Burial will be in the Highland cemetery in Gladwin. Friends may
call at the Miner Funeral Home in Gladwin until 11 a.m. Tuesday and then at the
church until time of service.
CARL
H. LANGE (1890 - 21 APRIL 1959)
HELEN
M. (STROHKIRCH) LANGE (1912 – 27 JULY 1990)
HUGO
LANGE (11 APRIL 1859 - 5 OCT 1912)
ROSE
B. (BOYER) LANGE (12 AUG 1896 - 16 JULY
1970)
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. ROSE LANGE
Rose Lange, 73, of Gladwin, died Thursday,
July 16, in the
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Burdick, of Terre Haute, Ind., Mrs. Marian Johnson, of Eaton Rapids, Mrs. Janet
Strohkirch and Mrs. Doris Shell, of Gladwin and Mrs. Patricia Umphrey, of
Clare; two brothers, Ray Boyer, of Clare and Amos Boyer, of Gladwin; one
sister, Mrs. Ina Conklin; of Gladwin; 29 grandchildren and 21 great
grandchildren.
Rites were held Sunday at 3:30 p.m. from the
Miner-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. John Cermak officiated and burial was in
the
CHARLES
E. LANNIN (1882 – 8 OCT 1955)
GRACE
M. LANNIN (1885 - 1953)
ELEANOR
A. LASHUAY (1932 – 8 MAY 1982)
ADAM
LASZLO (1876 – 17 DEC 1958)
ANNA
LASZLO (1873 - JAN 1925)
CLARA
W. LATSHAW (1883 - 1965)
ALEXANDER
LAYCOCK (23 JULY 1842 - 31 MARCH 1915)
ALEXANDER
LAYCOCK ANSWERS DEATH'S CALL
ALSO
NORRIS CUMMINGS, PROMINENT CITIZEN OF CLEMENT
AND
OTHER OLD RESIDENTS -- CHILD AT HIGHWOOD FATALLY
BURNED
IN LOGGING FALLOW.
Alexander
Laycock died March 31 at his home in Gladwin city from acute bronchitis after
several weeks' illness. He was born near
He is survived by his wife and four
children, Frank Laycock of
FRED
LAYCOCK (3 SEP 1874 - 25 MARCH 1933)
Fred
Laycock, one of Gladwin's prominent business men, died of heart trouble
Saturday afternoon, March 25, 1933, at his home on
In
1904 he married Miss Louis Dawe. Four children, William, Clarence, Harold and
Elizabeth were born to them. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday,
March 28, at 10:00 a.m., conducted by Rev. L. M. Whitney, followed by burial at
Wellington
Wagar, Glenn McClure, R. J. Smith, Thomas Stock, T. G. Ayre and J. D. McDonald were
pallbearers. Besides his family mentioned above two brothers and one sister,
Frank and Herbert Laycock and Mrs. Edith Spooner of
MARY
LOUISE (DAWE) LAYCOCK (31 JULY 1877 - 22 APRIL 1944)
SERVICES
TUESDAY FOR MRS. LAYCOCK
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home here for Mrs. Fred Laycock, 66, of Gladwin, who passed
away Saturday after a week's illness. The Rev. Erick Whiting, of
Surviving are three sons, William and
Clarence Laycock, of Gladwin, alnd Sgt. Harold Laycock, who is stationed in
PHEBE
ANN (SPIKE) LAYCOCK (23 JUNE 1845 - 16 JAN 1927)
Mrs.
Phebe A. Laycock died Jan. 16, 1927, at her home at
She is survived by three sons, and one
daughter, Frank and Herbert Laycock and Mrs. Edith Spooner of Shelldrake
Springs, N.Y., and Fred Laycock of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Maude Harker of
Heron, Montana, 15 grandchildren, 10 nephews and four nieces. Funeral services
were held at the home at Shelldrake Springs, Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 18,
conducted by Rev. Jeffers. The body was shipped to Gladwin and burial took
place in
THELMA
S. (
MRS.
THELMA S. LAYCOCK
Services for Mrs. Thelma S. Laycock, 56, of
Sage township, Gladwin county, were held Monday, March 12th at 2:00 p.m. at the
Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with the Rev. Byron Hatch officiating. Burial was
made in
WILLIAM
A. LAYCOCK (26 JUNE 1905 - 14 APRIL 1968)
GLADWIN
MAN KILLED IN CRASH SUNDAY MORNING
A 62 year-old Gladwin man was killed about
6:45 a.m. Sunday morning in a crash on M-18, south of
Laycock's truck was apparently struck in the
rear by a car operated by Gary L. Yeager, of
Laycock was thrown out of the truck on the
shoulder of the highway.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
John, at home; two brothers, Clarence of Gladwin and Harold of Kansas City,
Mo.; and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Cardwell of
SAMUEL
LAWRENCE (28 AUG 1891- 3 AUG 1959)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR SAM LAWRENCE
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home for Samuel Lawrence, 67, who died on Monday,
August 3, in
PVT
GEORGE
E. LEE (1875 – 24 JAN 1952)
LOUISA
B. (LANDIS) LEE (22 DEC 1927 - 11 JUNE 2005)
Louisa
B. Lee, Louisa B. Lee, 77, of
Surviving
her are her husband, Jim; three sons, Thomas (Delores) Corey of Algonac, James
Corey of Warren, and William Corey of Algonac; two step daughters, Debra G. Lee
of California and Tammie M. Fedor of Howell; six grandchildren; and one sister,
Gertrude (Fred) Corey of Clawson. One daughter, Linda Corey, predeceases her.
Services
were held Tuesday at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin. Rev. Tony Reynolds
officiated and burial was in
MAY
LEE (1876 - SEP 1957)
ERVIN
A. LEECK (22 AUG 1911 - 31 MARCH 1988)
Ervin
A. Leeck, 76, of 2981Nickless Rd., Gladwin, died Thursday, March 31, in the
Besides his wife, he is survived by his
mother, Anna Leeck of Alpena; one brother, Frederick of Clio; and 6 sisters,
Bessie Eagle of Mt. Morris, Evelyn Grablick of Flint, Anna Hubbard of Ypsilanti,
Shirley Zimmer of Philadelphia and Janet Smith and Ellen Meddaugh of Alpena. He
was preceded in death by his father and 4 brothers.
Rites were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial was
in the
ARMY
WWII
ANNA
J. (CROSKERY) LEININGER (25 SEP 1860 - 3 DEC 1941)
MRS.
J. W. LEININGER DIES WEDNESDAY
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs.
Anna J. Leininger, 81, one of Gladwin county's oldest pioneer residents. Mrs.
Leininger had lived in Gladwin since 1884 when she came here as a bride. Her death
on December 3, followed an illness of several months.
She was born in Lanark county,
Both Dr. and Mrs. Leininger were well-known
and respected throughout the county. They were long active in Masonic
organizations and they both were charter members of the local chapter of the
Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Leininger was also active in the
Dr. Leininger preceded Mrs. Leininger in
death on July 9, 1939. Survivors are a brother, James Croskery and a niece,
Mrs. L. J. Horder, both of Gladwin.
Rev. Floyd N. Drake, of the
JOHN
WESLEY LEININGER (7 MAY 1857 - 9 JULY 1939)
HOLDS
SERVICES FOR PHYSICIAN
DR.
J. W. LEININGER, 82, SUCCUMBS TO HEART ATTACK SUNDAY
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon
for Dr. J. W. Leininger, 82, pioneer Gladwin county physician and one of the
oldest praticing physicians in
Born in
He praticed in
TOLD
OF EARLY DAYS
In his later years Dr. Leininger enjoyed
telling of his experiences in Gladwin county during the lumber days. He was a
truly pioneer physician - often
traveling many miles on horseback through the woods to call on sick or injured
patients.
Like many physicians, in those days, he was
a registered pharamacist and operated a drug store in conjunction with his
pratice. His first store was located on the southwest corner of Silverleaf and
Cedar in about the same location as the present M-18 Restaurant. This building
burned in the big fire of 1900 when more than 20 other buildings on main street
were destroyed. Following the fire, Dr. Leininger erected the building now
occupied by Zettel's Drug Store.
Dr. Leininger was always active in civic and
fraternal work. He served as mayor of the city in 1901 and 1902 and during his
administration the city's first sewer was built. He was president of the
AN
ACTIVE MASON
He has always been one of the most active
members of the Gladwin Masonic lodge. He was a member of the order in
Recognition came for his work in his
profession recently when he was elected as an honorary member by the American
Medical Society. The Rev. Karl H. Keefer, of the
Pall bearers were selected from among his
old Gladwin friends and included Willard Walton, Dave Hawken, Ed A. Coan,
Walter Walker, R. J. Smith, Willis Smith and R. E. Stuart.
Surviving Dr. Leininger in addition to Mrs.
Leininger are a brother; Harry, of Detroit, a nephew, Herbert, of Gladwin, and
a niece, Mrs. L. J. Horder, of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 07-12/1939
Column - 2 Page - 1
J.
W. Wesley's paternal aunt, Appolonia H. Snell, of
The
text of that document follows:
"Appolonia
H. Snell, of Watertown, New York, being first duly sworn deposes and says, that
she know John W. Leininger, of Gladwin, Michigan and has personal knowledge of
the facts and circumstances connected with his birth at the time of its
occurrence, and that she knows of her own knowledge that the said John W.
Leininger was born at LeRoy, in the state of New York, sometime during the
month of May in the year 1857, that she was of the age of twenty four years at
the time of his birth and a sister of his father and that the time is fixed in
her mind from the fact that five weeks after his birth his parents and her
family removed to the state of Iowa, where his mother was taken with fever and
ague soon after their arrival there, and that they removed from that state the
following year.
Subscribed
and sworn to before me this 12th day of February, A.D. 1906."
Excerpted
from: Gladwin History Then & Now, printed 1990.
Family
ties in
Began
medical practice in
Served
as Mayor of Gladwin, was president of the school board.
In
1907 the doctor and a friend made a European and Mid East tour.
OTTO
LEMKE (1894 - 1978)
JOHN
LENARSIC (1905 – 13 DEC 1990)
BERTHA
M. (SCHRANZ) LENNON (17 NOV 1912 - 11 SEP 2001)
Bertha M.
Lennon, 88, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001 at
Surviving
are two sons, Leonard James and wife Mary of Littleton, Colo., and Larry C. and
wife Dianne of Coon Rapids, Minn.; one daughter, Janet and husband Thomas Sharp
of Owosso; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in
death by two brothers and four sisters.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Our Savior Lutheran Church with Rev. Timothy
Verity officiating. Burial was in
STEPHEN
J. LENNON (1909 – 29 APRIL 1969)
BELVIA
ELIZABETH (VANNEST) LEONARD (14 MAR 1890 – 26 FEB 1983)
(Midland Daily News,
Feb. 28, 1983)
Belvia Vanest
Leonard, 92, of Gladwin, died Saturday in
The former Belvia
Vanest married Fred Leonard in Gladwin in 1923. He died Jan.21, 1956.
She leaves daughters,
Mary A. Acker of
Services
will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in
CHARLES
S. LESLIE (1 APRIL 1849 - 17 NOV 1888)
Chas.
Leslie died suddenly at Wright Lumber Co. headquarters last Saturday, from lung
disease. He had been employed several years in various positions by the
company, principally in looking after and furnishing medical care for the large
number of horses employed in their work. He was aged 38 years and 8 months. The
remains were brought to this place and funeral services, conducted by Rev. John
Kelland, held at the M. E. church. Gladwin County Record dated 11-23/1888
Column - 2 Page - 5
JOHN
LEVEC/K? (20 FEB 1840 - 18 APRIL 1910)
A
veteran of the Civil war, John Levec, died at his home in this city, April 18,
of heart failure, age 70. He was born in Washington county, Ill., Feb. 20,
1840, and was married at Bellefontaine, O., Aug. 12, 1865, his wife's maiden
name being Mary Oden, who survives. They came to Gladwin eight years ago. Mr.
Levec served in Co. K, 121st
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CO K 121
EDITH
I. LEWIS (25 APRIL 1867 - 29 MAY 1900)
RONALD
WILLIAM LICHT (1915 – 5 FEB 1993)
LINFRED
GEORGE LINABERY (7 JULY 1912 - 19 APRIL 2003)
Linferd
George Linabery, 90, of Gladwin and
Early
in his work career, he was chief operator at Dow Chemical Company’s benzene
plant. He then owned and operated his family farm in Grout Twp. for over
twenty-five years providing custom harvesting many of those years. At Robinson
Industries, he helped develop the expandable bead process and maintained the
equipment used throughout the plant. In 1957, he founded Linabery Products, a
metal fabricating factory, where he manufactured products that he had invented
for both sign maintenance and recreation equipment. He held seven patents on
his products which were sold throughout the midwest. He was awarded the Best
Product of the Year on 1957 by the Gladwin County Development Corp. He and his
wife operated the factory until their retirement in 1971.
Flying
was Lin’s passion. During his twenty-five years of flying, he owned eight
airplanes and was a commercial pilot. He was the state vice president of the
Michigan Flying Farmers for two years and was a member of the National Flying
Farmers.
For
ten of their retirement years, Lin and Gladys traveled throughout the
He
is survived by his wife, Gladys; son, Dr. Linferd and wife Kathy Linabery of
Midland; daughter, Ann and husband Dennis Covell of Kingsley; five
grandchildren; five great grandchildren; brother, Harold Linabery of Midland;
sisters, Myrtie King of Beaverton, Bernice Dull of Midland, and Fern Pagano of
Lansing. Services were held from Hall Funeral Home Tuesday, April 22, 2003,
Rev. Charles Marble officiating with burial in
CORA
A. (EAGLESON) LINTON (26 MARCH 1885 - 15 NOV 1960)
SERVICES
FOR MRS. LINTON FRIDAY
Mrs. Cora A. Linton, 75, of
Survivors include two sons, Melvin, of
Detroit, and Walter, of Gladwin; five daughters, Mrs. Martin, of Detroit, Mrs.
Mildred Dell, of Pontiac, Mrs. Doris Cranston, of Ulby, Mrs. Grace Emerick,
Detroit, and Mrs. Loretta Cripps, of Farmington; a sister, Mrs. Leona Knight,
of Gladwin; and a brother, Harry Eagleson, of Gladwin.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home and burial is in
EDWARD
W. LINTON (30 MARCH 1882 - 28 JUNE 1941)
MAN
KILLED IN HAYING MISHAP
Edward W. Linton, 59, of Butman township,
died at the
He was brought to the
Surviving are his wife, the former Cora
Eagleson whom he married on August 8, 1906; a sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Higbee, of
Weidman; a brother, Benjamin Linton, of Detroit; five daughters, Mrs. Irene
Martin and Mrs. Grace Emrick, of Detroit; Mrs. Mildred Dell, of Pontiac; Doris,
of Marine City; and Loretta at home; three sons, Melvin, Walter and Ivan, all
of Detroit and six grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 07-02/1941 Column
- 5 Page - 1
IVAN
EDWARD LINTON (18 JUNE 1918 - 16 OCT 1944)
INJURIES
FATAL TO
Injuries received in an auto accident early
Sunday morning were fatal to Ivan E. Linton, 26, of Butman township, who died
at the
Hazen Houghtaling and a party of bird
hunters from Gladwin reached the scence of the accident and brought Mr. Linton
to the
Funeral services will be held at the Hall
Funeral Home herre Friday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. M. R. Jewell officiating
and burial will be in
ALBERT
C. LITTLE (1944 - 2004)
PENNEY
E. (SPRAQUE) LITTLE (1963 - 2003)
GLORIA
M. (ROBERSON) LLOYD (1954 - DEC 1978)
ELLA
LOCKARD (21 APRIL 1901 - 4 MAY 1922)
SARAH
MINERVA LOCKARD (26 AUG 1869 - 6 APRIL 1923)
S.
J. LOGAN ENDS LIFE
OLD
RESIDNET OF GLADWIN TOWNSHIP BLOWS HEAD OFF WITH GUN
DESPONDENT
OVER BUSINESS TROUBLES --- SEEKS RELIEF BY
Sherman J. Logan, many years a resident of
Gladwin township, put an end to his own life Monday morning at 7 o'clock. He
stepped outside his door and placed the muzzle of a single barreled shotgun to
his mouth and pulled the trigger with his cane, the charge blowing off his
head. Mr. Logan had been despondent over business troubles, to which his rash
deed is attributed. Last spring his house burned and other difficulties had
worried him until he sought relief by ending his life. Mr. Logan was a G.A.R.
man. He was born in
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CO C 16TH REG
ELBERT
E.LMER "BUD" LOHMAN (12 JUNE 1924 - 19 JAN 1997)
WILMA
JOAN (BRUSHABER) LOHMAN (1929 - ?)
ANDREW
LONG (14 APRIL 1880 - 08 JAN 1935)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO JUDGE LONG
JUDGE
OF PROBATE SUCCUMBS TO 3 MONTHS' SICKNESS; SERVICES THURSDAY
Andrew Long, Probate Judge of Gladwin
county, died at noon yesterday after an illness of more than three months. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren,
three miles south of
The editorial on page 2 was printed before
news of Judge Long's death had reached The Record office.
Born April 14, 1880, in Drake county,
From 1905 to 1914 he was variously occupied
in teaching school in Tobacco township and the
Worked
in Bank Shortly after the war he was employed as a clerk at the State Bank of
Beaverton. He workde off and on at the bank for several years. The Reverand
Harvey Hartsough who will preach the Judge's funeral service tomorrow is a
lif-long fried of the Longs and was his room-mate when they attended Manchester
College. Reverend Hartsough makes his home in
Surviving the Judge are his wife, Mrs.
Weltha Long; two sons, Lowell Long, who is teaching school at Wanatah, Indiana,
and Wendell Long, a student at Central State Teachers College; one daughter,
Miss Betty Miriam, a teacher at Battle Creek; and a grandchild; Leon Eugene
Long, son of Lowell. Gladwin County Record dated 01-09/1935 Column - 7 Page - 1
ANDREW
LONG
Andrew Long, son of John and Nancy Long, was
born near
For
nine years Mr. Long was a teacher in the high school and in the grades of
While at
During the past year his family noticed with
increasing concern that his health was gradually declining, yet with his
characteristic determination he pressed on, only to be compelled at last to
succumb to the dread disease that held him a prisoner. On October 12 he took
his bed, form which he never rose, even for an hour. Twice he received the holy
anointing and throughout his illness he was ever hopeful that God would heal
his stricken body. But God had other and better plans for him, and after an
illness of nearly five months he peacefully obeyed the summons which came for him
on Tuesday at the noon hour. Perhaps after all, the greatest work of his life
was the example he left to us of patient endurance in the midst of fiery
afflication.
Mr. Long possessed primarily a home-loving
soul. Those who lived in his home knew best his gentleness, his beautiful
patience and self-denial and his constant concern for the family circle. They
were the center about which all his life revolved. He had a keen interest in
business and in the affairs of state. A wholesome optimism pervaded his life,
which made his judgements ever lean to the side of mercy. He is probably the
only alumnus of
He is survived by his wife, his three
children, Lowell of Wanatah,
May we sum up his virtues in these familiar
lines: His life was gentle, and the elements, So mixed in him that Nature might
stand up, And say to all the world, "This was a man." Funeral
services were conducted on Thursday at 2:30 from the Church of the Brethren by
the Rev. H. L. Hartsough of
CARD
OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere thanks for
the many expressions of sympathy which we have received for the flowers with
their message of cheer; and the loving help given by neighbors and friends
during the illness and at the death of our husband and father, Mr. Andrew Long.
Mrs. Weltha Long and children. Gladwin County Record dated 01-16/1935 Column -
3 Page - 4
ELIZA
(SHELTER) LONG (24 MAY 1847 - 8 DEC 1938)
HARRY
LONG (10 DEC 1882 - 13 SEP 1904)
JOSEPH
LONG (4 JULY 1840 - 4 FEB 1905)
JOSEPH
WILLIAM LONG (1 JULY 1880 - 10 FEB 1939)
JOSEPH
LONG DIES FRIDAY AT HOSPITAL
Joseph Long died Friday of pneumonia,
February 10, at the
Surviving him are four sisters, Mrs. Gilbert
Sherman and Mrs. Wm. Nickless of Gladwin township, Mrs. B.A. Wright of
Funeral services were held at the home
Monday February 13 at 1 o'clock with Rev. W. M. Palmer officiating. Mrs. Ray
Cowell sang two appropriate numbers. Interment was in
LLOYD
LONG (1937 - 1938)
WELTHA
(MILLER) LONG (11 MARCH 1882 - 14 SEP 1958)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR MRS. LONG
Mrs. Weltha M. Long, 76, of
Surviving are two sons, Wendell of Midland
and Lowell of East Gary, Ind.; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Whisler, of
?
LONG (? - ?)
DONA
JANE (POLING) LONGSTRETH (21 DEC 1883 - 20 FEB 1920)
MRS.
BERT LONGSTRETH
Mrs. Bert Longstreth died in
Dona Jane Poling, was born in Hocking
county,
She was converted and joined the Methodist
church. She was a kind and loving mother, always cheerful and ready to look on
the bright side of life. To know her was to love her. She put her trust in God
and said, "If it were God's will she would love to be reunited with her
family", but God loved her more and bade her to come. The body was brought
to Gladwin for burial and arrived here Feb. 24. Short services were held at the
home and at the Highland cemetery, where the body was laid to rest, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. Vaughan of
Mother,
thou art gone to rest, An this shall be our prayer, That when we reach our
journey's end. Thy glory we may share. Oh, let us think of all she said, And
all the kind advice she gave, And let us do it now she's dead, And sleeping in
her grave. With aching hearts and tearful eyes. We laid her down to rest; Yet
while we wept we felt that she Was sleeping with the blest. No sickness, grief,
nor sighing Can dim her features now; A crown of dazzling glory Shall rest upon
her brow. Oh, let us meet that wife and mother In that bright world on high,
Where all is joy and gladness, Where pleasures never die. Mother has obeyed her
Saviour's call, He who suffered for us all. The angels took her by the hand And
led her to that better land. Mother now has left us lonely. For no longer could
she wait; But when we shall enter heaven She will open wide the gate. Our
dearest mother now has left us And her loss we deeply feel; But it is God who
has bereft us; He can all our sorrows heal. Gladwin County Record dated
03-04/1920 Column - 3 Page – 4
EMMETT
“BERT” LONGSTRETH (17 JAN 1879 - 8 APRIL 1951)
BERT
LONGSTRETH BURIED TODAY
Funeral services for Bert Longstreth, 72,
were held this morning from
RUSSELL A. LONGSTRETH
(21 OCT 1899 - 5 MAY 1978)
RUSSELL
LONGSTRETH
Russell
A.Longstreth, 78, of 4799 S. M-18, Beaverton, died Friday, May 5, in the
Midland Hospital Center after a short illness. Born in VanWert, Ohio, on
October 21, 1899, he came to Gladwin County in 1938 and farmed. Mr. Longstreth
was married to the former Mildred Gee on December 22, 1923, in Flint. She
preceded him in death in 1945.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Russell of Midland, Marlin and Ronald of Beaverton and Jerry of
Coleman; 4 daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Mable) Evans, Mrs. Velma Hutson and Mrs.
Richard (Shirley) Swanton of Beaverton and Mrs Robert (Rose) Hanks of
Taylorville; 3 brothers, Ray and Harry of Beaverton and Gerald of Clare; 3
sisters, Mrs. Frances Dubey of Warren, Mrs. Opal Early of Roseville and Mrs.
Arthella Land of Beaverton; 34 grandchildren and 30 greatgrandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from theBeaverton Church of the Nazerene. The Rev.
Mark Moore officiated and burial was in the Highland Cemetery, Gladwin.
Arrangements were in charge of theHall Funeral Home.
EARL
E. LOVELESS (25 JULY 1911 - 13 JAN 1986)
Earl
E. Loveless, 74, of 3877 W. M-61, Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 13, in the
Besides his wife, he is survived by one
sister, Lilly Wally of Hackleburg,
WT3
MYRTLE
E. (RHODES) LOVELESS (1916 – 29 JAN 1997)
BENJAMIN
F. LOYENGOOD (1875 – 22 DEC 1931)
NELLIE
B. LOYENGOOD (1877 – 22 MARCH 1940)
ALEXANDER
G. LUCAS (APRIL 1886 - FEB 1948)
FRANCIS
LUCAS (16 JAN 1849 - 18 OCT 1904)
ISAAC
H. LUCAS (? - ?)
RUSSELL
H. LUCAS (1895 - ?)
CATHERINE
I. (YORK) LUCKETT (1914 - JAN 1980)
JOHN
ERNEST LUCKETT (1910 – 20 JULY 1989)
WALTER
W. LYONS (1896 – 6 AUG 1913)
AMY
L. LYTLE (19 FEB 1866 - 23 SEP 1917)
ROBERT
A. LYTLE (17 FEB 1889 - 2 APRIL 1976)
Robert
A. Lytle, 87, of
Surviving are two brothers, Howard of
Jackson and Floyd of Cincinnati; four sisters, Mrs. Marian Batchelor of
Greenville, N.C., Mrs. Olive Manzinger and Mrs. Irene Erskine of Clearwater,
Fla. and Mrs. Hazel Stimpson of Saline; a nephew, William Lytle of Chicago. One
brother William preceded him in death.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev. Byron Hatch officiated and
burial was in the
WAGR
HENRIETTA
LYTLE (25 JULY 1862 - 17 MARCH 1891)
WILLIAM
LYTLE (1862 – 20 MAY 1934)
M'S
CHARLIE
MABIE (1872 - 1906)
EDNA
MABIE (1881 - 1916)
FRANCES
(TARDIF) MACGREGOR (1886 – 3 DEC 1965)
GEORGE
ROBERT MACGREGOR (9 OCT 1884 - 13 JULY 1963)
SERVICES
HELD FOR GEO. MACGREGOR
George R. MacGregor, 79, died suddenly at
his home in Gladwin Saturday morning. Born in West Virginia Octorber 9, 1884,
he moved to Gladwin four years ago from
Survivors include his wife, Frances, a
daughter, Mrs. Jean Eagleson, of Gladwin; and three grandsons. Funeral services
were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. C. E. Sturm,
of West Branch, officiating. Burial was in
DONALD E. MADDOX
(1918 – 9 AUG 2000)
ELINOR
M. MADDOX (1915 - NOV 1999)
BLANCHE
E. (WHITE) MADILL (19 JULY 1893 - 28 JULY 1968)
SERVICES
HELD FOR EX-RESIDENT
Mrs. Blanche E. Madill, 75, of
Surviving are her husband, Walter E. Madill,
Rites were held today (Wednesday) at 3 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles Allen officiated and burial was in
the
HENRY
ALEXANDER MADILL (21 MAY 1848 - 25 JAN 1922)
OLD-TIMER
CALLED TO THEIR LONG HOME
CIVIL
WAR VETERAN ANSWERS LAST CALL
Henry
A. Madill died Jan. 25, 1922, at 11:30 p.m., at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Levi H. Baumgardner on
Henry A. Madill was born May 21, 1848, in
Mr. Madill was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal church and the I.O.O.F. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Anna
Walker of Grout township, Mrs. Alice Baumgarder of Gladwin, Mrs. Delia Phillips
of Clio, Mrs. Josie Brubaker of Grout township, and one son Walter Madill of
Montrose. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the
M. E. church conducted by Rev. E. T. Smith. Gladwin County Record dated
01-26/1922 Column - 3 Page - 1
CORRECTED
BELOW:
HENRY
A. MADILL
Henry A. Madill died Jan. 25, 1922, at 11:30
p.m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Levi H. Baumgardner on
Henry A. Madill was born May 21, 1848, in
Mr. Madill was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal church and the I.O.O.F. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Anna
Walker of Grout township, Mrs. Alice Baumgarder of Gladwin, Mrs. Delia Phillips
of Clio, Mrs. Josie Brubaker of Grout township, and one son Walter Madill of
Montrose. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the
M. E. church conducted by Rev. E. T. Smith. Gladwin County Record (Correction)
dated 02-09/1922 Column - 5 Page - 5
CO
D 48TH NY REG CIVIL WAR
VIRGINIA
(CULY) MADILL (24 JULY 1854 - 4 NOV 1915)
MANY
YEARS A RESIDENT OF
MRS.
HENRY A. MADILL ANSWERS CALL
Virginia
Culy was born at
She was the mother of six children, five of
whom survive her, Annie Walker, Adelia Phillips, Josephine Brubaker, Walter
Madill, all of Gladwin, and Alice Baumgardner of
Gone form our midst to reap her due reward,
Is that loved mother who was to us so dear, Gone up on high to meet her risen
Lord. And stand before him without sense of fear.
Services were held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. H.
Cornelius. Interment in
ANTHONY
MAIER, SR (11 JUNE 1905 - 4 MAY 2001)
Anthony
Maier Sr., 95, of
Tony
married Martha Maxwell, Nov. 24, 1931 in Gladwin. He was a pipe fitter for The
Dow Chemical Company in
Besides
his wife he is survived by three daughters, Wanda and husband Dale Rawson of
Farwell, Wanetta and husband Dean Cochrane of Beaverton, and Anna and husband
Dick Willette of Millington; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two
stepgreat-grandchildren; and one nephew, Michael Maier.
He
was preceded in death by one daughter, Donna Lee in 1938; one son, Anthony Jr.
in 1938; two brothers, Joseph and Paul; and his parents.
Services
will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) at the
CORA
B. MALONE (1918 - ?)
DOROTHY
A. MALONE (1913 – 28 SEP 1989)
JOHN
J. MALONE (1903 – 20 MARCH 1989)
VICTOR
D. MALONE, SR (1913 - JUNE 1981)
RICHARD
E. "DICK" MALOSH (12 MAY 1931 - 14 AUG 2001)
Richard E. "Dick" Malosh, 70, of
Gladwin, died Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2001 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland
following a long illness. Born May 12, 1931 in Beaverton, he was the son of
Ralph and Ottie (Elzay) Malosh. He was a lifetime resident of Gladwin County.
Dick married Irene (Wilser), Aug. 9, 1952. They recently celebrated 49 years of
marriage. He was a veteran off the Korean War, serving in the U.S. Army.
He
received an associates degree in accounting from Northeastern School of
Commerce in 1955. He worked at Gladwin Hardware for nine years, and then worked
at The Gladwin County Record in advertising for 29 years, retiring in 1995.
Dick was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church. He was an avid bowler and was
inducted into the Bowling Hall of Fame in 1986.
Besides his wife he is survived by two
daughters, Ann and husband Mike Kruchkow, and Pat and husband Tony Hall, all of
Gladwin; one son, Bob and wife Denise of Gladwin; seven grandchildren; and two
sisters, Bernice Davis of Harrison and Helen Rise of Cadillac. He was preceded
in death by his parents; stepfather, Curt Elzay; and three brothers, John, Ed,
and Don. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Hall Funeral Home of Gladwin
with services at Our Savior Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Highland
Cemetery. Call the funeral home for date and time of the services. Gladwin
County Record dated 08-15/2001 Column - 5 Page - 2
LILLIE
(WHEELER) MALZACK (1869 – 6 AUG 1957)
OPAL
LITTLE
WILLIAM
FRANK MANCHESTER (1914 – 6 NOV 1978)
ALVAH
BARRY
W. MANN (1945 - 1945)
BERNARD
W. MANN (1945 - NOV 1967)
BESSIE
ELEANOR
P. MANN (1922 - 1993)
ETHEL
C. MANN (1890 - 1977)
HARRY
W. MANN (1912 - 1994)
ILO
C. MANN (22 JULY 1915 - 6 NOV 2005)
Ilo
C. Mann, 90, of Basin,
She is
survived by five sons, Jack Mann of Flint, Jerry Mann of Clare, Doyle (Shirley)
Mann of Beaverton, Arnold (Ardis) Mann of Barreton, and Duane (Connie) Mann of
Clare; one daughter, Dawn (Mike) Seckman of Greybull, Wyoming; three sisters,
Ellen Garver of Pontiac, Violet Davis of Fenton and Rose Kapplinger of Farwell;
one brother, Carl Athey of Clare; 17 grandchildren, several Great-grandchildren
and Great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and
husband, five brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on
Friday, Nov. 11 at Hall Funeral Home,
WENDELL
HARRY MANN (1941 – 1 MAY 1941)
JAMES
R. MANNING, III (1 MARCH 1969 - 18 JULY 1996)
DUSTRAL
D. (FRITZ) MANSFIELD (1924 - ?)
J.
RUSSEL MANSFIELD (11 FEB 1921 – 2 MAR 1991)
From the Gladwin County Record --- March 6, 1991
J. RUSSELL MANSFIELD
J. Russell Mansfield, 70, of 26 11 W. Youngs Rd.,
Gladwin, died Saturday, March 2, 1991, in Sarasota Memorial Hospital, Sarasota,
Fla., after a short illness. Born in Clement Township, Feb. 11, 1921, he had
spent his lifetime here. Mr. Mansfield was a machine assembler for Brown
Machine Co. and retired In 1983 after 20 years. He also owned Mansfield's
garage form 1952 to 1965. He had been a Boy scout leader, a member of the Civil
Air Patrol and the Sheriff's MarinePatrol. Mr. Mansfield and the former Dustral
Fritz were married Dec. 19, 1942, in Midland.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 3 sons, Larry,
Jerry and Jeffrey of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Susan Mansfield of Gladwin and Mrs.
Janice Van Wormer of Prudenville; and 9 grandchildren. A son, Thomas, preceded
him in death as an infant in 1949.
Services will be held Thursdayat 1 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Melvin Stauffer will officiate and
burial will be in the Highland Cemetery.
PATRICIA
ANN MANSFIELD (1949 – 5 AUG 1978)
TOMMY
H. (Infant) MANSFIELD (? – 23 FEB 1949)
MIKE
MANYET (1897 – 16 NOV 1920)
ISAAC
ALBERT MARKLE (21 OCT 1897 – 15 SEP 1959)
BERT
MARKLE STRICKEN SUDDENLY
Isaac Albert Markle, 61, well known merchant
in Gladwin county since 1921, died suddenly Tuesday evening at his home here of
a heart attack. Mr. Markle was born in Gladwin on October 21, 1897, and spent
his lifetime here. He was married to the former Miss Velma Cuddie on August 14,
1927, in Skeels.
Mr. Markle was a business man in Gladwin
nearly all of his life. In association with his father, he started a general
store 38 years ago under the firm name of S. Markle & Son. This partnership
continued until the death of the senior Mr. Markle. In later years dry goods
items were dropped from the store's line and the business was operated as a
grocery and farm produce market. The orginal building was razed and a modern
cement block buildings were built. These were destroyed by fire several years
ago and the buildings, now housing the Perry IGA Grocery and Schwager's Variety
Store were built by Mr. Markle. After he leased the food store quarters to Mr.
Perry, he continued to operate the farm supply store on
Surviving is his wife, Velma; three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Arlene Gould, of Alaska, Mrs. Lola Jean Brubaker, of
Beaverton, and Mrs. Iris Irene Lambert, of Gladwin; his mother, Mrs. Mary Etta
Markle of Gladwin; and five grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held Friday
at 2 p.m. at the
SERVICES
HELD FOR GLADWIN WOMAN TODAY GLADWIN---Funeral services were held today from
the
Mrs. Velma Markle of Gladwin, 10 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, one
great-great-grandchild; a sister, Mrs. Effie Finney of
SYLVESTER
MARKLE (6 DEC 1863 – 8 SEP 1931)
VELMA
L. (CUDDIE) MARKLE (9 AUG 1909 – 2 JULY 1988)
GEORGE
D. MARME (29 APRIL 1898 - OCT 1938)
FORMER
GLADWIN MAN DIES OF GUN WOUND
George
Marme, 40, a former Gladwin resident died last week in
A son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Marme of
IND.
CPL 2 CO COAST ARTY
HARRIET
L. MARTIN (9 NOV 1908 - 13 NOV 1982)
WILLIAM
B. MARTIN (30 MARCH 1911 - 15 FEB 1974)
William
B. Martin, 62, of Gladwin, died Friday, Feb. 15, at his home. He has been in
failing health since 1955. Born in
Besides his wife, he is survived by two
sons, William Martin of Gladwin and Richard Henry of Pontiac; three
granddaughters, Dawn, Della and Zina Martin, who live with them; one brother,
Raymond of Ft. Myers, Fla.; and a half-brother, Clarence Robinson of Pontiac.
Rites were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Jerry Locher officiated and burial was in the
ANNA
MARIA (CHARHITA) MARTONOSI (27 DEC 1898 – 18 APR 1984)
Anna Martonosi,
Gladwin (Bay City Times, April 19, 1984)
Mrs. Martonosi, 85,
died Wednesday in
LEO
A. MARTONOSI (15 OCT 1894 - 27 APR 1982)
From the Gladwin County Record --- May 5, 1982
LEO MARTONOSI SR.
Leo A. Martonosi Sr., 87, of 15 E. M-61, Gladwin,
died athis home Tuesday, April 27, following a long illness. Born in
Austria-Hungary on October 15, 1894, he came to Gladwin County in 1910. Mr.
Martonosi owned and operated Leo's Place for several years. He was a member of
the Knights of Columbus 5280, the Sacred Heart Church and the Hay Senior
Citizens Club. He and the former Anna Charita were married May 15, 1917, in
Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, John,
Leo Jr. and Joe of Gladwin and Lewis of Brooklyn; 2 daughters, Mrs. Leonard
(Erma) Keen and Mrs. Ethel Govitz of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Victoria Cary of
Lincoln Park; 26 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and one great great
grandchild. One son, Albert, preceded him in death in January 1939.
Services were held Fridayat 11 a.m. from the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church. The Rev. Father Baldwin Beyer officiated and burial was
in the Highland Cemetery. A Rosary was saidThursday evening at 8 p.m. at the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
From the Gladwin County Record --- May 12, 1982
CORRECTION
In the obituary of Leo Martonosi Sr. last week, it
should have said 36 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren and not 26 and 27.
ESTHER
ANN MATHER (1926 – 10 MARCH 1964)
GRACE
A. MATHER (1887 – 24 JUNE 1976)
MILTON
MARTIN SR. MATHER (1886 – 25 NOV 1969)
CECIL
LEONARD MATTHEWS (9 SEP 1898 - 18 APRIL 1968)
RITES
HELD FOR CECIL MATTHEWS
Cecil L. Matthews, 69, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Ethel Sharp and Iris Matthews, of Clare County, Mrs. Thelma
Hennesay and Mrs. Shirley Kigar, of Genesee County; four sons, Leonard, of
Owosso, Leland and Melvin, of Genesee County and Fred, of Clare County; two
brothers, Walter, Clare and Howard, of Roscommon; and 17 grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the
Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. John W. Cermak officiated and burial was in
DELVIN
R. MATTHEWS (19 MAY 1929 - 8 JUNE 1945)
EDWARD
J. MATTHEWS (4 AUG 1859 - 28 DEC 1930)
EDWARD
J. MATTHEWS CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
AFTER
MANY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE VETERAN CONDUCTOR PASSES TO HIS REWARD
Edward J. Matthews, on of the most widely
known men in Gladwin county, died Saturday, Dec. 28, at 6 p.m. He had been in
failing health for several years, but tenaciously fought off the inroads of
disease. He retired from service as conductor on the Michigan Central railroad
on Oct. 31, 1928 after 48 years and eight months of service, 41 years of it
being on the Gladwin branch, he being the first conductor to bring, a train
over the Gladwin branch. Until the advent of the automobile the M. C. branch
was the only means of ingress and egress from Gladwin county. Mr. Matthews
became acquainted with and is known by nearly all of the people of the county,
and being of genial and kindly disposition, his friends were many. He was
faithful and loyal to his company, and at all times a trusted employee.
Edward J. Matthews was born Aug. 4, 1859 at
Dexter, Washtenaw county,
Mr. Matthews had been in poor health for
about 10 years, his illness starting with an attack of influenza, during which
time he was able part of time to look after his duties as conductor on the
Michigan Central, and at other times his condition was very serious for weeks.
Mr. Matthews rallied from these attacks many times, and was able to be on duty
again.
While at the
He is survived by his wife and grandson,
Edward Matthews. Services were held Wednesday afternoon Jan. 1, at 1:30 at the
residence conducted by Rev. David S. Agnew of West Branch and assisted by Rev.
Leroy M. Whitney. Burial at
Automatice couplers and air brakes were not
in use during the logging days, and nearly all trainmen sustained the loss of
one or more fingers. Mr. Matthews was an exception, although he was in many
perilous adventures, such as running into trees across the tracks, cars leaving
the rails, etc.
Mr. Matthews had many interesting
experiences to relate of the day of the "link and pin," as railroad
men term the period prior to the automatic couplers. Among them is bringing the
first locomotive for the Scott-Gerrish railroad up the
Mr. Gerrish started another railroad running
from
ELLA
B. (HAYNES) MATTHEWS (1877 - AFT. 1929)
ESTELLA
M. MATTHEWS (1903 - SEP 1993)
FREDERICK
WALDRICK MATTHEWS (17 FEB 1887 - 21 JULY 1920)
Frederick
Mathews was the victim of an accident which occurred at
Frederic Mathews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mathews, was born Feb. 17, 1888, in Grout township. He served in the American
Expeditionary Forces 18 months, was wounded in the left arm while in service,
and had only been home a short time.
The body was brought to Gladwin and taken to
the home of his parents, in
GRETHEN
LUTRELL (SKEELS) MATTHEWS (21 SEP 1904 - 29 MARCH 1923)
Gretchen
Lutrell Skeels was born in
She leaves husband, two little children,
parents, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Manwaring and Doris Skeels now at home,
besides numberous other relatives and friends. All that kind and loving hands
could do was done for her but Jesus thought better to take her to dwell with
him. Funeral was held April 3 at the Smith Creek church, conducted by Elder
George W. Bailey of
HOWARD
E. MATTHEWS (1 AUG 1897 – 3 AUG 1987)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- August 12, 1987
HOWARD
MATTHEWS
Howard
E. Matthews, 90, of Flint and formerly of Gladwin, died Monday, Aug. 3 in
Hurley Medical Center after a long illness. Born in Clare County Aug. 1, 1897,
he moved to Gladwin County in 1941 and then back to Flint in 1982. Mr. Matthews
worked at Buick Motors for several years and also was a caretaker for Mid
Forest Lodge and the Benmark Club. Mr. Matthews and the former Rose Muma were
married Oct. 1, 1924, in Flint. She preceded him in death May 11, 1985.
Surviving
are 2 sons, James of Gladwin and Darwin of Hope; 3 daughters, Mrs. Donald
(Jean) Kipple, Mrs. James (Onalee) Bailey and Mrs. Joyce Entrekin of Flint; 13
grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 5
brothers and 2 sisters. Services were held Thursday at p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl Briggs officiated and burial was in the Highland
Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Michigan
Heart Association.
JOSEPH
C. MATTHEWS (1908 - 1962)
KETCHEN
L. MATTHEWS (1904 - 1923)
MARY
JANE MATTHEWS (1895 - 1937)
MAXINE
E. MATTHEWS (1925 - 1925)
RICHARD
N. MATTHEWS (22 FEB 1886 - 6 MARCH 1968)
RITES
HELD FOR R. N. MATTHEWS
Richard N. Matthews, 82, of
Survivors are three brothers, Walter and
Cecil Matthes of
ROBERT
C. MATTHEWS (2 JUNE 1842 - 24 APRIL 1922)
Robert
C. Matthews died April 24, 1922, at his in
ROBERT
CHARLES MATTHEWS (1 AUG 1892 - 5 JUNE 1919)
Robert
Charles Matthews of Nester township died June 5 after several weeks' illness
with typhoid fever. He was a son of Richard Matthews and was born in Gladwin
August 1, 1892. Burial in
Note:
Obituary stating Robert is the son of Richard Matthews must be wrong. I show he
is a son of Robert & Mary Jane (Muma) Matthews.
ROSE
ELLEN (MUMA) MATTHEWS (15 OCT 1902 – 11 MAY 1985)
From the Gladwin County Record --- May 15, 1985
ROSE MATTHEWS
Rose E. Matthews, 82, of Flint and formerly of
Gladwin, died Saturday, May 11, in Hurley Hospital Flint. Born in Nester
Township Oct. 15, 1902, she moved to Flint in 1928 and back to Gladwin in 1941.
Mrs. Matthews returned to Flint in 1982. The former Rose Muma she was married
to Howard Matthews Oct. 1, 1924, in Flint.
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2 sons,
James of Gladwin and Darwin of Hope; 3 daughters, Mrs. Donald (Jean) Kipple,
Mrs. James (Onalee) Bailey and Joyce Entrekin of Flint; 13 grandchildren and 15
great grandchildren. Rites were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Sisson-Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl Briggs officiated and burial was in the Highland
Cemetery.
ZELTA
R. MATTHEWS (1938 - APRIL 1938)
WALTER
H. MAULE (18 FEB 1920 – 03 DEC 1983)
(Midland Daily News,
Dec. 5, 1983)
Walter H. Maule, 63,
of Gladwin, died Saturday, Dec. 3, 1983, in
He was born Feb. 18,
1920, in the
He leaves brothers,
George Maule of Florida, Bill Maule of Mancelona, Leo Maule of Newberry and
Lester Maule and Henry Maule, both of Pontiac; sisters, Harriet Snover of Royal
Oak, Hazel Severance and Leah Kerr, both of Newberry, Helen Pary and Dorothy
Britten, both of Caro.
Services will be at
11a.m. Tuesday in Mathews Funeral Home Gladwin, with the Rev. Carl M. Briggs
officiating. Burial will be in
ARTHUR
MAYHEW (18 JULY 1889 - 22 OCT 1973)
CARD
OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friends and
neighbors for their kindnes and thoughtfullness in our recent bereavement. ---
The family of Arthur Mayhew. Gladwin County Record dated 10-31/19073 Column - 5
Page - 8 of Section B.
MI
CPL
HUSTON
MAYHEW (14 MARCH 1836 - 31 JAN 1916)
Huston
Mayhew died Jan. 31, 1916, at the age of 79 years, 10 months and 17 days, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Carrie M. Laurin, at Highwood. His death came
from a general decline. He had recently suffered from an attack of la grippie.
It was customary for him to lie awake nights, and in the morning fall alsleep
until afternoon. Friday previous to his death he fell asleep, and remained in
this condition until his death, Monday afternoon.
Mr. Mayhew was born in
While home on a furlough he was united in
marriage with Miss Nancy Middleton of Corunna. To this union five children were
born, four of whom are living Albert Mayhew of St. Charles, Mrs. Carrie M.
Laurin of Highwood, Mrs. John Smallwood of Winegar, and Burton Mayhew of
Billings. He also leaves 22 grandchildren. His wife died in October, 1911.
Mr. Mayhew and family were among the early
residents of
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the
M.E. church, Gladwin, conducted by Rev. Switzer of Highwood. Interment took
place in
NANCY
E. MAYHEW (14 JAN 1842 - 12 OCT 1911)
Nancy
E., wife of Huston Mayhew; died at their home in Hay township, Oct. 12, 1911,
aged 69 years, 8 months and 28 days, of chronic bronchitis. She was born in
RITES
THURSDAY FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Funeral services for Florence Kenney McCain,
84, will be held from the Hall Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. with the Rev.
Ross E. Tracy officiating. Burial will be in
Born in
JOHN
W. MCCAULEY (? - 21 JAN 1898)
NELLIE
(
SAMUEL
MCCLAIN (20 MAY 1873 - 13 JULY 1951)
Funeral
services for Samuel McClain, 78, were held on Monday afternoon from the Gladwin
Methodist church. The Rev. R. T. Burgess, pastor of the Clare Baptist church,
officiated, and burial was made in
Surviving are four sons, Harold of Marion,
James of Sanford, Everett of Lansing and Samuel J. Jr. of Gladwin; six
daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Ordiway of Pickford, Mrs. Catherine Bauer, Mrs
Josephine Collins, Mrs. Ruth Montnay, Mrs. Ida Mary Loomis, Mrs. Agness
Walters, all of Clare; five sisters, Mrs. Alice Lyons of Harrison, Mrs. Mary
Williams of Dixville, Mrs. Anna Wilson and Mrs. Nettie Tucker both of Midland,
Mrs. Miranda Knowlton of MacMillan. His nephews acted as pallbearers at the
service. Gladwin County Record dated 07-18/1951 Column - 6 Page - 1
BABY
MCCLARY (10 APRIL 1890 - 27 APRIL 1890)
BARBARA
(SHAFFER) MCCLARY (20 AUG 1854 - 9 OCT 1895)
HUGH
MCCLARY (24 APRIL 1847 - 4 MAY 1913)
"FULLY
RIPE FOR THE HARVEST"
DEATH
CLAIMS MORE OLD-TIME RESIDENTS, INCLUDING HUGH MC-CLARY, JOHN MURRAY AND FORMER
JUDGE COBB.
Another
name is stricken form the ever lessening roll of our old settlers, one who for
many years had been active in the affairs of our city and county. The stern
Reaper found Hugh McClary"as a shock fully ripe for the harvest."
Death came to him peacefully Sunday last at his home in this city, after a few
days' illness from a stroke of paralysis. Mr. McClary came to Gladwin in June
1881, from
Of excellent habits and fine moral character
Mr. McClary retained good health, with a few exceptions, and continued active
in his accustomed pursuits to a ripe - age. He was a man who united sound sense
with strong convictions, and a candid out-spoken temper. He had filled the
various stations of life, and filled them well. As a lifelong membe of the
Catholic church he was faithful and devoted to his faith. His best monument
will be the good report that he has left behind him in the community he has
lived many years.
In politics he was an old time Democrat, and
although in the minority party in Gladwin county he was elected to the office
of probate judge in 1888 by a nice vote. He also served as one of the first -
alderman of the city and in other minor positions but he was not a seeker after
political honors. However he was always ready to devote his time to the public
welfare, and was counted on to assist in all movements for the improvement and
growth of the community.
Mr. McClary was born in
Funeral services were largely attended
Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the
The business houses of the city were closed
during the services, and a large procession of citizens followed the body to
the grave. As a token of respect Mayor E. A. Coan made public the following:
IN
MEMORIAM
The city of
He was ever diligent in the promotion of the
prosperity of his home town, active in its advancement and development, and in
his daily life honorable and conscientious. It is therefore fitting that his
friends and neighbors should pay respect to his memory.
I do therefore request that all business
cease and all business houses and public offices within the city be closed
during forenoon of said day while the citizens of Gladwin bow with respect of
the bier, of who so creditably carried the burdens of life. E. A. COAN, Mayor
Gladwin County Record dated 05-08/1913 Column - 5 Page - 1
INFANT
MCCLARY (10 APRIL 1890 - 27 APRIL 1890)
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. McClary
died and was buried this week. Gladwin County Record dated 05-02/1890 Column -
5 Page - 5
MARY
A. MCCLARY (21 FEB 1857 - 31 AUG 1901)
DONNA
R. MCCLURE (19 JAN 1909 - 24 JUNE 1986)
Donna
R. McClure, 77, of
Surviving are one brother, Glen McClure Jr.
of Mt. Pleasant; and 4 sisters, Mrs Gwendola Butler, Mrs. Marion Grove and Mrs.
Hazel Johnson of Flint and Mrs. Wilma Goldsmith of Kissimee, Fla. Three
brothers, Lester, Harry and Jim preceded her in death.
Rites were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Elder Gregory Lytle officiated and burial
was in the
LESTER
W. MCCLURE (1926 - 17 AUG 1942)
M-18
ACCIDENT FATAL TO BOY
LESTER
MCCLURE STRUCK BY CAR MONDAY NIGHT
Lester W. McClure, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen McClure, of Gladwin, was almost instantly killed Monday at 6 p.m. when he
was struck by a car while he was crossing M-18 near the Wodgenski farm, 2 1/2
miles north of Gladwin. Yound McClure, in company with William Lyons, 11, of
Gladwin, had hitched-hiked a ride with Clarence Neilsen, of
DIED
AT HOSPITAL
The car's left fender and head-light him and
threw him across to the east side of the road. Deputy Sheriff Archie Fritz and
Coroner Harry Rogers were immediately summonded and took the boy to the
SOUNDED
HORN
Witnesses at the inquest testified that
Hoard sounded the horn on his car several times before he struck the McClure
boy. The Hoard car was traveling at about 50 miles per hour, witnesses said.
Serving on the coroner's jury who heard the testimony Tuesday were Jerry Page,
Ells Smallwood, Loris Roberts, Thomas Dunn, Harry Hood, and William Miller. The
inquest was conducted by Coroner Harry F. Rogers and assistant Prosecutor
Bourke C. Wilmot.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2
p.m. at the
WILLIAM
J. MCCLURE (17 JAN 1911 - 23 NOV 1981)
William
J. (Jim) McClure, 70, of Gladwin, died Monday, Nov.23, in the
William
J. (Jim) McClure, 70, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
William of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Carl (Jarrett) Benander of Gladwin; one
brother, Glen Jr. of Mt. Pleasant; 5 sisters, Mrs. Gwendola Butler, Mrs. Marion
Grove and Mrs. Hazel Johnson of Flint, Donna McClure of Prudenville and Mrs.
Wilma Goldsmith of Kissimee, Fla.; and 2 grandchildren.
Services were held Friday at 3 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father T. Edward Bennett officiated
and burial was in
CHARLOTTE
E. (SCHRINER) MCCOMBS (2 OCT 1912 - 8 OCT 1971)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- October 13, 1971
CHARLOTTE
MCCOMBS
Mrs.
Charlotte E. McCombs, 59, of 3475 Renas Rd., Gladwin, died Friday, October 8,
at the Midland Hospital. She had been in failing health for 10 months and seriously
ill the past 11 days. Born in Marine City, October 2, 1912; she had resided in
Gladwin County since 1947, coming here from Detroit. The former Charlotte
Schriner and Kenneth McCombs were married Nov. 29, 1941, in Bowling Green,
Ohio. She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid, the
Gladwin Hospital Auxiliary, and was employed as a cook in the Gladwin Community
Schools.
Surviving
are her husband, Kenneth; two daughters, Mrs. Rodney (Charlene) Frye of
Henderson, and Miss Bonnie McCombs at home; abrother, Herbert Schrinder of
Marine City; four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Knop of Hemet, Calif., Mrs. James
(Louise) Wooldridge os St. Clair, Mrs. Robert (Mary) Bader of Detroit, and Mrs.
Guy (Marguerite) Coykendal of Northville; and one grandson. .A brother, Stanley
Schriner, died in 1970.
Services
were held Monday at 1:00 p.m. in Our Savior Lutheran Church with the Rev. Ernst
G. Mueller officiatingand burial was in Highland Cemetery, Gladwin.
Arrangements were by Mathews Funeral Home.
KENNETH
MCCOMBS (31 AUG 1914 - 22 APRIL 1997)
DENNIS
MCCORMICK (1830 - 31 OCT 1888) + WIDOW, ANNIE
Dennis McCormick died Wednesday evening. His
funeral will be held at the church today at 2 o'clock. Mr. M. has been a
resident of the county for some time and was an old soldier. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-02/1888 Column - 2 Page - 5
MARTHA
JANE MCCRACKEN (1858 – 25 JULY 1929)
SARAH
ISABELLE MCCRACKEN (3 NOV 1872 – 31 JULY 1941)
WALLACE
MCCRACKEN (18 AUG 1863 - 6 AUG 1934)
FINAL
RITES HELD FOR WALLACE MCCRACKEN
Funeral services were held at the McCracken
residence on
He was born August 18, 1863, at
MARY
E. (CAMERON) MCCRAY (28 SEP 1916 - 5 JAN 2005)
Mary
E. McCray, 88, of Gladwin, died January 5, 2005 at
She
is survived by three sons, Roger (Norma) Cameron, Leonard McCray, and Walter
McCray, all of Gladwin; three daughters, Ida Willford, Ramona (Glen) Foster,
and Ella (Ron) Nettleton, all of Gladwin; 20 grandchildren; 37
Great-grandchildren; a brother, Clarence Cameron of Mercer Island, Washington;
and two sisters, Shirley Wilsea and Mae Goodenough of Paw Paw. She was preceded
in death by her parents, her husband, three brothers, and one sister.
Funeral
services were held Jan. 9 at 1 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with Pastor
Dan Adamczyk officiating. Burial was a
LOUIS
C. MCCREADY (25 MAY 1891 - 23 APRIL 1963)
L.
C. MCCREADY DIES TUESDAY
Louis C. McCready, 71, died Tuesday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Helen Cottrell, of
Surviving are his wife, Rachel; three
daughters, Mrs. Alpha Butler, of Gladwin, Mrs. Cottrell and Mrs. Shirley
Fitzhugh, of Wayne; three brothers, Grant, of Atlanta, Ernest, of Clifford, and
Earl, of St. Petersburg, Fla.; one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Coupland, of Detroit;
11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services have been tentatively set
for Friday at 1 p.m. at the Miner Funeral Home Chapel. Burial is in
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PVT CO L CAS DET AIR SVC WWI
TRYPHENA
MCCREARY
SADIE
(LYTLE) MCCULLOCH (1870 – 26 MAY 1941)
WILLIS
HOMER SR. MCCULLOCH (1863 – 16 JULY 1938)
PAULINE
MCDANIEL (? - ?)
CLARE
E. (
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. MCGLIVERY
Funeral services were held at the
Survivors are three sons, Gordon and Howard
of Flint, Ben, at home; one daughter, Opal at home; and four grandchildren.
Burial was in
HUGH
E. MCGILVERY (9 MAY 1876 - 19 APRIL 1915)
TWO
SUDDEN DEATHS.
HUGH
MC GILVERY OF GROUT AND LEWIS SMITH OF TOBACCO.
Hugh
McGilvery died suddenly Monday morning at his home in Grout township. He had
attended to his chores about the farm and not feeling well sat down in a chair,
and died soon thereafter. He was born in
Funeral services were held in the West Grout
Methodist Episcopal church at 11 o'clock, Wednesday morning conducted by Rev.
John W. Hayward, followed by interment in
OPAL
M. MCGILVERY (5 DEC 1907 - JUNE 1989)
JOHN
MCGRIFF (ABT. 1855 - 30 DEC 1924)
John
McGriff, aged 69, one of Gladwin's early residents, died at the
DENNIS
MCGUIRE (1886 - MAY 1958)
ELLEN
T. MCGUIRE (1857 - FEB 1925)
JAMES
PATRICK MCGUIRE (2 NOV 1889 - 26 APRIL 1971)
James
McGuire, 81, of
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Eileen
McKenna of
LORETTA
CATHERINE (MITCHELL) MCGUIRE (5 FEB 1893 - 31 MARCH 1966)
PATRICK
J. MCGUIRE (1849 - 1905)
PATRICK
J. MCGUIRE (18 JUNE 1921 - 31 JAN 1981)
Patrick
J. McGuire, 59, of
Surviving are one brother, John L. of
HATTIE
BELLE MCILVENNA (24 MAY 1864 - 16 APRIL 1910)
Hattie
Belle, wife of James McIlvenna, died very suddenly of apoplexy at her home at
Highwood, Saturday, at 11 p.m., aged 45 years, 10 months and 23 days. The
family resided in Grout and in the city of
The remains were brought to Gladwin from
Highwood on the noon train Wednesday and services held in the M. E. church
conducted by Rev. J. M. Jenson, followed by interment in
ANNA
MARIE MCKENNA (1890 – 20 EC 1971)
BETTY
A. MCKENNA (1923 – 21 DEC 2000)
CAROLYN
E. MCKENNA (1892 - DEC 1920)
JOHN
FRANCIS MCKENNA (1886 - JUNE 1949)
MARY
ELLEN (NELLIE) MCKENNA (1888 - MARCH 1972)
WILLIAM
THOMAS MCKENNA (MAY 1897 - 23 JAN 1924)
SOLDIER
BOY ACCORDED HONOR IN HIS
ONE
OF THE FIRST TO ENTER SERVICE FROM GLADWIN---DEATH RESULT FO INJURIES IN WAR
The body of William Thomas McKenna, who died
at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, Jan. 23, was brought to Gladwin Monday night by
train, and was taken to the home of Dr. A. O. Boulton, where it lay in state
until the funeral which took place at Sacred Heart church Wednesday morning,
the soleman requiem mass being celebrated by Rev. Father Van Colen. The church
was crowed to overflowing to do honor to the young soldier boy, who lost his
life from injuries and exposure sustained on the battlefields of the World War,
in which he was wounded five times and gassed once.
Father Van Colen delivered an eloquent
address in which he paid high tribute to the patriotism of the deceased. Photo
Insert.
WILLIAM
T. MCKENNA
Showing the lofty ideals of William McKenna as a soldier, the following
extracts from a letter to his mother written by him while on the firing line in
"The
Speaking of cruelties---"but, over here
we are closer to it and can ourselves see what the noble French and their
allies have suffered at least have seen enough to make our fighting blood run
faster even than it did the day we volunteered. I do not see how nay young man
who knows right from wrong can sit back while daily his fellow countrymen
fight, yeaw, and even die for that liberty and freedom which all in America
enjoy and which we as a nation will give to the entire world for all times.
"A few days ago it was my privilege to
attend a very impressive military funeral. In fact, it was the most impressive
sight, I ever expect to witness. In a village graveyard, within the range of
enemy's guns, two soldiers were laid to rest; one was a comrade and one an
enemy (a Boche) who had a few hours before killed him adn in turn he himself
was killed. A priest in uniform said the same words over both, the same firing
squad fired the military salute for both. If we cannot respect a live enemy (boche)
we can show our respect for a dead one even if we know that if we should fall
within their lines no such respect would be given us. but you may be sure that
we shall always be men at least.
Representatives of American Legion posts at
Gladwin and
William T. McKenna was born in Grout
township in May, 1897, and at his death was in his 27th year. He was a graduate
of the Gladwin high school, class of 1917, and was one of the first Gladwin
boys to volunteer after the declaration of war with Germany in 1917, and was a
member of Co. G. 128th Infantry, A. E. F., in which he saw service on the
battlefield of Chateau Thiery, under command of Major Gansser, who visits to
Gladwin has given him special praise. After returning from the war in May 1919
Mr. McKenna spent some time with his mother and the family in Gladwin, and
organized Ralph Wright post of American Legion here, of which he was the first
commander and at the time of his death honorary commander.
His health failing him he went to
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Charles
Clarence Kenney, son of James P. and Elizabeth Kenney, was born Sept. 15, 1866,
at Dayton O., and departed this life at his home in
He was a member of Gladwin Lodge No. 177,
I.O.O.F., where he was a faithful and beloved member. His many friends both
among the old and young are but a mute testimony of his loving and charitable
character. He leaves to mourn his untimely departure his loving wife, two sons,
one daughter, three sisters, one brother, three grandchildren and a host of
friends and relatives.
As a salesman in Gladwin stores many years
he had a wide acquaintance and wherever known he had friends. The body was
brought to Gladwin Friday night, and services were held in
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DOROTHY
C. MCKINNON (1912 - NOV 1984)
FLOYD
J. MCKINNON (1914 – 15 OCT 1987)
ELIZABETH
“BESSIE” (WRIGHT) MCNEES (18 JAN 1893 – 26 MAY 1979)
From the Gladwin County Record --- May 30, 1979
BESSIE MCNEES
Elizabeth (Bessie) McNees, 86, of 545 North
Silverleaf St., Gladwin, died Saturday, May 26, in the Gladwin Area Hospital
following a long illness. Born in Selkirk, Scotland, on January 18, 1893, she
came to Gladwin County in the early 1920's. Shewas employed by Huber's
Restaurant for 20 years until retiring in 1965. Mrs.McNees was a member of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church.
She was married to Lawrence McNees in September
1927, in Detroit. He preceded her in death in 1944.Surviving is one son, Thomas
McNees of Alamogordo, N.M.
Services were heldTuesday at 2 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Alfred Saulsbury officiated and burial
was in the Highland Cemetery.
LAWRENCE
E. MCNEES (6 APR 1876 – 25 FEB 1944)
From the Gladwin County Record --- March 1, 1944
LAWRENCE MCNEES DIES SUDDENLY
A heart attack Friday at 9 a.m. was fatal to
Lawrence E. McNees, 67, well-known Gladwn resident and head of the lumber and
building supply department at the Wolohan elevator here. Mr. McNees had gone to
work as usual at the Elevator Friday morning. While out on a business errand he
was suddenly taken with a heart attack in front of the Oil Well Supply Company
building, north of the Elevator. He was rushed to the Gladwin Hospital by Don
Baker, of he Sun Oil Company, and William Hall, of Baumgardner's Coal Yard, who
nearby at the time. He died on the way to the Hospital.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at
the Hall Funeral Home with Rev. Eric J. Whitting, of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, officiating. Burial was in Highland cemetery.
Son of Thomas McNees and Susan Greer, Lawrence
McNees was born in Bruin, Pennslyvania, on April 6, 1876. As a young man he
came to Gladwin county and had been a resident of this vicinity for 45 years.
He settled first on afarm in Gladwin township near Riley hill. Later he moved
to Gladwin. He was employed in the building rade here and worked on the
construction of the two elevators which were later operated by Charles Wolohan,
Inc. In recent years he has been employed by the Wolohan company.
On September 6, 1927, Mr. McNees was married to Miss
Bessie Wight, of Gladwin, who with a sister, Mrs. Minnie Henderson, of Gladwin,
are the sole survivors.
THOMAS
A. MCNEES (1 OCT 1929 - 17 JAN 1986)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- January 29, 1986
THOMAS
MCNEES
Thomas
McNees, 56, of Alamogordo, N.M., died suddenly Saturday, Jan 18, in Holoman Air
Force Base Hospital. Born in Gladwin Oct. 1, 1929, he graduated from Gladwin
High School and Michigan State University. He had lived in New Mexico 13
yearswhere he was a Civil Service Surveyor. Mr. McNees served in the armed
forcesduring the Korean Conflict. Surviving are 2 cousins in England. A
memorial service will be held today, Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m. at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church with the Rev. Father Thomas Spitler officiating. Burial wasin
the Highland Cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of the Hall Funeral Home.
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ALLIE
MCKNIGHT (1890 – 8 APR 1977)
DELLA
E. MCKNIGHT (1885 – 7 MAY 1966)
FRED
E. MCKNIGHT (16 APRIL 1894 - 3 DEC 1957)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO FRED MCKNIGHT
Fred E McKnight, 63, a lifetime Gladwin
resident, passed away at his home on Tuesday, Dec. 3, after an illness of one
year. He was born in Gladwin on April 16, 1894, the son of Nelson and Sarah
McKnight. Mr. McKnight was a veteran of World War I and was employed as an
automobile salesman for many years. He is survived by four sisters, Misses
Mamie, Allie and Della of Gladwin, Mrs. Agnes Jones of
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Everett Love will officiate and burial
will be in
MARY
E. (MAMIE) MCKNIGHT (1882 – 15 FEB 1973)
NELSON
MCKNIGHT (1850 – 11 FEB 1924)
SARAH
B. MCKNIGHT (1858 – 20 FEB 1935)
CORA
MCLAIN (? - SEP 1910)
JULIA
ANN (WYMAN) MCLAIN (6 JULY 1837 - 28 DEC 1922)
GRACE
A. (BARCLAY) MCMAHON (19 MAY 1889 - 26 AUG 1930)
Funeral
services for Mrs. McMahon of Buckeye township were held from the home and the
Gladwin Methodist Episcopal church Thursday, Aug. 28, 1930, Rev. Whitney
officiating. The presence at the services of a large number of friends and
neighbors, together with the many beautiful floral offerings, witnessed to the
esteem in which she was held. Mrs. McMahon was taken ill about eight weeks ago
and passed away Tuesday, Aug. 26, at the Mercy hospital,
Grace Barclay was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Barclay May 19, 1889, at
She leaves to mourn her husband, Lewis
McMahon, nine children, Mrs. Guy Taylor, of Gladwin, Arthur, Clarence, Ethel,
Grace, Roger, Dale and Donald at home; her father, Samuel Barclay of Sarnia,
Ontario; two sisters, Mrs. Fred Smith of Sarnia and Mrs. Albert Izzard of
Camlachie, Ont. Her mother and two sisters preceded her in death. The sympathy
of friends and neighbors is extended to the bereaved family. Gladwin County
Record dated 09-04/1930 Column - 4 Page - 1
LEWIS
S. MCMAHON (12 MAY 1882 - 23 JAN 1960)
SERVICES
HELD FOR LEWIS MCMAHON
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home for Lewis S. McMahon, 77, well-known
Survivors include his wife Ethel; five sons;
James Arthur of Midland, Clarence of Saginaw, Roger of Beaverton, Dale of Waterford
and Don of Sarnia, Ont.; four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Taylor, Phoniex, Ariz.,
Mrs. Ethel Kigar, of Gladwin, Mrs. Marjorie Reigler of Bay City, and Mrs. Grace
Hawley of Pontiac; a step-son Loren McKimmy of Beaverton; a brother, Fred of
Beavertn; sister, Mrs. Ida Shanahan, of Windsor, Ont.; 27 grandchildren and 20
great grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 01-27/1960 Column - 5 Page - 1
HELEN
MAXINE MCMULLEN (1949 – 3 SEP 1971)
KYLE
G. MCMULLEN (1 APRIL 1977 - 14 FEB 1987)
DONALD
A. MCMUNEGLE (1889 - JUNE 1938)
MARY
E. (GRAHAM) MCMUNEGLE (1864 - DEC 1916)
ROBERT
B. MCMUNEGLE (1868 - JULY 1933)
ABBIGAIL
MCNAMARA (1884 - 7 MAY 1911)
Abbie,
only daughter of Michael and Mary McNamara of Grout township, died in
Miss McNamara was born and reared in Grout
township. She had followed the avocation of teaching very successfully. A few
years ago her health failed, and she sought relief in a change of climate,
going to
FRANK
MCNAMARA (25 MARCH 1882- 3 FEB 1966)
SERVICES
HELD FOR FRANK MCNAMARA
Services were held Monday at 11 a.m. from
Sacred Heart Catholic Church for Frank McNamara, 83, retired
In addition to farming, Mr. McNamara held
township offices for most of his life. He was married to the former Margaret
Lennon on Sept. 20, 1910, in Gladwin. Besides his wife, he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs Abbie Troutwine, of
A Rosary was said at 9 p.m. Sunday in the
Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 02-09/1966 Column - 3 Page - 2
HATTIE
MCNAMARA (1885 – 11 MARCH 1908)
LEOLA
E. MCNAMARA (1884 - NOV 1942)
MARGARET
MAE (LENNON) MCNAMARA (1885 - 9 FEB 1970)
MARY
(MCCARTHY) MCNAMARA (14 OCT 1846 - 26 MAY 1906)
MCNAMARA---A
sad and heavy loss was felt in Gladwin county last Saturday, May 26th, at the death
of Mrs. Mary McNamara of Grout township, wife of Michael McNamara. Her
cheerful, happy, motherly disposition her a very wide circle of friends. She
was born in
She leaves a husband and three sons,
Florrie, a bookkeeper of Deward, Charles, a pharmacist of Evart, Frank, our
township clerk at home, and Abbie, a teacher of Jennings, Mich., all of whom
were with her when she died. A brother, Dennis McCarthy of Birch Run,
A true, faithful loved and loving wife,
mother, sister, neighbor and friend. To know her was to love her, none feeling
they could half repay her kindness. She was ailing but one week with
Illeo-colitis, with Drs. Suylandt and McClurg of Bay City attending. She was
buried at Gladwin, from the Sacred Heart church, Father Racette conducting the
funeral services. Gladwin County Record dated 05-31/1906 Column - 3 Page - 5
MICHAEL
MCNAMARA (1845 - 1927)
ELIZABETH
(WRIGHT) "BESSIE" MCNEES (18 JAN 1893 - 26 MAY 1979)
Elizabeth
(Bessie) McNees, 86, of
She was married to Lawrence McNees in
September 1927, in
Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Alfred Saulsbury officiated and
burial was in the
A heart attack Friday at 9 a.m. was fatal to
Lawrence E. McNees, 67, well-known Gladwn resident and head of the lumber and
building supply department at the Wolohan elevator here. Mr. McNees had gone to
work as usual at the Elevator Friday morning. While out on a business errand he
was suddenly taken with a heart attack in front of the Oil Well Supply Company
building, north of the Elevator. He was rushed to the
Funeral services were held Monday at 2:30
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with Rev. Eric J. Whitting, of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, officiating. Burial was in
Son of Thomas McNees and Susan Greer,
Lawrence McNees was born in Bruin, Pennslyvania, on April 6, 1876. As a young
man he came to Gladwin county and had been a resident of this vicinity for 45
years. He settled first on a farm in Gladwin township near Riley hill. Later he
moved to Gladwin. He was employed in the building trade here and worked on the
construction of the two elevators which were later operated by Charles Wolohan,
Inc. In recent years he has been employed by the Wolohan company.
On September 6, 1927, Mr. McNees was married
to Miss Bessie Wight, of Gladwin, who with a sister, Mrs. Minnie Henderson, of
Gladwin, are the sole survivors. Gladwin County Record dated 03-01/1944 Column
- 8 Page - 1
THOMAS
A. MCNEES (1 OCT 1929 - 18 JAN 1986)
Thomas
McNees, 56, of
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B. MCQUARTER (1891 - MARCH 1968)
JAMES
MCQUARTER (1890 - 1955)
JEANETTE
B. MEEKS (1893 – 10 MARCH 1984)
JOSEPH
VANDERSLICE MEEKS (1894 – 6 JUNE 1971)
EMILIE
MEISTER (1902 – 9 MARCH 1976)
WALTER
H. MEISTER (27 JULY 1919 – 5 JUNE 2006)
Walter
H. Meister, age 86, of Gladwin passed away Monday, June 5 at the Gladwin Pines
Nursing Home. Walt was born July 27, 1919 in Gladwin to the late Julius and
Theophilia (Redman) Meister. He married the former Florence Rumminger on June
24, 1944 in Detroit. Walt worked as an electrician for Milt Alward and was
co-owner of Cashway Plumbing. He lived in Gladwin all his life and for years
was an active member of the Gladwin Lions Club and was a member of Our Savior
Lutheran Church.
Surviving
are his wife, Florence; two sons, James (Diana) Meister of Morristown,
Tennessee, and Ronald (Ellen) Meisterof Sault Ste. Marie; one daughter, Janet
(Edward) Landskroener of Sanford;eight grandchildren, four Great-grandchildren;
one brother, Herbert (Lillian) Meister of Plymouth; and one sister, Clara (Ed)
Betke of St. Clair Shores. He was predeceased by his brother, Clarence, one
granddaughter and one grandson.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday June 7 at Our Savior Lutheran Church. Rev.
William Winters will officiated and burial will be in Highland Cemetery in
Gladwin. Memorials may be made to Our Savior Lutheran Church.
WALTER
M. MENZEL (17 JULY 1878 - 22 FEB 1972)
Walter
M. Menzel, 93, of
Surviving are one son, Fred, of
LEONARD
J. MERRICK (23 FEB 1923 - 14 JULY 1972)
Leonard
J. (L.J.)
Survivors are his wife, Marjorie; his
mother, Mrs. Thelma Kaiser of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs. Cynthia DeGo of
Newberry, Mrs. Candace Hetherington of Gladwin, and Miss Connie Merrick of Ann
Arbor; two sons, James Lee and Brian, both at home; and a sister, Mrs. Ivan
Lawyer of Florida.
Services were held Monday at 11;00 a.m. at
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with Fr. Edward Trombley officiating, and burial
was in
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H. MERRITT (4 MARCH 1899 - 11 MARCH 1959)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO ARTHUR MERRITT
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home for Arthur H. Merritt, 60, of
He is survived by his wife, Alice; a son,
Arthur H. Jr., of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. O.W. Youngs, of
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MICHAEL (1879 - 1947)
JOHN
T. MIDDLETON (2 APRIL 1840 - 14 FEB
1923)
John
T. Middleton died Fef 14, 1923, of bronchitis at his home in Sage township
after several days illness. He was born April 2, 1840, in
Mr. Middleton believed in what he called the
"Old Time Religion." He was a very kind, patient and simple man,
patriotic to his country and fraternal to his fellow men. Uncle John, as he was
called will be greatly missed. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church
Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev. L. F. Burkey, Interment in
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ANN (ELDRIDGE) MIDDLETON (1843 - 18 DEC 1862)
AUGUSTA
MIELKE (1882 - MARCH 1969)
CARL
MIELKE (1873 - APRIL 1971)
ROBERT
MIELKE (17 JULY 1879 - 11 DEC 1945)
ROBERT
MIELKE DIES AT MOTHER'S HOME
Robert Mielke, 66, died at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Annie Mielke, in Gladwin, on Tuesday, December 11, after an
illness of several months. Funeral services were held on Friday from the Reigle
Funeral Home with burial in
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Annie Mielke,
of Gladwin; his wife, Teresa, of Chicago; three sons, William, Robert and
Walter; three daughters, Annie, Olga and Teresa, all of Chicago; two brothers,
William of Florida and Frank, of Glenton, Illinois. Gladwin County Record dated
12-19/1945 Column - 5 Page - 1
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IVAN
JOSEPH MIKATICH (1889 – 8 DEC 1967)
FRANK
MIKE (4 APRIL 1846 - 9 AUG 1922)
JULIA
MIKE (4 JUNE 1857 – 1 SEP 1940)
CHARLES
MIKLOS (1886 – 4 NOV 1957)
HELEN
MIKLOS (1895 – 2 MAR 1987)
BELLE
(WALKER) MILBRATH (1903 - JULY 1931)
JAMES
A. MILES (1844 - 31 AUG 1926)
The
body of James A. Miles was brought to Gladwin Tuesday afternoon, August 31,
from Millersburg, and the burial services were conducted at dusk by Rev.
Stanley Thayer at
Mr. Miles was 82 years old April 12, and
resided some 25 years ago five miles south of Gladwin. Since leaving Gladwin he
has lived in many places and at the time of his death was living at Millersburg.
He was a civil war veteran and up to the time of his death he was a member of
the Gladwin G.A.R. post.
The body was accompanied by a son and two
daughters, the son's wife and the daughters's husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lytle, a niece, Mrs. Lewis
Remley and her daughter Mabel, all of Millersburg. Source:
CIVIL
WAR
MRS.
JAMES A. MILES (? - 5 JUNE 1884)
BERNICE
(WOODWARD) MILLARD (1892 - 1980)
LOVICA
JOSEPHINE (SERSAW) MILLARD (1876 – 5 AUG 1939)
WILLIAM
JESSE MILLARD (1869 – 24 JUNE 1928)
ANDREW
HUGH MILLEA (20 JULY 1865/66? - 28 MARCH 1942)
FUNERAL
SERVICES HELD FOR ANDREW MILLEA
Funeral services were held for Andrew Hugh
Millea at the Sacred Heart church in Gladwin on Tuesday, March 31st at 10 a.m.,
with Fr. K. E. McGinn officiating. Andrew Millea was born in
DEAN
PERRY MILLER (15 JAN 1925 - 25 MAY 1998)
DORIS
L. MILLER (24 DEC 1929 - 6 SEP 1993)
EDNA
E. (MARTENS) MILLER (30 JULY 1914 - 31 JAN 1982)
Mrs.
Edna E. Miller, 67, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2
daughters, Mrs. Don (Lynne) Hetherington of San Jose, Calif. and Mrs. Terry
(Eileen) Brokoff of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Roy Martens of Frankenmuth and Edwin
Martens of Bay City; one sister, Mrs. Florine Sugden of
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 11
a.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and
burial was in the
ERIC
MILLER (1908 – 2 FEB 1995)
FRANCES
MILDRED MILLER (1911 – 24 JULY 1963)
HELEN
(ORDIWAY) MILLER (1917 - 2003)
JIMMIE
MILLER (31 JULY 1878 - 14 AUG 1901)
MARGARET
MILLER (1913 - 1995)
MARY
MILLER (6 MARCH 1851 - 10 JUNE 1912)
RAY
W. MILLER (1916 - 1991)
WALTER
MILLER (23 JAN 1848 - 5 JUNE 1916)
DEATH
OF WALTER MILLER
Walter Miller, an old resident died June 5,
at the home of his niece, Mrs. Byard Garbet, in Sage township. having been in
poor health for several years. He was born in
CIVIL
WAR
WILLIAM
E. MILLER (30 JUNE 1924 - 10 DEC 1948)
RITES
HELD FOR BLAST VICTIM
WILLIAM
MILLER LOSES LIFE IN OIL FIELD ACCIDENT
Funeral rites were held on Monday, December
12, for William E. Miller, 24, of
Surviving are his wife, Virginia; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Miller, Clare county; six brothers, Alvin,
Richard, Larry, George, Paul and Ervin, at home; five sisters, Mrs. Mildred
Quinn of Gladwin, Mrs. Dorothy Eubank of Grand Rapids, Shirley, Elizabeth and
Carol Ann, at home; also his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, of
Harrison. One brother, James, preceded him in death. Gladwin County Record
dated 12-15/1948 Column - 6 Page - 1
CLARENCE
R. MILLIGAN, SR (24 SEP 1899 - 22 SEP 1965)
CLARENCE
MILLAGAN DIES WEDNESDAY
Funeral arrangements for Clarence Milligan,
ILLNESS
FATAL TO CLARENCE MILLIGAN
Rites were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home for Clarence R. Milligan, 65, of
ALVIRA
(CUDNEY) MILLS (12 OCT 1842 - 19 OCT 1915)
MILLS---Mrs. Alvira Cudney Mills was born
near
She is survived by her husband, Deram Mills,
her son, John Mills of
BERTHA
E. (HAINES) MILLS (JULY 1884 - 1975)
JOHN
E. MILLS (20 DEC 1879 – 27 FEB 1957)
Obituary of John E, Mills from
the Gladwin
Illness Fatal to John E. Mills
John E.
Mills, 78, well-known
Surviving are his wife,
Bertha; three daughters, Mrs. Zella Wright of Lansing, Mrs. Clara Sager of
Battle Creek and Miss Helen Mills of Lansing; two sons, Charles E. and Francis
J. of Gladwin; two brothers, Charles of Detroit and James of Douglas; five
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Gifford of California, Mrs. Mary Harris of Atlanta,
Michigan, Mrs. Annie Hutchison, Mrs. Jennie Schoolcraft of Onaway and Mrs.
Mattie Matheny of Oregon.
Funeral services will be
held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church with the Rev. Burdette
Faulk officiating. Burial will be in the
BASIL
OWEN MITCHELL (19 JUNE 1896 - 20 DEC 1969)
RITES
TODAY FOR BASIL MITCHELL
Basil O. Mitchell, 73, died Saturday, Dec.
20, at his home in
HAROLD
A. MITCHELL (4 OCT 1912 - 8 JAN 1965)
SERVICES
HELD FOR HAROLD MITCHELL
Harold A. Mitchell, 52, of Gaylord, and
formerly of Gladwin, died at
Besides his wife he is survived by five daughters,
Mrs. Betty Eaton, Beaverton, Mrs. Barbara Fackler, Gaylord, Mrs. Dorothy
Handrinos, Warren, Mrs. Ruth Ann Watson, Gladwin, and Mrs. Mary Lou Finn, Bay
City; two sons, Harry, of Farmington, and Jerry, of Gaylord; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mitchell Sr. of Beaverton; two brothers, Harry Jr. and Wallace,
both of Beaverton; and two sisters, Mrs. Marion Ross, Beaverton, and Mrs.
Murial Anderson, of North Carolina; and 13 grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday from the
Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. Henry Hall officiating. Burial was in
JAMES
MITCHELL (31 JULY 1856 - 12 SEP 1937)
JAMES
MITCHELL DIES IN
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning,
September 14, for James Mitchell, at the Sacred Heart church conducted by Rev.
A. S. Baumann. Burial was at
Besides his wife, two daughters have died.
Mrs. Joseph Shea on April 19, 1928 and Joanna, in infancy. Surviving him are
one daughter and two sons, Mrs. James McGuire, Anselm and Basil Mitchell, all
of
JAMES
ANSELON MITCHELL (1888 – 6 APR 1946)
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JULIA
A. "TERESA" (O'CONNER) MITCHELL (16 JUNE 1856 - 5 JUNE 1925)
Julia
Teresa, wife of James Mitchell, died at their home in
Mrs. Mitchell was baptized in the Catholic
church in infancy, had always lived a consistent Christian life and was a
devoted member of the church. She was a member of the Altar society of the
church, and her aim in life was to do for others, always thinking of herself
last. She did her part in the church and for unbuilding the home, and improved
the opportunities that came her way for the uplift of humanity. Her prayer was
that she might have a peaceful and happy death, which was granted her, and she
passed to her eternal reward to receive the blessing of those who have lived an
earnest Christian life. Her husband has lost a faithful wife, the children a
kind and loving mother, and the community a friend whom they will miss.
Funeral services were held at the
John Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kerber and
Mrs. Edward Putnam; all of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan, Mrs. John Ryan,
Mrs. John Hayes and son George, all of Mackinaw City; Mr. and Mrs. Will Buckley
of Saginaw; Mrs. Annie Mitchell of Harrison: and the following friends: Mrs.
John Quinn, Mrs. Mike Fanning, Miss Helen Fanning and Mrs. Mike Casey of
Harrison. Gladwin County Record dated 06-11/1925 Column - 5 Page - 4
MARIE
C. MITCHELL (27 AUG 1937 - 15 NOV 1951)
SARAH
A. MITCHELL (13 NOV 1893 - 12 APRIL 1989)
EDITH
M. MOGOLIS (1898 – 28 MARCH 1991)
FRANK
R. MOGOLIS (1900 – 9 FEB 1992)
ANNA
LEWIS MONROE (? - FEB 1938)
ALEXANDER
MONTGOMERY (1861 – 26 DEC 1931)
CHARLES
MONTGOMERY (1862 – 23 SEP 1938)
JAMES
B. MONTGOMERY (1840 - APRIL 1927)
ELNORA
(STAHL) MONTELIUS (? – 23 SEP 1980)
JOHN
T. MONTELIUS (6 OCT 1902 - 2 MAY 1983)
John
T. Montelius, 80, of
Mr. Montelius and the former Elnora Stahl
were married August 17, 1925, in
CLARA
ELSIE (ZIMMER) STEELE - MOOMAW (8 APRIL 1906 - 21 MARCH 1998)
LUTHER
D. MOOMAW, SR (28 SEP 1900 - 24 OCT 1999)
Luther D.
Moomaw Sr., , 99, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Oct. 24, at Hillside Acres Nursing
Home in WIllard, Ohio after a long illness. Born Sept. 28, 1900 in
Surviving
are one daughter, Eunice and husband Donald Heisler of Brooksville, Fla.; one
son, Luther Jr. and wife Darlene of Willard, Ohio; three stepdaughters, Armeda
Cameron of Gladwin, Susan and husband William Kroll of Beaverton, and Lucille
and husband Woodward Windover of Midland; one stepdaughter-in-law, Rose Steele
of Beaverton; one stepson, Floyd and wife Doris Steele of Midland; many
grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren; one
sister-in-law, Margaret Moomaw of Attica, Ohio; and many nieces and nephews.
He was
preceded in death by a daughter, Dolores Ayres in 1980; a granddaughter, Clara
Lynn Heisler; a son-in-law, Weldon Ayres in 1980; three brothers; and two
sisters. Services will be held today (Wednesday) at 1 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home
in Gladwin. Burial will be in
PAUL
DENT MOON (5 MAR 1906 – 3 OCT 1978)
From the Gladwin County Record --- October 4, 1978
PAUL MOON, RECORD PUBLISHERDIES
Paul D. Moon, 72, semi-retired editor and
co-publisher of The Gladwin County Record, died Tuesday morning, Oct. 3, in the
Midland Hospital Center following a short illness. Born in Lapeer County on
March 5, 1906, he came to Gladwin County in 1937, as production foreman of The
Gladwin County Record. Mr. Moon began his newspapering career in the late
1920's on The Lapeer County Press. In 1945, he became editor of The Record and
publisher in 1946.
Active in community and county affairs, he served on
the board of directors of the Gladwin County Chamber of Commerce for several
years and was secretary of the organization 15 years. He was a member of the
committee that rewrote the Gladwin City Charter that was approved in 1959; a
member of the Gladwin Rotary Club since 1945 and president in 1963-64; active
in the promotion of the annual Beef Sale and Banquet; a member of the Gladwin
Beaverton Bowling Association since its inception years ago; worked with the
Boy Scouts and with the County Fair committee. Mr. Moon was also one of the
organizers and a charter member of the Gladwin County Sportsman's Club and
worked on the fund raising campaign for the new Gladwin Area Hospital. In 1976,
he was honored as Gladwin County Man of The Year. He was married to the former
Velma L. Reavely on June 20, 1931, in Lapeer.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Roger of
Gladwin and Wayne of Denver, Colo.; and 5 grandchildren. A brother, George,
preceded him in death in 1975. Services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. TheRev. Donald Bates will officiate and
burial will be in the Highland Cemetery. Memorials can be made to the Gladwin
Area Hospital Auxiliary or the Michigan Heart Association.
VELMA
L. (REAVELY) MOON (23 JAN 1909 – 20 MAY 1985)
From the
Gladwin County Record --- May 22, 1985
VELMA
MOON
Velma L.
Moon, 76,of 240 N. Bowery Ave., Gladwin, died Monday, May 20, in the Midland
Hospital Center, following a short illness. Born in Lapeer Jan. 23, 1909, she
came to Gladwin County in 1937. She was treasurer of The Gladwin County Record
Inc.,a member of the Gladwin Hospital Auxiliary and active in bowling and
golfingleagues. She was a former member of the Gladwin Literary Club. The
former Velma Reavely, she was married to Paul D. Moon June 20, 1931, in Lapeer.
He preceded her in death Oct. 3, 1973.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Roger of Gladwin and Wayne of Oakland, Calif.; one sister, Emma
Hilliker of Pontiac; and 5 grandchildren. Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Wayne Jensen will
officiate and burial will be in the Highland Cemetery.
CATHERINE
(AVERY) MOORE (1 NOV 1830 – 20 FEB 1928)
From the Gladwin County Record --- February 23, 1928
MRS. CATHERINE MOORE
Mrs. Thomas G. Campbell received word Tuesday
morning of the death of her mother, Mrs. Catherine Moore, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Franklin Knopf, in Hillyard, Wash., Monday morning, Feb. 20. The
body is expected to arrive in Gladwin Friday afternoon accompanied by Mrs.
Knopf and Mrs. Robert Wright. Services will be held at the Campbell home.
From the Gladwin County Record --- March 1, 1928
MRS. CATHERINE AVERY MOORE
Mrs. Catherine Avery Moore,a pioneerresident of
Gladwin, died Monday afternoon, Feb. 20, 1928, at 1:30 o'clock, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Franklin Knopp, at Spokane, Wash., in her 98th year. Mrs.
Moore had been in good health until taken with influenza aboutsix weeks before
her death, butowing to her advanced age and heart trouble she was unable to
recover from the effects of the disease.
Catherine Avery was born Nov. 7, 1830, in Oxford
county, Ontario, where she spent her girlhood and was married to Robert Moore,
who preceded her in death some years ago. They came to Gladwin in the '80s,
with their family, and cleared a large farm on land just north of the McClure
farm.
About 25 years ago she went West with her daughters,
Mrs. Knopp and Mrs. Wright, and homesteaded at Laclede, Idaho, at the age of
72. Following residence on their home-steads Mrs. Moore and daughter, Mrs.
Knopp, resided at Hillyard, Wash., now a part of Spokane. There Mrs. Moore
became known as the "Grand Old Lady" of Seattle, and was active
ingood health up to the time of her death. The Record republished an article
from "The Spokane Woman," a year ago, it will be remembered, in which
high credit was given to her for many accomplishments.
The body arrived in Gladwin on the train Friday
evening accompanied by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Knopp and was taken to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. T. G. Campbell, where services were held Saturday morning at
10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Herbert A. Wilson and the body was laid to rest
beside her husband in Highland cemetery.
She is survived by three sons, George T. Moore of
Tacoma, Wash.; James R. Moore of Ayr, Ont.; and Alanson A. Moore of Detroit;
five daughter's, Mrs. Adelaide Marin of Crookston, Minn.; Mrs. Robert Wright
and Mrs. Franklin Knopp of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. M. E. Raymond of Valsetz,
Oregon; and Mrs. T. G. Campbell of Gladwin, and one brother at Croswel.
Relatives from out of town who came to attend the
funeral were James R. Moore, of Ayr, Ont.; Alanson A. Moore and son Harold; and
Walter Campbell of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Birdsall and daughter Nina of
Davison, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Topham of Saginaw, and Mrs. Margaret Davenport of
Fergus Falls, Minn.; Mrs. Robert Wright and Mrs. Franklin Knopp of Spokane,
Wash.
DAVID
O. MOORE (? - ?)
Florence
M. Moore, Florence M. Moore, age 79, of Gladwin passed away Thursday, Jan. 15
at the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. She was born Sept. 19, 1924 in Fedora,
Surviving
her are her two sons, Robert (Jane) Moore of Essexville and Michael (Judy)
Moore of Gladwin; two daughters, Peggy (Lyn) Clark of Gladwin and Carol Wykoff
of Tucson, Arizona; ten grandchildren; seven Great grandchildren; two brothers,
Paul Stewart of Artesian, South Dakota and Robert Stewart of Custer, South
Dakota; and two sisters, Alice McCarthy of Spearfish, South Dakota and Mable
Giese of Jackson, Minnesota. Two brothers and one sister predeceased her.
Services were held on Monday, Jan. 19 at the Sisson Funeral Home. Rev. Lynn
Chappell officiated and burial was in
JAMES
D. MOORE (28 APRIL 1918 - 4 OCT 1993)
KATIE
MOORE? (1872 - JULY 1887)
M.
J. MOORE (ABT. 1862 - 10 NOV 1886)
RHODA
(CONNER)
ROBERT
JAMES MOORE (15 MAR 1827 – 10 OCT 1899)
From
the Gladwin County Record dated October 13, 1899
DEATH
OF ROBERT J. MOORE
Robert
J. Moore, an old and highly esteemed resident, died Tuesday at his residence in
this city. Funeral services were held yesterday from his residence in this
city, and the remains were interred in Highland cemetery. Mr. Moorewas 72 years
of age, and had resided in this county since 1879. By request extended notice
is deferred until next week.
ROBERT
J. MOORE
Robert
J.Moore was born March 15, 1826, at St. Johns, N. B., and died October 10,
1899, in Gladwin. He moved to Oxford county, Ont., when 17 years old, and was
married at Ingersoll, Ont., in 1850, to Catherine Avery, and 11 children were
born to them, of whom nine are living, viz.; Mrs. Adelaide Marrin, of
Crookston, Minn., George Moore, of Cadillac, James R. and Mrs. David B. Wright,
of Gladwin, Alanson A., of Detroit, Mrs. T. G. Campbell, Miss Ella Moore and
Mrs. M. E. Raymond. Mrs. Moore also survives him.
Mr.
Moore was a member of the Espicopalchurch. He was of Scotch descent. He was a
gentleman with the highest sense of honor, and enjoyed the confidence and
esteem of his many acquintances. Five years ago he was stricken with paralysis,
and he had not since been in good health.
Funeral
services on the 19th were largely attended. As a token of esteem the board of
supervisors, of which he had beena member, attended in a body. The remains were
interred in Highland cemetery.
SALLY
L. MOORE (1944 – 16 JUNE 1996)
CAL
H. MORGAN (1897 - MAY 1969)
CORRENE
E. MORGAN (1898 – 26 JAN 1987)
FRANK
A. MORGAN (15 JULY 1924 - 21 APRIL 2003)
Frank A. Morgan , 78, of Gladwin, passed
away peacefully at his home Monday, April 21, 2003, after a long illness. He
was born in Yawkey, WV on July 15, 1924, to the late Cal H. and Corrine E.
(Harless) Morgan. He moved to Gladwin in 1937 and married Mary Leone Cuddie in
Gladwin on Sept. 25, 1942. He worked for Dow Chemical for many years and sang
in the Dow Male Choir. He had a special love for music, and there were many
special evenings enjoyed by his family listening to him sing and play his
guitar. Frank was a veteran of World War II and a member of the First United
Methodist Church of Gladwin.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Mary
Leone; three sons, Lynn and Linda Morgan, Cal and Linda Morgan and Bill and Kim
Morgan, all of Gladwin; one daughter, Carole M. Woods of Gladwin; 12
grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Cecil and Ann Morgan of
Mt. Pleasant and Bob and Carol Morgan of WV; three sisters, Mary Yost of Howard
City, Pat Foco of Linden, and Selena O’Laughlin of Crump. He was preceded in
death by his grandson, Jeffrey Woods, in 1999; a son-in-law, Ronald E. Woods;
his parents; one brother; and three sisters.
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. on
Thursday, April 24, 2003, at the First United Methodist Church with Pastor
Charles Marble presiding and burial in Highland Cemetery. Visitation was held
Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m., and will be held again on Wednesday from 2 to 8 p.m.
at the Sisson Funeral Home.
The
family would like to acknowledge their appreciation to Mid-Michigan Hospice for
all of its help and requests that memorials be given to Mid-Michigan Hospice or
the Magdaline Circle of the United Methodist Church. Arrangements were handled
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GEORGE
LEWIS MORGAN (29 DEC 1910- 11 FEB 1911)
MORGAN
George Lewis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Morgan, died Feb. 11, at their home on Silver Leaf, aged 1 month and 13
days. Services were held at the family residence at 10 a.m. Feb. 13, Rev. A. E.
Potbury of the F. M. church officiating followed by interment in
JOHN
B. MORGAN (1 APRIL 1839 - 5 JAN 1914)
CALLED
SUDDENLY
JOHN
B. MORGAN, RECEIVES SUMMONS ON STREET MONDAY MORNING
John B. Morgan died suddenly Monday morning
while hauling pipe for a well. He stopped his horse near the Graham house and
got off to arrange the pipe when he dropped dead. He was age 74 years, 9 months
and 4 days. Mr. Morgan had lived in Gladwin many years, and was a quiet and
industrious citizen, who had the respect of all. He served in the army and was
a G.A.R. man. He leaves two sons and one daughter. Gladwin County Record dated
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LEONA
(CUDDIE) MORGAN (22 NOV 1923 - 27 JUNE 2003)
Leone
Morgan, 79, of Gladwin, died suddenly Friday, June 27, 2003, at
Leone
was a member of the
She
is survived by three sons, Lynn and Linda Morgan, Cal and Linda Morgan and Bill
and Kim Morgan, all of Gladwin; one daughter, Carole M. Woods of Gladwin; 12
grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and one brother, Don and Betty Cuddie of
Gladwin.
She
was preceded in death by her husband, Frank A. Morgan; her grandson, Jeffrey
Woods; a son-in-law, Ronald E. Woods; her parents; three brothers, Elmor, Mac
and Wayne; and three sisters, Ione, Iris and Velma.
Funeral
Services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, June 30, 2003, at the
CHARLES
JEROME MORTON (13 JULY 1916 - 20 AUG 1968)
RITES
HELD FOR CHARLES MORTON
Charles (Bud) Jerome Morton, 52, of
Rites were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Allen Parker officiated and burial was in
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BERNIECE
LAVERN MOST (OCT 1894 – 13 AUG 1978)
FREDERICK
LEWIS MOST, SR (1889 – 28 OCT 1961)
CHARLES
DUANE MUMA (10 OCT 1918 - 5 FEB 1998)
BESSIE
MURLEY (? - 31 MARCH 1914)
MURLEY
Bessie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Murley, died at a hospital in
JANE
MURPHY (4 JULY 1854 - 23 FEB 1945)
JOHN
MURPHY (18 APRIL 1852 - 18 JUNE 1903)
JOHN
NICHOLAS MUSHONG (10 AUG 1896 - 19 JULY 1919)
MARTHA
JANE (BUSHA) MUSHONG (? - ?)
DUANE
ALMOND MYERS (1915 – 8 APRIL 1915)
FLOYD
E. MYERS (1887 – 12 MARCH 1949)
GRACE
MYERS? (1879 - 1909)
SYLVIA
(KIRK) MYERS (28 AUG 1885 - 15 JULY 1981)
Mrs.
Sylvia Kirk Myers, 95, of
Surviving are one son, Ralph of Gladwin; one
daughter, Mrs. Lorain Mitton of Birmingham; and 3 grandchildren. Services were
held Saturday at 1 p.m. from
N'S
EMIL
L. NAGEL (9 SEP 1897 - 28 DEC 1974)
Emil
L. Nagel, 76, died Saturday, December 28, at his farm home on M-18, north of
Services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at
Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Edward Trombley officiating and
burial was in
JOSEPHINE
NAGEL (1863 – 26 JAN 1943)
MAX
NAGEL (12 JULY 1895 - 10 OCT 1918)
MAX
NAGEL---Private Max Nagel died at
Max Nagel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nagel,
was born July 12, 1895, in New York city, and came to Beaverton with his
parents when four years old. He was called to serve his country and left
Gladwin July 21, 1918, for
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HOWARD
"MAX NASH (6 SEP 1924 - 7 SEP 1924)
Howard
Max, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash of
ROBERT
W. NASH (1928 - ?)
SAMUEL
A. NASH (20 MAY 1901 - 6 OCT 1985)
Samuel
A. Nash, 84, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Wendell (Rosalie) Ellis of Gladwin; 2 sons, Wendell of Dennison,
Services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from
the
JEROD
JOE NAUGLE (1991 – 18 NOV 1991)
NORA
J. NAUGLE (23 FEB 1938 - 9 MARCH 1999)
CHARLES
HENRY NEAL (1899 – 12 DEC 1968)
EVELYN
B. NEAL (1912 - ?)
FLOYD
JOE NEARING (12 MAR 1901 – JULY 1967)
From
the Midland Daily News --- July 12, 1967
FUNERAL
FOR AREA MAN IS THURSDAY
BEAVERTON
--- Funeral services for Floyd J. Nearing, 68, will be held Thursday, 2 p.m.
from the Miner Funeral Home in Gladwin. He died while he and his wife were
vacationing in Fairbanks, Alaska. He was born in Fulton, Ohio, March 12, 1901.
In June 28, 1927, he married Lela Haines in Gladwin. He was a retired Dow
Chemical Company employee.
He
is survived by his widow alongwith oneson, Wayne of Gladwin and one daughter,
Mrs. James (Lois) Gerow, of Beaverton. There are four grandchildren. There are
also two brothers Kenneth of Gladwin and Vernon of Midland, and one sister,
Mrs. Frank Hawley of Carleton, Mich.
Rev.
Lee Long of Howard City will officiate. Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery
in Gladwin.
KENNETH
G. NEARING (9 SEP 1905 - 1 AUG 1986)
Kenneth
G. Nearing, 80, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
Alvin of Birch Run and Melvin of Gladwin; one daughter, Bonney Cotton of Clare;
13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 2
daughters, Norma Balzer, July 24, Nellie in December 1939 and 2 brothers and a
sister.
Services were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Sidney Stubbs officiated and burial
was in the
NELLIE
LUCILLE NEARING (1939 – 22 DEC 1939)
OLIVE
L. NEARING (1910 - AUG 1993)
WAYNE
N. NEELY (26 DEC 1905 - 16 AUG 1971)
DR.
NEELY DIES SUDDENLY
Dr. Wayne N. Neely, 65, of Gladwin, died
early Monday morning, Aug. 16, from a heart attack at his home at
As mayor of
Surviving are his wife, Wilma (Billie); a
daughter, Mrs. Lee (Ann) Richards, of
Services will be held Thursday, Aug. 19, at
11:00 a.m. at the Mathews Funeral Home, with the Rev. T. Edward Bennett
officiating. Interment will be in the mausoleum in
Clinton
W. Neff, 90, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
Francis of Springport and James of Clawson; 2 daughters, Mrs. Wilma Haskins of
Harrison and Mrs. Barbara Vanderburg of Jackson, one brother, George of Santa
Monica, Calif.; 10 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Carl Gillett officiated and
burial was in the
EVA
K. NEFF (1885 - ?)
GLADYS
W. (WILKERSON) NEFF (? - DEC 1985)
JAMES
DOUGLAS NEFF (1877 – 21 DEC 1954)
MINNIE
ELLEN (ROWDABAUGH) NEFF (19 MAY 1878 - 12 APRIL 1976)
Mrs.
Minnie Ellen Neff, 97, of
Surviving is one sister, Mrs. Lydia
Morehouse of Milford, Ind. A daughter also preceded her in death. Rites were
held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin. The
Rev. Henry List officiated and burial was in the
WILLIAM
B. NEFF (1886 – 24 APRIL 1924)
GUSTAVE
R. NEHRING (8 AUG 1902 - 24 DEC 1991)
Gustav
R. Nehring, 89, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Louis of Gladwin; one sister, Emma Rodemsky of
Services were held Friday at 10 a.m. from Our
Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial was in
the
Lydia
Nehring, 90, of Gladwin, died Saturday, March 2, 1996 at the Gladwin Pines
Nursing Home. Born Sept. 10, 1905 in
Surviving are one son, Louis and wife Edna
of Lake City; 2 brothers, Albert and wife Verna Klamer of Gladwin, and Harold
Klamer of Gladwin; 3 sisters, Emma Klamer, Alma and husband Harry Peck, and
Ruth and husband Gerald Young, all of Gladwin; 4 grandchildren; and 9 great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday from
the Our Savior Lutheran Church in Gladwin. The Rev. Timothy Verity officiated
and burial was in the
RITA
L. NEHRING (1936 – 15 JAN 1987)
BETTY
LOU (PHILLIPS) NELSON (11 SEP 1926 - 12 NOV 1998)
ROBERT
S. NELSON (21 MAY 1925 - 10 DEC 1999)
Robert
S. Nelson, 74, of
Born May 11, 1925 in
Robert married Betty Lou Phillips, June 21, 1945 in
He worked as a foreman for General Motors in
He is survived by four sons, Timothy L. Sr., and Elbert H. and wife Jamette,
all of Beaverton, Robert W. and wife Hilda of Topock, Ariz., and Richard E. and
wife Cathy of Burton; two daughters, Beatrice E. and husband William Ritter of
Otisville, and Jacklin K. Dennis; 17
grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and three nephews. He was preceded in
death by one sister, Margaret Junes.
Services will be held at 1 pm, Saturday at Hall Funeral Home, Beaverton Chapel,
with Rev. Donald L. Roberts officiating. Visitation is 11:30 until the time of
the service, Saturday, at the funeral
home.
VFW Post 7303 held a military honors service.
IRENE
M. (WALKER) NESTLE (1917 - ?)
ROY
D. NESTLE (1910 – 11 OCT 1986)
BETTIE
AILENE (HARKRADER) NETTLETON (10 JUNE 1929 - 15 MARCH 2001)
Bettie
Ailene (Harkrader) Nettleton, 71, of Gladwin, died Thursday, March 15, 2001 at
home following a short illness. Born June 10, 1929 in
Surviving
are two daughters, Connie Ailene Mora and Georgia Lynn and husband Rod Kigar,
all of Gladwin; eight grandchildren, Gregory Alan and Juli Kigar, Heidi Ailene
and Mike Gary, Kristina Lyn and Darin Bittner, Kyle Robert Kigar and fiancee
Beth Kusch, Gretchen Michelle Mora, and Jessica Eve Mora, all of Gladwin, Jodi
Lyn Nettleton of Rome, N.Y., and Rachael Connie and Paul Kohtz of Midland;
eight great-grandchildren, Jordan, Serra, Taylor, Billy, Kyler Gaven, Ethan,
and Alia; two brothers, Henry L. Harkrader of Beaverton and C. Ray Harkrader of
Belding; three sisters, Maxine (Harkrader) Hudson of Hunter, N.D., Dudie
(Harkrader) Quillan of Dunnellon, Fla., and Alice (Harkrader) DeVries of White
Cloud; one stepbrother, Don Beutler; and one stepsister, Betty Jo Simmons.
She was
preceded in death by two brothers, Ernest Charles Harkrader in 1984 and Leonard
Harkrader Jr. in 1994; one son, Donald L. “Chip” Nettleton in 1999; and one
great-grandson, Brendon Lawrence Rollin Bittner in 1993. Services were held at
2 p.m. Monday at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin with Rev. Dr. Deane Wyllys
officiating. Burial was in
ARTHUR
NETZLOFF (3 JULY 1897 - 29 JULY 1965)
RITES
HELD FOR ARTHUR NETZLOFF
Rites were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home for Arthur Netzloff, 68, of
Surviving are two sons, Edwin, with the U.S.
Army in Asia, and Hollis, of Flint; two brothers, Benjamin of California and
Edward, of Gladwin; and four sisters, Mrs. William Rumminger, of Gladwin, Mrs.
Hatte Nix, of Detroit, Mrs. Ada Leonard, of Van Dyke and Florence Netzloff, of
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EDWARD
NETZLOFF (27 FEB 1892 - 8 NOV 1972)
Edward
Netzloff, 80, of
Surviving are one brother, Benjamin of
Warren; four sisters, Mrs. William Rumminger of Gladwin, Mrs. Hattie Nix of
Houghton Lake, Mrs. Ada Leonard of Warren, and Miss Florence Netloff of
Berkley. Services were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with
the Rev. Gerald Palmer officiating and burial was in
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A. NEWELL (13 NOV 1922 - 14 APRIL 1997)
CHARLES
L. NEWMAN (29 MAY 1889 - 27 DEC 1973)
Charles
L. Newman, 84, of
Surviving are 2 sons, Charles Jr. (Tug) and
John, both of Gladwin; 3 daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Agnes) Breault, and Mrs. Arthur
(Jessie) Wade, both of Gladwin, and Mrs. Rose Sprague of
CHARLES
W. (TUG) NEWMAN (14 DEC 1918 - 8 JUNE
1987)
Charles
(Tug) Newman, 68, of
Surviving are one son, Charles J. of
Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Frank (Patsy) Myers of Clare; 3 sisters, Mrs. Agnes
Breault and Mrs. Jessie Wade of Gladwin and Mrs. Rose Sprague of Oklahoma; and
5 grandchildren. Services were held today, Wednesday, at 11 a.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father Donald Christensen officiated and
burial was in the
DORIS
MILDRED (BARROWS) NEWMAN (1899 - 13 NOV 1962)
CHARLES
E. NIXON (30 SEP 1904 - 4 OCT 2001)
Charles
E. Nixon, 97, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Oct. 4, 2001 at the
He is
survived by two daughters, Grace Federico of Trenton and Violet Dulicea of
River Rouge; four grandchildren and several great grandchildren; three sisters,
Kate Underwood of Concord, Freida Palmer of Flat Rock and Jaunita Schultz of
Wyandotte. He was preceded in death by one grandson, Sandy J. Federico Jr., and
a granddaughter, Linda Haller.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2001 at 1 p.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home
with Donn Pendleton presiding and burial in
DOROTHEA
A. (TUNKS) NIXON (1909 – 29 DEC 1996)
LLOYD
MAYNARD NOBLE (7 SEP 1907 – 18 NOV 1990)
LINDA
L. NORTHUP (1937 – 23 APRIL 1998)
CHAUNCEY
MAYO NORTON (1886 – 21 MARCH 1972)
LOUISE
EDNA NORTON (1891 – 29 APR 1966)
MARVIN
L. NORTON (11 SEP 1905 - 24 NOV 1967)
Services
were held Sunday for Marvin L. Norton, 62, of Gladwin, who died suddenly of a
heart attack Friday, Nov. 24. Mr. Norton retired as Gladwin District supervisor
of law enforcement for the conservation department in September, 1965. Born
Sept. 11, 1905, in
Mr. Norton taught 11 years in the Gladwin
school system and left in 1936 to become educational advisor at the Molasses
River CCC Camp, eight miles east of Gladwin. In 1937, he joined the
conservation department and his first post was at Presque Isle. He was promoted
to assistant supervisor of the
Since retiring, he has been active in
directing the development of a new subdivision, that he owned in partnership,
on the
Survivors are his wife, Sally; a son,
William, of
SALLY
P. (HOPSON) NORTON (1909 - 1998)
BARBARA
G. NOWAK (4 JULY 1927 - 30 JUNE 2004)
ERNEST
C. NUNN (9 AUG 1891 - 12 OCT 1972)
Ernest
C. Nunn, 81, of
Surviving are his son Jack of Beaverton; two
brothers, Harold of Beaverton, and Raymond of Lansing; 10 grandchildren and 46
great grandchildren. Five brothers are deceased. Services were held Monday at
2:00 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home in
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FRANK NUNN (1901 - JAN 1995)
JACK
ROSS NUNN (30 APRIL 1926 - 22 DEC 1987)
R.
Jack Nunn, 61, of 2276 S. Long Rd.,
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Joe Nunn of Gladwin; 8 step-sons, James, Bud, Ron and Howard Roberson of
Beaverton, Duane and Pete Roberson of Gladwin and Jerry and Neil Roberson of
Clearwater, Fla.; one step-daughter, Mrs. Dennis (Sally) Goff of Overton,
Texas; 46 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren. A step-son, Stanton
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SYLVIA
D. (CASSIDAY) NUNN (26 SEP 1913 - 2 FEB 2000)
Sylvia D.
Nunn, 86, of
Surviving
are her children, James and Joann Roberson, Wilbur and Gerri Roberson, Ronald
Roberson, Howard and Evelyn Roberson, and Ernest Joseph and Valarii Nunn, all
of Beaverton; Duane and Beverly Roberson, and Frank and Maxine Roberson, all of
Gladwin, Neil and Sylvia Roberson of Florida, and Sally and Tom Yocum of Texas;
44 grandchildren; and many, many great-grandchildren; and one brother, Wilbur
Bernard Cassiday of Midland. She was preceded in death by two sons, Stanton and
Jerry Roberson; two granddaughters; one grandson; and one sister.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Pastor David
Stewart officiating. Burial was in
VENNA
PEARL (BOWEN) NUNN (4 JAN 1900 - 20 MARCH 1986)
V.
Pearl Nunn, 86, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2
sons, Cecil of Hamilton, Ala. and James of Snover; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Ede of
Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Arthur Munger officiated and
burial was in the
WINNIE
BELL (THORINGTON) NUNN (20 FEB 1897 - 23 JAN 1970)
O'S
CHARLES
OAKES, JR (5 SEP 1922 - 23 MAY 2001)
Charles
Oakes Jr., 78, of Gladwin, died suddenly, Wednesday, May 23, 2001 at home.
Born
Sept. 5, 1922 in Knoxville, Tenn., he was the son of Charles Sr. and Alice
(Kirby) Oakes. He lived in Gladwin County since 1992 and previously lived in
Detroit. Charles married Zanner (Fraley), Aug. 13, 1998 in Gladwin. She
preceded him in death in 1999. He was a master electrician, retiring in 1988
after 45 years. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the Army Air Corp.
Charles was a member of the Detroit Federation of Musicians for 42 years. He
was also a member of the Gladwin Eagles Aerie 3292.
Surviving are three sons, Charles III and
wife Jackie of Reno, Nev., Leroy and wife Donna of Jamestown, Ohio, and Victor
and wife Kim of Huber Heights, Ohio; one daughter, Sharon and husband James
Hunstiger of Akron, Ohio; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; three
brothers, LeRoy of Trotwood, Ohio, Harvey of Centerville, Ohio, and Nathaniel
of Roanoke, Va.; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by
his parents.
Services were held at 1 p.m. Sunday at Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin. Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin County
Record dated 05-30/2001 Column - 4 Page - 2
ZANNER
OAKES (20 AUG 1919 - 13 AUG 1998)
Zanner L.
Oakes, 80, of Gladwin, died Oct. 8, 1999 at the
Born
August 20, 1919 in
She is
survived by her husband; three daughters, Glenna Hess of Tucson, Ariz., Lois
Mcdonald of Detroit; and Norma and husband Gary Stern of Rochester Hills; two
sons, Anthony and wife Doreen Smith of Caseville and Douglas Smith of Mt.
Pleasant; several grandchildren and great grandchildren; three sisters, Billie
Card of North Carolina, Helen Watson of Cayce, South Carolina and Muriel
Gilbert of Detroit; one brother, Gary Fraley of St. Paul, Virginia; and several
nieces and nephews.
She was
preceded in death by her first husband, Henry Smith.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday Oct. 12 at 11 a.m. at the Hall Funeral Home in
Gladwin with the Rev. Donald Potter officiating. She was buried in
JOSEPH
T. OBERTOTS (16 JAN 1921 - 7 NOV 1967)
SERVICES
WILL BE FRIDAY
Joseph T. Obertots, 46, of Gladwin died
Tuesday, Nov. 7, following a short illness. His residence was at the Gladwin
Manor. A veteran of World War II, he was born at Republic,
Surviving include three brothers, Andrew of
Lancaster, Ohio, John of Warren, Ohio, and Alexander of Florissant, Mo.; and
one sister, Mrs. Minnie Eddy of McKeesport, Pa. Services will be Friday at
11:00 a.m. at Miner Funeral Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-08/1967 Column - 2 Page - 2
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ARLYN
ANN OGG (1919 - SEP 1949)
From the Gladwin County Record --- September 7, 1949
HOLD SERVICES FOR INFANT DAUGHTER
Arlynn Ann Ogg, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ogg, passed away at the
Mt. Pleasant hospital on Friday evening, September 2. She was born on August
24, 1949, and is survived by her parents, also her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Ogg.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon atthe
Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. S. R. Wurtz, of the Evangelical United Brethren
church, officiating. Burial was in the Highland cemetery.
GLENN
LOWELL OGG (7 FEB 1918 - 9 MARCH 1999)
Glenn
L. Ogg, 81, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, March 9, 1999 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Midland. Born Feb. 7, 1918 in
Besides his wife he is survived by two
daughters, Lynn and husband Richard Cooke of South Berwick, Maine, and Robyn
and husband John Schunk of Clare; one son, Craig and wife Joy of Gladwin; one
brother, Jay Ogg of Minnesota; two sisters, Ruth Crockett of Midland, and Avis
Condra of Gladwin; and eight grandchildren. He was preceded in death by three
brothers, Newell, Lyle, and Grant; and one sister, Jean Ogg.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Friday, March
12 at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev. Henry List officiating.
Burial was in
HELEN
M. (CAMPBELL) OGG (9 SEP 1919 – 11 DEC 2009)
Published: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 1:27 PM CST
Helen M. Ogg, age 90, of Gladwin, passed away on
Friday, Dec. 11, 2009 at the MidMichigan Gladwin Pines Nursing Center in
Gladwin.She was born on Sept. 9, 1919 in Clare County, the daughter of the late
Robert and Maude (Lucas) Campbell.
Helen enjoyed spending time with her family,
walking, and she was an excellent seamstress. She has lived all her life on the
family farm in Clare County. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn
Ogg; baby, Arlyn Ogg; one brother; and five sisters; and son-in-law, John Schunk.
She is survived by her son, Craig (Joy) Ogg of
Gladwin; daughters, Lynn (Richard) Cooke of South Berwick, Maine and Robyn
Schunk of Clare; and eight grandchildren.
Funeral services was held on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009
at the Sisson Funeral Home with Pastor Roger Haines officiating. Interment was
in Highland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial
contributions may be made to the MidMichigan Gladwin Pines Nursing Center.
LEORA MERINDA (CAVE) OGG (2 FEB 1898 - 21 JUNE 1975)
LOIS
H. (BAUMANN) OGG (24 JUNE 1918 - 2 OCT 2002)
Lois H. Ogg , age 84, of Lansing, formerly of
Gladwin, passed away Wednesday, October 2 at the Martin Luther Holt Heritage
Home in Lansing. She w as born June 24, 1918 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Emil
and Lilly Koepsel Ba uman. OnOctober 5, 1946 Lois married Newell Ogg. They
lived and farm ed in Sage Township. Newell passed away on August 18, 1986.
Lois was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, the
Ladies Aid and the Farm Bureau. After moving to Lansing in 2000 to be with her
daughter Darlene, Lois joined Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
Surviving her are two daughters, Darlene (Brian)
Roller of Lansing, and Janet (Ray) Pratt of Tacoma, Washington; two
grandchildren, Tracie Davis a nd David Roller; and three step grandchildren.
Her parents, sisterIris Ke rswill, and brother Richard Bauman predecease her.
Services were held Sunday, October 6 at 3 p.m. at
Our Savior Lutheran Church. Rev. Timothy Verity and Rev. Roger Straub
officiated. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Our
Savior Lutheran Church or Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Sisson Funeral Home
handled the arrangements.
MELVIN
RAY OGG (22 MAY 1929 - 6 APRIL 1946)
NEWELL
OGG (23 OCT 1914 - 18 AUG 1986)
Newell
Ogg, 71, of
Mr. Ogg and the former Lois Bauman were
married Oct. 5, 1946, in
Services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m.
from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Dengler will officiate
and burial will be in the
WAYNE
L. OGG (24 JAN 1919 - 1 MARCH 2005)
Wayne
L. Ogg, Wayne L. Ogg, 86, of Gladwin, died March 1, 2005 at Gladwin Nursing and
Rehabilitation Community in Gladwin. He was born Jan. 24, 1919 in Hillsdale to
Edwin and Leora (Cave) Ogg. He married the former Helen Balakovich, who
predeceased him in 1980. He later married the former Alice Kubick. He was a
lifetime resident of
Surviving
are his wife, Alice Ogg of Gladwin; one son, Gerald W. (Barbara) Ogg of
Gladwin; two daughters, Sue (Kevin) Peterson of Millford, and Pat (Ken) McNeill
of Mason; grandchildren, Lori Draheim of Howell, Wendy and Chris McBrien of
Maryland, Jenny McNeill and husband Cavan Berry of Muskegon, and Honey Anderson
of Lansing; seven Great grandchildren; two sisters, Mary and Margaret; and
several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife, Helen;
daughter, Barbara; sister, Faye; and brothers, Melvin and Clare.
Funeral
services were held March 5 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin, with pastor Brad
Withrow officiating. Burial took place at
CLAUDE
ORDIWAY (1912 - DEC 1951)
JEAN
M. ORDIWAY (1928 - 1974)
LYMAN
SPENCER ORDIWAY (1863 – 4 MAY 1935)
ROBERT
E. ORDIWAY (29 JULY 1906 - 19 NOV 1928)
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STELLA
E. (GRAY) ORDIWAY (13 JULY 1881 - 1961)
FLOYD
J. ORLOWSKI (5 FEB 1927 - 7 SEP 1982)
HEART
ATTACK FATAL TO FLOYD ORLOWSKI
Services were held Friday for Floyd J.
(Flip) Orlowski, 55, Gladwin insurance agent for State Farm, who died suddenly
last Tuesday evening, Sept. 7, at the Sugar Springs Golf Course. He was
stricken while lining up a putt on the 18th green. Mr. Orlowski was dead on
arrival at the
Mr. Orlowski was an avid hunter, fisherman
and golfer. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church and had served
on the
Surviving besides his wife, are one son,
James of Portland; 2 daughters, Eileen of Saginaw and Mrs. Norm (Patrice)
Schumacher of Beaverton; 2 brothers, Dennis and Eugune of Alpena; and one
sister, Mrs. Jeanette Filipiak of
Services were held Friday at 11 a.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father Noel Rudy officiated and
burial was in the
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ALBERT
LAWRENCE ORTENBURG (1911 – 5 OCT 1990)
MARIAN
M. ORTENBURG (? - ?)
SYDNEY
J. OSBORN (? – 23 JULY 1909)
DELIA
OULETTE (26 MAY 1890 - 3 DEC 1908)
FELIX
JOSEPH OUELLETTE (1858 – 1 DEC 1909)
MARY
(BERTRAND) OUELLETTE (1867 - 1906)
P'S
JOSEPH
F. PAGANONE (1920 - SEP 1993)
CHARLES
A. PAGE (1853 - MARCH 1934)
CHARLES
H. PAGE (1881 – 31 MAR 1966)
CLARENCE
ELLIS "SMOKEY" PAGE (27 JAN 1905 - 16 JUNE 1981)
ELIZA
F. PAGE (1853 - SEP 1942)
Lena
R. Pahl, 69, of
Surviving are 4 daughters, Mrs. Reinhold
(Luella) Zeitz of Gladwin, Mrs. James (Laura) Hill of Park Forest South, Ill.,
Mrs. Patrick (Marilyn) Carroll of Midland and Mrs. Lynn (Beverly) Pennock
of Holt; one son, Gerald of Gladwin; 3
brothers, Frank Fischer of Prudenville, John and Carl Fischer of Gladwin; 2
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Wilcox of Spring Arbor and Mrs. Lilliam Thorington of
Gladwin; 17 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. A son, Donald, preceded
her in death on June 25, 1971.
Services were held Sunday, Jan. 4, at 3 p.m.
from the
AGNES
C. (BEAUBEIN) PAGE (6 DEC 1885 - 14 OCT 1921)
Agnes
Beaubein was born in
Her death took place Friday, Oct. 14, at
1:15 p.m. She leaves to mourn husband, the eight children named, two sisters
and one brother, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. E. T. Smith at the Gladwin M. E. church, and
the body was laid to rest at
DONALD
T. PAGE (? - NOV 1953)
ENOGENE
JUNE PAGE (1939 – 3 JAN 1940)
GEORGE
W. PAGE (25 AUG 1880 - 18 JUNE 1962)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR GEORGE PAGE
George W. Page, 81, died Monday at his home
on south M-18 after an illness of several months. Born on August 25, 1880, in
Survivors include his wife, Edith; five
sons, Lester, Clarence, Maxwell, and Leonard, of Flint, and Gerald, of Gladwin;
eight daughters, Mrs. Fern Tabor and Mrs. Eunice Brown, of Flint, Mrs. Evelyn
Pickard, of Gladwin, Mrs. Mable Jacob, of Colon, Mrs. Nora LaBeau, of New
Boston, Mrs. Mary Ella Lewis and Mrs. Thelma Louise Sheets, of Beaverton, and
Mrs. Arlene Janet Sheets, of Coleman; a sister, Mrs. Alice Frodenson, of
Wrenshall, Minn.; 41 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. A son, Donald,
and a daughter, Emogene, June, also preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2
p.m. at the Miner Chapel with the Rev. Burdette Faulk officiating. Burial is in
THOMAS
HENRY PAGE (1832 – 28 AUG 1913)
CARL
PAHL (15 AUG 1903 - 18 JAN 1986)
DANIEL
PAHL (16 AUG 1866 - 21 SEP 1930)
EDWARD
PAHL (29 OCT 1905 - 27 AUG 1946)
HENRY
PAHL (1907 – 6 APR 1947)
MARY
(HANSELMAN) PAHL (6 JAN 1875 - 30 MARCH 1959)
RUDOLPH
"RUDY" FRANK PAHL (7 DEC 1912 - 7 DEC 1979)
WALTER
GEORGE PAHL (22 AUG 1900 - 12 NOV 1971)
Walter
G. Pahl, 71, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Reinhold (Luella) Zeitz, of Gladwin, Mrs. James (Laura) Hill,
of Chicago, Marilyn Pahl, of Midland and Mrs. Lynn (Beverly) Pennock, of Holt;
one son Gerald, of Midland; three brothers, William, of Farmington, Carl and
Rudy, of Gladwin; and 14 grandchildren. One son, Donald, preceded him in death
on June 25, 1971.
Rites were held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from
the
VERONICA
PALASTYI (1911 – 19 JAN 1970)
GEORGE
PALKOVICH (1886 – 8 MAY 1919)
CIZELLA
PALMER (1904 - 1969)
HARMON
PALMER (1904 - JUNE 1987)
JEROME
WALTER PALMER (1871 - 29 JAN 1948)
FATHER
OF GLADWIN MAN DIES IN
Funeral services were held on Saturday for
Jerome Walter Palmer, 76, at the
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MR.
PALMER (? - ?)
MRS.
PALMER (? - ?)
ALICE
LENORE (OREN) PARKER (24 SEP 1881 - 6 JAN 1972)
Mrs.
W. E. Parker, 90, a former resident of Gladwin whose husband was superintendent
of the Gladwin schools for 12 years, died suddenly Thursday, January 6, at
Crestview Apartments,
Her husband, who preceded her in death in
1957, was an educator in
DONNABELLE
PARKER (1924 – 31 DEC 1936)
ESAU
PARKER (1847 - 21 AUG 1932)
A
TRIBUTE
On Tuesday afternoon friends and neighbors
gathered at the Episcopalian church to pay their respect to the late Esau
Parker, and from there follow his remains to their last resting place in the
family lot in Highland cemetery. Mr. Parker was a man whose positive and
upright character and intelligence will leave a lasting impression on the
community in which he lived.
In 1880 he became a resident of Grout
township and continued as such until his death. Forl half a century he lived on
the same farm and there his children grew to manhood and womanhood. His wife
and a part of their children preceded him in death. At one time he served his
township as supervisor, but his farm interested him more and he devoted his
attention to developing a large acreage from virgin soil. His kindly salutation
to his neighbors and friens and comment upon passing events are missed. May he
rest in peace. Gladwin County Record dated 08-25/1932 Column - 6 Page - 1
CIVIL
WAR
EXZILDA
M. "SALLY" PARKER (1913 - NOV 1999)
LEONARD
E. PARKER (28 NOV 1901 - 29 NOV 1977)
Leonard
E. Parker, 76, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son
and two sisters. A memorial service was held Saturday, Dec. 10, at 11 a.m. at
Mathews Funeral Home by the Mathews Funeral Home by the Gladwin Masonic Lodge
No. 397 F. & A.M. Interment was in the
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WILFORD
E. PARKER (1885 – 31 MAY 1957)
WILLIAM
J. PARKER (1 FEB 1847 - 16 JULY 1916)
FORMER
SHERIFF OF GLADWIN PASSES AWAY IN
William
J. Parker, who was sheriff of Gladwin county in 1883-4, died in
While in Gladwin in addition to sheriff he
served as under sheriff and village marshal, in the early days when times were
a little "wild and wolly," and made a fine record as a peace officer,
in which he was a terror to evil doers. He was married in Gladwin while
sheriff, but his first wife died 12 years ago, and he was again united in
marriage, his second wife surviving, at South Branch, Ogemaw county; also seven
children, Robert, Charles, Leonard and Ellen Parker, Mrs. John M. Coleman, and
Mrs. Henry Kuhn of Detroit, and Mrs. Charles French of Olivet; one brother,
John R. Parker of Jacksonville; Ohio; and sisters, Mrs. Allen Gifford, of Sage
township; Mrs. John Waers of Clare county, and Mrs. James T. Flemming of Battle
Creek, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker and Leonard
Parker accompanied the body to Gladwin for burial. Gladwin County Record dated
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GEORGE
A. PARKHURST (1875 - OCT 1944)
HARRISON
C. PARKHURST (1870 - 1931)
MARGARET
(JOHNSON) PARKHURST (1875 - NOV 1949)
ANNA
PARTRIDGE (1879 - MARCH 1966)
CHARLES
E. PARTRIDGE (1875 – 11 OCT 1955)
PATRICIA
(MCGUIRE) PASKIEWICZ (1928 - 2001)
JOHN
PAUL (12 SEP 1919 - 14 FEB 1920)
JANE
A. PAULL (28 JULY 1927 - 18 JUNE 1982)
WILLIAM
PAULL (24 JULY 1922 - 12 JULY 1996)
C.
D. PAXTON (12 DEC 1920 - 24 DEC 1999)
CASSIE
E. PAYNE (16 APRIL 1896 - 30 NOV 1930)
Cassie
Payne died of pneumonia at
SGT
CURRAN
EDSON PAYNE (SEP 1858 - 23 JULY 1932)
Curran
Payne, one of the early residents of
CIVIL WAR
PAUL
R. PENNOCK (5 APRIL 1915 - 6 FEB 2000)
Paul R.
Pennock, 84, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Feb. 6, 2000 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Midland. Born April 5, 1915 in
He was a
member of the
Besides
his wife he is survived by four sons, Paul Jr. and wife Judy of Darien, Ill.,
Wayne and wife Susan of Barrington, Ill., Lynn and wife Beverly of Holt, and LeRoy
and wife Donna of Seabrook, Texas; one brother, Wayne of Nashville; two
sisters, Grace Tarbet and Mary Pennock, both of Hastings; 13 grandchildren; 11
great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday) at the
MARJORIE. (DERBYSHIRE) PENNOCK (28 SEPT. 1916
– 26 NOV 2009)
MARJORIE E. PENNOCK
Marjorie
E. Pennock, age 93 of Gladwin, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2009 at
MidMichigan Gladwin Pines after a brief illness. She was born on Sept. 28, 1916
in Manton, the daughter of the late Edgar and Etta (Napier) Derbyshire. She
graduated from Manton High School in 1934 and Michigan State College in 1939.
Marjorie
married Paul Pennock on June 17, 1939 in Manton, and moved to Standish where
she lived until they moved to Gladwin in 1960. She retired from teaching in the
Beaverton Elementary Schools in 1976. She was a member of the First United
Methodist Church in Gladwin, was a past member of the Violet Chapter #78 in
Standish, and a current member of White Clover Chapter #84 in Gladwin of the
Order of the Eastern Star.
She was
preceded in death by her husband in 2000; one grandson; two brothers; and one
sister. She is survived by her children, Paul Jr. (Judy) Pennock of Dunedin,
Florida, Wayne (Sue) Pennock of Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Lynn (Bev) Pennock
of Holt, and LeRoy (Donna) Pennock of Humble, Texas’ brother William Derbyshire
of Aberdeen, Maryland’ 12 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and five
great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 at the First United Methodist
Church in Gladwin with Pastor David Snyder officiating and assisted by Father
Mike Pennock, her grandson. Visitation was held on Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009 at the
Sisson Funeral Home. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 12/2/2009.
DAVID
E. PERO (2 JULY 1949 - 2 JAN 1973)
MAN
KILLED WHEN HIT BY CAR
A 23 year-old Gladwin man was fatally
injured early Tuesday morning when he was struck while walking on M-18 about
three miles north of Meredith in Roscommon County. Houghton Lake State Police
said David E. Pero, 23, was killed about 3:10 a.m. when he was struck by George
A. Pete, 24, of
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EDITH
JANE (SHAW) PERO (1917 – 31 JULY 1994)
FRANCIS
D. PERO (25 DEC 1912 - 12 JAN 1980)
Francis
D. Pero, 67, of 301 Spring St., Gladwin, died Saturday, Jan. 12, in the
Besides his wife, he is survived by 6 sons,
Daniel of Vassar, Leo of Gladwin, Larry and Sidney of Clio and Ronald and
Donald of Flint; 2 daughters, Linda Martin of Gladwin and Mrs. Ted (Cheryl)
Belvin of Williamston; one brother, Russell of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Gladys
Wyckoff of Gladwin; and 18 grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Carl Briggs officiated and
burial was in the Highland Cemetery.Gladwin County Record dated 01-16/1980
Column - 5 Page - 2
RUSSELL
E. PERO (18 FEB 1910 - 12 JUNE 1980)
RUSSELL
PERO
Russell E. Pero, 70, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Albert (Dorothy) Keen of Flint; one sister, Mrs. Gladys Wykoff
of Gladwin; and one grandson. A son, David, preceded him in death January 2,
1973. Services were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev.
Carl Briggs officiated and burial was in the
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VERA
PERO (28 FEB 1923 - 2 APRIL 2005)
Vera Pero
(Lamb, Stallings) 82, died April 2, 2005 in Mesa Az. following a short illness.
She was born on February 28, 1923 to Lula and Frances Pero in Podunk. She
married Theodore Lamb of Gladwin in July of 1939. She was preceded in death by
her parents Lula (Pero) Clute and Frances Pero, sisters Edith (Pero) Edgar of
Gladwin, and Irene (Pero) Elliott of Mt. Pleasant and stepson David Stallings.
She is
survived by one daughter Shelby Hensley of
Vera was
a skilled machinist in
AMEL
PETERS (28 DEC 1876 – 1 AUG 1940)
AMEL
PETERS, HIGHWOOD DIES OF HEART ATTACK
Amel Peters of Highwood, died at his home
there Thursday of a heart attack. Amel Peters was born in
Funeral services were held Sunday, August 4 at the home conducted by the
Rev. Karl H Keefer. Interment was in
DONALD
J. PETERS (27 NOV 1927 - 19 MARCH 1960)
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FRED
PETERS (30 JAN 1889 - 6 DEC 1918)
IDA
MAE PETERS (1890 – 5 DEC 1957)
GARY
ANDREW PETERS (6 SEP 1949 - 4 MAY 1971)
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RICHARD
F. PETERS (21 MARCH 1904 - 31 OCT 1990)
ROBERT
J. PETERS (15 MAY 1917 - 19 JULY 1990)
IRMA
M. PHELPS (3 MARCH 1909 - 23 DEC 1999)
BETTY
JUNE (LAWRENCE) PHILLIPS (30 JUNE 1930 - 26 OCT 2001)
Betty
June Phillips, 71, of Gladwin, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2001 at