A'S
MAUDE
MAE (WEIR-MCMILLAN) ALDEN (9 MAY 1884 – 7 DEC 1966)
GLADWIN WOMAN DIES
GLADWIN --- Mrs. Maude Alden, 82, a native of
Gladwin, died Wednesday morning at the Gladwin Nursing Home where she had been
a patient for the past two years. She was born in Gladwin May 9, 1884.
Mrs. Alden is survived by one son, Donald of
Ferndale; a daughter, Mrs. Irene Potter of Ann Arbor; brother, George Weir of
Gladwin and sister, Mrs. Hazel Greer of Saginaw. Also ten grandchildren and
fifteen great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from
the Miner Funeral Home in Gladwin. Rev. M. R. Putman will officiate and burial
will be in the Ridge Cemetery near Gladwin. MDN dated 12-8-1966 Page - 3.
ANDREW
M. ALLEN (31 AUG 1899 - 15 MAY 1957)
SERVICES
HELD FOR ANDREW ALLEN
Andrew M. Allen, 57, died in
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Rose
Allen of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Myrta Cripps of Gladwin and Mrs. Mary Grove
of
Services were held Sunday at the Hall
Funeral Home, the Rev. Henry C. Hall officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 05-22/1957 Column - 3 Page - 2
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CARL
A. ALLEN (18 MARCH 1908 - 16 JAN 1973)
Carl
A. Allen, 64, died Tuesday, January 16, at
ROSE
ETTA (MARQUART) ALLEN (24 OCT 1872 - 19 JULY 1957)
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. ROSE ALLEN
Mrs. Rose Etta Allen, 84, of Butman
township, died Friday at the Hostettler Rest Home after an illness of several
months. She was born in
VELMA
ELIZABETH ALLEN (30 SEP 1905 - 11 JUNE 1907)
WILLIAM
AUGUSTUS ALLEN (16 MARCH 1870 - 8 OCT 1946)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR WM. ALLEN
William Augustus Allen, 76, died at his farm
home in Butman township Tuesday morning, October 8, after a heart attack.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday afternoon at the Sherman Free
Methodist church at 2 o'clock, with burial in the Ridge cemetery. Rev. E.
Foglesonger will officiate. The body will be at the Reigle Funeral Home until
Wednesday evening. Mr. Allen was born on March 16, 1870 in
DAVID
JOSEPH ALMOND, III (4 DEC 1952 - 12 FEB 1991)
DAVID
JOSEPH ALMOND, IV (15 FEB 1984 - 30 NOV 1987)
Youth killed when run over by truck
A 3-year-old Gladwin youth was killed after being
run over by a delivery truck in his Secord Township driveway Monday afternoon.
Gladwin Sheriffs officers identified the youth as David Joseph Almond IV, of
Gladwin. He was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. James Sullivan, Gladwin County
medical examiner.
Deputies said the boy was fatally injured when a
delivery truck ran over him as it was leaving his parents’ driveway on N. M-30
in Secord Township. The mishap occurred about 2:48 p.m., authorities said. His
parents, David and Terry Almond of Gladwin, were home at the time of the mishap,
according to officers.
Details of the accident are sketchy and the incident
remains under investigation. Sheriffs officers were assisted by an accident
investigator from the Gladwin State Police and emergency personnel from the
Gladwin Emergency Medical Services and the Clement Township Rescue Squad.
David’s obituary appears on page 2.
DAVID ALMOND IV
David Joseph Almond IV, 3, of 1454 N. M-30, Gladwin,
died suddenly Monday, Nov. 30, after being run over by a truck in his driveway.
He was born in West Branch, Feb. 15, 1984.
Surviving are his parents, David and Terri (Esiline)
Almond of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Aaron and Christopher, at home; one sister,
Nikki, at home; grandparents, Mrs. Elaine Almond of Grosse Pointe, Donald
Esiline of Modesto, Calif, and Mrs. Mildred Krueger of Yucca, Ariz.; and his
great grandparents, Carl and Bernice Clayton of West Branch.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Pastor Brian Wright officiated and
burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-2/1987 Column
– 3 Page – 2.
ALBERT
ANDERSON (8 AUG 1865 – 26 OCT 1916)
Anderson---Albert Anderson died Oct. 26 at Atlanta,
of blood poisoning. The body was brought to Gladwin Friday on the evening
train. Funeral services were held at the Riley church Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Braun. Gladwin County Record dated 11-2/1916 Column - 7 Page - 1.
ALBERT
E. ANDERSON (30 JUNE 1891 - 18 SEP 1912)
BODY
RECOVERED
ALBERT
E.ANDERSON FOUND IN
BOTTOM
OF PRATT'S LAKE
After
Three Days' Search—Coroner's Jury Says It Was Accidental Drowning.
The
body of Albert E. Anderson, who was drowned in Pratt's lake, Sept. 24, was
brought to the surface Sept. 26, through the efforts of Coroner Wright and Sheriff
Shell, together with a corps of assistants.
The
body was recovered with grappling hooks about 10:30 a.m. on the| third drag
across the lake. Undertakers Black & Bradley were called to the scene and
the body was removed to the parental home. A coroner's jury was impanelled and
returned a verdict of accidental drowning. Gladwin County Record dated
10-3/1912 Column – 4 Page - 1.
DAVID
H. ANDERSON (23 SEP 1888 - 6 OCT 1971)
David H. Anderson, 83, of
Surviving are his wife Harriette; five
daughters, Mrs. Horace (Faith) Griffin, Mrs. Arthur (Harriet) Schindler, and
Mrs. Melvin (Dolores) Winkler, all of Gladwin, Mrs. Arthur (Grace) Anderson of
Midland, and Mrs. Larry (Rita) Hall of Hope; one son, Worth Anderson of Flint;
a brother, William of Florida; 22 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. A
son and a daughter preceded him in death.
Services will be held Saturday, Oct. 9, at
2:00 P.M. at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the Rev. John W. Cermak
officiating. Burial will be in
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GIDEON
ANDERSON (12 AUG 1854 - 17 DEC 1927)
Gideon
Anderson was born in
He
spent his boyhood in
GLENN
D. ANDERSON (24 MAY 1918 - 13 OCT 1944)
KILLED
IN
PFC. Glenn D. Anderson, 26, of Gladwin, who
was reported missing in
Son of Mr and Mrs David Anderson, of Sage
township, Glenn was born here on May 24, 1918.
He was graduated from the
Following his induction into the Army on
March 16, 1944, he was sent to
THIRD
ARMY, 317th INFANTRY REGIMENT, 80th INFANTRY DIVISION.
GUSTAVE
Gustave
D. Anderson, 74, well known
HARRIETTE
LENORA (MOLESWORTH)
Harriette (Nora)
IRENE
(BACON) ANDERSON (21 FEB 1923 - 9 JULY 1976)
MRS. ANDERSON
GLADWIN --- Mrs. Irene L. Anderson, 53, of Gladwin
died Friday morning at the Midland Hospital Center. She was born in Flint, Feb.
21, 1923. She was a resident of Gladwin for 20 years. She was a member of the
Gladwin Baptist Church. She married Oscar Anderson, Sept. 28, 1950 in Flint.
Surviving are her husband; two sons, Douglas and
Kevin , one stepson, Ron, all of Gladwin; three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Pratt, Flint; one brother LaVerne Bacon, Davison. Services will be 2
p.m. Monday from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Burial will be in Ridge
Cemetery. Friend may call any time. MDN dated 7-10-1976 Page – 2.
JEMIMA
(GLENDENNING)
Jemima
Glendenning Anderson was born in Haldiman county, Ont., May 25, 1856. She
removed to Sanilac county,
KENNETH
O. ANDERSON (28 DEC 1927 - 11 OCT 2000)
Kenneth
O. Anderson, 72, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2000 at home following a
long illness. Born Dec. 28, 1927 in
Kenneth
married Marilyn Coffell, June 16, 1950 in Gladwin. He was a machinist for
Lyle’s Industries in
Besides
his wife he is survived by three sons, Bob Anderson of Florida, William and
wife Jeanette Anderson of Harrison, and Randy and wife Lee Grimes of Gladwin;
one daughter, Yvonne Anderson of Gladwin; two brothers, Albert of Beaverton and
Harold of Clio; 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and several nieces
and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; one son, Michael in 1991;
and one brother, Keith.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Friday at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with Rev. Dr. Deane
Wyllys officiating. Burial was in
LULU
MAE (UNDERWOOD) ANDERSON (14 MAY 1904 - 31 OCT 1965)
EX-GLADWIN WOMAN DIES
Former Gladwin resident Mrs. Lula Anderson, 64, died
Sunday night Youngstown, Ohio. She was born in Paulding, Ohio May 14, 1904.
Her survivors are her husband Rudolph; two sons,
Alfred of Maryland, and Weldon of West Virginia; three grandchildren; one
sister, Miss Lela Underwood of Gladwin; and four brothers, Lyle of Gladwin,
Jesse of Gladwin, Ray of Lansing, and Ceral of Mason, Mich.
The service will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at in the
funeral hall in Gladwin. Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Ross Tracy
and the burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. MDN 11-2-1965 Page –
3.
MARY
H. ANDERSON (17 JUNE 1927 - 10 JULY 1928)
Little Mary H. Anderson, infant daughter of
Mr and Mrs David H Anderson, was born June 17, 1927, and passed away July 10,
1928, after an illness of ten days. She was a bright and sweet tempered baby
and will be greatly missed by all. She leaves to mourn her loss, besides her
bereaved father and mother, four sisters, Grace, aged seven; Faith, six; Harriet, four; Dolores, two; and one brother,
Glenn, age ten, also her grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Molesworth, and other
relatives and friends. Services were held from the Riley church Thursday
afternoon, July 12, Rev. Leroy Whitney, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating.
The little body was laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 07-19/1928 Column - 5 Page - 5
MICHAEL
W. ANDERSON (11 APRIL 1958 - 11 JAN 1991)
MICHAEL ANDERSON
Michael W. Anderson, 32, of 519 First St., Gladwin,
died Friday, Jan. 11, 1991, of injuries received in an automobile accident that
night near Lansing. Born in Gladwin, April 11, 1958, he had spent his lifetime
here. Mr. Anderson was an engineer for Handy and Harman Automotive
Division in Gladwin. He was a member of the Gladwin
Eagles Aerie 3292. Mr. Anderson and the former Kay Sharp were married Oct. 1, 1984,
in Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters,
Angel and Shandal, at home; his parents, Kenneth and Marilyn Anderson of
Gladwin; 2 brothers, Robert of Romulus and William of Gladwin; and one Sister, Yvonne
Anderson of Milan.
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Joel Hurley officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-16/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
MINNIE
(WEINKAUFF) ANDERSON (3 MAY 1870 – 17 AUG 1916)
FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
Mrs. Albert Anderson, a former Gladwin resident,
died of a heart attack August 17 at her home in Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. Anderson
was born in Alpena, Michigan, May 3, 1870 and was married to Albert Anderson in
1857. To them was born eleven children. Mr. Anderson and two sons preceded her
in death. The Anderson family came from Alpena in 1907 and settled in Sage
township. In 1923 she moved to Youngstown, Ohio.
Surviving her are five sons, Julius, Ferdinand,
Rudolf and Samuel all of Youngstown, Gustave of Gladwin, four daughters, Mrs.
Agnes Weston, Mrs. Ruth Little of Youngstown, Mrs. Hattie Brennaman of
Portersville, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Elsie Lloyd of Tulsa, Oklahoma, twenty two
grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The body of Mrs. Anderson was brought to Gladwin
Saturday. Services were held at the Rogers Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p.m. with
the Rev. Warkentine officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-23/1939 Column – 6 Page – 1.
NELLIE
MAY ANDERSON (Abt. JULY 1884 - 25 SEP 1886)
NEWELL
WELDON "ANDY" ANDERSON (31 JAN 1920 – 2 SEP 1988)
NEWELL ANDERSON
Newell Weldon (Andy) Anderson, 68, of Bay City, died
Friday, Sept. 2, at the Bay Medical Center after a long illness. Born in
Gladwin, Jan. 31, 1920, he was self-employed in the construction and asphalt
business. Mr. Anderson was a 32nd degree Mason, a Shriner and a Mariner. He was
a member of the Bay City Moose Lodge, the Elks, F.O.E. and the American Legion.
Mr. Anderson and the former Arlyne Chatelle were married in 1953 in Grayling.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, John of
Kawkawlin, Scott, stationed in Greece with the Army, Mark of Altamonte Springs,
Fla. and Newell Jr. of Orlando, Fla.; one brother, Alfred of Ohio; and 8
grandchildren.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.Joel Hurley officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. A Masonic memorial service was held Tuesday at 8 p.m. by
the Gladwin lodge. Gladwin County Record dated 9-7/1988 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ORATHY
FAY (
Orathy
Fay Anderson, 72, of
Surviving are 2 sons, Donald and Lowell of
Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Melvin (Marlene) Otto of Gladwin; 3 brothers,
William of Gladwin, Roy of California and Stanley of Oklahoma; 11 grandchildren
and 3 great grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the
OSCAR
ANDERSON (22 MAY 1922 - 20 JUNE 2005)
Oscar
Anderson, 85, of Gladwin, died June 19, 2005 at
Surviving
him are his wife, Charlene Anderson of Gladwin; two sons, Douglas Anderson and
Kevin Anderson, both of Gladwin; a daughter-in-law, Gail Anderson of Gladwin;
four step-children, David (Ivone) Miller of Gladwin, and Rick (Kris) Miller,
Debra (Douglas) Rumminger and Mark (Rhonda) Miller all of Greenville, South
Carolina; three grandchildren, Dion Anderson and Vicki Shea, both of Gladwin,
and Amber Jones of Midland; 15 step-grandchildren and eight Great
grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters, Art Anderson of Gladwin, Iva Peck
of Gladwin, Larry Anderson of Arizona and Irene Kure of Mt. Clemens; and
several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his
son, Ron Anderson.
Funeral
services will be held on Wednesday, June 22 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin
with Pastor Bryan Johnson officiating. Burial followed at
RONALD
O. ANDERSON (15 SEP 1942- 31 JULY 1996)
RONALD O. ANDERSON
Ronald O. Anderson, 53, of Gladwin, died Wednesday,
July 31, 1996 at MidMichigan Regional Medical Center – Midland following a
short illness. Born Sept. 15, 1942 in Detroit, he resided in Gladwin most of
his life. Mr. Anderson had been employed by Gladwin High School as a para
professional in the building trades class. He married the former Gail Greer
Oct. 21, 1961 In Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, Dion
and wife Vicki of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Vicki and husband Timothy Shea of Gladwin,
and Amber and husband Andrew Jones of Livonia; his father and stepmother, Oscar
and Charlene Anderson of Gladwin; 3 brothers, Douglas Anderson of Gladwin,
Kevin Anderson of Gladwin, and Mark Peterson of Flint; one sister, Sandra
Godwin of Flint; and 7 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his stepmother,
Irene Anderson July 9, 1978.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel. The Rev. Deane Wyllys officiated and burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 8-7/1996 Column – 1
Page – 7.
VANCE
GLENN ANDERSON (5 MAY 1944 - 17 FEB 2011)
Vance
Glenn Anderson, age 66, died on Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011 at the Cleveland
Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio following two months of complications after having a
Lung Transplant on Dec. 18, 2010. He went peacefully with his beloved wife
Kathy at his side.
Vance
was born May 5, 1944 in Gladwin to Ida May (Codling) and Glenn D. Anderson. His
father was killed in action five months later in Sivry, France, having seen his
son in August of that year. His mother remarried a few years later and they
moved to Midland, where he grew up. He graduated from Midland High School in
1962.
TRUMAN
ARNOT (1842 - 19 DEC 1902)
DEATH
OF TRUMON ARNOT
Truman Arnot died at his home in Gladwin
township, Dec. 19, 1902, of asthma, aged 60 years. Funeral services were held
at the Ridge M. E. church Sunday conducted by Rev. O. C. Teachout, and the
remains were interred in Gladwin cemetery. Mr. Arnot served in the civil war.
He was a familiar figure in Gladwin county, where he had resided upwards of 30
years. He leaves a widow and several children. Gladwin County Record dated
12-26/1902 Column - 6 Page - 5
OBITUARY
Truman Arnot was born in
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GEORGE
A. AUSTIN (1855 - 15 NOV 1936)
GEORGE
A. AUSTIN DIES IN
Services were held at the funeral parlors of
Born in
Surviving him are two daughters and four
sons, Charles Austin of
BARBARA
A. (RICH) AUXIER (1942 - ?) s/w Johnny E.
JOHNNY
EDWARD AUXIER, JR (18 JAN 1935 – 13 DEC 1992) m. 1 Sep 1962, s/w
Barbara A.
JOHNNY
AUXIER
Johnny
Edward Auxier Jr. 57, of 2215 Zimmerman St. Flint, died suddenly Sunday, Dec.
13, 1992, in the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. He was born in
McCarr, Ky., Jan. 18, 1935, and moved to Flint in 1953. He owned property in Gladwin
County for 10 years. Mr. Auxier was an export checker for General Motors SPO
Plant 1 in Swartz Creek. He served in the Army from 1958 to 1960 and was a
member of UAW Local 659.
Mr.
Auxier and the former Barbara Rich were married Sept. 1, 1962, in Swartz Creek.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, Mickey of Clare; one daughter,
Brenda Auxier of Gladwin; a brother, Drew Kennedy of Flint; 3 sisters,
Geraldine Burns of Sand Lake, Mary Ann Watson of Flint and Clara Collins of
Kentucky; and 3 granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his parents, J.E.
and Florence Auxier Sr. and a brother, Ezra.
Rites
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral, Gladwin Chapel.
The Rev. George Coon officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-16/1992 Column – 3 Page – 2.
ADA
AYRE (1886 – 12 MAY 1914)
Ada
Ayres, wife of Robert Ayres of Gladwin township, died at their home Tuesday
morning after a long illness with tuberculosis. Services will be held at the
Wagarville church Thursday morning at 11. Gladwin County Record dated 5-14/1914
Column – 7 Page – 2.
GEORGE
AYRE (27 DEC 1859 - 27 MAY 1906)
Quite
a number from Sherman attended the funeral of George Ayers at Wagarville the
20th. Gladwin County Record dated 5-31/1906 Column – 5 Page – 7.
MABLE
V. AYRE (2 APRIL 1888 - 6 FEB 1893) Daughter of G. & M. Ayers,
A
child 10 weeks old of George Ayres died Tuesday of inflammation of the lungs.
He had buried a 6 year old daughter last week. Gladwin County Record dated
2-17/1893 Column – 4 Page – 5.
ROBERT AYRE (12 MARCH 1878 – 25 NOV 1937)
Robert Ayre Dies at Mercy Hospital Wed.
Services were held Sunday afternoon, November 28, at
1:30 for Robert Ayre at the Ayre home in Gladwin township, conducted by Rev.
Ivan E. Hodgson. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Born March 12, 1878, at
Durham, England, he came to London, Ontario, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ayre, at the age of two years and nine months. In 1889 he came with his
parents to Gladwin county, Michigan, who settled on the farm on which he was
still living at the time of his death. He was taken to Mercy hospital, Bay
City, Wednesday, where he died the next day, Thursday November 25.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Carrie Ayre; son
George, a student at the Gladwin high school; a daughter, Mrs. Eva Coy; and a
grandson, L. Lavon Coy of Midland; his mother, Mrs. Marie Ayre Williams; three
sisters, Mrs. Anr>e Partridge of Gladwin, Mrs. Bertha Gentz and Mrs. Mae Brown
of Detroit: two brothers, Thomas Ayre of Gladwin and Lee Ayre of Flint. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-1/1937 Column – 6 Page – 2.
RUSSELL
H. AYRE (3 DEC 1892 - 14 FEB 1893) Son of G. & M. Ayers, Our Darling
A
child 10 weeks old of George Ayres died Tuesday of inflammation of the lungs.
He had buried a 6 year old daughter last week. Gladwin County Record dated
2-17/1893 Column – 4 Page – 5.
B'S
CHARLES
E. BABCOCK (11 APRIL 1861 - 19 JAN 1939)
CHARLES BABCOCK DIES HERE, JANUARY 19
Charles Babcock died at his home January 19
at the age of 77. Mr. Babcock was born in
CHARLES
ERNEST BABCOCK (18 JULY 1883 - 29 JUNE 1978)
Charles
E. Babcock, 94, of
MEMORIAM
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In memory of Charles Babcock who left us
June 30, 1978. Dad's been gone two long years now, But just as plain as day, We
see him sitting rocking there, Like he did yesterday, We still remember when
we'd go to visit him awhile, We would find him in his rocking chair, He would
greet us with a smile, Now he is gone and deep inside, Our grief is never gone,
But smiles can hide a heartache, And we must carry on. --- Sadly missed by all
the family. Gladwin County Record dated 07-02/1980 Column - 3 Page - 9 Section
B.
CLARENCE
R. BABCOCK (15 APRIL 1908 - 18 JAN 1983)
Clarence
R. Babcock, 74, of
Clarence R. Babcock
(Midland Daily News, Jan. 20, 1983)
Clarence R. Babcock,
74,
He was born in
He leaves his sons,
Charles Babcock of Manton, Donald Babcock and Orson Babcock, both of Cadillac,
and Richard Babcock of Akron, Ohio; daughter, Bonnie Lou Currier of Napa,
Calif.; sisters, Irene Gould of Gladwin, Ida Elliott of Clare, Laura Swanson of
Florida and Minnie Patierno of Midland; and 20 grandchildren.
Services will be at 1
p.m. Friday in Mathews Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the Rev. Brian Wright
officiating. Burial will be in
DERALD
JUSTIN BABCOCK (21 APRIL 1923 - 15 APRIL 1990) s/w Norma Marian
Derald
Justin (Jud) Babcock, 66, of
DORIS O. (TROWBRIDGE) BABCOCK (31 MAY 1901 - 6 FEB 1994)
Doris
O. Babcock, 92, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Feb. 6, 1994, in the
EMILY
MATILDA (REIGLE) BABCOCK (9 DEC 1878 – 20 FEB 1962) Wife
From
the Gladwin County Record --- February 21, 1962
RITES FRIDAY FOR MATILDA WIDEMAN
Funeral services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Gladwin Free Methodist
Church for Mrs. Matilda E. Wideman, 84, who died Tuesday morning at her home in
Gladwin, following a short illness. The Rev. Earl Fogelsonger and the Rev.
George Skene will officiate and burial will be in
The
former Matilda E. Reigle was married to Charles Babcock on April 21, 1894, in
Gladwin. He preceded her in death in February, 1939. She was married to Isaiah
Wideman on August 31, 1940. Survivors include her husband, Isaiah; two sons,
Sidney Babcock, of Gladwin,
and James Babcock, of Flint; a daughter, Mrs. Kattie Shamel, of Flint; two
brothers, Frank Reigle, of Flint, and George Reigle, of Gladwin, four
grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and one great, great grandchild. Friends
may call at the Miner Funeral Home.
HENRY
BABCOCK (5 SEP 1850 - 26 MARCH 1936)
HENRY
BABCOCK DIES THURSDAY AT FENTON
Services were held Sunday, March 29, at 1:30
p.m. at the Free Methodist church for Henry Babcock, conducted by Rev. C. H.
Woods. Burial was at Ridge cemetery. Mr. Babcock died Thursday, March 26, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Charles M. Matthews, at Fenton. He was born September
5, 1850, at
JONATHAN
BABCOCK (3 JAN 1813 - 28 NOV 1887)
PASSED
AWAY
Jonathan Babcock, aged 74 years, 10 months
and 25 days, fell dead suddenly at his residendce in Gladwin township Monday,
while occupied with his usual out of door work. He had been in good health up
to the time of his death, and had been in the village a few days before. Mr.
Babcock was born in
MARJORIE ANN (CURRIE) BABCOCK (20 AUG 1861 - 31 JAN 1932) s/w Orland H.
Mrs.
O. H. Babcock was the unfortunate victim of an accidental death caused by the
explosion of kerosene from a can which overturned on the hot range, Sunday
morning. Mrs. Babcock was severely burned and died after 12 hours of intense
suffering. Marjorie Ann Babcock was born Aug. 20, 1861, at Port Sanilac;
Sanilac county,
MARY E. (CANN) BABCOCK (1889 - 28 OCT 1976)
Mrs.
Mary L. Babcock, 86, of
MELISSA
REBECCA (MATTIS) BABCOCK (13 MAY 1855 - 10 JAN 1929)
Mrs.
Melissa Babcock, died at their home on
NORMA MARIAN (WASHMUTH) BABCOCK (1924 - ?) Wife, s/w Derald Justin
ORLAND
HARVEY BABCOCK (11 JUNE 1859 – 1932)
SIDNEY
WELLINGTON BABCOCK (28 SEP 1900 - 9 OCT 1996)
Sidney
Wellington Babcock, 96, a long-time resident of
? BABCOCK (? - 1 AUG 1933) Baby
CHARLES
EDGAR BAILEY (7 NOV 1882 – 27 JULY 1929)
CHARLES EDGAR BAILEY
Charles Edgar Bailey, a former resident of Gladwin,
died July 27, 1929, at Hurley hospital, Flint. . Mr. Bailey was born Nov. 7,
1882 in Paulding county, Ohio, and was 46 years, 8 months and 20 days old. He
came to Gladwin county, Michigan in 1900, and was married to Miss Myrtle Myers,
March 5, 1903. One daughter, Mrs. Clifford Conarty, was born to them. In
November 1917 the family moved to Flint, where he lived until his death.
He leaves to mourn his wife, daughter and son-in-law
of Flint; two brothers, William Bailey of Flint, and T. A. Bailey of Roscommon;
two sisters, Mrs. Musseta Varner of Oakwood, Ohio, and Mrs. James Bailey of
Roscommon; many nieces and nephews and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held at the Sherman Free Methodist
church July 29, 1929 at 2 p. m. conducted by Rev. Hoenshell of Pinconning. The body
was laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-8/1929
Column – 3 Page – 1.
ERIC BAILEY (14 JULY 2002 - 17 NOV 2002)
Eric
Bailey, the four-month-old infant son of Lonnie and Jennifer (Parrish) Bailey
passed away suddenly Sunday, Nov. 17, 2002. He was born in Caro on July 14,
2002.
Surviving
besides his parents, Lonnie and Jennifer, are one brother, Michael Bailey at
home; two sisters, Brittany Bailey and Kyndra DuRussel, both of Mayville;
grandparents Vera Martin of Harrison, John Bailey of Linden, and Debra Parrish,
Patrich Acre, Larry Parrish and Randy and Jane Wilmoth, all of Caro.
Funeral
services were held at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2002 at the Sisson Funeral
Home with burial in Ridge Cemetery. The Sisson Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated 11-27/2002 Page - 2.
MYRTLE
HATTIE (MYERS) BAILEY (8 DEC 1882 - 26 JAN 1968)
BURIAL
HERE FOR EX-RESIDENT
Mrs. Myrtle Hattie Bailey, 85, of
SYLVESTER
A. BARTKOWIAK
(13 DEC 1915 - 27 MAY 1985)
Sylvester
A. Bartkowiak, 69, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters, Carol Coulter of Waterford and Sharon
Garden of Garden City; 2 sons, Walter Lindsey of Highland and Edward Lindsey of
Northville Township; 3 brothers, Leonard of Gladwin, Ralph of Dearborn and
Norbet of Bridgport; 4 sisters, Geneive Kozlowski of Gladwin, Cecilia Schlaud
of Capac, Sylvia Moskwa of Sterling Heights and Beatrice MarcAngelo of Canton;
10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Gladwin County Record dated
05-29/1985 Column - 4 Page - 2
S
SGT
BEATRICE I. BARTLETT
(14 JAN 1907 – 18 APRIL 1989)
HAZEL
I. (CRAWFORD) BARTLETT (20 MAY 1919 – 3 NOV 1984)
HAZEL
BARTLETT
Hazel
I. Bartlett, 65, of 2694 Parkway Beach, Gladwin, died Saturday, Nov. 3, at her
home following a long illness. Born in Hamilton, Ohio, May 20, 1919, she came
to Gladwin County in 1972 from Detroit. She retired in 1972 from the General Motors
Public Relations Dept.
The
former Hazel Crawford she was married to Charles Stevens and he died in 1965.
She then married Joseph Bartlett Dec. 29, 1967, in Hamilton, Ohio, and he preceded
her in death Oct. 23, 1979.
Surviving
are a step-son, John Bartlett of Livonia; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Shirley Boadway of
Orland Park, Ill.; and 5 stepgrandchildren.
Rites
were held today, Wednesday, from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Bruce Hatch officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-7/1984 Column – 4 Page – 2.
JOHNNIE BARTLETT (ABT. 3 NOV 1882 - 18 NOV 1883) Aged 1 year & 15 days, Budded on
earth, Bloomed in Heaven
JOSEPH
E. BARTLETT (5 MAR 1908 – 23 OCT 1979)
Joseph E. Bartlett, 71, of Gladwin, died Tuesday in
Mesa, Ariz. Born March 5, 1908, in Plymouth, England. Mr. Bartlett was employed
as a bookkeeper for the First National Building in Detroit. He retired in 1972
and moved to Gladwin. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. On Dec.
29, 1967, he married Hazel Crawford in Hamilton, Ohio.
Surviving are his wife; a son, John Bartlett of
Livonia; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Broadway of Orland Park, Ill.; and five
grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Gladwin chapel of
Hall Funeral Home, with the Rev. Donald Bates officiating. Burial wil be in
Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Friends may call from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
today at the funeral home. There will be an Eagle memorial service at 8 p.m.
today in the funeral home. MDN 10-26-1979.
LILLIE
BARTLETT (ABT. 1 FEB 1869 - 1 SEP 1887) Aged 18 years & 7 months
BARLETT---At
Meredith, Sept. 1, 1887 Miss Lillie Bartlett, daughter of Henry' Bartlett, aged
18 years and 6 months, of typhoid fever. Funeral services will be conducted by
Rev. S. C. Tiney at the Meredith schoolhouse to-morrow at 8 o'clock a.m., and
the remains will be interred in the Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 09-02/1887 Column - 4 Page - 5
DALE
E. BASEL (1929 - ?) s/w
Eleanor E.
ELEANOR
E. BASEL (1929 - ?)
s/w Dale E.
EVELYN
BATTEES (22 MAY 1912 - 24 MARCH 1913)
The
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Battees sympathize with them in the loss of
their little daughter, Evelyn. Gladwin County Record dated 4-10/1913 Column – 3
Page – 7.
JOHN
CASNER BATTEES (7 DEC 1846 - 14 MARCH 1916)
PROMINENT
RESIDENT OF
John Casner Battees died March, 14, 1916, at
his home in
Mr. Battees was the father of six children,
of whom five are living to mourn his loss --- John S. Battees of Mishawakee,
Flora E. Stuck, Lulu P. Kelly, Myrtle E. Austin and Walter V. Battees, all of
Sherman township. He also leaves three sisters and 11 grandchildren. Mr.
Battees was a kind father, a good neighbor, and will be missed by all who knew
him. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hygema from the German Baptist
church at Round Lake Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock, followed by interment in
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 03-23/1916 Column - 4 Page - 7
CIVIL
WAR
MARY
E. (RICHARDS) BATTEES (10 JUNE 1854 - 29 NOV 1912) s/w John G.
Mrs.
Battees of Round Lake.
Round
Lake, Dec. 2—Mrs. J. C. Battees died, on this eve. of Nov. 29, at the home of
her daughter., Mrs. William Stuck, of paralysis; caused by a rupture of a blood
vessel in the brain. She made an appointment with Dr. Busch to do some dental
work, Nov. 28; after the work was
done,
on their way home before they left Gladwin, Mr. Battees noticed as they were
talking that heir speech grew thick, spoke of it to her, and suggested taking
her back to consult with a physician. She objected, but as she grew worse, he
insisted and she said no more. He drove back to Dr. Leininger's, and with the
help of one other, she walked to the office, but nothing
could
be done. About midnight Thursday they called both Drs. Leiniger and Suylandt,
and they visited her Friday. No help was found, and she never regained
consciousness.
A
message was sent to Jack Battees at Mishawaka, Friday noon, and with his wife
he reached Gladwin, Saturday noon only to learn that their mother had died.
The
deceased was born in Cumberland county, Illinois, June 10, in 1854, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Richards. They removed to Columbus, O., the same
year. Mary Richards was united in marriage with J. C. Battees at Marysville, near
Columbus, 0. in 1871.
Six
children were born to them: John the eldest, of Mishawaka, Ind.; Flora, wife of
William Stuck of Round Lake; Lulu, wife of Frank Kelley of Beaverton, Ore.;
Myrtle, wife of Charles Austin, of near Gladwin; and infant son, died, near
Paulding Center, 0., in 1886. Walter Battees of Hillsboro, Ore., Mrs. Battees
sister Mrs. Charles Gordon, of Edson, South Dakota, Mrs. Frank Kelley and
Walter Battees could not be present at the funeral, which will be conducted at Round
Lake G. B. church, Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. m., Reverends Willard of the
Evangelical association and Hahn officiating; interment in Gladwin cemetery.
The
deceased with the family all at home excepting Jack Battees, removed from 0.,
to their present home in Gladwin county in August., 1899, hoping the change
might benefit her health, which it did. She became very active walking great
distances, working in the Sunday-school
and
church at Round Lake; until the German Baptist church was established, and was
a frequent visitor at North Sage, and Sherman F. M. churches. Mr. and Mrs.
Battees united with the Church of Christ near Paulding Center, Ohio. She was a
devoted wife and mother, and as time passes
she
will be greatly missed from many places. The pioneers are dispersing; time is
passing swiftly, and when we look back fourteen years, miraculous changes have
taken place. No idlers have struck this camp. It behooves us to work while yet
it is day.
"So
in the harvest if others may gather sheaves from the fields that in spring I
have sown,
Who
plowed or sowed, matters not to the reaper, I'm only remembered by what I have
done." Gladwin County Record dated 12-5/1912 Column – 3 Page – 1.
CHARLES
WILLARD BAUSERMAN (1870 - 12 NOV 1959)
FORMER
RESIDENT BURIED IN RIDGE
Charles W. Bauserman, 89, of
MARGARET MURABY (CARD) BAUSERMAN (16 MAY 1873 - 25 DEC 1963)
BURIAL IS IN
Funeral services were held at 7 p.m Sunday,
at the Colonial Chapel,
JACK B. BEBOUT (22 AUG 1921 – 10
FEB 1991) MSGT US Air Force, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Beloved husband of Elsie
JACK
BEBOUT
Jack
B. Bebout, 69, of Oxnard, Calif., died Feb. 10, 1991, at his home. Born in
Wooster, Ohio, Aug. 22, 1921, he retired in 1975 from the military after 31
years including serving in World War II, Korea and Vietnam wars. Surviving are
his wife, the former Eileen E. Ayers; one son, Mark of
California;
a step-daughter, Mrs. Don (Carol) Hale of Gladwin; a step-son, Michael Berry of
West
Lake
Village, Calif.; 3 grandchildren and 5 step-grandchildren. He was preceded in
death by 2 children, Michael and Michele. A military service was held in the Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin. Chaplain Joe White officiated and the honor guard was from
the Gladwin County VFW. Gladwin County Record dated 3-13/1991 Column – 4 Page –
2.
WILLIAM L. BECK (8 SEP 1927 - 30 SEP 1990)
William L. Beck, 63, of 2696 Lakeshore Dr., Gladwin,
died suddenly Sunday, Sept. 30, 1990, at his home. Born in Detroit, Sept. 8, 1927,
he moved to Gladwin County in 1974, from Fraser. He was a retired engineer with
Chrysler Corp. and served in the Navy during World War II. Mr. Beck was a
member of the Fraser VFW Post 6691, the Tittabawassee Valley Lions Club, president
of the Secord Lake Eagles Club, a captain with the Secord Township Volunteer
Fire Dept. and the Knights of Columbus in Fraser. He drove a school bus for 16
years. Mr. Beck and the former Alice Tack were married May 17, 1947, in
Detroit.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one daughter,
Carrie Null of Mt. Clemens; one brother, Robert of Gladwin; 8 grandchildren and
one great grandson. He was preceded in death by a son, William (Skip) in June
1983.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 11 a.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Father Donald Christensen officiated and
burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Graveside services were by the Gladwin County
VFW Post 7303. An Eagles memorial was held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-3/1990 Column – 3 Page – 2.
MAXINE
LEE (HANEL) BELL (15 FEB 1930 – 12 JAN 1987)
MAXINE BELL
Maxine L. Bell, 56, of 4116 Betty Lee Blvd.,
Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 12, in the Gladwin Area Hospital after a short
illness. Born in Clare Feb. 15, 1930, she came to Gladwin County 3 years ago
from Coleman.
Surviving are one son, Allen of Bay City; her
mother, Mrs. Beatrice Durham of Coldwater; one brother, Albert Hanel of Gladwin;
5 half-brothers, Daniel Merritt of Clare, Stanley Merritt and Kenneth Merritt
of Charlotte, Melvin Durham of Coldwater and Ronald Merritt of Farwell; and 2 half-sisters,
Evelyn Landen of Grand Ledge and Wanda Markell of Van Wert, Ohio.
Rites were held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Wells officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-21/1987 Column – 3 Page – 2.
ALICE (ELTHORP) BELLINGER (NOV 1843 - 22 FEB 1933) s/w John
Alice
Elthorpe Bellinger died Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1933, aged 90 years, at the home of
her daughter in Gladwin township, in which township she had lived 61 years.
Mrs. Bellinger was a descendant of English parentage and born in
CARRIE F. BELLINGER (22 JAN 1873 - 11 MAY 1879) Daughter of John &
Alice Bellinger
DANIEL W. BELLINGER (__ DEC 18?? - 3 MAY 1879) Son of John & Alice
Bellinger
DORA MAY (KOONTZ) BELLINGER (11 MAY 1867 - 7 APRIL 1961) s/w Roscoe C.
RITES
HELD FOR MRS. BELLINGER
Mrs. Dora Bellinger, 93, of
EVA B. (CENCER) BELLINGER (22 FEB 1901 - 31 OCT 1981)
Eva
Bellinger, 80, of
FANNIE L. (NICKLESS) BELLINGER (20 JAN 1883 - 21 DEC 1969) s/w Melvin W.
RITES
HELD FOR FANNIE L. BELLINGER
Fannie L. Bellinger, 86, of
GEORGE H. BELLINGER (1871 - 1951)
GERTRUDE BELLINGER (17 APRIL 1868 - 28 APRIL 1879) Daughter of John
& Alice Bellinger
JOHN C. BELLINGER (10 DEC 1920 - 22 MARCH 2002) s/w
John
C. Bellinger, 81, died peacefully at home on March 22, 2002. Born Dec. 10, 1920
to Melvin and Fannie Bellinger, he lived in
JOHN BELLINGER (NOV 1833 - 1 NOV 1917) s/w
PASSED
AWAY NOV. 1 AT AGE OF 84 ONE OF FIRST TO SETTLE IN COUNTY
LIVED
HERE 45 YEARS AND HEWED OUT FINE FARM FROM WILDERNESS SAW PIONEER LIFE.
John Bellinger, died Thursday Nov. 1, 1917,
aged 84 years, at his home at Wagarville in Gladwin township, in which township
he had lived 45 years. Mr. Bellinger was born in November, 1833, in Bellinger
township,
Mr. Bellinger, knew privation and sacrifice
few can understand a tthe present time. With no roads, distart markets, and neighbors,
if at all, far apart, with few companions except the wild inhabitants of the
forest, yet he steadily held to his purpose until he saw the obstacles yield
and his family surrounded by the comforts of life. Coming as he did of sturdy
There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bellinger 10
children, four boys and six girls. Of the girls, Carrie and Gertrude, and one
boy, Daniel, preceded him to the other world. Three boys, Ross and Melvin of
Gladwin and George of California, with four daughters, Mrs. Gil Koontz, Mrs.
John Foran, Mrs. Ernest Collins and Mrs. Norman Wagar, are living and all
except George were priviledged to be with their father during his last
sickness. About 18 years ago, during the pastorated of Lev. A. C. Peters, he
united with the Methodist church at Wagarville, to which he had been faithful
ever since, attending its services whenever health and strength would permit.
His health had been failing for some time,
but true to the habits of his life he kept about the house until 24 hours
before his death. His funeral was held Sunday, Nov. 4, at the Methodist church
in Wagarville in charge of his pastor, Rev. W. W. Chatfield, attended by his
old neighbors and friends beyond capacity of the church to seat. The floral
offerings were abundant and beautiful, speaking louder than words of the esteem
in which he was held. His body was carried by six of his old neighbors and laid
in the Ridge cemetery by the side of the children who had gone before.
The Record published the following sketch of
Mr. Bellinger's career Jan. 16, 1908, which will be read with interest at this
time. "One of the few residents of Gladwin county who can remember when
its virgin forests were a seemingly inexhaustible source of wealth is John
Bellinger. His residence in the county dated back to the year 1871, when he
came here in the employ of Myron Butman, driving one of his tote teams from
Sanford over what was known as the old Meridan road to the farm of Mr. Butman
in Gladwin township, now owned by W. B. Spike. After a drive of nearly 40
miles, mostly through the woods, the traveller found a clearing of nearly 40
acres, which seemed like an opening of extremely good proportions.
"At that time the sole industry of the
country was lumbering, the winters being occupied in getting the timber to the
streams, and the summers in driving and getting ready for the winter's work.
"Mr. Bellinger was one of the first to perceive the possibilities of
Gladwin county for farming purposes, and in the year 1872 located on his farm
in section 29 in town 19 N., R. 1 W., Gladwin township, which he continued to
occupy until 1906, and which he still owns. For several years after taking up
his farm his nearest point was Edenville, or 'Sixteen,' as it was commonly
called, a distance of 25 miles, but
It was considered quite the proper thing to
walk to
"Settlers now locating in the county on
newer land have good roads, schools handy, church priveleges, good markets for
farm produce and the conveniences of a railroad for getting to and from the
county. A good grist mill is operated at Gladwin, and they know nothing of the
hardships endured by the early settlers in endeavoring to get a foothold.
Without any of these encourgements, Mr. Bellinger stuck to his farm, working on
it in the summer and working in the lumber woods in the winter. For many years
he drove to Farwell in Clare county to get his grist ground, over roads which
would now be considered impassable, and requiring three days for the trip. The
first 10 years of his residence on his new farm was spent in a small log house,
but as his circumstances improved he built himself a commodious farm house and
good farm buildings. For the past few years he has retired from farming, and
has lived at Wagarville. Gladwin County Record dated 11-08/1917 Column - 4 Page
– 1
MELVIN W. BELLINGER (9 MARCH 1880 - 11 JUNE 1947) s/w Fannie L.
MELVIN
BELLINGER IS BURIED IN RIDGE
Melvin W. Bellinger was born in Gladwin
township on March 9, 1880 the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bellinger and passed
away at his home on June 11, at the age of 67 years. On January 10, 1904 he was
married to Fannie L. Nickless. There were four children, Mrs. Helen Ogg, of
Sage township, Mrs. Lucille Swinehart and MRs. Marian Mowrey, of
RON ROSCOE BELLINGER, SR (16 JAN 1901 - 13 JAN 1966)
SERVICES
HELD FOR RON BELLINGER
Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m from the
Miner Funeral Home for Ron R. Bellinger, 64, of
ROSCOE CONKLIN BELLINGER (28 JUNE 1861 - 15 SEP 1930) s/w Dora M.
Roscoe
Bellinger, a pioneer resident of Gladwin township, died at his home Monday
afternoon, Sept. 15. Mr. Bellinger has been an invalid several years. Funeral
services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. followed by burial
service at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 09-18/1930 Column -
6 Page – 1
VIRGILINE BELLINGER (22 AUG 1927 - 25 MARCH 1929)
Vergelene,
18 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bellinger, died Monday morning, March
25 at 3 o'clock at Samaritan hospital,
MAY IRENE BENSON (27 JUNE 1908 - 1 FEB 1916)
BENSON
May Irene Benson was born June 27, 1906, and died at
the home of her mother, Mrs. John Mardlin, in Butman township, Feb. 1, aged 9
years, 7 months and 4 days. May Irene had always been a delicate health and
after one week’s illness she passed to the great beyond, where pain and
suffering have no part.
Of a kind she will be greatly missed by all who knew
her.
She leaves to mourn her loss her mother, four
brothers, two sisters and her grandparents, besides a host of schoolmates and
friends. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. D. E. Wade of Ridge church
Friday morning at 11 o’clock with and lovable disposition. Gladwin County
Record dated 2-10/1916 Column 4 & 5 Page – 5.
NORMAN
BERGEY (18 MARCH 1878 – 4 NOV 1933)
NORMAN BERGEY DIES
Norman Bergey died November 4 at Saginaw General
Hospital, following an operation and an illness of several weeks there. Bergey
was born at Clachan, Ont. March 18, 1878 and was married June 24, 1908 to Miss Ida
Wesley. After living a year in Brown City, they came to Gladwin and with the
exception of a few years lived at Winn they have lived in and around Gladwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Bergey were super intendant and matron of the county farm from
November, 1919 to March, 1926, which positions they filled with much credit. He
was a member of the M.E. church at Saginaw, of a genial disposition, winning many
friends, living a faithful and consistent Christian life, a lover of home and a
friend to all.
Surviving him are his wife, four children, Mrs. Hugh
Segar of Saginaw, Wesley, Mary and Eileen at home, a grandson, four brothers
and three sisters, Abram, Nathaniel, Frank, and John, Mrs. Sadie Goodbrand,
Mrs. Laura Taylor and Mrs. Pricilla Oby, all of Ontario. Services were held
Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 2 p.m., at the M.E. chruch, conducted by Rev. E. E. Price,
M.E. pastor from Winn, and a former friend of the family, assisted by L.M.
Whitney and Rev. M.F. Nash.
Burial was at Ridge Cemetery. Friends and relatives
from out of town who came to attend the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Neuman, Frank Getz, Miss Minerva Buckler, Brown City; Alfred Schlichter and
Mrs. Ed Lawcock of Marlette; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Starkweather, Mrs. Wilbur
Pierpont, Mrs. Fannie Croskery, Mrs. Ed Curtis, Mrs. Eleanor Smith and Rev. and
Mrs. E. E. Price of Winn; Mrs. W. E. Hause and daughter, Elaine, of Bay City;
Mrs. Clyde Kinne and children of Saginaw. Gladwin County Record dated 11-9/1933
Column – 3 Page – 9.
WESLEY C. BERGEY (4 NOV 1912 – 17 JULY 1948) Husband
Wesley
Bergey Dies Suddenly
Wesley
C. Bergey, 35, died suddenly at his home in Flint on Saturday, July 17. Funeral
services were held at the Hall Funeral Home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
with the Rev. John Scott officiating. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery. Mr.
Bergey was born in Butman township, on November 4, 1912, the son of Mrs. Ida
and the late Norman Bergey. He spent most of his life in Gladwin, where he
worked at the barber trade. At the time of his death he was the proprietor of a
barber shop in Saginaw.
Surviving
are his wife, Maxine of Flint; his mother, Mrs. Ida Bergey of Saginaw; three sisters,
Mrs. Eileen Young of Saginaw, Mrs. Mary Cotrill of Hopkins and Mrs. Viola Segar
of Birch Run. Mr. Bergey was a member of the Methodist church and Saginaw chapter
of the Royal Order of Moose. Gladwin County Record dated 7-21/1948 Column – 7
Page – 1.
EDNA MAY (HAINER) BERRY (10 SEP 1859 – 22 JUNE 1938)
MRS. EDNA BERRY DIES AT MERCY HOSPITAL
Mrs. Edna Berry died last night at the Mercy
hospital Bay City from the results of swallowing a point of a knife. Funeral
services had as yet not been arranged. Gladwin County Record dated 6-22/1938
Column – 7 Page - 1.
MRS. EDNA BERRY
Mrs. Edna Berry, daughter of Peter and Anna Hainer,
was born September 10, 1859, at Duplain, Clinton county, Mich., and died June
22 at General Hospital in Bay City from the effects of swallowing a piece of
knife blade. After her marriage to S. R.
Berry February 20, 1879, she lived in Midland until August of 1882 when they
moved to Gladwin county and has always resided her.
Surviving is one son, Sidney A. Berry. Mrs. Berry
leaves four grandchildren and four great grandchildren, two sisters, three
brothers and many nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Eastern Star and
Rebecca Lodges. Gladwin County Record dated 6-29/1938 Column – 3 Page – 5.
SIDNEY
ALONZO BERRY (13 OCT 1881 – 20 DEC 1946)
SIDNEY BERRY DIES SUDDENLY HERE
Sidney Berry, 65, died suddenly at noon on Friday,
December 20. Funeral services were held at the Hall Funeral Home on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. John Scott officiating. Burial was in the
Highland cemetery. Funeral services were under the auspices of the Gladwin
Lodge F. & A.M.
Mr. Berry was born in Midland county on October 13,
1881, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berry. He operated a farm in Grout
township for many years. His wife, Mrs. Esther Dutcher Berry, passed away on
October 4, 1943, and a son, Burton Berry died last spring.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ella Grayce
Wright and Mrs. Lois Switzer, of Clare county and Mrs. Olive Russell, of
Detroit; and 14 grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 12-24/1946 Column –
7 Page -1.
SIDNEY R. BERRY (26 FEB 1849 – 8 MAY 1923)
SIDNEY R. BERRY
S. R. Berry, one of Gladwin's old residents, died
very suddenly Monday at Elsie where he was visiting. Mrs. Berry was staying
with a sick brother while Mr. Berry walked to the home of a niece, a distance
of about a mile. When he reached her home he was very cold and tired and asked
for a fire. The niece went into the basement to fix the furnace fire when she
heard Mr. Berry fall and returning found him dead.
Rogers & Neely met the body at Clare Wednesday,
and brought it to the home two miles west of town. Funeral services will be
held at the home Friday afternoon, May 11, at 3 o'clock. The Masonic lodge will
attend in a body, leaving Masonic temple at 2 p.m. Eastern time. Gladwin County
Record dated 5-10/1923 Column – 5 Page – 4.
SIDNEY RICHARD BERRY
Sidney Richard Berry, 40 years a resident of Gladwin,
died May 8, 1923, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Fannie Brown of St. Johns,
soon after arrival at the house on a call, having walked about a mile from the
house of a brother of Mrs. Berry where they were staying to help care for the
brother who is ill. Although for some time Mr. Berry had been in feeble
condition, unable to undergo but little exertion, his death was not looked for
and came as a great shock to his wide circle of acquaintances. His niece, Mrs.
Brown, upon whom he had just called, has since been prostrated from the sudden
fatal termination of his visit.
Mr. Berry was born in Erie county, N. Y., Feb. 26,
1849, and at the time of his death was aged 74 years, 2 months and 12 days. He
was married Feb. 20, 1879, to Edna Hainer of Clinton county, Michigan, who
survives him with one son, Sidney A., living on their farm just west of
Gladwin, which has ben the family home for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Berry came
to Gladwin from Midland in 1883, and have resided in or near Gladwin
continuously since that time. Of a friendly and social nature he made many
friends, by whom he was held in great esteem. Although not a seeker of official
positions he served many years in a very efficient manner as superintendent of
the poor and in other official positions.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the
home conducted by Rev. E. T. Smith, and attended by many old neighbors and
friends, after which the body was taken in charge by members of Gladwin lodge
F. & A. M., of which he became a charter member in 1890, by transfer from
Center lodge, Midland, and of which he had been one of the most faithful
attendants. Interment took place in Gladwin township cemetery beside the grave
of his brother, William H., whose body was laid to rest there many years ago.
The impressive funeral service of the Masonic order was conducted at the grave
by Clarence Pike, past worshiper master, in a very creditable manner assisted
by a large number of member of the craft, who joined in conferring the funeral
grand honors upon the deceased, who for so many years had taken an active part
in the work of the lodge.
The pallbearers were Leonard Schreck, Eugene Foster,
W. G. Sainsbury, Oscar Rogers, Robert Croskery and W. E. Woodward. Gladwin
County Record dated 5-17/1923 Column – 5 Page – 5.
WILLIAM BERRY (23 JUNE 1847 - 11 JUNE 1885) Aged 37 years, 11 months
& 19 days
BERRY---Thursday,
June 11, in the village of Gladwin, Wm. Berry, aged 38 years. Funeral services
will be held at the M. E. church at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, and will be conducted by
Rev. J. H. Fleming.
This
week it is our sad duty to record the death of one of our most esteemed
citizens, William Berry. In November last he was taken with an acute attack of
sciatic rheumatism, sine which time he has been scarely able to leave his bed.
It was thought that his condition was improving and hopes were entertained of
his recovery until Tuesday, when he suddenly experienced great pain. His
sufferings from that time until death came to his relief yesterday afternoon
were intense.
Mr.
Berry was born in Erie county, N. Y., and removed to Michigan when 16 years of
age. For 13 years he was manager for a large milling firm in Bath, Clinton
county. In 1881 he removed to Gladwin county, where he has since resided For 2
½ years he acted as business manager of Lane & Busch’s saw and planning
mill in Sage township. Last fall he was nominated by the republican county convention
for the office of register of deeds, and received the largest majority of any
of the successful candidates. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his
loss.
He
was an honest and industrious citizen of very pleasant manners, and liked by
all his acquaintances. Gladwin County Record dated 6-12/1885 Column – 5 Page –
5.
THEOPHIFILA (REDMAN)
BETKE (30 SEP 1892 – 6 JUNE 1989) s/w Julius,
THEOFILA
BETKE
Theofila
(Meister) Betke, 96, of Warren and formerly of Gladwin, died Tuesday, June 6,
1989, in the Autumn Woods Nursing Home, Warren, after a long illness. Born in
Germany, Sept. 30, 1892, she lived in Gladwin for over 65 years and was a
homemaker. She was a past member of St. Johns Lutheran Church and did
seamstress work for local clothing stores for many years. She married Julius
Meister in 1912, in Cleveland, Ohio.
She
is survived by a daughter, Clara Betke of Warren; 3 sons, Walter Meister of
Gladwin, Clarence Meister of Toledo and Herb Meister of East Detroit; 9
grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a
brother, Henry.
Rites
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin. The
Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 6-14/1989 Column - 3 Page - 2.
CATHERINE E. (MEDEL) BIRKHOLZ (1922 - ?) m. 8 Jun 1945, s/w Raymond E.
JOHN BIRKHOLZ (1 SEP 1864 – 9 DEC 1939)
John Birkholz, a long time resident of Butman
Township died at his home Saturday evening after a long illness. He was born
Sept. 1, 1864 in Germany. He came to the country with his parents in 1881, and
settled in Peoria, Ill. He was married to Martha Schmidt, Feb. 17, 1888. His
wife and one daughter preceded him in death.
Surviving are four son, Albert and Henry of Illinois,
John Jr., of Gladwin and William of Lansing. Three daughters, Mrs. Ernest
Dombroske, Gladwin, Mrs. E. Roloff, of Jackson, Bertha of Lansing. He also
leaves two sisters. Funeral services were Tuesday at the Mennonite church in
Butman township conducted by Rev. G. Burkentine and burial at Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. W. L. McCullock is seriously ill at her farm
home south of Gladwin; and is being cared for by her three daughters. MDN
12-18-1939 Page – 2.
JOHN BIRKHOLZ (28 MARCH 1891 – 17 OCT 1975) s/w Martha (b. 1898)
JOHN BIRKHOLZ
John Birkholz, 84, of 3988 N. Hitman Rd., Gladwin, died
Friday, Oct. 17, at a nursing home in Warren. He had been in failing health for
9 years and was seriously ill the past 3 months.
Born in Forreston,, Ill., March 28, 1891, he came to
Gladwin County in 1905. After attending a tire school in Kansas City, Mo., he operated
a tire shop in Gladwin from 1927 to 1932. Mr. Birkholz farmed his home place in
Butman Township until retirement. He and the former Martha Weinkauff were
married June 15, 1918, in Posen. A son of John and Martha Schmidt Birkholz, he
was a charter member of the Gladwin First Baptist Church.
Survivors are his wife Martha; 2 sons, Raymond of East
Detroit and Milton of Mt. Clemens; 2 daughters, Mrs. John (Geraldine) Willis of
Saginaw, and Mrs. George (Lillian) Parker of Warren; a
brother William and a sister Miss Hertha Birkholz,
both of Lansing; 7 grandchildren, 2 step-grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren,
and 3 step great grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Mathews Funeral
Home with the Rev. Jerry Locher officiating. Interment was in Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 10-22/1975 Column – 4 Page – 2.
MARTHA (SCHMIDT) BIRKHOLZ (10 APR 1864 – 11 DEC 1932) Mother
MRS.
JOHN E. BIRKHOLZ
Mrs.
John Birkholz died Sunday, Dec. 11, 1932, at her home in Butman township after
an illness of five months. Mrs. Martha Birkholz was born in Germany April 10,
1864, and has been a resident of this county about 28 years.
She
is survived by her husband, John Birkholz, four daughters and four sons, Mrs.
Amelia Dombroske, Mrs. Tena Wolf, Mrs. Martha Roloff, Miss Bertha Birkholz,
William Birkholz of Lansing, John E. Birkholz of Alpena, Albert and Henry
Bifkholz.
Services
will be held today at 12:30 p. m. at the home and at 1 p. m. at the Mennonite
church, conducted by Rev. A. P. Dick, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-15/1932 Column – 5 Page – 1.
MARTHA BIRKHOLZ (9 MAY 1898 – 18 NOV 1991) s/w John (b. 1891)
MARTHA
BIRKHOLZ
Martha
Birkholz, 93, of 215 S. Antler St., Gladwin, died Monday, Nov. 18, 1991 in the
Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin after a short illness. Born to
Posen, May 9. 1898,
she
had spent most of her life in Gladwin County. She was a member of the Gladwin
Baptist
Church.
The
former Martha Weinkauff. she was married to John Birkholz on June 15. 1918. in
Posen. He
preceded
her in death in October 1975. Surviving are 2 sons. Raymond of Gladwin and
Milton of
Mt.
Clemens; 2 daughters. Mrs. John (Geraldine) Willis of Gladwin and Mrs. George
(Dolly) Lillian
Parker
of Warren; 9 grandchildren; 15 greatgrandchildren; and 1 great great
grandchild. She
was
preceded in death by 4 brothers and 7 sisters.
Services
will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Gladwin Baptist Church. The Rev. John
McCullough and the Rev. Robert Brown will officiate and burial will be in the
Ridge Cemetery.
Memorials
may be made to the Gladwin Baptist Church. Arrangements were in charge of the
Sisson-Mathews
funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 11-20/1991 Column – 2 Page – 2.
RAYMOND
ELMER BIRKHOLZ (24 AUG 1923 – 17 NOV 1996)
Raymond Elmer Birkholz, 83, of Gladwin and a winter
resident of Palm Harbor, Fla., died Sunday, Nov. 17, 1996 at his home in Palm
Harbor, Fla. Born Aug. 24, 1923 in Lansing, he was a retired car transport driver.
He married the former Catherine Medel, June 8, 1945. Mr. Birkholz was a veteran
of World War II, serving In the Army and a member of the Teamster's Union. He
was affiliated with the Baptist church.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters,
Ellen Smith of Germany and Patricia Birkholz of
Warren; 1 son, James Schilling of San Diego, Calif.,
1 brother, Milton Birkholz of Mt. Clemens, 2
sisters, Geraldine Willis of Gladwin and Lillian
Parker of Warren; 6 grandchildren; and 2 greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at a later date.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-20/1996 Column – 5 Page – 7.
MARGOT IRENE BLAKSLEE (21 NOV 1925 – 14 FEB 1979) s/w Harry Sibley
Mrs.
Margot Irene Blakeslee, 53, of Gladwin died Tuesday in Gladwin Area Hospital.
She was born Nov. 21, 1925, in Lansing. She was a retiree from Oldsmobile
Manufacturing in Lansing. Mrs. Blakeslee leaves a brother, Homer Smythe, of
Gladwin. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Hall funeral home, Gladwin,
with the Rev. Jerry Gashe officiating. Burial will be in Ridge cemetery.
Midland Daily News dated 2-15/1979 Page-5.
ELIZABETH (WESLEY) BLANEY (14 APRIL 1865 - 5 JUNE 1937)
MRS.
GEORGE BLANEY DIES SUDDENLY MONDAY
Rev. Grant L. Jordan conducted services
Monday afternoon, June 8, at the Methodist church at Gladwin for Mrs George
Blaney, who died June 5, 1937, at her home in Gladwin township of a heart
attack. Born in Mowery,
BABY
BLANEY (no dates)
GEORGE BLANEY (9 JAN 1863 – 6 FEB 1961)
GLADWIN PIONEER DIES AT 98
GLADWIN --- George Blaney, 98, one of Gladwin
County’s pioneer resident who helped to build the first railroad entering the
county, died Monday at the Gladwin Nursing Home. He had been in ill health many
years. Born in Canada Jan. 9, 1863, Mr. Blaney came to Edenville Township with
his parents when he was four years old. The family later moved to Gladwin
County. His first wife Elizabeth Wesley died in June 1937 In 1942, he married
Mrs. Lucy Latta, who survives him.
Also surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lila Card,
Pinconning; Mrs. Edith Shell, Drayton Plains, and Mrs. Mary Ehl, Kalkaska; two
sisters, Mrs. Eliza Wood, Saginaw, and Mrs. Ella Carroll, British Columbia; 12
grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m.
from Miner Chapel, Gladwin, with the Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger officiating. Burial
will be in Ridge cemetery, Gladwin. Friends may call at the Miner Funeral Home.
MDN dated 2-7-1961 Page – 7.
ROY GEORGE BLANEY (8 AUG 1902 - 28 OCT 1915)
Roy
George Blaney was born in Gladwin county Aug 8, 1902 and died at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Blaney of Gladwin township, Oct. 28; aged 13
years, 2 months and 20 days. Roy was a promising boy, loved and respected by
everyone who knew him and his sudden demise was a sad shock to the family and
cast a gloom over the whole community. Suddenly and unexpectedly disease fastened
its fatal fangs in the vitals of their sweet boy of promise and baffled every
medical attempt to save him.
With
modest pride and affectionate hope the now sorrow stricken parents regarded
their only son, but somewhere in the great Divide program other things were
written for him.
Death
came to our quiet home one day. And stole our noble boy away. We loved him more than we can tell, But know
God doeth all things well. Then we'll trust His mighty power and love, That
perfect gift that's from above. We’re learning his blessed, blessed will. While
the Master says, "Peace, be still."
Of
the immediate family Boy leaves to mourn his loss his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Blaney, and three sisters Mrs. John Ehle of Kalkaska, Mrs. Ray Shell of Butman
township, Mrs. Claude Card of Gladwin township, besides a host of relatives and
friends who feel they have lost one of their own number. The floral offerings
were many and bespeak the respect in which Roy was held.
Funeral
services were conducted from the Ridge church Sunday afternoon by Rev. Wade.
Interment in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-4/1915 Column –
4 Page – 5.
AGUSTA BOECK (1875 – 7 AUG 1924)
MRS.
JOHN BOECK
Mrs.
John Boeck died Thursday, August 7, after an operation at Mercy hospital, Bay City.
The body was brought to Gladwin Friday. Services were held at the home Sunday
conducted by Rev. P. F. Schilling, followed by interment at the Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-14/1924 Column – 5 Page – 5.
ROBERT
L. BOLIN (23 SEP 1916 - 1 MAY 1970)
CLARE --- Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m.
today for Robert L. Bolin, 53, of Route 2, Clare, who died Friday at Saginaw
General Hospital. Services were from the Stephenson – Doherty Funeral Home in
Clare with the Rev. Ward Sipes officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin County.
Born Sept. 23, 1916, in Three Rivers, he was a
boiler maker employed at Dow Chemical Company. Surviving are his wife, Eva; two
daughters, Mrs. Janet Methner of Harrison and Mrs. Phyllis Farrell of Jackson,
Wyo.; one son, Robert Bolin II of Ithaca; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Bolin of White Pigeon; one brother, Paul Bolin of Kalamazoo; one sister, Mrs.
Charles Tyler of Goshen, Ind,; and eight grandchildren. MDN dated 5-4-1970 Page
– 3.
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LOUISA
JANE (CAPLING) BOLLERT (11 FEB 1863 – 23 NOV 1938)
Mrs. W. Bollert Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Wm. Bollert, who has been ill at the Gladwin
Hospital for the past four months, died this morning at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Bollert
was born in Ontario, Canada, Feb. 11, 1863. She has been a resident of Gladwin for
the past 41 years.
Wm. Bollert, her husband, son, William John, and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Demaray have preceded her in death. The six children surviving are:
Arthur of Lansing, Mrs. Mattie Soldan of Gladwin, Mrs. Lewis Soldan of Chicago,
Mrs. Frank Kellogg of Cheboygan, Mrs. Charles Secor of Ispeming, and Mrs.
Bernard Wagoner of Akron, Ohio.
Funeral services have not yet been arranged. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-23/1938 Column – 3 Page – 1.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD NOVEMBER 26
Mrs. William Bollert Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. William F. Bollert were
held last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Soldan at 2 p.m. and at
the Gladwin Methodist Episcopal church at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Karl H. Keefer
conducting the services and Rev. W. M. Palmer of the Evangelical church
assisting. A trio consisting of Mrs. Carrie Capling, Mrs. Verna Harrold and
Mrs. Violet Feuhr sang appropriate numbers. The flowers were carried by 12
girls from the church.
Pall bearers were Gordon Capling, Eldon Capling, Max
Soldan, Robert Soldan, Jack Demarayand Wayne Bollert.
Louisa Jane Capling was born in the township; of
North East Hope, Perth county, Ontario, February 11, 1865, and died Wednesday,
November 23. 1938. When but a small child she moved, with her parents, to the
township of South East Hope.
On December 2, 1884, she was married to William F.
Bollert and settled on a farm in the township of East Zora, remaining there for
a period of seven years, when they returned to South East Hope. In 1898 she, with
her husband and family, moved to Sage township, Gladwin county, Michigan. In
the year of 1911 they disposed of their farm property and moved to the city of
Gladwin, where, she has since resided.
She is survived: by six children, Arthur Bollert of
Lansing, Martha, now Mrs. Daniel Soldan of
Gladwin, Erna, now Mrs. Lewis Soldan of Chicago, Ill.,
Florence, now Mrs. Frank Kellogg of Cheboygan, Cora, now Mrs. Charles Secor of
Ishpeming, and Winnie, now Mrs. Bernard Wagoner of Akron, Ohio; 15 grandchildren
and three great grandchildren; one brother, John Capling of Gladwin and one
sister, Mrs. Emma Faulhafer of Stratford, Ont. Mrs. Bollert was preceded in death
by her husband, who died November 30, 1933, one daughter, Mary May (Mrs. Frank
Demaray), who died in 1927, and one son, William J., who died in 1936.
She was converted to the Christian faith in the
Wagarville Methodist Episcopal church and since moving to the city has been a
faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church here. Her life has been a
useful one, always to be found where her help and treatment were, every ready
to care for the sick. Gladwin County Record dated 12-7/1938 Column – 6 Page –
5.
WILLIAM FREDERICK BOLLERT (25 JULY 1860 - 30 NOV 1933)
LAST
RITES HELD FOR W. F. BOLLERT
OLD
GLADWIN RESIDENT WRITES OWN OBITUARY BEFORE DEATH
Some years before his death, William F.
Bollert, who succumbed here on Thanksgiving day to a long illness, wrote his
own obituary. It is a plain, unadorned account of the long, useful life of a
man who for 35 years was a hard-working, well-liked and conscientous citizen of
Gladwin county.
William F. Bollert was born in
On December 2, 1884, he was united in
marriage to Louisa Jane Capling of Shakespeare, Ont., and moved to a farm in
East Zora, remaining there for a period of seven years, and then removed to
South East Hope, in Perth county, and remained there until 1898, when he, with
his family, came to Sage township, Gladwin county, Michigan, and settled on a
new farm of 120 acres. He spent about 13 years clearing and improving this
property. In the year 1911 he sold out and moved to Gladwin, where he has
resided since that time.
Mr. Bollert and his wife had the pleasure
and good fortune to see all their children grow up to man and womanhood, they
having raised eight children, two boys and six girls, as follows: Arthur,
Martha, Erna, Mary,
Surviving are all his children except Mary,
who died March 3, 1927. He also leaved his wife, Mrs. Louisa Bollert, to whom
he had been married for 49 years; a brother, Robert of Vancouver, B. C.; a
sister, Mrs. C. C. Frye, of
Funeral services were held from the home and
from the Gladwin M. E. church, Saturday. Rev. E. F. Bailey, former Evangelical
pastor here, and friend of the deceased, officiated, assisted by Rev. Leroy M.
Whitney. The songs, "Will the Circle be Unbroken?' and "Under His
Wings," were sung by Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Miss Virginia Clendenning. Mrs.
Gladys Whitney was at the piano. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Out of town guests who were here to attend
the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bollert and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bollert of
Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Kellogg, three daughters and son, of Cheboygan,
Frank Demaray, two children and Mrs. Mary Heartwell of Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Secor of Ishpeming, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wagoner of Canton, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Soldan of Chicago, and L. V. Soldan of Lyle.
The six sons-in-law, Dan Soldan, Lewis E.
Soldan, Frank Demaray, Frank T. Kellogg, Charles Secor and Bernard Wagoner,
acted as pall bearers. Gladwin County Record dated 12-07/1933 Column - 3 Page –
1
WILLIAM JOHN BOLLERT (4 DEC 1907 - 1 SEP 1936)
From the Gladwin County Record --- December 7, 1933
LAST RITES HELD FOR W. F.BOLLERT
OLD GLADWIN RESIDENT WRITES OWN OBITUARY BEFORE
DEATH
Some years before his death, William F. Bollert, who
succumbed here on Thanksgiving day to along illness, wrote his own obituary. It
is a plain, unadorned account of the long, useful life of a man who for 35
years was a hard-working, well-liked and conscientous citizen of Gladwin
county.
William F. Bollert was born in Williamsburg, Waterloo
county, Ont., on July 25, 1860. At the age of two years, he with his parents,
removed to Wartburg, Perth county, Ont., remaining there until about 14 years
of age. At that time his mother died and then his father removed his family to
East Zora, Oxford county, Ont., where they resided until he was 24 years old.
On December 2, 1884, he was united in marriage to
Louisa Jane Capling of Shakespeare, Ont., and moved to a farm in East
Zora,remaining there for a period of seven years, and then removed to South
East Hope, in Perth county, and remained there until 1898, when he, with his
family, came to Sage township, Gladwin county, Michigan, and settled on a new
farm of 120 acres. He spent about 13 years clearing and improving this
property. In the year 1911 he sold out and moved to Gladwin,where he has
resided since that time.
Mr. Bollert and his wife had the pleasure and good
fortune to see all their children grow up to man and womanhood, they having
raised eight children, two boys and six girls, as follows: Arthur, Martha,
Erna, Mary, Florence, Cora, Winifred, and William. They also raised one adopted
child, David Kirchen, who remained with them until 21 years of age.
Surviving are all his children except Mary, who died
March 3,1927. He also leaved his wife, Mrs. Louisa Bollert, to whom he had been
married for 49 years; a brother, Robert of Vancouver, B. C.; a sister, Mrs. C.
C. Frye, of Drumbo, Canada; and 15 grandchildren.
Funeral services were held from the home and from
the Gladwin M. E. church, Saturday. Rev. E. F. Bailey, former Evangelical
pastor here, and friend of the deceased, officiated, assisted by Rev. Leroy M.
Whitney. The songs, "Will the Circle be Unbroken?' and "Under His
Wings," were sung by Mrs. Sarah Rogers, Miss Virginia Clendenning. Mrs. Gladys
Whitney was at the piano. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Out of town guests who were here to attendthe
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bollert and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bollertof
Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Kellogg, three daughters and son, of Cheboygan,
Frank Demaray, two children and Mrs. Mary Heartwell of Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Secor of Ishpeming, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wagoner of Canton, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Soldan of Chicago, and L. V. Soldan of Lyle.
The six sons-in-law, Dan Soldan, Lewis E. Soldan,
Frank Demaray, Frank T. Kellogg, Charles Secor and Bernard Wagoner, acted as
pall bearers.
AMANDA
(?) BONHAM (2 NOV 1856 – 23 DEC 1917)
BONHAM
Mrs. Amanda Bonham, wife of George Bonham, died at
their home in Glawin, Dec. 23, 1917, aged 61 years, 1 month and 21 days. She
was born in Ohio, Nov. 2, 1856, and has been a resident of Gladwin for about 25
years. She is survived by her husband, one son, Louis Brabon of Buckeye
township and one daughter, Mrs. E. C. Glidden of Kalamazoo, four stepsons, two
step-daughters and six grandchildren. Services were conducted at the Free
Methodist church Tuesday morning followed by interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-27/1917 Column - 5 Page - 1.
ANNA E. (BUNTING) BONHAM (20 OCT 1882 – 13 JAN 1948) s/w John T.
MRS.
ANNA BONHAM DIES
Mrs.
Anna E. Bonham, 65, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Nelson, in
Ann Arbor Tuesday. She had resided in Midland until six months ago. Mrs. Bonham
was born Oct. 20, 1882.
She
is survived by two sons, Melvin of Gladwin and Robert, Midland; three
daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Nelson, Ann Arbor, Mrs. Gertrude Wolfgang, Midland, and
Miss Beatrice Bonham, Midland; two brothers, Arthur and Jacob Bunting, Midland,
two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Clark, Auburn, and Mrs. Sarah Major, Bay City; and 11
grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be at 3 p.m. Friday from the Latter Day Saint’s Church Rev. John
Banks will officiate and burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. MDN
1-14-1948 Page – 15.
JOHN THOMAS BONHAM (1878 – SEP 1938) s/w Anna E.
Thomas
Bonham Dies In Midland Wednesday
Thomas
Bonham, an old Gladwin county resident, died suddenly in Midland last Wednesday
morning.
Funeral
services were held in Midland Saturday afternoon and, the body was brought to
Gladwin with burial in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-21/1938
Column – 6 Page – 1.
MRS. ROSE BOSLEY (? –
6 JULY 1931)
Mrs.
Rose Bosley died at the home of her son, Joseph Bosley, at Elm Grove, Secord
township, July 6, 1931. She was born in Syria.
Funeral
services were held at the home Wednesday, conducted by Rev. L. M. Whitney.
Interment at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-9-1931.
JOSEPH
V. BOWEN (12 JAN 1928 - 29 SEP 1988)
Joseph
V. Bowen, 60, of
Surviving
are one son, Jeffrey of Brighton; 3 daughters, Yvonne Lutman of Brighton, Peggy
Bowen of Kalamazoo and Dorothy Mueller of Pinckney; one brother Woodford of
Kentucky; 4 sisters, Emma Jean Rose of Ohio, Lorene Kettle of Marine City,
Sandra Thornton of Kentucky and Vanessa Hall of Georgia; and 5 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Sherril.
Rites
were held Monday at 1 p.m. at the
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ROBERT WAYNE BRABON
(5 JAN 1921 – 11 FEB 1921)
Robert
Wayne, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brabon, aged one month and 6 days, died
Feb. 11. Services were held at the home Saturday morning conducted by Rev. W.
J. Cross. Interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
2-17/1921 Column – 3 Page -4.
LETHA
(CRIPPS) BRELINSKI (1915 - 1999)
BESSIE MARIE (SHEEHAN) BROCKWAY (12 FEB 1913 – 26 NOV 1998) Dear Mother
BESSIE
MARIE BROCKWAY
Bessie
Marie Brockway, 85, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Nov. 26, 1998 at her home. Born
Feb. 12, 1913 in Detroit, she was the daughter of Theodore and Dorothy Smith Sheehan.
Bessie married Harvey Brockway, Aug. 16, 1933 in Flint. He preceded her in
death in May 1965. She retired as a nurses aid in 1972 in Dearborn, and moved
to Gladwin in 1986 from Daleville, Ala.
Surviving
are one son, Patrick and wife Rita of Dearborn; two daughters, Dorothy and
husband Steve Matras of Dearborn Heights, and Bonnie Barnes of Enterprise,
Ala.; one half-sister, Conine Corporan; and six grandchildren; and four great grandchildren.
Services
were held at noon Sunday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry Wells officiating.
Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Gladwin County.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-2/1998 Column – 1 Page – 2.
AMANDA BROKOFF (10 NOV 1892 – 17 MAY 1952) s/w Fred
Services
Held for Mrs. Brokoff
Funeral
services for Mrs. Amanda Brokoff, 59, were held on Tuesday afternoon from the
Zion Lutheran Church in Oberlin. The Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiated and burial was
made in Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Brokoff was born in Poland on November 10, 1892,
and was a resident in Gladwin county for 35 years. She was married to Fred
Brokoff on January 2, 1915, in Cleveland, Ohio. They operated a farm in Sage
township. Mrs. Brokoff died on Saturday, May 17, after suffering ill health for
more than a year.
Surviving
are her husband, Fred; two sons, Arthur A. Brokoff of Sage township and
Clarence 0. Brokoff of Gladwin; also three grandchildren. One son and one
daughter preceded their mother in death.
Pallbearers
for Mrs. Brokoff's service were Emil Lechner, Henry Ziemer, Allan Roberts,
Gustaf Schmidt, Martin Schindler, Adolph Sauer. Gladwin County Record dated
5-21/1952 Column – 2 Page – 1.
ARTHUR A. BROKOFF (16 JAN 1922 - 20 NOV 1993) m. 5 Sep 1942, s/w Laura
M.
Arthur
A. Brokoff, 72, of 1966, Lake James Dr., Prudenville died Saturday, Nov. 20,
1993, in the 20, 1993, in the Bortz Nursing Home in West Branch, after an
Illness of 2 months.
He
was born in Gladwin on Jan. 16, 1921, and lived in Gladwin and Beaverton until
moving to Prudenville in 1981. Mr. Brokoff was a shipping clerk for Dow Corning
in Midland and retired in 1981 after 25 years. He was a member of St John's
Lutheran Church of Houghton Lake.
Mr.
Brokoff and the former Laura Martz were married Sept. 5, 1942, in Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, Thomas of Henderson; one daughter,
Mrs. Allan (Betty) Barringer of Standish; one brother, Clarence of Gladwin; 4
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from St John's Lutheran Church in Houghton Lake.
The Rev. William Winters officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Memorials may be made to St. John's church. Arrangements were in charge
of the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 11-24/1993
Column – 3 Page – 2.
FRED BROKOFF (25 MAY 1893 - 14 SEP 1958) s/w Amanda
SUDDEN
ILLNESS IS FATAL
Fred
Brokoff, 65, of
Surviving are his wife, Marie; two sons,
Arthur and Clarence, of Gladwin; and three grandchildren. A son and daughter
preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held today (Wednesday) at 1:30
p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home and at 2 p.m. at
INFANT
BROKOFF (1924 - 1924) (Baby Girl)
LAURA M. (MARTZ) BROKOFF (4 AUG 1921 - 14 OCT 2002) m. 5 Sep 1942, s/w Arthur
A.
Laura
M. Brokoff , 81, of Standish died Oct. 14, 2002 at the Gladwin Living Centre of
Gladwin. She was born Aug. 4, 1921 to Otto and Matilda (Zimmer) Martz in
Gladwin. She was a homemaker who previously resided in Gladwin. She was a
member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Standish. She married Arthur Brokoff
Sept. 5, 1942. He preceded her in death in 1992.
She
is survived by her son Tom (Karen) Brokoff of Brighton; her daughter Betty
(Allan) Barringer of Standish; four grandsons, Craig (Lori) Barringer of Orion,
Mark (Annette) Barringer of Omer, Josh Brokoff of Waterford, and Joel Brokoff
of Brighton; three great grandchildren, Ryan, Cody and Melissa Barringer of
Orion; a sister, Lillian Garver of Clare; a brother, Charles Martz of
Gladwin;three sisters, Bessie Watson, Eleanor Brown, and Barbara Horton all of
Gladwin; and several nieces and nephew.
She
was preceded in death by her sister Johanna Martz and three brothers, Herman,
William and Frank Martz. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. with
visitation beginning at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Standish at 10 a.m.
and the Rev. Dan Janson officiating. She will be buried at Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin. Visitation will be Wednesday from 3 to 9 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home
in Gladwin. Grave side services will be Thursday at 3 p.m. Memorial
contributions can be made to Heartland Hospice. Gladwin County Record dated
10-16/2002 Page – 2.
MARY (ZIEMER) BROKOFF (8 DEC 1887 – 20 OCT 1977)
Mary Brokoff, 89, of 135 First St., Gladwin, died
Thursday, Oct. 20, in the Gladwin Area Hospital.
Born in Poland on December 8,1887, she moved to
Cleveland in 1913 and to Gladwin County in 1916. Mrs. Brokoff was a member of
Our Savior Lutheran Church. The former Mary Ziemer, she was married to Herman Selich
on July 5, 1913, in Cleveland. He preceded her in death on October 14, 1945.
She then married Fred Brokoff in Gladwin in 1953 and he died in 1958.
Surviving are 2 sons, Edwin Selich of Gladwin and
William Selich of Cleveland; 2 daughters, Mrs. Walter (Lillian) Pretzlaf of
West Lake, Ohio and Mrs. Alfred (Frieda) Ehle of Gladwin; 2 step-sons; 2 sisters,
Mrs. Hulda Stoike of Beaverton and Mrs. Wanda Fritz of Parma, Ohio; 13
grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Three sons also preceded her in death,
Alfred in 1953, Henry in 1929 and Emil in 1927.
Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from Our Savior
Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery. A prayer service was held Saturday
at 9 p.m. at the Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin
County Record dated 10-26/1977 Column – 5 Page – 2.
WALTER BROKOFF (1920 – 7 OCT 1920)
JEMIMA BROOKS (4 DEC 1801 - 13 APRIL 1894) When we leave this world of
changes, when we leave this world of care, we hope to meet our missing loved
ones in our Father’s Mansions fair.
ERNEST W. BROWN (7 AUG 1947 - 23 AUG 1998) m. 17 Jun 1967, s/w Juanita
M.
Ernest
Brown, 51, of Zephyrhills, Fla., died Sunday, Aug. 23, 1998 in Crockett, Texas.
Born Aug. 7, 1947 in Clare, he lived most of his life in West Branch and later
moved to Zephyrhills, Fla. He was a self employed mechanic.
Surviving
are his wife, Juanita; one daughter, Johanna Susan Brown Davis of St. Helen;
three
sons,
William Ernest of Crockett, Texas, Edward Randal of West Branch, and James
Allen of St. Helen; one sister, Lorraine Swain of Zephyrhills, Fla.; one
brother, Jack Brown of West Branch; and three grandchildren.
Graveside
services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 9-2/1998 Column – 6 Page – 2.
ETHEL MAE (?) WRIGHT-BROWN (28 MAY 1898 – 23 NOV 1971) s/w Raymond
ETHEL
MAE BROWN
Mrs.
Ethel Mae Brown, 73, of Sage Township, died in the Gladwin Area Hospital
Tuesday, Nov. 23, of injuries sustained in an automobile accident earlier. Born
in Toronto, Can., on May 28, 1898, she came to the United States in 1917, and
to Gladwin County in 1960, from Detroit. She was married to Raymond Brown on
Dec.31, 1943, in Detroit. He preceded her in death on April 2, 1966.
Mrs.
Brown was employed at Ford Motor Co. in Detroit and was a member of the Gladwin
Rebekahs and the Gladwin F.O.E. Auxiliary. She is survived by one son, William
Wright, of Pontiac; one step-son, Robert Brown, of Detroit; one step-daughter,
Mrs. Jean Moore, of Memphis, Tenn; and nine grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Winston
Decker officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
FLOYD
J. BROWN (23 JULY 1922 - 12 DEC 1989)
FLOYD BROWN
Floyd J. Brown, 67, of 1377 Weber Rd., Gladwin, died
suddenly Tuesday, Dec. 12, 1989, at the
Gladwin Area Hospital. Born in Applegate, July 23, 1922, he moved to
Gladwin County in 1979 from Richmond. Mr. Brown was a die setter for Ford Motor
Co. at the Sterling Plant for 31 years
until retiring in 1979. He served in the Army during
World War II.
Mr. Brown was a member of the Gladwin County V.F.W.
7303, D.A.V. 77, American Legion 171,
the Tittabawassee Valley Lions Club, Military Order
of the Purple Heart - and the 35th Division
Association.
Mr. Brown and the former June Middleton were married
Aug. 4, 1946, in Detroit. Besides his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, Leon of
Newark, Ohio, Dennis of Mt. Clemens, Ronald of Memphis and Curtis of Beaverton;
one daughter, Renee of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Cecil of Warren and Orville of
Meredith; one sister, Anna Duffy of Roseville; and 10 grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with the Rev. Paul Klassen officiating. Burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery with military honors by the Gladwin County V.F.W. A
memorial service was held Friday night by the American Legion Post 171. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-20/1989 Column – 2 Page – 2.
JUANITA
M. BROWN (26 SEP 1948 - ?) m. 17 Jun 1967, s/w Ernest W., In God’s Care
RAYMOND BROWN (26 APR 1900 – 2 APR 1966) s/w Ethel M.
RITES
TUESDAY FOR RAYMOND BROWN
Services
were held Tuesday for Raymond Brown, 65, of 1402 P
ratts
Lake Road, who died at his home Saturday, April 2, after a brief illness. He
was a retired supervisor in the Ford and Cadillac plants in Detroit and had resided
in Gladwin County since 1961. Born in Calumet April 26, 1900, he was married in
Detroit to the former Mrs. Ethel Wright Dec. 31, 1942.
Survivors
include his wife, Ethel; a son Robert of Englewood, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Moore of Memphis, Tenn.; a step-son, William G. Wright of Pontiac; his
step-mother, Mrs. Jane Brown of Ishpeming; two sisters, Mrs. Emily Trevarthen
of Ironwood and Miss Clarice Brown of Ishpeming; and seven grandchildren.
The
Rev. Ross Tracy officiated at the rites held at the Miner Chapel at 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
BABY
BRUNER (? - 1937)
FRANCIS DEWEY BRUNER (12 AUG 1905 - 2 JUNE 1973) s/w Inez G.
Francis
Dewey Bruner, 67, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by four sons, Robert of Florida, George and Lawrence
of Williamston, and Elmer of Mason; six daughters, Mrs. Elmer (Vera) Grove of
Flint; Mrs. Glenden (Elpha) Murray and Mrs. Glen (Frances) Day of Gladwin; Mrs.
Robert (Florence) Ridley and Mrs. Rowland (Nancy) Thomas of Williamston; and
Mrs. Dennis (Joyce) Day of Fenton; one brother, Albert of Hale; three sisters,
Mrs. Ina Derstenberger of Tiffin, Ohio; Mrs. Jessie Hunt of Hesperia; and Mrs.
Leroy (Elizabeth) Sprague of Harrison; 31 grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren.
Services
were held Tuesday, June 5, at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev.
Helena Egts officiating. Burial was in
INEZ
GRACE (MOLESWORTH) BRUNER (27 JULY 1903 - 14 APRIL 1977)
Mrs.
Inez Grace Bruner, 73, of
Surviving are 4 sons, Robert of Gainesville,
Fla., George of Gladwin, Elmer of Mason and Lawrence of Williamston; 5 daughters,
Mrs. Glendon (Elpha) Murray, Mrs. Glen (Frances) Day and Mrs. Nancy Mills of
Gladwin, Mrs Dennis (Joyce) Day of Fenton and Mrs. Florence Ridley of
Williamston; one brother, William of New Lothrop; 4 sisters, Mrs. Sylvia
Anderson of Milford, Mrs. Vivian Vachon of Flint and Mrs Nora Anderson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Tenwalde of Gladwin; 34 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Helena Egts officiated and
burial was in the
GEORGE
HENRY BRUNER (10 APRIL 1925 - 27 AUG 1980)
George
H. Bruner, 55, of Clare, died Wednesday, Aug. 27, in the Veteran's
Surviving are 2 sons, Kenneth of Burton and
Wally of Flint; 6 daughters, Mrs. Catherine Shinabarger of Grand Blanc, Mrs.
Carol Stoner and Mrs. Susie Juneac of Burton, Mrs. Connie Shinabarger, Mrs.
Laurel Munsey and Mrs. Joy Lane of Flint; 2 brothers, Charles of Mason and
Lawrence of Williamston; 5 sisters, Mrs. Elpha Murray, Mrs. Francis Day and
Mrs. Nancy Mills of Gladwin, Mrs. Florence Ridley of Williamston and Mrs. Joyce
Day of Midland; and 14 grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. from
the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena Egts officiated and burial was in the
PFC
HENRY
ELI BRUNER (30 JUNE 1870 – 25 SEP 1934) s/w Orpha A.
Final
Rites Held Here for Henry Eli Bruner
Rev.
L.A. Ruegsegger held services Saturday afternoon at the home at 1:30 o'clock
and at the Riley Evangelical Church at 2 o'clock for Henry Eli Bruner. The
rites were followed by burial at the Ridge cemetary.
Henry
Eli Bruner was born in Liberty township, Seneca county, Ohio August 13,1858 and
died September 25,1934 at Farwell.
He
was married November 15,1901 to Mrs. Orpha (Stickney)Bruner, who survives him
with two sons and three daughters, Dewey and Sherman of Gladwin county, Mrs.
Jesse Hunt of Lincoln, Mrs. Myrtie Richardson of Farwell and Mrs. Elizabeth
Sprague of Harrison; four sons and two daughters by a previous marriage,
Willard Bruner of Bettsville Ohio, Mrs. Eva Carbeno and Albert Bruner of
Gladwin, Mrs. Ina Gerstenberger, Ralph & Glenn of Tiffin OH.; 23
grandchildren and five step children; three brothers Dan & Will of Toledo
Ohio, and Charles of Scipio Siding, Ohio.
Those
who came from far away to attend the funeral were: Will Bruner of Toledo Ohio;
Glen Bruner and Ina Gerstenberger of Tiffin Ohio, Mr. & Mrs. George
Stickney and daughter, Edna of Flint. Gladwin County Record dated 10-3/1934
Column – 5 Page – 4.
INEZ GRACE (MOLESWORTH) BRUNER (27 JULY 1903 – 14 APR 1977) s/w F. Dewey
Mrs.
Inez Grace Bruner, 73, of 326 Maple St., Gladwin, died Thursday, April 14, in
the Gladwin Area Hospital following a short illness. Born in Gladwin County on
July 27, 1903, she had spent her lifetime here. The former Inez Molesworth, she
was married to Francis Dewey Bruner on January 10, 1923, in Gladwin. He
preceded her in death on June 2, 1973.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Robert of Gainesville, Fla., George of Gladwin, Elmer of Mason and
Lawrence of Williamston; 5 daughters, Mrs. Glendon (Elpha) Murray, Mrs. Glen
(Frances) Day and Mrs. Nancy Mills of Gladwin, Mrs Dennis (Joyce) Day of Fenton
and Mrs. Florence Ridley of Williamston; one brother, William of New Lothrop; 4
sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Anderson of Milford, Mrs. Vivian Vachon of Flint and Mrs
Nora Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth Tenwalde of Gladwin; 34 grandchildren and 23
great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Helena Egts officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 04-20/1977 Column - 6 Page - 2
ORPHA ALMEDA (STICKNEY) BRUNER (25 MAY 1874 – 11 FEB 1938) s/w Henry E.
Mrs.
Orpha Almeda Bruner Dies at Tiffin ,Ohio
Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon February 14, 1938 at 1:30 at the Rogers
Funeral Home for Mrs. Orpha Almeda Bruner who died February 11 1938 in Tiffin
Ohio Rev. Eldon Cummings of the Free Methodist church at Hockaday officiating.
Burial services were in Ridge Cemetary.
Mrs.
Bruner was born May 25, 1874 in Eaton County Michigan. She was the daughter of
Sherman Elijah Stickney & Elizabeth "Libby" (Wickham). She was
married twice. Her first husband was Jacob Fredrick Albert Bruner
"Fred" married 15 Aug 1889 Gladwin MI. Fred died on 1 Dec 1900. She
than married Henri Eli Bruner 15 Nov 1901.
She
was the mother of 10 children, five by each marriage. One daughter, Mrs. Myrta
Richardson has died. Surviving her are Mrs. Eva Carbeno & Albert Bruner of
Gladwin, Mrs. Ina Gerstenberger of Tiffin Ohio, and Ralph & Glenn Bruner
living near Tiffin, Ohio [These are children by her first marriage to Fred
Bruner]; Mrs. Jessie Hunt of Freemont MI, Dewey and Sherman Bruner of Gladwin,
and Elizabeth Sprague of Harrison [These are children by her marriage to Henry
Eli Bruner]; a step son Willard Bruner of Bettsville Ohio; four brothers George
Stickney of Flint, William,Harley & Horace Stickney of Gladwin; 46
grandchildren & four great grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated
2-16/1938 Column – 3 Page – 1.
Her
second husband was Henri Eli Bruner married 15 Nov 1901.
ROBERT
D. BRUNER (24 NOV 1923 - 13 MAY 1979)
Robert D. Bruner, 55, of
Surviving are his wife, Jennie; 2
daughters, Joan of Cedar Springs and Roberta of Battle Creek; 3 brothers,
George of Bath, Elmer of Mason and Lawrence of Williamston; 5 sisters, Mrs.
Elpha Murray, Mrs. Frances Day, Mrs. Nancy Mills, all of Gladwin, Mrs. Joyce
Day of Midland and Mrs. Florence Ridley of Williamston. He was preceded in death by one sister, Vera
Grove, in January 1974.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 1
P.M. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The
Rev. Helena Egts officiated and burial was in the
SGT
SHERMAN
HENRY BRUNER (25 NOV 1912 – 1 FEB 1956)
SERVICES HELD FOR SHERMAN BRUNER
Funeral services held Sunday, Feb. 5, for Sherman
Bruner, 43, at Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. Walter Easton officiating.
Sherman Bruner was born Nov. 25, 1912, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruner. He
married Doris Cameron, Dec. 10, 1934. They lived in Gladwin until several years
ago when they moved to Clare, where he died Feb. 1.
He is survived by his wife; two daughters,Lois Ann
and Sharon Lee, both at home; four sisters, Mrs. Eva Carbeno of Gladwin, Mrs.
Ina Gertstenberger of Tiffin, Ohio, Mrs. Jennie Hunt of Walkerville, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sprague of Harrison; four brothers, Albert of Hale, Ralph of
Hanoverton, Ohio, Willard of Bettsville, Ohio; and Dewey of Gladwin. One sister
and one brother preceded him in death. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
FRANCES BUEHLER (19 NOV 1883 - 7 DEC 1969)
RITES FRIDAY FOR FRANCES BUEHLER
Mrs. Frances Buehler, 86, of Gladwin Township, died
suddenly at her home Sunday. Born in Greentown, Ind., on Nov. 19, 1883, she had
resided in Gladwin County for the past 45 years. The former Frances Freeman,
she was married to Joseph Buehler. He preceded her in death on July 9, 1956.
Surviving are a foster son, Earl Esiline, of
Gladwin; one niece, Mrs. Harriet Day, of Gladwin; two nephews, Gilbert and
Kenneth Thomas, of Gladwin; six foster grandchildren and 20 foster great
grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home. The Rev. John Cermak will officiate and burial will be in the
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-10/1969 Column – 2 Page – 1.
GERALDINE MAY BUEHLER (7 FEB 1932 – 9 FEB 1932)
Geraldine May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Buehler, was born Feb. 7 at the home of Mrs. Buehler's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Ritchie, in Butman township, and died Feb. 9. Services were held at the
Ritchie home. Gladwin County Record dated 2-11/1932 Column – 5 Page – 1.
JOSEPH
V. BUEHLER (19 APRIL 1884 - 9 JULY 1956)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO FORMER POLICEMAN
Joseph Buehler, 72, passed away July 9
following an illness of several months. He was born in
Surviving are his wife, Frances; one son
Earl Esilene, of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Alice Kruse of
MI
Fl
HENRY
BUNKOSKA (8 FEB 1891 – 4 MAY 1984) s/w Hertha
HENRY
BUNKOSKA
Henry
Bunkoska, 93, of Detroit and formerly of Gladwin died Friday, May 4, after a
long illness. He was born in Germany on February 8, 1891.
Surviving
are one step-son, Warren Chartrand of Gladwin; and 2 granddaughters.
Rites
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from St. Peters Lutheran Church in East Detroit
with the Rev.
William
Winter officiating. Graveside services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Ridge
Cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of the Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin
County Record dated 5-9/1984 Column – 5 Page – 2.
HARTHA BUNKOSKA (19 APR 1894 – 15 JAN 1967) s/w Henry
GLADWIN
--- Mrs. Hartha Bunkoska, 72, died Sunday at the Gladwin Hospital following a
short illness. She was born in Detroit April 19, 1894, and was married to Henry
Bunkoska Oct. 9, 1920, in that city. The couple has resided in Gladwin County
since 1950. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Martha Sadler of Warren, Michigan.
Funeral
services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church in
Gladwin. The Rev. Ernst Mueller will officiate and burial will be in Ridge
Cemetery near Gladwin. Friends may call at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin
until noon Wednesday. MDN 1-17-1967 Page – 15.
ARTHUR J. BUNTING (2 SEP 1858 –19 APRIL 1932) s/w Mary
Arthur
J. Bunting, for many years a resident of Gladwin county, later a resident of
Midland city, died at 7:15 Monday morning at his Midland home.
He
was born at Antrim, Ireland, Sept. 2, 1858, and at the time of his death aged
73 years, seven months 7:15 Thursday morning at his Midand 14 days.
He
was married to Mary Jane Raddick; in 1879. She died in Gladwin county, near
Skeels, in 1904. There were born to them three sons, John Henry, who died in
1923, and Jacob
and
Arthur, who survive him, and three daughters, who survive him, viz: Mrs. Anna
Bonham of Midland, Mrs. Sarah Major and Mrs. Minnie Clark, both of Auburn.
He
was united in marriage to Amelia Hanes of Bourrett township in 1906 who
preceded him in death March 19, 1931.
His
survivors include his two sons and three daughters, two stepsons, Rolla and
Fred Haines, one stepdaughter, Mrs. Lillie Treat, of Fall City, Oregon, 38
grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Mr.
Bunting came to Canada in 1886 and to Gladwin county in 1894, he being employed
by Ross Bros., locating in South Grout, living there four years. He then moved
near Skeels and afterwards moved to Bourrett of which township he was
supervisor 12 years and as such was respected by his colleagues who elected him
as their chairman. He moved to Midland about 15 years ago and was elected as
supervisor of the first ward, which position he held for 12 years and held at
the time of his death. In 1930 he was a candidate for representative in the
state legislature and showing the kindly feelings of his old Mends and
neighbors was generously supported in Gladwin
county.
His
funeral services will be held Thursday, a preliminary service at Midland at
10:30 a. m. and at the M. E. church at Gladwin at 2 p. m. Burial will take
place in the Ridge cemetery, where his body will find its last resting place by
the side of his first wife. Gladwin County Record dated 4-21/1932 Column – 2
Page – 1.
JOHN H. BUNTING (8 AUG 1880 - 13 FEB 1923)
SON OF A. J. BUNTING DIES AT EAST JORDAN
ILL IN HOTEL WHICH BURNED.
EXPOSURE RESULTED IN PNEUMONIA
John H. Bunting of Gladwin, a son of A. J. Bunting
of this City and brother of Arthur Bunting and Mrs. Anna Bonham also of
Midland, passed away Feb. 13 at East Jordan, Mich., where he was working for
the East Jordan Lumber company, Camp 35.
John was confined to his room at the Commercial
House when that structure was burned a fortnight ago. He was compelled to leave
the building partially clad, and the exposure resulted in pneumonia, which
caused his death.
Deceased was born in Ireland in August 1880. He has
made his home in Gladwin the past 13 years, where in 1904 he was married to
Miss Sadie Reed. MDN Republican dated 2-22-1923 Page – 1.
MARY JANE (RADDICK) BUNTING (1857 – 4 NOV 1903) s/w Arthur
The
friends and neighbors of Mrs. Bunting were very sorry to hear of her death
early Wednesday morning, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Bonham, in the
city, where she has been for some time taking treatment for rheumatism. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-6/1903 Column - 4 Page - 10.
ALFRED T. BURMEISTER (25 MARCH 1894 - 28 FEB 1968)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO ALFRED BURMEISTER
Funeral services were held Saturday for
Alfred T. Burmeister, 73, who died Wednesday, Feb. 28, following an illness of
10 days. Born in
Survivors include a son, Leonard, of
Gladwin; two daughters, Marion of Gladwin; Mrs. Henry Polzien (
Services were held at the Hall Funeral Home
at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Ernst G. Mueller officiating. Burial was in
MI
PFC
ERNA
BURMEISTER (30 DEC 1891 - 7 JULY 1962)
RITES SET FOR GLADWIN WOMAN
GLADWIN --- Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday from the Miner Chapel in Gladwin for Mrs. Erna Burmeister, 70, who died
Saturday at her home in SageTownship, Gladwin County after a long illness. The
Rev. William J. Hassold, of Oberlin Zion Lutheran Church, where Mrs. Burmeister
was a member, will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery near Gladwin.
Mrs. Burmeister was born Dec. 30, 1891 in Detroit.
She was married to Alfred Burmeister in Detroit on June 27, 1922. They moved to
Gladwin in 1935.
She is survived by her husband at home; one son,
Leonard, of Detroit; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Polzien and Miss Marlon
Burmeister, bother of Gladwin and three sisters, Mrs. Lily Knebusch and Mrs.
Louisa Mielke, both of Detroit and Mrs. Alma Sharp, of St. Charles. Friends may
call at the Miner Chapel in Gladwin. MDN dated 7-9-1962 Page – 11.
LEONARD A. BURMEISTER (15 FEB 1925 - 14 JULY 1996)
LEONARD A. BURMEISTER
Leonard A. Burmeister, 71, of Gladwin, died Sunday,
July 14, 1996 at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City following a long Illness.
Born Feb, 15, 1925 in Detroit, he resided In Gladwin since moving from Detroit.
Surviving are 2 sisters, Marian Burmeister and Doris
Polzien, both of Gladwin; and one niece, Ellen Polzien, also of Gladwin.
Rites were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel. The Rev. Timothy Verity officiated and burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-17/1996 Column – 3 Page –
7.
LOLA BELLE (ROBERTS) BURNSIDE (6 APR 1894 – 31 DEC 1942)
Offering our condolence to friends and relatives in
the loss of wife and kind neighbor, the late Mrs. Orville Burnside. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-6/1943 Column – 6 Page – 3.
Services Held Recently for Mrs. Orville Burnside Funeral
services were held for Mrs. Orville Burnside Sunday, January 3, at the L D S
church north of Gladwin. Mrs. Burnside was born Lola Belle Roberts April 6,
1894, in Sage township and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roberts.
She died at the home of her parents, December 31, following an operation in Mercy
Hospital August 25. She was married to Orville Burnside, August 7, 1913, in
Butman township.
Surviving are her husband and parents, two sisters, Mrs.
Carl Knight of Flint and Mrs. Jack Moe of Sanford, three brothers, Martin of
Houghton Lake, Gordon of Sherman township and Wayne of Sage township besides
other relatives and a host of friends. She had a sunny disposition and was
loved by all who knew her.
Elder Schrock of Beaverton officiated at the
services and burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
2-3/1943 Column – 1 Page – 5.
DOROTHY ELIZABETH BUSCHLEN (31 JAN 1935 – 1 FEB 1935)
DOROTHY
ELIZABETH BUSCHLEN
Dorothy
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Buschlen, was born January
31, 1935, and died February 1, 1935. Scripture reading and prayer were offered
at the home Friday by Rev. Ruegsegger. Burial in the Ridge cemetery.
"'This
lovely bud, so young, so fair, Called hence by early doom, Just came to show
how sweet a flower In Paradise would bloom." Gladwin County Record dated
2-6/1935 Column – 4 Page – 5.
EDWARD
P. BUSCHLEN (17 DEC 1910 – 14 JULY 1932)
Edward Buschlen of Sage township, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Buschlen, drowned Thursday evening, July 14, while swimming in Pratts
lake. Buschlen was diving from a raft into the lake when he is thought to have been
taken with cramps. His brother William and a cousin, Herbert Gaay, of Detroit,
were with him at the time.
Edward Buschlen was born Dec. 17, 1910, in Sherman
township. Later the family moved to Sage township. He was aged 21 years, 6
months and 28 days. He made his home with his parents during the span of his short
life and grew up to be honored and respected by his immediate family and by all
with whom he came in contact.
Edward was reared in a Christian home and taught
Christian principles from boyhood. He lived a good moral life and never had
words with anybody. Although he never made an open confession of faith his
peace with God is not questioned by those who know him best.
Those left to mourn his loss are his father, Peter
Buschlen; his mother, Mrs. Ida Buschlen; and one brother William. Relatives
attending the funeral from Cleveland, Ohio, were Mrs. John Gaag and son Herbert
and Mrs. Amelia Buschlen; from Detroit, Mich., were Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf
Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Wegner and son Walter; from Midland, Mich., were
Mr. and Mrs. John Buschlen and Mr. and Mrs. George Rueff and daughter Lorraine.
Services were held at the Riley Evangelical church
Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Lester A. Ruegsegger, followed by burial at
the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-21/1932 Column – 6 Page – 1.
EILEEN BURL (EAGLESON) BUSCHLEN (21 MAR 1915 – 15 FEB 1999) s/w William
G.
EILEEN
BUSCHLEN
Eileen
Buschlen, 83, of Gladwin, died Monday, Feb. 15, 1999 at the Gladwin Pines Nursing
Home after a short illness. Born March 21, 1915 in Gladwin, she was a lifetime
of Gladwin County. Eileen married William G. Buschlen, March 25, 1934 in Gladwin.
He preceded her in death Feb. 23, 1981. She was a homemaker.
Surviving
are two sons, Paul of Allegan, and Donald and wife Christina of Essexville; three
daughters, Esther and husband James Crawford of Long Beach, Calif., Carol and
husband Guy Waldrip of Odessa, Texas, and Ruth Ann and husband Bruce Cams of
Allegan; one sister, Gladys Heffner of Gladwin; 17 grandchildren; and 25
great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one brother, Harold Eagleson,
Nov. 6, 1989.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday) at Funeral Home, Gladwin with Rev.
Robert Brown officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin.
Visitation will be today (Wednesday) noon until 9 p.m. Gladwin County Record
dated 2-17/1999 Column – 2 Page – 2.
GILION BUSCHLEN (1 JAN 1871 – 26 AUG 1918)
Buschlen— Gilion Buschlen died Aug. 26, 1918, at his
home at Oberlin in Sherman township. He was born Jan. 1, 1871, in Switzerland, and
has been a resident of Gladwin county 15 years. He came here from Huron county,
having moved there from Switzerland.
He is survived by his wife, three daughters and a
son, two brothers John and Peter Buschlen of Oberlin, two sisters, Mrs. John
Gagg of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Elizabeth Albright, of Oberlin. He was a
member of the Evangelical church.
Services will be held at the Riley church Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 and from the home at 1. p.m., conducted by Rev. A. J.
Hettler. The body will be laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-29/1918 Column – 4 Page – 5.
IDA A. (HOFFMAB) BUSCHLEN (2 MARCH 1880 – 14 SEP 1972) s/w Peter
Obit
is in error as to burial location
---
Mrs.
Ida Buschlen, 92, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Sept. 14, at the Freir Care Home.
Born in Germany on March 2, 1880, she had lived in Gladwin County since 1907.
She was married to Peter Buschlen in Huron County on June 12, 1907. He preceded
her in death on February 6, 1956.
Mrs.
Buschlen was a life-time member of the former Riley Evangelical Church.
Surviving are one son, William of Gladwin; five grandchildren and 15 great
grandchildren. One son, Edward, also preceded her in death in July 1932.
Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Gerald Palmer officiated and burial was in Highland Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 9-20/1972 Column – 6 Page – 2.
IDA
PETER ISAAK BUSCHLEN (12 OCT 1878 – 6 FEB 1956) s/w Ida A.
Services
Thursday for Peter Buschien
Peter
Buschien, 77, Sage township resident since 1904, passed away at his home Feb.
6, after several months illness. Mr. Buchlen was born in Frutigen, Switzerland,
Oct. 12, 1878 and came to the United States when a young man. He came to
Gladwin from Pigeon in, 1904. In 1907 he married Miss Ida Hoffman at Linkville,
Huron County.
Mr.
Buschien was a member of the Riley Evangelical United Brethren Church and had
been a school board director for many years.
He
is survived by his wife; one son, William, of Gladwin; five grandchildren and
one great grandchild; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Albrecht of Midland and Mrs.
Mary Gaag of Cleveland, Ohio.
Funeral
services will be held Thursday at the Riley E. U. B. Church at 2 p. m. with the
Rev. James Dempsey officiating. Friends may call at the Miner Funeral Home
until noon Thursday and at the church from 1:00 p. m. until the time of the
service. Burial will be in Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers will be Gottlieb Schindel,
Edward Feilert, Adoph Sauer Albert Miller, Charles Cameron and Albert Erdman.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-8/1956 Column – 7 Page – 1.
WILLIAM GILLION BUSCHLEN (27 MARCH 1908 – 23 FEB 1981) s/w Eileen
Wiliam
G. Buschlen, 72, of Gladwin, died Monday in Gladwin Area Hospital after a long
illness. Born March 27, 1908, Mr. Buschlen was a lifelong resident of Gladwin
County, retiring in 1969 from the methyl bromide department of the Dow Chemical
Co. Mr. Buschlen married the fomer Eileen Eagleson on March 25, 1934 in
Gladwin. She survives.
He
also leaves sons Paul Buschlen of Big Rapids and Donald Buschlen of Essexville;
daughters Mrs. James (Esther) Crawford of Los Angles and Mrs. Bruce (Ruth Ann)
Garns? Of Ailegan; and 17 grandchildren.
Services
will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Gladwin chapel of the Hall Funeral Home, the
Rev. Chrales Allen officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. MDN
dated 2-24-1981.
C'S
ELSIE
LORAINE CANN (25 SEP 1925 - 16 APRIL 1926)
SUGAR
RAPIDS
Evert Cann came to his mother's Mrs. Ammon
Cann, from
EVERETT
RAY CANN (24 FEB 1895 – 19 JAN 1978) s/w Lavina C.
EVERETT
R. CANN
Everett
R. Cann, 82, of 4199 Fitzwater Rd., Gladwin, died Thursday, Jan. 19, in
theGladwin Area Hospital. Born in Gladwin on February 24, 1895, he moved as
ayound boy and sailed on the Great Lakes. He then lived in Lincoln Park and was
employed as a crane operator for Nicholson Terminal Dock Co. in River Rouge
for38 years until retirement in 1964. Mr. Cann moved back to Gladwin County in
1971. He was a member of the Hockaday Free Methodist Church. Mr. Cann and
theformer Lavina Simpson were married on May 14, 1921, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, James and Evert of Lincoln Park; 2
daughters, Mrs. Merretta Giertz of Southgate and Mrs. Shirley Williams of
Lincoln Park; 2 brothers, Percy of Gladwin and William of Taylor; one sister,
Mrs. Iva Hoover of Mecosta; 8 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Services
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena
Egts officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
LAVINA
CATHERINE (SIMPSON) CANN (1904 – 29 DEC 1986) s/w Everett R.
LAVINA
CANN
Lavina
C. Cann, 82, of 4199 Fitzwater Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, Dec. 29, in Heritage
Hospital, Taylor, after a short illness. Born in Gladwin May 18, 1904, she
moved back to Gladwin County in 1971. She was a member of the Skeels Baptist
Church. The former Lavina Simpson was married to Everett Cann May 14, 1921, in
Gladwin. He preceded her in death Jan. 19, 1978.
Surviving
are 2 sons, James and Evert of Lincoln Park; 2 daughters, Mrs. Ervin (Merretta)
Giertz of Southgate and Shirley Williams of Lincoln Park; 8 grandchildren and
14 great grandchildren. Rites were held Friday at 11 a.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. George Coon officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery.
LORETTA
MAXINE CANN (7 AUG 1923 - 14 APRIL 1926)
HOCKADAY
Hockaday, April 20---The funeral of the only
two children of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cann of Detroit were held at the church
here last Sunday. It was very largely attended. The parents have the heartfelt
sympathy of this community. Gladwin County Record dated 04-22/1926 Column - 4
Page - 3
WANETTA
D. CANN (? - 21 SEP 1942)
FRED
E. CANTRELL (1946 - 1976)
RAY
J. CANTRELL (15 AUG 1925 - 25 JUNE 1988)
Ray
J. Cantrell, 62, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Dennis of Gladwin; 3 brothers, Earle, Ralph and Lester of South Carolina; 3
sisters, Fay Allen, Edna Parker and June Cantrell of
WWII
ALLEN
EDDIE WHITE CARD (31 MAR 1867 – 19 JAN 1956) s/w Ella M.
Allen
Card, 88 Buried Saturday
One
of Gladwin County's oldest residents, Allen E. Card, 88, passed away at his
home in Gladwin Thursday Jan. 19 after a short illness. Mr. Card was born in
Enterprise, Ontario, March 31, 1867. Coming to Giadwin in the early 1890's, he
settled in Gladwin township, north of Riley hill. He married Ella VanAlstine in
August, 1894 in Gladwin and later moved one mile west of Hockaday and farmed there
for several years. From there he went to the farm in Sage Township, near
Fleming Grove Camp grounds were he resided until he retired in 1938 and came to
Gladwin City. He was a member of the Quaker church but attended the Free
Methodist church since coming to Gladwin.
Survivors
are his wife, Ella; two sons, Claude of Gladwin and Henry of Flint; one
daughter, Mrs. Lela Raymond of Gladwin; and several grandchildren. Two sons and
one daughter preceded him in death.
Funeral
services were held Saturday Jan. 21, at 2 p. m. at the Gladwin Free Methodist
church with the Rev. F. E. Voller officiating. Pallbearers were Melvin Cady,
John Wagar, Alvin Shearer, Harvey Gertz, Isaiah Wideman and Ed Doser. Burial
was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-25/1956 Column – 3 Page –
1.
CASSIE MAE CARD (23 OCT 1893 – 1 DEC 1989)
CASSIE
CARD
Cassie
Mae Card, 96, of Gladwin, died in the Clare Nursing Home, Friday, Dec. 1, 1989,
after a long illness. Born in Gladwin, Oct. 23, 1893, she had spent several
years here and 37 years in Flint. She was a teacher in the Gladwin schools and
Flint Public Schools. Miss Card was a member of the Central Methodist Church in
Flint.
Surviving
are several nieces and nephews.
Rites
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Jerry Wells officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be
made to the Clare Nursing Home Scholarship Fund. Gladwin County Record dated
12-6/1989 Column – 3 Page – 2.
DELAVINA
L. (GROVE) CARD (11 DEC 1919 – 9 APRIL 1995)
DELAVINA
L. CARD
Delavina
L. Card, 75, of Gladwin, died Sunday April 9, 1995 at MidMichigan Regional
Medical Center - Midland. She was born Dec. 11, 1919 in Gladwin. The former
Delavina Grove married Henry Card and he preceded her in death Dec. 25, 1985.
Surviving
are 4 brothers, Holland Grove, Mike Grove and Duane Grove, all of Gladwin, and Wilbur
Grove of Beaverton; 2 sisters, Beatrice Smith of Gladwin, and Cecil Behnke of
Florida; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by 4
brothers, Orval Grove, Basil Grove, Howard Grove and Mervin Grove; and 2
sisters, Audrey Johnson and Shirley Roberts.
Services
were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin and the
Rev. Peggy Garrigues-Cortelyou officiated. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-12/1995 Column – 1 Page – 6.
DONNA
JEAN CARD (1931 – 22 JAN 1932) s/w Henry R., Luella E. & Ramona L.
DONNA
JEAN CARD
Donna
Jean Card, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Card (Luella Vannest), both
former residents of Gladwin county, died at the home of her parents in Flint
Jan. 22 of a complication of diseases.
Funeral
services were held at the Free Methodist church Saturday, Jan. 23, at 3 p. m.
Rev. W. J. Cross, Jr., former pastor here, now of the Flint Second church,
officiated. Gladwin County Record dated 1-28/1932 Column – 2 Page – 1.
ELLA M. (VANALSTINE) CARD (13 MAR 1876 – 14 FEB 1959) s/w Allen E.
Long
Illness Fatal to Mrs. Card
Mrs.
Ella M. Card, 82, N. Cayuga St., Gladwin, died on Saturday following an illness
of several years. Born in Sanilac County March 13, 1876, the former Miss Ella
M. Van Alstine was married to Allen Card in August, 1894, in Gladwin. He
preceded her in death January 19, 1956.
A
resident of Gladwin County since the age of 10, Mrs. Card was a member of the
Free Methodist Church for over 60 years. Survivors include two sons, Claude, of
Pinconning, and Henry, of Flint; one daughter, Mrs. Lela Raymond, of Gladwin;
four sisters, Mrs. Emma Southwell, Mrs. Ethel Edick, Mrs. Hattie Wier, and Mrs.
Mayme Simpson, all of Gladwin; nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the Free Methodist Church with the
Rev. Henry Schmidt and Earl Fogelsonger officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-18/1959 Column – 1 Page – 1.
GEORGE CARD (12 MARCH 1888 - 5 DEC 1888) Son of Turner & Martha Card
HARRIET LOUISA CARD (6 JAN 1902 - 5 OCT 1902) Daughter of Allen &
Ella Card, Aged 8 months, 29 days
HENRY
ROBIN CARD (29 APR 1905 – 27 DEC 2001) s/w Donna Jean, Luella E. & Ramona L.
Henry Robin Card, 96,
of Ontario, Canada and formerly of Gladwin, died Thursday, Dec. 27, 2001 at the
Lin Havin Nursing Home in
Surviving are two sons, Merlin of Lapeer and Allen of Swartz Creek; three
daughters, June and husband Donald Terman of Mansfield, Ohio, Virene and
husband Robert Eddy of Sault Saint Marie, Ontario, Canada, and Vivian and
husband Alan Hyndman of Welland, Ontario, Canada; 12 grandchildren; and one
great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his wife, Luella E., March 23,
1979.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 30 at the Sisson Funeral Home with
his son-in-law, the Rev. Allan Hyndman, officiating. Burial was in
JOB CARD (17 APRIL 1863 - 9 FEB 1902) (husband of Williette)
CARD.—Job
Card, a well-known and highly esteemed farmer of Gladwin township, died Sunday,
aged 39 years and 8 months, of inflammation of the lungs. He leaves a widow and
several children. Funeral services were held Wednesday, and the remains
interred in Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-14/1902 Column – 5
Page – 1.
LLOYD MERL CARD (2 DEC 1901 – 30 MAY 1920) Son
Lloyd
Merl Card, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Card, died at the home of his parents in
Mount Morris of tubercular meninigitis, May 30, 1920, aged 18 years, 5 months
and 18 days, Lloyd was born in Gladwin county Dec. 2, 1901. He lived in Gladwin
county until 17 years old when he moved with his parents to Mt. Morris where he
lived until the time of his death. After reaching Mt. Morris he went into the
employment of Betts-worth Bros., where he worked until he was taken sick March
5, 1920.
He
leaves to mourn his loss his parents, his grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Elthorp of
Gladwin, Mich., seven brothers, Ray, Roy, George, Lewis, Gerald, Gary and Duane
all of Mt. Morris and a host of relatives and friends.
Services
were conducted at the home of his parents by Rev. Carey of the Methodist church
of Mt. Morris, who paid several visits to his bedside where he spoke words of comfort.
The body was taken to Gladwin Tuesday to the home of his uncle, Bert G.
Elthorp, where services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock by
Rev. J. H. Cornelius. The body was laid to rest in Highland cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 6-3/1920 Column – 5 Page – 4.
LUELLA EMMA (VANNEST) CARD (25 JULY 1907 – 23 MARCH 1979) s/w Donna
Jean, Henry R. & Ramona L.
LUELLA
CARD
Mrs.
Luella E. Card, 71, of 3256 Wagarville Rd., Gladwin, died Friday, March 23, in
the Midland Hospital Center of injuries received in a auto accident in Midland.
Born in Gladwin Township on July 25, 1907, she lived in Flint from 1929 to 1946
when she moved back to Gladwin. Mrs. Card went back to Flint in 1955 and moved
here again in 1969. She taught at the Section 8, White Brick and Skeels Schools
in Gladwin and Woodland Elementary School in Flint. She was a member of the Wesleyan
Holiness Assoc. of Churches.
The
former Luella Vannest, she was married to Henry Card on February 12, 1929, in Flint.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Donald (June) Terman of Mansfield,
Ohio, Mrs. Robert (Virene) Eddy of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. and Mrs. Alan (Vivian)
Hyndman of Welland, Ont.; 2 sons, Merlin of Lapeer and Allen of Swartz Creek; 3
sisters, Mrs. Nellie Steinkraus and Mrs. Rilla Cady of Gladwin and Mrs. Ruth
Klein of Brighton; 2 brothers, John Vannest of Davison and Wellington Vannest
of Gladwin; 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. John Trent
and Rev. Arthur Fritz officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-28/1979 Column – 5 Page – 2.
MARTHA CARD (22 MARCH 1858 - 13 JAN 1910)
Martha, wife of Turner Card of Sage township, died
Jan. 13, after an illness of about four years. Funeral services were held at
the Ridge church, Sunday at 11 a. m., conducted by Rev. G. B. Day, followed by
interment in Ridge cemetery. A large number were present to pay their last
respects to the dead. Deceased was born March 22, 1858, in Canada, and was aged
51 years, 9 month and 21 days. Mr. and Mrs. Card and family have been residents
of Sage township about 15 years. She is survived by her husband, and six
children, Mrs. John Dawe, Gladwin, Mrs. Oscar Leonard and Mrs. Nelson Stalker of
Sage township, Wilford, aged 20, Cassie, aged 14, and Eva, aged 10. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-20/1910 Column – 5 Page – 1.
NINA (TOOLEY) CARD (22 SEP 1895 – 31 DEC 1988) s/w Rufus W.
NINA
CARD
Mrs.
Nina Card,93, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Dec. 31, in Camelot Nursing Home,
Westland, after a short illness. Born in Harrison, Sept. 22, 1895, she spent
most of her life in Gladwin County. Mrs. Card moved to Inkster to live with a
daughter 10 years ago. She was a juvenile offficer for t
he
Gladwin Probate Court and a member of the Order of Eastern Stars, White Clover
Chapter 84. The former Nina Tooley, she was married to Rufus Card, April 30,
1916, in Gladwin. He precede her in death Oct. 28, 1976.
Surviving
are a daughter, Mrs. Katheryn Hutchinson of Inkster; 13 grandchildren; 28 great
grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. Mrs. Card was preceded in death by
3 sons, John, March 1, 1983, Gerald, June 5, 1978, Arthur as an infant; and a
daughter, Ruth Melhus in 1980. Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. An OES
Memorial Service was held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
RAMONA L. CARD (13 NOV 1929 - 12 NOV 1936) s/w Donna Jean, Henry R.
& Luella E.
RAMONA
CARD DIES WEDNESDAY AT
Services were held at the home in Flint
Saturday morning, November 14, at 10 o'clock, and at the Free Methodist church
at Gladwin for Ramona Card, Rev. T. W. Griffin of the Free Methodist church of
Bethel Park, Flint, officiating. Burial services were at the Ridge cemetery in
Gladwin township. Daughter of Henry and Luella Card she was born November 13,
1929, and died November 12, 1936, at Hurley hospital in Flint. She was a kind,
loving and obedient child and a favorite with her schoolmates and her teachers.
She is survived by her parents, two sisters, June and Virene, her grandparents,
uncles and aunts. One sister died four years ago. Gladwin County Record dated
11-18/1936 Column - 3 Page – 1
RUFUS W. CARD (28 FEB 1888 – 28 OCT 1976) m. 30 Apr 1916, s/w Nina
RUFUS
W. CARD
Rufus
W. Card, 88, former Gladwin County Register of Deeds, died at a local nursing
homeThursday, Oct. 28, following a long illness. His residence was at 305 N.
Arcade St., Gladwin. Born at Enterprise, Ontario, Canada, February 28, 1888,
theson of Job and Willette Card, he had been a resident of Gladwin County for
84 years. In addition to serving as register of deeds for 10 years, 1938 to
1948, he was a former supervisor of Gladwin Township, and retired from the
Corps of Engineers, 1948-1960. Mr. Card and the former Nina Tooley were married
in Gladwin April 30, 1916. He was a member of the Gladwin F.& A.M.
Surviving
are his wife, Nina; 2 sons, Jack and Jerry of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Mrs. Kate
Hutchinson of Inkster, and Mrs. Ruth Melhus of Pontiac; 15grandchildren and 26
great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Hall Funeral
Home Gladwin Chapel with Allen T. Parker, Minister,officiating. Burial was in
Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
SARAH JANE (MCWILLIAMS) CARD (7 AUG 1832 – 14 FEB 1914) s/w William
MRS.
WILLIAM CARD
Mrs.
William Card, died Feb. 17 [SIC-Should be 14] at the home of her d
aughter,
Mrs. Wellington Wagar, in Gladwin, at the age of 81 years, 6 months and 7
days.Her maiden name was Sarah McWilliams, born in glasgow, Scotland, Aug. 9,
1832. At the age of 13 with her parents she came to Moscow, Canada and in1850
was married to William Card, who departed this life four years ago. In 1887
with their family they moved to Gladwin township, where they made a good home
on a new farm at Wagarville, which has passed to other hands and is one of the
most cozy of Gladwin county's farmhomes. Since the death of her husband, Mrs.
Card made her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. Wagar. Sheis survived by two sons, John of
Gladwin, Mich., and Ruben of Rockford, Ill; five daughters,Mrs. Wellington
Wagar, Mrs. James Wagar, Mss. Amos Wagar. Mrs. Charles Bauserman, and Mrs.
James McDougall, all of Gladwin: also 24 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at theM. E. Church in the city Thursday at 2 p.
m., Rev. J. W. Hayward officiating. Internment in Ridge cemetery.
Contributed
by: Matthew Adair
WILFERD DAWSON CARD (11 MAR 1891 – 13 MAR 1921) Son
WILFRED
DAWSON CARD
Wilfred
Dawson Card died suddenly Sunday evening at his home just north of the city. He
went out doors and was found dead in the yard a few minutes after. He was a son
of Turner Card, was born in Sage township and was 30 years and two days old. He
was married to Elizabeth Gatz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gatz of Sage
township, Nov. 8, 1917, who survives him with two children.
Services
were held at the Riley Evangelical church Wednesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. A. J. Hettler, followed by interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 3-17/1921 Column - 2 Page - 4.
WILLIAM CARD (13 DEC 1823 – 14 APR 1910) s/w Sarah M.
WILLIAM
CARD
William
Card was born in Moscow, Ont., Dec. 13, 1823. He was married in 1851, to Miss
Sarah McWilliams, who survives him. He, together with his wife and family moved
to Gladwin Co., Mich., in 1885, where he has resided ever since. Mr. Card has
enjoyed health, happiness and a good long and prosperous life but finally worn
out with age he quietly passed away April 14, 1910. Mr. Card joined the Friends
[Quaker] church at a young age, but has been a supporter of the M. E. church
ever since he come to Gladwin.
He
leaves to mourn his death a wife, Mrs. Sarah Card, and seven children: Mrs.
Wellington Wagar, Mrs. James Wagar, Mrs. Charles Bauserman, Mrs. James
McDougall, Mrs. Amos Wagar and Mrs. John Card of Gladwin and Reuben Card of
Rockford, Ill., together with several grandchildren, relatives and friends.
Contributed
by: Matthew Adair
WILLETTE (WAGAR) CARD (25 SEP 1860 - 9 JAN 1895) Wife of Job Card
WILLIAM
TURNER CARD (9 MAY 1854 – 6 NOV 1942)
William
T. Card Dies at Sage Twp. Home
Services
were held Monday November 9, at the Gladwin Methodist Church for William Turner
Card. Mr. Card was born in Moscow, Ontario, Canada, May 9, 1854 and died at the
home of his
daughters,
Mrs F. E. Dawe, in Sage township, November 6, at the age of 88 years. He was
married to Martha Aselstine at Tomworth, Ontario, on March 21, 1879.
To
them were, born seven children, one child dying in infancy, and a son, Wilford,
on March 13, 1921. Mrs. Card also preceded him in death. They came to Gladwin
county in the spring of 1888 and settled in Gladwin township where Mr. Card
worked in a saw mill. In 1894 they moved to Sage township where he has since
resided.
He
is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Blanche Stalker, Mrs. F. E. Dawe, Mrs. Leon
Molesworth,
all
of Gladwin, Mrs. Iva Leonard and Miss Cassie Card of Flint, one brother, Allen
Card of Gladwin, seventeen grandchildrentwenty-four great grandchildren, among
other relatives and friends.
Burial
was in Ridge cemetery with Rev. Washmuth officiating. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-11/1942 Column – 3 Page – 1.
FRANCES H. (MAENLE) CARNAHAN (5 FEB 1912 – 25 SEP 1992) s/w Ray M.
FRANCES
CARNAHAN
Frances
H. Carnahan, 80, of the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home, died Friday, Sept. 25, 1992,
after a long illness. Born in Ottawa, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1912, she had spent most of
her life in Gladwin County. She was a member of the Gladwin Church of the
Nazarene. The former Frances Maenle, she was married to Ray Carnahan on Feb.
21, 1933, in Ottawa, Ohio. He preceded her in death
Dec.
18, 1984.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Richard of Beaverton and John of Grand Haven; one daughter, Mary
Young of Beaverton; one brother, John of Lima, Ohio; one sister, Rose Dennings
of Gladwin; 10 grandchildren, 3 step-grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Jerry Wells officiated
and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-30/1992
Column – 3 Page – 2.
RAY M. CARNAHAN (8 MARCH 1900 – 18 DEC 1984) s/w Frances
RAY
CARNAHAN
Ray
M. Carnahan, 84, of 212 5th St., Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 18, in St. Luke's
Hospital,
Saginaw.
Born in Gladwin Township March 8, 1900, he spent most of his life there. He was
a veteran of World War I and was employed by the City of Gladwin. Mr. Carnahan
was a member of the Gladwin Church of the Nazarene. He was married to the
former Frances Maenle Feb. 21, 1933, in Ottawa, Ohio.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Richard of Beaverton and John of Grand
Haven; one
daughter,
Mrs. William (Mary) Young of Beaverton; one sister, Edith Basner of Burton; 10
grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
David
Inman
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
12-26/1984 Column – 4 Page – 2.
WILLIAM J. CARTER (1830 - 29 MAY 1886)
CARTER
--- At the Gladwin Exchange, May 29, 1886, William J. Carter, aged 56 years.
Buried Tuesday afternoon; funeral services next Sunday morning at 11 a.m., at
the court-house. Rev. A. Robinson officiating.
Mr. Carter was born in the state of
By trade he was a carpenter and joiner. A
large share of his time was spent in hunting and trapping, and many a night he
spent under the spreading branches of the forests giants by the side of his
camp fire, with nothing but the rustling of leaves to disturb the deep silence
of nature. He was a member of two secret societies, the Orangemen and
Odd-fellows.
In 1864, when the great fratricidal strife
was at its height, he shouldered his musket and marched southward to help
maintain the honor of our union. He was promoted from a private to a corporal,
but at the end of three months he received an honorable discharge, and returned
from the field of battle with injuries which finally caused his death, and
added one more name to the long list of martyrs who gave their lives to keep
the finger of disgrace from off their county's flag. His grandfather fought for
liberty in the revolutionary war, and his father was a soldier in the Mexican
war.
Underneath his rough exterior there beat a
heart as true as steel, and those who knew the friendship of "Uncle
Billy" will tenderly cherish memory. Gladwin County Record dated
06-04/1886 Column - 6 Page - 5
CO
K 10 MI INF CIVIL WAR
STEPHANIE
ANN CASSIDAY (21 AUG 1968 – 5 DEC 1987)
Grayling teen killed in head - on crash Saturday
A Grayling teenager who had just left her parents
home in Secord Township was killed in a head-on crash on Lakeshore Dr. Saturday
evening. Gladwin State Police said Stephanie Ann Cassiday, 19, was following
her cousin, Brian K. Cassiday, 23, of Clare, south about 7:55 p.m. when the
mishap occurred.
Wayne Amos Boyer, 30, of Gladwin was traveling north
on Lakeshore Dr. when he struck a raised grader edge of the gravel road and
crossed the center line into the southbound lane. Brian Cassiday swerved into
the northbound lane to avoid the car, but Stephanie Cassiday did not have time,
to avoid the head-on collision, troopers said.
Cassiday was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr.
James Sullivan, the county medical examiner. Boyer was treated for multiple cuts
and bruises and a head injury at Gladwin Area Hospital and released, hospital
authorities said.
It took over an hour for emergency personnel using
the jaws of life to remove both drivers from their vehicles. Assisting troopers
at the scene were Gladwin Sheriff s officers, Gladwin Emergency Medical
Services, Secord firemen, Clement firemen and rescue personnel and the Wildwood
rescue squad. Also the Rev. Burton Kincaid, county police chaplin, assisted the
family who were at the scene of the mishap.
Neither driver was wearing a seat belt. Authorities
said the accident remains under investigation and charges are expected. Cassiday
is the second traffic fatality in the county this year and her obituary appears
on page 2. Gladwin County Record dated 12-9/1987 Column – 1 Page – 1.
STEPHANIE CASSIDAY
Stephanie Ann Cassiday, 19, of Grayling, died
suddenly Saturday, Dec. 5, in an auto accident on Lakeshore Dr. in Secord
Township. Born in Flint Aug. 21, 1968, she moved to Grayling 4 years ago. She graduated
from Grayling-AuSable High School in 1986 and was employed by K-Mart in
Grayling.
Surviving are her parents, Dana and Debra (Grove)
Cassiday of Gladwin; one brother, Stephen of Gladwin; One sister, Alicia of Gladwin;
and her grandfather, Wilbur Grove of Beaverton.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Mark Moore officiated and
burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-9/1987 Column
– 1 Page – 2.
HAZEL
Hazel Iona (Townsend)
Cassiday, age 86, passed away Friday, June 20, 2003 at Lakeview Lutheran Manor
Nursing Home in Cadillac following a brief illness. She lived in Cadillac, and
was formerly from Gladwin. She was born in
She is survived by one son, Wayne (Judy) Townsend of Cadillac; one daughter,
Shirley Jensen of
At Mrs. Cassiday’s request cremation has already taken place. A memorial
service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 28 at the
BEATRICE (HINKLE) CHRISTIAN (6 APRIL 1920 - 16 JAN 2003)
Beatrice
Christian , age 82, of Gladwin, passed away Thursday, Jan. 16, 2003 at
Mid-Michigan Medical Center-Gladwin following a brief illness. She was born in
She
is survived by two sisters, Betty (Robert) Minor of Gladwin, and Mary Johnson
of
FRANK A. CLARK (1855 – 12 AUG 1935)
Frank A. Clark Dies at Son’s Home in Flint
Funeral services for Frank A. Clark were held
Wednesday morning, August 14, at 10 o'clock at
the Wagarville Methodist Episcopal church, followed
by burial at the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Clark conducted a barber shop at Gladwin
back in the 90's. He was in his 79th year. He died at the home of his son,
Major Clark, in Flint, August 12. For several years he has made his home at the
Shuart farm. This spring he went to live with his son in Flint.
Surviving him are one son and two daughters, Major
Clark, Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mrs. Frances
Worthing, all of Flint. Gladwin County Record dated
8-21/1935 Column – 2 Page – 5.
GEORGE CLARK (? – 21 APR 1899) (GUESS?) (dates unreadable)
GROVER CLARK (? - 7 OCT 1887) Aged 2 months
ISABEL CLARK (1893 - 1913)
JAMES ARTHUR CLARK (26 JUNE 1870 – 19 NOV 1958)
SERVICES
HELD FOR ARTHUR CLARK
James
Arthur Clark, 88, of Gladwin, died suddenly at his home Wednesday, Nov. 19. He
was born in Canada on June 26, 1870, and was married to the former Miss
Margaret Molesworth in Gladwin in 1894. A Gladwin county resident for more than
64 years, Mr. Clark was retired from the dry business and had been a Standard
Oil tank wagon driver at one time.
He
is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Pearl Fiser, of Gladwin, Mrs. Florence
Eisenlohr, of Beaverton, and Mrs. Irene Coan, of Saginaw; one son, Herbert, of
Gladwin; 21 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Two sons and one daughter
also preceded him in death.
Funeral
services were held on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev.
Alfred Saulsbury officiated and burial was in Ridge cemetery.
MARGARET
J. "MAGGIE" (MOLESWORTH)
CLARK---Maggie Molesworth Clark, wife of
Arthur Clark, was born in
MAXINE
M. CLARK (1935 - ?) s/w
Robert A.
ROBERT A. CLARK (1936 - ?) s/w Maxine M.
ROBERT
L. CLARK (ABT. 1935 15 MAY 1973)
Robert
L. Clark, 38, of Holt, died May 15, in a
S. S. CLARK (no dates)
SAMUEL S. CLARK, JR (ABT. 3 JUNE 1868 - 21 JUNE 1888) Aged 20 years
& 18 days, Son of S.S. & E.J. Clark
Samuel
S. Clark, Jr., died suddenly yesterday noon, at the residence of his father. He
was eldest son of Supervisor Clark of Buckeye. He leaves a wife and two children.
For a long period the deceased has been a sufferer from a wasting disease, but
was able to be about, almost up to the hour of his death. His funeral will
occur this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Gladwin County Record dated 06-22/1888
Column - 3 Page - 5
LILLIAN
M. CLINGERMAN (1890 - 1926)
ALBERT COFFELL (19 MAY 1903 - 18 DEC 1965) s/w Lois M.
ILLNESS
FATAL TO ALBERT COFFELL
Services for Albert Coffell, 62, of
A life-long resident of
Surviving are his wife, Lois; a daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth (Marlene) Anderson of Gladwin; a sister, Mrs. Adelene Kuebler of
MERLE COFFELL (12 OCT 1911 - 27 JULY 1974)
Merle
L. Coffell, 62, of
Surviving are his wife, Mary; and a sister,
Mrs. Adeline Kuebler of
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GEORGE
E. COLE (ABT. 16 APRIL 1859 - 15 MARCH 1874) Aged 14 years, 10 months & 27
days, Son of W.H. & E.A. Cole
VERNICIA L. (BELLINGER) COLLINS (26 MAR 1866 – 5 MAR 1926)
VERNICIA L. COLLINS
Vernicia L. Collins was born in Forestport, Oneida
county, New York, March 23, 1866 and departed this life Friday, March 5, 1926,
aged 59 years, 11 months and 10 days at University hospital, Ann Arbor,
Michigan, being confined to her bed two weeks with bronchial pneumonia.
She came to Saginaw, Mich. with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Bellinger, when she was four years old and the following year came to
Gladwin and settled on a farm in Gladwin township where she lived until July
1892 when she and her brother George went to California. After spending eight
years there she returned and made her home with her parents. She was married
Dec. 26, 1905 to Ernest Collins. They took up their residence in Superior,
Wisconsin, and remained their until the spring of 1918 when they returned to be
with her mother where they resided until her last illness. To this union was
born one daughter who died in infancy. She was an active member of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
She leaves to mourn besides her husband and mother,
Mrs. Alice Bellinger, three brothers, Roscoe and Melvin of Gladwin and George
of Richfield, California, three sisters, Mrs. Gilbert Koontz of Bay City, Mrs.
John Foran of Detroit and Mrs. Norman Wagar of Gladwin, and a large circle of
friends.
The funeral was heldMonday from the Wagarville M. E.
church, Rev. Peck officiating and interment took place at the Ridge cemetery.
Loren Leon and John Wagar, Elmer Koontz and Right and Ron Bellinger nephews of
the deceased, acted as pallbearers. The M. E. choir from Gladwin consisting of
John E. Capling, Mrs W. A. Hopson, Miss Dolores Van Valkenburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Clendening and Miss Artha Post organist furnished the music.
AVIS (OGG) CONDRA (1924 - 2003) s/w Rube L.
REUBEN LEVI CONDRA (6 NOV 1911 – 21 MAR 1994) s/w Avis
RUBE
CONDRA
Rube
L. Condra, 82, of Gladwin, died Monday, March 21, 1994, in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Ann Arbor. He was born in Harrisburg, Ark., Nov. 6, 1911, and moved
to GladwinCounty in 1977. He was a retired welder. Mr. Condra and the former
Avis Ogg were married Oct. 23, 1971, in Las Vegas, Nev. Besides his wife, he is
survived by 2 daughters, Stella Peterson of Thousand Oaks, Calif. and Derenda
Sansoucie of Brandon, Mo.; 2 half-sisters, Sybil Ballard of Truman, Ark.
andMattie Rush of Hemet, Calif; 9 grandchildrn and 5 great grandchildren.
Rites
were held Thursday at 11:30 a.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev.Donald
Roberts officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
LUCILLE M. CINDY (COWPER) COOKENMASTER (2 FEB 1937 – 16 DEC 1994) s/w
Richard
LUCILLE
M. (CINDY) COOKENMASTER
Lucille
M. (Cindy) Cookenmaster, 57, of Gladwin, died Friday, Dec. 16, 1994 at Bonita
Springs, Fla. following a short Illness.
Born Feb. 2, 1937 in Port Huron, she resided in Gladwin the past 7 years
after moving from Midland. Mrs. Cookenmaster was a switchboard operator from
1973 to 1989 at MidMichigan Regional Medical Center - Midland. Prior to that,
she owned and operated Midland Answering Service. She was a member of the Secord
Lake Eagles Aerie 4121 and enjoyed bingo, reading and baseball. The former
Lucille Cowper married Richard Cookenmaster in June 1956.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 2 sons, Mark and wife Sandy of Kawkawlin and
Greg and wife Kimmy of Midland; 2 daughters, Jill and husband Mike Lincoln of
Midland, and Kelly and husband Jack Moravek of Orlando. Fla.; her mother,
Bernice Boychuck of Rochester, 2 sisters, Beverly Goodwin of Croswell, and
Joann Bellar of Warren; and 12 grandchildren.
Services
will be held today (Wednesday) at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin chapel
with the Rev. Deane Wyllys officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. The Eagles Aerie 4121 held a memorial service Tuesday evening at the
funeral home. Gladwin County Record dated 12-21/1994 Column – 3 Page – 6.
RICHARD COOKENMASTER (1932 - ?) s/w Cindy
JERRY D. COONS (30
OCT 1931 – 22 DEC 2004)
Jerry
D. Coons, 73, passed away Dec. 22, 2004 at the Mid Michigan Medical Center of
Midland. Jerry was born Oct. 30, 1931 in Akron, Michigan to the late Oscar and
Hazel Coons. He married the former Shirley Brownell on April 8, 1977 in Bay
City. He was employed by the United States Postal Service and worked in Bay
City as a letter carrier. He lived in Gladwin for the past 18 years.
Jerry
is survived by one son, Mark Coons of Bay City; three step sons, Clarence
Strait of Frederick, Dewey Strait of Arizona, and Harvey Strait of Midland; two
daughters, Linda Coons of Bay City and Hazel Coons of Gladwin; one step
daughter, Connie Sleeper of Gladwin; ten grandchildren and two Great
grandchildren. He was preceded by one son, Kevin Coons.
Services
were held on Monday, Dec. 27, 2004 at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Don
Roberts officiating. Burial was made in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. The Sisson
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated
12/29/2004.
EVA
M. COY (1908 - 1982)
VIRGIL L. COY (1912 - 1995)
MARY
EMOJENE CRAIG (24 JAN 1916 - 12 AUG 2000)
Mary E. Craig, 84, of
Gladwin, died Saturday, Aug. 12, 2000 at home in
Surviving are three sons, Gary and wife Ann of
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday) at Christ the
ALMEDA MARY (BABCOCK) CRAIG (1876 – 18 JUNE 1944)
Mrs. Almeda Craig Funeral services were held at the
Reigle Funeral Home in Gladwin Sunday for Mrs. Almeda Mary Craig, 67, who died
at her home in Grand Blanc on Thursday, June 18. The Rev. L. D. Richmond
officiated and burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Louise Paris, of
Quebec, Canada, and Mrs. Joseph Brown, of Virginia; a son, James Brady, of
Ontario; a brother, Charles Babcock, of Fenton; and several nieces and nephews.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-21/1944 Column – 1 Page – 1.
ERNIE
M. CRAMER (1942 - ?) s/w
Sally J.
SALLY J. (MILLER) CRAMER (13 APR 1937 – 2 DEC 1997) s/w Ernie M.
SALLY
J.
CRAMER
Sally
J. Cramer, 60, of Gladwin and formerly of Saginaw, died Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1997
at Tolfree Hospital in West Branch. Born April 13,1937 in Saginaw, she was the
daughter of Donald and Genevieve (Brown) Miller. Sally married Ernie Cramer,
July 9, 1977 in Saginaw. They operated foster care homes in Saginaw and also
owned and operated Sally's Lounge in Saginaw until 1989. She was a
businesswoman in Saginaw for many years.
Besides
her husband she is survived by three sons, Rudy Pilar Jr. and wife Olga,
Anthony and wife Tracy Pilar, all of Saginaw, and Chad Pilar of Oklahoma; one
daughter, Jennifer Pilar of Luzerne; three brothers, Donald and wife Michelle
Miller, Frank and wife Bonnie Miller, and David Miller; eight grandchildren,
Stacy, Rudy III, Tabatha, Anthony Jr., Jacob, Brian, Matthew, and Chad Jr.; and
several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Rudy
Pilar Sr. and one brother, Chester Miller.
Services
were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Snow Funeral Home in Saginaw with Sister
Honora Remes, D.C. officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Those
planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to the
American Heart Association. Gladwin County Record dated 12-10/1997 Column - 5
Page - 2.
FLORENCE ETHEL (ALLEN) CRIPPS (28 JAN 1893 – 18 OCT 1932) Mother
MRS.
HERBERT CRIPPS
Mrs.
Herbert Cripps died Tuesday morning at Mercy hospital, Bay City, after an
illness of a few weeks. The body was brought to Gladwin Tuesday afternoon. Services
will be held at the Free Methodist church this afternoon at two. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-20/1932 Column – 3 Page – 1.
MRS.
HERBERT S. CRIPPS
Mrs.
Herbert Cripps died Oct. 18, 1932 at Mercy hospital, Bay City, after an illness
of two weeks. Florence Ethel Allen was born Jan. 28, 1893 in Paulding county, Ohio
and came to Gladwin, Michigan with her parents at the age of nine years.
She
was married to Herbert S. Cripps April 6, 1912. To this union were born five
children, Leonard S., Letha M., Thelma M., Wendell Dale, and Vivian Jean. All
of which survive her and were living at home at the time of her death.
She
was converted about the time of her marriage and soon united with the Free
Methodist church of which she was a member until her death. At times the trials
and cares of life seemed very heavy yet before she died she gave a testimony
that the battle for Heaven was triumphantly won.
She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband and children, her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. William Allen of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. William Cripps and Mrs.
Wilbur Grove; five brothers, Wilbur E., Earl A., Carl A., and Melvin J., of
Gladwin and Andy M. of Detroit. Besides one sister having died in infancy,
besides the members of the Free Methodist church and many other friends and
relatives.
She
was a faithful wife and mother and gave her best for the care of her loved
ones. She wil be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Services
were held at the Free Methodist church Thursday, Oct. 20, at 2 p. m. conducted
by Rev. D. A. Hoenshell, followed by burial at the Ridge cemetery. Her brothers
acted as pall bearers. Gladwin County Record dated 10-27/1932 Column – 5 Page –
5.
HERBERT S. CRIPPS (14 FEB 1889 - 12 FEB 1968)
Herbert Cripps, 80, Mount Morris, died Monday
afternoon in Hurley Hospital in Flint. He was born on February 14, 1888, in
Sanilac County. Survivors include two sons, Leonard of Detroit and Wendall of
Flint; three daughters, Mrs. Letha Berlinski and Mrs. Thelma Frazier, both of
Flint, and Mrs. Vivian Walters of Mount Morris; three brother, Fern and
William, both of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Ockerman and Mrs. Levina
Ockerman, both of Gladwin, and sixteen grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday
from the Miner Funeral Home in Gladwin, the Rev. Charles Allen officiating. Burial
will be in Ridge Cemetery near Gladwin. Friends may call at the funeral home
after 7 p.m. today. MDN dated 2-13-1968 Page – 3.
MYRTA
M. (ALLEN) CRIPPS (7 DEC 1894 – 9 AUG 1983) s/w William A.
(Midland Daily News,
Aug. 9, 1983)
Myrta M. Cripps, 88,
of Gladwin, died Monday, Aug. 8, 1983, at
She was born Dec. 7,
1894, in
She leaves her
children, William Cripps, Arlene Wray, Garlen Cripps, and Ila Farrow, all of
Gladwin, Don Cripps of Corunna, and Neva Vaughn of Flint; 24 grandchildren; 52
great grand-children; two great great grandchildren; and sister, Mrs. Wilbur
(Mary) Groves of Beaverton.
Services will be at 1
p.m. Wednesday in Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin, with the Rev Robert Schoaff
officiating. BuriaI will be in Ridge
cemetery. Friends may can at the funeral
home anytime after 2 p.m today.
WENDELL
D. CRIPPS (7 MAY 1922 - 11 DEC 1974)
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WILLIAM
ALLEN CRIPPS, SR (22 OCT 1894 - 1 JUNE 1978)
William A. Cripps, 86, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 3 sons,
William and Garlen of Gladwin and Don of Corunna: 3 daughters, Mrs. Clayton
(Arlene) Wray and Ila Farrow of Gladwin and Mrs. Jack (
Services were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Shoaff officiated and burial was
in the
PVT
WILLIAM
LLOYD CRIPPS (21 JAN 1918 - 11 DEC 2003)
Mr. Cripps, age 85, passed away Thursday, Dec. 11,
2003 at Mid-Michigan Regional
Medical Center-Midland. he was born in Butman Township
on Jan. 21, 1918 to the late William and Myrta (Allen) Cripps. He was retired
from Dow Chemical Company. He was a member of the VFW #7303, American Legion
171, Eagles #3293 and the Harrison Moose Lodge #2235. He was also a veteran of
WWII.
He is
survived by one son; William R. Miller of Cady, Texas, one granddaughter; one
stepson, Ron McClain of Beaverton; one brother, Don Cripps of Atlanta; two
sisters, Neva Vaughn of Flint and Ila Farrow of Gladwin. He was predeceased by
one brother, Garlen Cripps; one sister, Arlene Wray, and his stepson, Raymond
McClain. A memorial service will be held Saturday, December 27, 2003 at 1 p.m.
at the VFW Post #7303 in Gladwin. The Sisson Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-17/2003 Column - 5 Page - 10
HELEN
BERNICE (HAMILTON) CUMMINGS (16 SEP 1934 - 16 NOV 1998)
HELEN B. CUMMINGS
Helen B. Cummings, 64, of Gladwin, died Monday, Nov.
16, 1998 at her home. Born Sept. 16, 1934 in Covington, Ky., she was the daughter
of Henry and Goldie Carr Hamilton. Helen married Robert Cummings, Aug. 10, 1962
in Harrison. He preceded her in death June 5, 1996. They came to Gladwin in
1965.
Surviving are her children: Robert II of Gladwin,
Thomas of Clare, Michael Lee of Boyne City, Timothy of Gaylord, Mary of
Gladwin, and Michael Lynn of Beaverton; one sister, Alice Tapp of Edge wood,
Ky.; 21 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. She was preceded in death
by two sisters and two brothers.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday)
at the Sisson Funeral Home with Pastor David Stewart officiating. Burial will
be in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today (Wednesday)
from 2 to 9 p.m. Gladwin County Record dated 11-18/1998 Column – 1 Page – 2.
ROBERT
D. CUMMINGS, SR (30 DEC 1933 - 5 JUNE 1996)
ROBERT D. CUMMINGS
Robert D. Cummlngs, 62, of Gladwin, died Wednesday,
June 5, 1996 at MidMichigan Regional Medical Center - Midland. Born Dec. 30,
1933 In Pontiac, he worked as an electrician and resided in Gladwin County
since 1965. Mr. Cummings was a veteran of the Korean War and the
Vietnam War. He was a life member of the Disabled
American Veterans and the Paralyzed
Veterans. Mr. Cummlngs married the former Helen
Hamilton Aug. 10, 1932 in Harrison.
Besides his wife, he is survived by his children.
Robert II of Gladwin, Thomas of Gladwin, Michael
Lee of Boyne City, Timothy of Gaylord, Mary of
Gladwin, and Michael Lynn of Beaverton; one
brother, Richard Cummings of
Wisconsin, 21 grandchildren; and 1 great grandchild.
He was preceded in death by a brother,
Ted Cummings.
Rites were held at 1 p.m. Saturday June 8 at the Sisson
Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev.
Elwyn MacDonald officiated and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Graveside services were conducted by the Gladwin County
VFW Post 7303. Gladwin County Record dated 6-12/1996 Column – 2 Page – 7.
JEANNE
A. CURTIS b.
14 Jun 1936, Loving wife and mother, s/w John A. “Jack”
JOHN
A. "JACK" CURTIS (19 OCT 1923 - 16 APRIL 2000)
John
"Jack" A. Curtis, 76, of Gladwin, died Sunday, April 16, 2000 at the
Detroit V.A. Hospital following a short illness. Born Oct. 19, 1923 in Gladwin,
he was the son of Alwin and Cario (Wilson) Curtis. He lived in Gladwin County
since 1978 and previously lived in Saginaw. John married Jeanne (Miller), March
15, 1966 in Saginaw. He was owner/operator of Curtisee Restaurant in Gladwin,
retiring in 1988. He was veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Navy.
John was a leader of the Cub and Boy Scout Troop #320, a member of the American
Legion Post #171, and a member of Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Besides his
wife he is survived by four sons, Chris and wife Jeanette Curtis of Virginia,
Jeffrey and wife Tammy of Colorado, Kevin and wife Jackie of Georgia, and Jon
and wife Tracy of Gladwin; three daughters, Jackie and husband Gary Kukuk, Kim
and husband Dale Secor of Missouri, and Tamara and husband Stephen Sokolonicki
of St. Clair Shores; three sisters, Peggy Thomas of Sanford, Dorothy Berry of Gladwin,
and Myrtle Phillips of Tennessee; 10 grandchildren; and several nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Catherine Rodden
and Rosalee Roby; and one brother, Donald “Bill” Curtis.
Services will
be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Gladwin with
Rev. David Sprang officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin
Visitation will be tomorrow (Thursday) from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from noon
until 9 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. A special service of
Military Honors will be by the American Legion Post #171. Gladwin County Record
dated 04-19/2000 Column - 5 Page - 2
D'S
EDWARD
DASSAY (- 6 DEC 1935)
COUNTY PIONEER DIES AT REDFORD
Edward Dassay Succumbs To Illness of Three Weeks
Edward Dassay, one of Gladwin’s pioneer’s, died
Friday, December 6, at the home of his daughter, at Redford. His health had
been failing for two or three years. He was confined to his bed about three
weeks.
He was born in Braumberg, Germany. At about two
years of age he left with his parents for New York City in a sail boat. After
42 days on the ocean they landed at Quebec, Canada, instead of New York City on
account of storms. The passengers were somewhat disappointed when they landed
in Canada, but thought they were fortuntate to land at all.
His uncle and family, who prepared to come at the
same time, were delayed by sickness. The boat in which they sailed was driven southward
by storms, finally landing in Venezuela, South America.
From Quebec his parents came westward settling in
Stratford, Canada. They remained there several years before coming to Traverse
City, Michigan. Leaving Traverse City in a short time they moved to Detroit.
They returned to Traverse City on a frail lake steamer. They left Traverse City
again, moving to Saginaw; from Saginaw to Gladwin, which at that time was known
as Cedar. He was a subscriber to the Gladwin Record at its beginning and a near
friend of Eugene and Isaac Foster.
His father homesteaded the eighty acres which the
fourth generation of his descendants are being reared at the present time. Mr.
Dassay bought the homestead rights of the eighty lying west of his father, from
A. J. Stevens, which he owned at the time of his death. On May 12, 1884, he was
united in marriage to Martha Long. His wife and daughter Elizabeth preceded him
in death. Surviving are his son, Warren, his daughter, Mrs. Bernard Hiller, and
six grandchildren.
He worked on the homestead in the summers and in the
lumber camps, owned by Wright & Ketcham, Tom Nester and E. C. Diffin,
during the winter. He was present and took active part in many logging bees.
He loved to travel and although uneducated he made
several trips to states of Washington, Oregon, Florida, California, Montana, Idaho
and through several of their large cities.
The funeral services were held at the sons home Sunday
at 1 p.m., Rev. Ivan E. Hodgson officiated.
Outside relatives present at the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Hiller, Redford; Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hunt, sons, George and L.
V., and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ostrander, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ostrander, West
Branch; and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edick, Clare.
Pallbearers were Gilbert Sherman, Horton McColley,
Cyrus Koontz, James Greer, Henry Edick and Hiram Hall. Gladwin County Record
dated 12-11/1935.
LIZZIE
DASSAY (ABT. 11 MARCH 1893 - 18 MARCH 1904) Aged 11 years & 7 days
MARTHA ANN (LONG) DASSAY (5 JUNE 1864 - 28 DEC 1915)
Dassay—Martha Ann Dassay, wife of Edward Dassay,
died Dec. 28, at their home at Wagarville, after several years illness. Funeral
services were held at the Wagarville church followed by interment in Ridge
cemetery.
Mrs. Dassay was 53 years old and had been a resident
of Gladwin county some 30 years. She is survived by her husband and son, Warren
Dassay. Gladwin County Record dated 1-6/1916 Column – 4 Page – 7.
NANCY (EDICK) DASSAY (19 JUNE 1888 - 24 NOV 1975) s/w
Mrs
Nancy Lola Dassay, 87, of
Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Glen (R.
Evelyn) Rice of Indianapolis, Ind., and Mrs. Joan Bright of
WARREN DASSAY (4 MARCH 1885 - 17 APRIL 1961) s/w
SERVICES
FRIDAY FOR WARREN DASSAY
Warren Dassay, 76, of
Survivors include his widow; two sons,
Emerson, of Coleman, and Luther, of Gladwin; two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Rice,
of
HAROLD
VICTOR DAVID (ABT. 1910 - NOV 1913)
Harold
Victor, three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora David, died of paralysis of the
heart following diphtheric croup at their home in
ALICE
C. (JUBAR)
Alice
C. Davis, 74, of
DONALD
F. DAVIS, JR (5 SEP 1936 – 10 APR 1997) s/w Janet C.
Donald
Davis Jr., 60, of Secord Township, died Thursday, April 10, 1997 at home after
a short illness. Born Sept. 5, 1936 in Upper Darby. Pa., he previously lived in
Flint. Donald married the former Janet Cox, Jan. 17, 1958 in Flint.
He
had been employed by General Motors in Flint, retiring in 1987 after 31 years.
He was treasurer of Secord Township since 1988; past secretary of Secord Lake
F.O.E. #4121 member of Gladwin-Beaverton Bowling Hall of Fame; and team member
of Flint Bowling Hall of Fame.
Besides
his wife he is survived by two sons, Donald K. Davis Sr. of McKinley and
Douglas K. Davis Sr. of Gladwin; his mother and father-in-law, Orville and Geneva
Cox of Weidman; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his
parents, Donald and Alverda Davis.
Services
were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with Doug
Jones officiating. Special services were by Secord Lake Eagles #4121 at 6 p.m.
Saturday. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider
memorials in his memory to Secord Township Fire and Rescue or Secord Lake Eagles
#4121. Gladwin County Record dated 4-16/1997 Column – 2 Page – 2.
JANET (COX) DAVIS (1938 - ?)b. 1938, s/w Donald F., Jr.
MIKE G. DAVIS (3 MAY 1906 – 22 JAN 1991) s/w Alice C.
MIKE
DAVIS
Mike
Glen Davis, 84, of Gladstone and formerly of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Jan. 22,
1991, in Biship Noa Home, Escanaba, after a long illness. Born in Clio, May 3,
1906, he was a truck driver and retired from the Genessee County Road
Commission in 1969. Mr. Davis was married to the former Alice Jubar, Sept. 22,
1928, in Flint. She preceded him in death in 1985.
Surviving
are 7 daughters, Loretta Harvey and Doris Sopko of Flint, Gertrude Hall of
Traverse City, Barbara Kitson of Gladstone, Arlene Kitson of Peculiar, Mo., Norma
McMurphy of Kentucky, Janet Pollender of Massachusetts and Iris Henry of Blane,
Minn.
Rites
were held Saturday at 3 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Pastor
Leonard Kitson officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-30/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
VICKY
KAY (MYERS) DEAN (1965 – 2 MAY 2002) Age 36
Vicky Kay Dean, 36,
formerly of
Surviving besides her husband Delbert is a son, Christopher Lee Dean of
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 7, 2002 at the Sisson
Funeral Home with Pastor Jerry Gasche presiding with burial in
ROBERT
O. DENNY (? - ?)
CATHERINE
(
MRS.
ED DEMARAY
Mrs.
Ed. Demaray died Friday at her home in Sage township. Funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon. Gladwin County Record dated 5-22/1924 Column – 4 Page – 4.
DUNCAN
MONROE DEMARAY (19 SEP 1884 - 18 APRIL 1947)
SAGE
MAN BURIAE LAST FRIDAY
Duncan Munroe Demaray, 62, died at his home
in Sage township on Friday, April 18. Funeral services were held on Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Riley church, with the Rev. M. R. Jewell
officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Demaray was born in Sanilac county on
September 19, 1894, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Demaray. He has been a
resident of Gladwin county for 56 years. Surviving are five sisters, Nettie, of
Clio, Ethel, of Sage township, Beatrice, of Bentley, Susie, of
EDWIN DEMARAY (18 JULY 1853 - 26 APRIL 1929) s/w Catherine
Edwin
Demaray died at his home in Sage township Friday afternoon, April 26, 1929, at
1:30 o'clock of a complication of diseases at the age of 76 years, 9 months and
8 days.
Mr.
Demaray was born July 18, 1853 at Gladstone, Canada, being one of a family of seven
of which only one brother, John Demaray, is living. At the age of 11 he came to
Michigan with his parents, and located in Sanilac county. He was married to
Catherine Munroe in 1883, who preceeded him in death five years. Nine children
were born, two dying in infancy. The remaining children are Duncan Demaray and
Mrs. Ethel Hall at home, Mrs. John Wesley of Hockaday, Mrs. Walter Irwin of
Bentley, Mrs. Robert Forgie and Miss Susie Demaray of Detroit, and Mrs. Walter
Delp of Elyria, Ohio
He
is also survived by 11 grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held at the Riley church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
Leroy M. Whitney officiating, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery.
[Gladwin
County Record 5/2/1929 - P1C5]
EFFIE DEMARAY (1885 - 1891) Daughter of J.B. & S.M. Demaray
Funeral
services of a child of James Demaray of Sage, were held at the Riley
schoolhouse Sunday. [Gladwin County Record - 6/5/1891]
ELLEN
HANNA (FRYE) SHELL - DEMARAY (5 MAY 1895 - 8 SEP 1984) s/w (1) Eart T. s/w (2) Ray F.
Ellen
H. Demaray, 89, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2
sons, Robert Shell of Brooksbille, Fla. and William Shell of Holiday, Fla.; 3
daughters, Mrs. Gilbert (Gladys) Albee of Cass City, Mrs. Edison (Lucille)
Shepherd and Mrs. John (Tresa) Pangborn of Midland; 2 step-children, Jack
Demaray of Seminole, Fla. and Mrs. Robert (Coralee) Roof of Houghton Lake; one
brother, Harold Frye of Burt; one sister, Mrs. Edith Edick of Punta Gorda,
Fla.; 15 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild.
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger officiated
and burial was in the
JAMES
BROWER DEMARAY (12 FEB 1855 - 22 MAY 1928)
James
B. Demaray of
In 1880 he was united in marriage to Susan
Maria Shook, who passed away 22 years ago. To this union were born four
children, three of whom preceded him in death. In 1909 he was united in
marriage to Mrs. Leveica Peters.
Surviving members of the family are Mrs.
Demaray, his wife, Mrs. Roy Yarrington, daughter, and grandson, Harold of
Detroit; three step children, Mrs. William Eaton and O. M. Peters of
SUSAN MARIA (SHOOK)
DEMARAY (? – 3 JULY 1906)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- July 5, 1906
Mrs.
James Demary died at Glover Tuesday, and was brought here for burial, funeral
services being held in the M. E. church today. Mrs. Demary formerly resided in
this county and was highly esteemed.
GEORGE W. DENNINGS (27 MARCH 1893 - 27 FEB 1973) , s/w Lonia C.
George
Dennings, 79, of
Following his discharge, he returned to
Gladwin and that fall married the former Lonia Leininger in West Branch on
October 19, 1919. They farmed at their place on
Survivors are his wife Lonia; two sons,
Gordon Dennings of Swartz Creek, and Carl German of
MI
PFC
LONIA C. (LEININGER) DENNINGS (25 JUNE 1896 - 8 MARCH 1989) s/w George
W.
In
memory of Lonia Dennings, mother and grandmother. They say that time shall heal
all sorrow, and help one to forget. But time so far has only proved how much we
miss her yet. God gave us strength to fight it and courage to bear the blow. But
what it meant to lose her no one will ever know. The tears we shed we can wipe away,
but the ache in our hearts will always stay. —
Sadly
missed by Gordon, Aurilla, Dwight and Jeffrey Dennings; Carl, Ruth, Douglas and
Rodney German. Gladwin County Record dated 3-7/1990 Column – 5 Page – 11.
MARGARET S. (LARKIN) DENNY (15 JAN 1915 - 20 FEB 2003) s/w Robert O’Dell
Margaret
S. Denney, age 88, of Gladwin, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 20,
2003, following a long illness. She was born on Jan. 15, 1915, in Tecumseh to
the late Leonard and Ella Mae Larkin. She married Robert Denney on July 17,
1939, in
She is
survived by her children - two sons, Duane “Denny” (Esther) Larkin of Toledo,
Ohio and Robert K. Denney of Harrison; three daughters, Janet Dunlap of
Gladwin, Kay Robedeau of Gladwin, and Gerrie Jacobs of Ottawa Lake; 21
grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; one brother,
Stuart Larkin; and one sister, Virginia Smeltzer of Toledo, Ohio.
She was
predeceased by a sister, Jean Ohaver. Funeral Services were held at 2 p.m. on
Sunday, Feb. 23, 2003, at the
ROBERT O'DELL DENNY (31 JULY 1919 - 26 NOV 2000) m. 17 Jul 1938, s/w
Margaret S.
Robert O.
Denney, 81, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Nov. 26, 2000 at his residence following a
long illness. Born July 31, 1919 in Evanslake, he was the son of the late Jess
and Loretta (Nicholson) Denney. Robert married the former Margaret Larkin in
Besides
his wife he is survived by two sons, Duane Larkin (Denney) and wife Esther of
New Tazewell, Tenn., and Robert of Harrison; three daughters, Janet Dunlap and
Kay Robedeau, both of Gladwin and Gerrie Jacobs of Ottawa Lake; one sister,
Annabell Perry of Belleville; 21 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; and
several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by one brother, six
sisters, and one great-grandson.
Services
were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29 at the
CAROLINE
F. (BROWN) DIFFIN (ABT. 1837 - 21 MAY 1914) Aged 77 years, Wife
EPHRAIM CHARLES DIFFIN (21 DEC 1835 - 19 SEP 1910)
DEATH
ROLL LARGE
EPHRAIM
C. DIFFIN AND OTHER OLD RESIDENTS
PASS
THE PORTALS TO THE GREAT BEYOND - BOY KILLED BY GUN.
Ephram Charles Diffin died at his home in
Gladwin township, Sept. 19, aged 75 years, of cancer of pancreas, having been
in poor health for some time. Mr. Diffin was born in the state of
EPHRAIM
C. DIFFIN
WAS
RESIDENT OF
WARM
POLITICAL TIME
WITNESSED
CHANGE FROM
The death of Ephraim C. Diffin Sept. 19
removed one of the early pioneers of the county. Coming to Gladwin county in
1869, he had been a resident of the county for 41 years, and had seen the
crooked, narrow log roads give place to regular highways and farms responding
bountifully to the husbandman's toil where first he knew the virgin forest.
EPHRAIM
C. DIFFIN
In his early days Mr. Diffin was occupied in
lumbering, and conducted large jobbing operations. During these days he became
intimately acquainted with Wellington R. Burt, Major Butman, the Rusts, Arthur
Hill and other men who afterwards became "pine barons." Forcible and
kindly, his relations with these men were such as to create a mutual
friendship. When the county was organized in 1876. Mr. Diffin was chosen its
first county clerk, which position he held for two years. After this he was
elected supervisor of Gladwin township, which then comprised the whole north
half of the county, subsequently being elected for several terms.
The early history of Gladwin county was a
long struggle with grafters. The building of the courthouse formed a rich
field. With only three supervisors the organized townships were Gladwin, Grout
and
Vigorous methods were instituted by this
board, and the Gladwin County Record, under the direction of the present senior
editor, a boy who had not at that time reached his majority. To quiet the
Record its office was surreptitiously entered on the night of July 2, 1879, and
its type and forms pied. Much tedious labor followed, but the Record continued
to be issued, while Mr. Diffin and Mr. Foster armed with guns were on guard for
several nights thereafter to keep off intruders. He was the first nominee on
the Republican ticket for county treasurer, but was beaten in the election by
Oscar R. Dow, who resigned in 1885. Mr. Diffin was then appointed as county
treasurer to succeed him, and in 1886 and 1888 was re-elected, thus holding the
position five successive years.
At the time of surrendering the office of
county treasurer, it was discovered upon the settlement that he was short in
his accounts. He promptly turned over his property for the satisfaction of his
shortage to the county, and it was amply protected from any loss. Mr. Diffin
then went upon a new piece of land, and with no capital but his industry and a
heart big with courage made for himself a good farm, which he recently sold for
a sufficient sum to have guaranteed him a home for his old age.
It was always Mr. Diffin's belief that he
had been wrongly dealt with by assistants in the office, and that good
bookkeeping would have revealed conditions in his favor. Certain it is that no
one familiar with the facts believed that he had profited in any way be having
held the office. In 1886 there were elected besides Mr. Diffin as county
treasurer, John McCormick as sheriff, Isaac Hanna as probate judge, W. E.
Barber as prosecuting attorney, W. H. Berry as register of deeds, C. H. Pearson
as circuit court commissioner and George Freeman as surveyor, all of whom preceeded him to their final resting
place.
Mr. Diffin at one time was a member of the
Gladwin city council. He was one of the liberal contributors to the building of
the Gladwin M. E. church. In his prosperous days his pocketbook was always open
for any worthy enterprise or individual need. Those who knew him well can have
but the kindliest memories of him. Mr. Diffin was born in the state of
PVT
CO E 1ST REG
EUPHEMIA
(GRANT) DIFFIN (18 APR 1867 – 15 OCT 1938) s/w Robert A.
EUPHEMIA
DIFFIN DIES SATURDAY,OCTOBER 15
Euphemia
Grant Diffin was born April 18, 1967, in Taymouth township in Saginaw county,
and died at her home in Gladwin township, October 15, 1938, at the age of 71
years. She was married to Robert Alexander Diffin, June 9 1885 and to this
union were born five children, two sons, and three daughters. Mr. and Mrs.
Diffin came to Gladwin county in 1888 and settled on their farm where they have
resided for over 50 years. They have seen the country change from the green
fine stage to the fine farm lands of today. Mrs. Diffin was a member of High
Ridge Arbor No. 397.
Mrs.
Diffin had been in poor health for the past 43 years and 18 years ago she
suffered a stroke from which she never recovered.
Besides
her husband, surviving her are two sons, William of Clio, Russell of Standish;
three daughters, Mrs. John Koontz of Flint, Mrs. Frank Kitchen of Toledo, Ohio,
and Mrs. Archie Fackler at home; one brother, Hugh Grant of Birch Run; a
sister, Mrs. Frank Helm of Flint; 25 grandchildren and five great
grandchildren, besides a host of relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Ivan Hodgson at the
Wagarville Methodist Church, with interment at the Ridge cemetery.
FLOYD J. DIFFIN (18 JULY 1928 - 26 MAY 1994) Beloved Husband &
Father
FLOYD
J. DIFFIN
Floyd
J. Diffin, 65, of West Branch, died Thursday, May 26, 1994 at his home.
He
had lived in West Branch since 1940.
Survivors
include his wife, Lynette of West Branch; 5 daughters, Laveta Turner of West
Branch. Jennie and husband Steve Connell of Marysville, Wash., Tammy Ughtfoot
of Germantown, Md., Becci and husband, Kevin Riste of Belegrade. Mont., and
Mario Redlawsk of West Branch; 2 sons, Harry and wife, Wilma of Alger, and
Ronald and wife, Gretchen of Comins; 4 sisters: Euphima Gasche, Josephine
Boman, Mary Kline, and Jennie Meyers, all of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Russell of
Gladwin, and John of Dafter; 25 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by 2 brothers, his twin brother Lloyd, and Alex.
Services
were held Saturday from Steuernol and McLaren Funeral Home in West Branch. Elder
Fred White officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-1/1994 Column – 4 Page – 2.
JACK DIFFIN (? - 1932) s/w Robert
LAVERA A. (CUDDIE) DIFFIN (15 FEB 1895 – 13 MAR 1986) s/w Russell A.
LAVERA
DIFFIN
LaVera
A. Diffin, 91, of 2853 Lake Shore Dr., Gladwin, died Thursdya, March 13, in the
West Branch Geriatric Village after a long illness. Born Feb. 15, 1895, in
Huron County 20 years ago from West Branch. Mrs. Diffin was a retired school
teacher and a member of the Edwards Full Gospel Churc
h.
The fomer LaVera Cuddie, she was married to Russell Diffin March 22, 1916. He
preceded her in death Sept. 13, 1968.
Surviving
are 4 daughter, Mrs. Euphemia Gasche of Norwalk, Calif., Mrs. Josephine Boman
and Mrs. Jennie Myers of Gladwin and Mrs. Mary Klein of West Branch; 4 sons,
Alex of California, Russell of Gladwin, Floyd of West Branch and John of
Dafter; 30 grandchildren; 75 great grandchildren and 67 great great
grandchildren. A son, Lloyd, preceded her in death.
Services
were held Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the Edwards Full Gospel Church. Her
grandchildren the Rev. Harold Klein, the Rev. Gordon Burger and the Rev. Gerald
Gasche officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were in
charge of the Steuernol Funeral Home, West Branch.
LLOYD A. DIFFIN (? - 1928)
MALCOMB
ALEXANDER DIFFIN (10 FEB 1921 - 28 JULY 1990)
MALCOMB DIFFIN
Malcomb Alexander Diffin, 69, of 2828 Lakeshore Dr.,
Gladwin, died Saturday, July 28,1990, in the Saginaw V. A. Medical Facility
after a short illness. Born in Gladwin, Feb. 10, 1921, he left the area and
moved back 4 years ago from Seattle, Wash. Mr. Diffin served in the Army during
World War II and was an automotive mechanic. He was an explorer scout leader in
Seattle for many years.
Survivors include 2 daughters, Lavera Schumacher of
Dearborn and Hilda Mullin of Las Vegas, Nev.; 3 brothers, Russell of Gladwin,
Floyd of West Branch and John of Sault Ste. Marie; 4 sisters, Euphema Gasche,
Josephine Boman, Mary Klein and Jennie Meyers of Gladwin; 4 grandchildren and 3
great grandchildren.
A graveside service was held by the Gladwin County
VFW Post 7303 at the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of the Hall
Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 8-1/1990 Column – 2 Page – 2.
NOLA G. (REITZ) DIFFIN (1890 – 30 OCT 1975) s/w Wm. A.
ROBERT ALEXANDER DIFFIN (26 JAN 1862 – 20 MAR 1943) s/w Euphemia
SERVICES
WEDNESDAY FOR ROBERT A. DIFFIN
Services
were held Wednesday afternoon, March 24th, at the Wagarville church for Robert
Diffin. Robert Alexander Diffin was born in Saginaw county January 26, 1862 and
died at the Hurley hospital, Flint, Saturday afternoon, March 20th. Mr. Diffin
had been in poor health for the past year and had entered the hospital the
first of March.
Mr.
Diffin married Euphenia Grant June 9th, 1886 and to them five children were
born. After their marriage theysettled on a farm in Saginaw county and during
the winter months Mr. Diffin worked as a lumberman in the woods and during the
log drive in the spring. In 1887 they moved to Gladwin county and settled on a
farm in Gladwin township,where he also worked as a lumberman. Mr. Diffin was a
charter member of the Ancient Arbor of Gleaners and a member of the Gladwin
IOOF Lodge 177.
He
is survived by two sons, William of Clio and Russell of West Branch; and three
daughters, Mrs. Jennie Koontz of Flint, Mrs. Frank Kitchen of Toledo and Mrs.
Archie Fackler of Gladwin, 25 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and a
brother William Diffin preceded him in death in October 1938.
ROBERT G. DIFFIN (? – 23 DEC 1928) s/w Jack
RUSSELL A. DIFFIN (3 AUG 1895 – 13 SEP 1968) s/w Lavera A.
From
the Gladwin County Record --- September 18,1968
SERVICES
HELD FOR RUSSELL DIFFIN
Russell
A. Diffin, 73, of Secord Township, died Friday, Sept. 13, in the Tolfree
Memorial Hospital after an illness of several months. Born on Aug. 3, 1895, in
Gladwin County, he operated a laundromat in West Branch for 10 years before
retiring a year ago. Mr. Diffin was married to the former Lavera Cuddie.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by four sons, Alex of Washington, Russell Jr. of
Flint, Floyd and John of West Branch; four daughters, Mrs. Euphemia Gasche of
California, Mrs. Mary Klein, West Branch, Mrs. Josephine Boman, Gladwin and
Mrs. Jennie Myers of Chanute AFB., Ill.; three sisters, M
rs.
Jennie Koontz, Flint, Mrs. Carrie Kitchen, Pontiac, and Mrs. Gladys Fackler,
Gladwin; one brother, Will of Clio; 29 grandchildren and 26 great
grandchildren.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 2 p.m in the Edwards Full Gospel Church. Burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery.
WILLIAM A. DIFFIN (1 OCT 1886 – 27 FEB 1973) s/w Nola G.
WM.
A. DIFFIN
William
A. Diffin, 160 Sheldon St., Clio, 86, died Tuesday, February 27, at Kith Haven
Convalescent Home, Flint. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Friday at the
Chappel & Welch Funeral Home, Clio. Graveside services were held at 2 p.m.
Friday at the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Mr.
Diffin was born in Saginaw, October 1, 1886, the son of Alec and Euphemia
(Grant) Diffin and had been a resident of Clio for the last 48 years going
there from Gladwin. He married Nola Reitz in 1914 in Gladwin. Mr. Diffin was
employed at Buick Motor Division, General Motors, for 29 years, retiring in
1954.
Surviving
are his wife, Nola; five sons, Donald and Lyle, both of Flint, Paul of Burt,
Grant of Deming, New Mexico and Gordon of Mt. Morris; four daughters, Mrs. John
(Wilma) Lewis of Flint, Mrs. George (Esther) Wildey, Mrs. Lloyd (Ruth)
Springgayand Mildred Hiltz all of Clio; 22 grandchildren; 11 great
grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Jenny Koontz of Flint, Mrs. Carrie Kitchen
of Pontiac and Mrs. Gladys Fackler of Gladwin.
VIRGIL EUGENE DIMOND, SR (8 MAY 1914 – 15 MAY 1976) Husband
GLADWIN
--- Virgil E. Dimond Sr., 82, of 1452 North M-30, Gladwin, died Saturday of a
heart attack while bowling in Bay City. He was born in Flint May 8, 1914. Mr.
Dimond was retired from the Ternstedt Stamping Plant, part of General Motors in
Flint. He had lived in Gladwin for three years, coming from Mt. Morris Township
near Flint. He married Mary Parker May 29, 1971 in Gladwin.
Survivors
include his wife; his father, Roy Dimond; two sons, Virgil Dimond Jr., of Clio
and Bruce Dimond, of Flint; four daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Sandra) Nimitz, of
Grand Blanc and Mrs. William (Pamela) Newland, Mrs. Clyde (Patsy) Myers and
Miss Katrina Dimond, all of Flint; four step-daughters, Mrs. Gregg (Cindy)
Love, of Grand Blanc, Mrs. Gary (Sue) Waskoki, of Flint and Miss Peggy Girard
and Miss Connie Cirard both of Mt. Morris; one step-son, Dale Girard, of Mt.
Morris; three brothers, Kenneth Dimond, of Central Lake and Albert and Ralph
Dimond, both of Flint; one sister, Mrs. Frank Shearer, of Dover, Fla.; and 16
grandchildren.
Services
will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Gladwin chapel of the Hall Funeral Home,
with the Rev. Jerry Locher officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin. Friends may call any time. MDN 5-17-1976 Page – 5.
BERTHA
M. (BABCOCK) DOAN (10 AUG 1889 - 26 AUG 1959) s/w John
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. BERTHA DOAN
Mrs. Bertha Mae Doan, 70, a lifetime
resident of
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Arlene
Jones of Grand Haven, Mrs. Doris Yunge of
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2
p.m. at the
CRAIG A. DOAN (1965 - ?) s/w Lonnie M.
JOHN DOAN (23 MAR 1885 – 7 AUG 1937) s/w Bertha M.
From
the Gladwin County Record --- August 11, 1937
JOHN DOANE DIES AT HOSPITAL SATURDAY
Services were held from the Free Methodist church Monday afternoon at two
o'clock for John Doane with Rev. C. H. Woods officiating. Burial services were
at the Ridge cemetery. Born March 23, 1885, in
has been a member of the Free Methodist church 20 years. One daughter Ruth has
already died. He is survived by his
wife, three sons and three daughters, Leonard, Harold, Kenneth, Doris, Velma
and Arlene and three brothers, William Doan of
LONNIE
MARIE (FRIES) DOAN (19 APR 1946 – 9 SEP 1991) s/w Allen.
LONNIE
DOAN
Mrs.
Lonnie M. Doan, 45, of 2942 Youngs Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, Sept. 9, 1991, in
the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin, after a long illness. Born
in Gladwin, April 19, 1946, she had spent her lifetime here. The former Lonnie
Fries, she was married to Allen Doan, Dec. 2, 1966, in Clare County. He
preceded her in death April 9, 1969.
Surviving
are one son, Craig of Gladwin; one daughter, Angie of Gladwin; her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Fries of Gladwin; and one brother, Gene Fries of Harrison. She was
preceded in death by her father, Leonard.
Services
will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
The Rev. George Coon will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to the Gladwin County Hospice or the American Cancer Society.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-11/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
RUTH
ELIZABETH DOAN (03 NOV 1927 - 05 FEB 1928)
Ruth
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doan, was born Nov. 3, 1927,
and departed this life Feb. 5, 1928, at her home in Gladwin township. She was a
very bright intelligent baby and during her short life here was loved by all
who knew her and will be sadly missed in her home. She leaves to mourn her loss
her parents, three sisters, and two brothers, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
H. Babcock, and a host of other relatives and friends. Ruth was enrolled on the
Cradle Roll of the Free Methodist Sunday school. Funeral services were held at
the home at 10 a.m., conducted by Rev. G. V. Dean, with burial in Ridge
cemetery. And now our darling has left us, She has gone to a happier home: Left
this world of sin and sorrow, To dwell with God at home. Gladwin County Record
dated 02-23/1928 Column - 5 Page - 4
ERNEST
DOMBROSKE (2 APR 1844 – 1 FEB 1921) s/w Ernestine
ERNEST
DOMBROSKE
Ernest
Dombroske was born April 2, 1844, at Kreis Prenslou, Germany, and died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward C. Elwell in Detroit, Feb. 1, 1921, aged 76
years, 9 months and 29 days. Mr. Dombroske came to this country at age of 21
years and made his home with his uncle in Pennsylvania for about two years, then
going to Illinois. He was married to Tena Miller in 1879, to which union were
born ten children of whom four have preceded their father to the grave. Also Mrs.
Dombroske died at their home in Gladwin Jan. 8, 1920.
Mr.
and Mrs. Dombroske came to Gladwin county from Illinois in 1905 and settled on
a farm in Gladwin township where they resided with their family until 1912 when
they moved to Gladwin city, residing here until Mrs. Dromboske's death one year
ago.
Mr.
Dromboske leaves to mourn, five sons and one daughter, Ernest F. of Gladwin
township, Mrs. Jessie Elwell, Charles,
Chris W., George and Fred H., all of Detroit, besides friends and relatives.
Mr.
and Mrs. Dombroske joined the German Baptist church in early life and remained
consistent and faithful members till the end.
The
remains were brought to Gladwin Thursday noon and services were rendered at one
o'clock from the M. E. church of Gladwin by Rev. E. T. Smith. Interment at
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-3/1921 Column – 4 Page – 5.
ERNESTINE (MILLER) DOMBROSKE (4 MAY 1861 – 8 DEC 1919) s/w Ernest
MRS.
ERNEST DOMBROSKE
Ernestina
Dombroske, wife of Ernest Dombroske, was born May 4, 1861, in Shanow, Germany,
and died at her home in Gladwin, Dec. 8, 1919, aged 58 years, 7 months and four
days. Mrs. Dombroske came to this country in 1881. After spending some time in
Wisconsin she went to Illinois, where she was married to Ernest Dombroske in
1883.
To
this union were born 10 children of whom seven are left with the husband to mourn
the loss of a faithful wife and a kind mother as follows: Ernest F. of Gladwin
county, Mrs. Tena Vannatter, Mrs. Jessie Elwell, Charles O., Chris. W, George
and Fred H., all of Detroit, Mich.
Mr.
and Mrs. Dombroske with their family came to Michigan in 1904, settling in
Butman township where they lived until seven years ago when they came to
Gladwin where they have since made their home.
Mrs.
Dombroske's life was one of usefulness and those with whom she came in contact
always felt they had met a friend and
will miss, her in the days that are to come.
Funeral
services were held at the home Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and conductd by
Rev. Brown with interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
12-11/1919 Column – 3 Page – 4.
MAX M. DOMBROSKE (1892 – 22 JUNE 1910) Son of E. & T. Dombroske
Max,
17-year-old son of Ernest Dombreske of Hockaday, is seriously ill with St.
Vitus dance, following an attack of rheumatism. Gladwin County Record dated
6-23/1910 Column – 4 Page – 5.
CARD
OF THANKS.
To
the many friends who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our
son Max we tender our sincere thanks.
Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Dombroske.
Gladwin
County Record dated 6-30/1910 Column – 2 Page – 4.
AMELIA M. (BIRKHOLZ) DONN (28 FEB 1890 – 23 OCT 1961) s/w Ernest F.
GLADWIN
--- Mrs. Amelia Donn, 71, of Gladwin died at her home Monday night following
several weeks illness. Mrs. Donn was born Feb. 28, 1890 in Peroria, Ill. She
had lived in Gladwin County since she was a child. Mrs. Donn was married to
Ernest Donn in 1950. She was a member of the Butman Mennonite Church and the
Society of Christian Service and of the Assembly of God Missionary Society.
Mrs.
Donn is survived by six sons, Ervin, Walter and John, all of Lansing; Rowland,
of Gladwin; Bernard of Jackson and Chester of Onaway; two daughters, Mrs. Vera
Koontz, of Gladwin and Mrs. Dorothy Foster, of Detroit; four brothers, John Birkholz,
of Gladwin; Albert, of Baileyville, Ill., William of Lansing and Henry, of
Dallas, Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Rohloff, of Host and Miss Bertha
Birkholz, of Lansing.
Funeral
service for Mrs. Donn will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday from the Miner Chapel in
Gladiwn, the Rev. Thurlan Meredith of the Wagarville Methodist Church
officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, near Gladwin. MDN dated
10-24-1961 Page -15.
DONNA L. DONN (1917 - ?) m. 4 Apr 1936, s/w Rowland W.
ERNEST F. DONN (6 SEP 1884 – 13 DEC 1950) s/w Amelia M.
Services
Held Here Friday Ernest Donn, 66, passed away on Wednesday, December 13, while visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Foster, in Dearborn. Funeral services
were held on Saturday afternoon from the Reigle Funeral Home with the Rev. Wesley
Wibley of the Assembly of God officiating. Burial was made in the Ridge
cemetery.
Mr.
Donn was born in Peoria county, Illinois, on September 6, 1884, the son of
Ernest and Ernestine Donn. He was married to Miss Amelia Birkholz, in Gladwin,
on September 19, 1911, and has been a resident of Gladwin 46 years.
Surviving
are his wife, Amelia; six sons, Ervin, Walter and John, of Lansing, Rowland of
Gladwin, Bernard of Jackson and Chester of Flint; two daughters, Mrs. Vera Koontz
of Gladwin and Mrs. Dorothy Foster of Dearborn; three brothers, Charlie of
Royal Oak, Fred and George, of Detroit; one sister, Mrs. Jessie Elwell, of
Royal Oak; also 13 grandchildren.
Pallbearers
were Henry and William Harmon, Henry Will, Alvie Hooker, Doliver Block and
Rudolph Yerke. Gladwin County Record dated 12-20/1950 Column – 6 Page – 1.
ROWLAND W. DONN (16 FEB 1914 – 11 APR 1998) s/w Donna L.
ROWLAND
W. DONN
Rowland
W. Donn, 84, of Gladwin, died Saturday, April 11, 1998 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Gladwin.
Born Feb. 16,1914 in Gladwin County, he was the son of Ernest and Amelia
Birkholz Donn. Rowland married the former Donna Koontz, April 4, 1936 in Jackson.
They lived in Lansing, Pontiac and came to Gladwin in 1938.
He
worked as a farmer and for Fekete Oil Company. He loved to raise and sell
horses for pulling, rodeos, etc. Rowland also loved to hunt and was a member of
the Farm Bureau and the Assembly of God Church.
Besides
his wife he is survived by two sons, Gordon, and Doyle and wife Karen, all of
Gladwin; one daughter, Bonnie and husband Bob Pretzlaff, of Gladwin; three brothers,
Walter and wife Deloris of Florida; John and wife Ethel of Lansing, arid
Chester of Tennessee; two sisters, Vera and husband Floyd Koontz, and Dorothy
and husband Charlie Foster, all of Gladwin; seven grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Ervin and
Bernard.
Services
will be held at, 11 a.m. today (Wednesday) at the Sisson Funeral Home, Gladwin
with Rev. Donald Potter officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to the Assembly of God Church. Gladwin County Record dated
4-15/1998 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ARTHUR RALPH DOUVIELLE (24 AUG 1920 – 28 JAN 1994) s/w Phyllis L.
Arthur
Ralph Douvielle, 73, of Gladwin, died Friday, Jan. 28, 1994, at his home after
battling cancer for several months. He was born in Biddeford, Maine, Aug. 24,
1920, and came to Gladwin County in 1986 from California. He was a retired
industrial mechanic for Clark Fork Lift Co. Mr. Douvielle was a member of
Masonic Lodge 785 in Hollydale, Calif. and a Shriner. Mr. Douvielle and the
former Phyllis Geror were married Dec. 31, 1955, in Rochester.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, William Aldrich of Cadillac; one daughter,
Judith Lankford of Valley Center, Kan.; 5 sisters, JoAnn Johnson of Gray,
Maine, Patricia Tetreault of Hollis, Maine, Jeanette Wormell of Westbrook,
Maine, Pricilla Knupp of Rochester and Louiza Jones of Turner, Maine; 13
grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a
daughter, Neavis Lewis.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert
Marshall officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. A Masonic service was
held Monday evening by Gladwin Lodge 397. Gladwin County Record dated 2-2/1994
Column – 2 Page – 2.
PHYLLIS L. (GEROR) DOUVIELLE (1926 - ?) s/w Arthur R.
JANET (DENNEY) DUNLAP
(3 MAR 1939 – 30 JULY 2010)
Janet
(Denney) Dunlap, 71, of Gladwin, passed away after a short illness Friday, July
30, 2010 in Midland. She was born March 3, 1939 in Tecumseh, to Robert and
Margaret (Larkin) Denney. She was a homemaker, living in Gladwin County for the
last 34 years, previously residing in Toledo, Ohio.
She
is survived by her 4 children, Cheryl (Jack) Whitman of Spring Hill, Florida,
Sheila (Mike) Mitchell of Gladwin, Luetta (Vance) Vanderbush of Gladwin, and
Shawn Dunlap of Midland; 7 grandchildren, Brett, Kyle, Brandon, Shealyn,
Morgan, Camryn and Kelynn; sisters, Kaye Robedeau of Arizona and Gerrie Jacobs
of Ohio; brothers, Duane Larkin of Tennessee and Bob Denney of Florida. She is
preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Margaret Denney.
Funeral
Services will be conducted on Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at 2 p.m. at
Hall-Kokotovich Funeral Home, Gladwin. Visitation will be held on Sunday, Aug.
1, 2010 from 11 a.m. until the time of service. She will be laid to rest at
Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
In
lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be used according to the wishes of
the family. Gladwin County Record dated 8/4/2010.
KATHERINE J. DUNST (1833 - 1924)
ASAHEL B. DUTCHER (2 SEP 1848 - 12 OCT 1901) Father
DUTCHER.—Died
at his residence in Gladwin township, Oct. 12, 1901, Asahel Dutcher, aged 55
years. He had been ill since July 3 from effects of a paralytic stroke. Funeral
services were held at the Ridge M. E. church Tuesday conducted by Rev. J. S.
DeLong. Gladwin County Record dated 10-18/1901 Column – 1 Page – 4.
IDA M. DUTCHER (13 MARCH 1883 – 31 JAN 1901) Daughter of A.B. & R.A.
Dutcher
Miss
Ida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dutcher, of Butman, died at the College
hospital, Saginaw, Jan. 31, aged 17 years, from effects of an operation for appendicitis.
She had been living with her sister at Greenwood. The remains were brought here
for interment, and funeral services were held Sunday at the Ridge church, Rev.
J. S. DeLong officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 2-8/1901 Column – 3 Page
– 9.
REBECCA A. (WOODWORTH) DUTCHER (14 JUNE 1852 - 13 SEP 1910) Mother
Rebecca
Woodworth was born June 14, 1852, at Marion, Livingstone county, Mich., and
departed this life at Solvay hospital, Detroit, following an operation for
appendicitis Sept. 13, 1910. She had been a resident of Gladwin county 13
years.
She
was married to Asahel Dutcher May 21, 1869, and to this union was born seven
children, of whom two have preceded her on before, and the following remain:Ben
and Rollo and Nora of Gladwin and Mrs. Cora Broch of Greenwood. She also leaves
twobrothers and three sisters.
She
was an affectionate mother, a member of the F. M. church, and a ideal
Christian, with whom all who became acquainted learned to love. Her closing
hours were marked with grace and faith.
The
funeral was held in the F.M. church at Gladwin, conducted by Rev. William
Rumley, assisted by Rev. C. H. Woods and Rev. A. S. Stambaugh, Text, Galatians
iii-13.
ANNA DYCK (25 APRIL 1872 - 20 JULY 1944) Mother
Mrs.
Anna Dyck
Mrs.
Anna Dyck, 72, died at her home in Butman township this morning (Wednesday) at
1:35 a. m. Prayer services will be held at the home on Sunday at 1 p. m. followed
by funeral services at 2 p. m. at the Mennonite Brethren Church. The body will
be at the Reigle Funeral Home until Sunday morning. The Dycks had been
residents of Gladwin county for 12 years.
Surviving
are her husband, Herman P. Dyck; a son, Abe H. of Gladstone, Oregon; two
daughters, Mrs. Agatha Langaman of Lemington, Ontario, Canada, and Miss Mary
Dyck at home; and one sister, Mrs. H. J. Wiebe of Lemington, Ontario, Canada.
Gladwin County Record dated 7-26/1944 Column – 4 Page – 1.
Mrs.
Anna Dyck
Mrs.
Anna Dyck was born April 25, 1872, in the village Rosenberg, Govrnmt
Jekaterinoslaw, Russia. Her parents later moved to Molotschna Village,
Morganau, where she received her education at the hand of teacher David Dirksen.
In
the winter of 1892 she testifies that she was born again unto the living hope
in Christ and was baptised on April 12th of the same year and became a member of
the Mennonite Brethren Church at Ruecknau. On the 31st of January 1893 Mrs.
Dyck was married to Peter Reimer. Their two children preceded their mother in
death in their early childhood.
For
several years they lived in the Maltschner Colony and in 1910 they moved to a
place near Omsk in Siberia. Soon after they arrived there Mr. Reimer passed away
and Mrs. Reimer for a time made her home with her married sister, Mrs. H.
Wiebe.
On
October 16th, 1911, she was married to Rev. H. Dyck. She joyfully took up the
care of five minor children to whom she became a most loving and devoted
mother. The oldest son, Peter, was 14 years and the youngest, Mary, was 4.
In
1916 their son Peter died in Moscow. During the days of the Revolution in 1917
they again had to move, this time to the Molotschna Colony in the Village of
Guadental. Here they remained until 1922 when they undertook to move to America
in a long roundabout journey that took them more than a year and a half. They
arrived at the port of New York on October 7th, 1923.
Our
mother took sick and was ailing very seriously all through the winter of 1943
but the following month of May brought on her complete breakdown and since that
day needed and received the loving and best possible care of her loved ones. She
would like to have lived but was sincerely surrendered to the Lord's will,
saying: "The Lord knows best."
After
all these many days of suffering last Tuesday, July 26th a decided
change came over her. She realized that the end was very near. But because of
the intense suffering she made a request for the doctor. What the hand of man
could do was done, but could not change the fact that death was near. Her
suffering grew less and very quietly she breathed her last, on Wednesday July 27th
about 1:35 a. m.
The
passing of Mrs. Anna Dyck is deeply mourned by her family and husband, Rev H. Dyck,
two daughters, Mrs. P. Langeman of Leamington, Ontario, Canada, Miss Mary Dyck
at home, A. Dyck of Gladstone, Oregon, and seven grandchildren; also one
sister, Mrs. H. J. Wiebe of Leamington, Canada, besides very many other
relatives and friends.
The
memorial services were in charge of Rev. Thomas Stoeri of the Round Lake
Baptist Church who also brought the memorial message. Short addresses were also
given by Rev. J. Kroeker, now of Leamington, Canada, and Rev. Richmond of the
Butman and Hockaday F. M. churches. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers
were A. Fleming, E. Dombroske, R. Yerke, Henry A. Will, J. Krocker and G. Yerke.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-9/1944 Column – 6 Page – 5.
E'S
CORNELIUS
EAMES (1832 - 17 AUG 1910)
AGED 78
ANSWERS DEATH'S SUMMONS AT HOME OF EDGAR EDICK
Cornelius
Eames died Aug. 17, 1910, at the home of Edgar Edick, Gladwin township, aged 78
years, 2 months and 1 day, of Bright's disease. He came to the county from
INFANT
EDDY (? – 5 JUNE 1977) Baby Girl
Baby
Girl Eddy
A
baby girl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eddy, of 3823 Eagleson Rd.,
Gladwin, was stillborn Sunday, June 5, at Central Michigan Community Hospital,
Mt. Pleasant.
Surviving
are her parents, Dennis and Colleen Eddy; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles
Eddy, Mrs. Dorothy Sturgeon, and Horace Stickney Jr., all of Gladwin; and great
grandmother, Mrs. Ada Stickney of Gladwin.
Services
were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home - Gladwin Chapel with the Rev.
W. J. Gesell officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-8/1977 Column – 5 Page – 2.
AMOS DELMAN EDICK (17 AUG 1852 - 25 JAN 1916)
MANY
YEARS A RESIDENT OF
Amos D. Edick died at his home in Gladwin
township of cerebral hemorrhage Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He had been in
poor health for several years and a few weeks since had suffered a paralytical
stroke from which he had not recovered. Services were held at the Ridge church
Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock. Interment in Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Edick was born in
CHARLOTTE M. EDICK (1848 – 12 OCT 1902) Mother
Mrs.
Charles Edick, aged 54, of Gladwin township, died October 12, of long standing
illness, and was buried October 14, in Gladwin cemetery. Rev. I. C. Smallwood
had charge of the funeral services. She was the widow of the late Henry Edick. Gladwin County Record dated 10-17/1902 Column
– 3 Page – 1.
EDITH (FYRE) EDICK (30 SEP 1904 – 31 DEC 1991) Wife of Grover C.
Had a call Monday telling me Edith Edick died Dec.
31, Our sympathy to her family. Gladwin County Record dated 1-15/1992 Column –
4 Page – 9.
ETHEL O. (VAN ALSTINE) EDICK (10 JAN 1878 - 28 OCT 1971)
Mrs.
Ethel O. Edick, 93, of
Surviving
are five sons, Clair, Everett, and Victor, all of Gladwin, Rex of Midland, and
Melvin of Delano, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Winifred Jadle of
GEORGE EDICK (21 NOV 1821 - 6 MARCH 1897) Father Edick, Grover S.,
We
regret to report the death of George Edick, which occured Saturday evening,
March 6. Mr. Edick was born in
HARRY NELSON EDICK (1876 – 27 APR 1943)
HENRY M. EDICK (23 OCT 1875 - 21 JULY 1958)
SHORT
ILLNESS FATAL TO HENRY EDICK
Henry M. Edick, 82, of
Funeral services were held today (Wednesday)
at 2:30 o'clock at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Henry Schmidt officiated and
burial was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 07-23/1958 Column - 7
Page – 1
KEITH
EDICK (? – ?)
KENNETH
LEE EDICK (1937 - 1937)
LANA
(FISER) EDICK (24 JAN 1944 – 09 MAR 2007)
Lana Edick, 63, passed away March 9, 2007 at her home in Gladwin
surrounded by her loving family and friends. She was born Jan. 24, 1944 to
Basil and Geraldine (Fiser) Sheets in Gladwin.
In addition
to being a homemaker, Lana was very active in the Gladwin community. She was a
member of the Wagarville United Methodist Church and Women’s group, and was
currently serving as the currently serving as Gladwin Township Supervisor,
beginning her term in 2005. Lana was also past chairman of the Republican Party,
even being honored as Republican of the Year. She was treasurer of the Gladwin
County Soil Conservation district from 1999-2007, a member of the Gladwin
County Farm Bureau and also served on the committee for Farmer’s Appreciation
Day.
Lana married
Keith Edick Oct. 8, 1960 in Gladwin. He survives her.
Also
surviving are her children, Brian Edick and Mary Schneider of Gladwin, Corrie
and Randy Lambert of Traverse City, Julie and Steve Cameron of Gladwin, Tami
and Todd Lake of Gladwin, Kristie and Brian Simrau of Gladwin, Ronda and Brian
Gorski of Gladwin, and Kevin and Carrie Edick of Gladwin; 13 grandchildren;
mother-in-law, Vivian Edick of Gladwin; sisters LaNeel and Wayne Vannest of
Midland, and Myrna and Claude Moore of Franklin, North Carolina; and several
nieces and nephews.
She was
predeceased by her parents and a brother, Randall Sheets.
Funeral
Services will be held Wednesday, March 14 at First United Methodist Church of
Gladwin with Pastor Linda Jo Powers and Rev. Donald Haskell officiating. Burial
will follow in Ridge Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Wagarville
United Methodist Church.
LODA
EDICK (28 JULY 1873 - 17 NOV 1886) Daughter of Thomas G. & Mary Edick
EDICK---Loda,
eldest daughter of Thos. G. and Mary Edick, of typho-malarial fever, Wednesday
night, Nov. 17 aged 13 years, 3 months and 20 days. Funeral services at the
Presbyterian church in Gladwin today at 12 m., Rev. S. C. Tiney officiating.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-19/1886 Column - 5 Page – 5
LYLE EDICK (ABT. 29 MARCH 1902 - 29 SEP 1906) {???}
EMRICK---A son of George Emrick of Gladwin
township died Saturday morning, aged 4 years and 6 months. Funeral services
were held in the Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday at 11 a.m., conducted by
Rev. F. M. Clough. Gladwin County Record dated 10-04/1906 Column - 4 Page – 5
MARY (
SERVICES
HELD TODAY FOR MRS. THOMAS EDICK
Services were held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at
the
Surviving her are three sons and four
daughters, Henry and Roy of Gladwin, Albert of Flint, Mrs. Arthur Yeager of
Skeels, Mrs. Warren Dassay of Gladwin, Stella Edick at home and Mrs. Harry
Groat of Rhodes, twenty-eight grand-children twenty-four great-grand-children,
besides other relatives and friends. Rev. Charles Woods of
No
rarer gem on earth was born, So sweet of face, so frail of form, The many days
she faced the storms, We know not how her heart was torn, But we know her smile
was heaven born. And mother now we know you've gone, To a happier place and a
lasting home, Tho' we grieve for our
loss in the coming years, You now are safe from this vale of tears. So farewell
Mother dear, your work here is done, Accept your reward, in Heaven your home.
Gladwin County Record dated 07-23/1941 Column - 1 Page – 5
ROSE ADELE (WAGAR) EDICK (20 JULY 1881 - 10 AUG 1940) s/w Roy E. Edick
& James N. &
MRS.
Mrs. Rose Adele Edick died at her home here
Saturday after an illness of many weeks. Mrs. Edick was born July 20, 1881 in
Surviving Mrs. Edick are her husband, Roy,
two sons Leonard of Gladwin and Glenn of Rockford, Ill., three grandchildren,
and two brothers Norman Wagar of Gladwin and Orlin of Edenville. Funeral
services were held at 1:30 at the home and at 2 p.m. at the
ROY ELMER EDICK (26 JULY 1878 - 13 JULY 1950) s/w Rose A. Edick &
James N. &
SERVICES
HELD FOR ROY EDICK
Funeral services for Roy Edick, 71, were
held from the Gladwin Free Methodist church on Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Henry
Schmidt officiated and burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Edick was
born in Gladwin county on July 26, 1878 and spent all of his life here. On
January 20, 1902, he was married to Miss Rose Adele Wagar, who preceded him in
death on August 10, 1940. Mr. Edick has been in poor health for the past eight
months and died at the home of his son, Leonard, on Thursday, July 13.
Surviving are two sons, Leonard, of Gladwin
and Glen of Campbell, California; two brothers, Henry, of Gladwin and Albert of
Flint; three sisters, Mrs. Warren Dassay and Mrs. Leora Yeager, both of Gladwin
and Mrs. Harry Groat, of Rhodes; also four grandchildren and one great
grandson. Gladwin County Record dated 07-19/1950 Column - 4 Page – 1
ROY EDICK (16 AUG 1902 - 26 SEP 1902)
SENNETH LUCINDA (
MRS.
SENNETH S. EDICK EARLY PIONEER DIES
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon, June 9, at 2:30 at the Gladwin Free Methodist church for Mrs.
Senneth Sherman Edick, conducted by Rev. Charles H. Woods. Burial services were
at the Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Senneth Sherman Edick was born in
She married Amos D. Edick December 27, 1877.
Two children were born, a daughter, Mrs. Eva Greer, of Gladwin township, and a
son, Grover, of Gladwin. For several years after their marriage Mr. and Mrs.
Edick lived on farms in Gladwin township, then moved to McClure, where Mr.
Edick died in 1916. Three years later Mrs. Edick moved to Gladwin, where she
made her home on
She leaves to mourn: Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Edick, Mr. and Mrs. James Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sherman, six
grandchildren, four nephews, one niece and many other relatives and friends.
Gladwin County Record dated 06-10/1936 Column - 5 Page – 5
STELLA EDICK (2 OCT 1890 - 9 NOV 1982)
Stella
Edick, 92, of Gladwin died Tuesday, Nov. 9, in the Gladwin Nursing Home
following a long illness. Born in
THOMAS GEORGE EDICK (19 FEB 1850 - 30 AUG 1924) s/w Mary
Thomas
George Edick was born at Russell, in Geauga county, Ohio, Feb. 19, 1850, and
died at his home in Gladwin, aug. 30, 1924, aged 74 years, 6 months and 11
days. He was united in marriage to Mary Logan in 1873, To this union were born
10 children, eight of whom survive him, Henry, Roy, Albert, Mrs. Leora Yeager,
Mrs. Nancy Dassay, Stella, Mrs. Grace Murphy and Mrs. Vernia Groat; also three
sisters, ___ Mrs. John Weir of Galdwin, Mrs. Carrie Sayles of Stockbridge, and
Mrs. Maggie Jacobs of Onaway; and two brothers, Harry of Gladwin and Benjamin
of Lawton; besides 25 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Mr.
Edick and family moved to Gladwin in 1877 where they have since lived. He was
among the oldest residents of Gladwin county. He had been failing in health for
some time and was taken to his bed three weeks previous to his death. For many
years Mr. Edick was one of the best known residents of the "Section
Eight" neighborhood in Gladwin township, where he owned a farm, upon which
he reared his family. He enjoyed the confidence and respect of a large circle
of friends. Gladwin County Record dated 09-11/1924 Column - 2 Page – 4
VICTOR J. EDICK (16 JAN 1917 – 20 NOV 1995) s/w Vivian E.
VICTOR
J. EDICK
Victor
J. Edick, 78, of Gladwin, died Monday Nov. 20. 1995 at MidMichigan Regional
Medical Center following a short illness. Born Jan. 16.1917 in Gladwin, he was
the Gladwin County Sheriff from 1957 to 1968 and worked in security at Dow
Chemical from 1968 to 1982. Mr. Edick was also a framner and member of the
Masonic Lodge in Gladwin. He married the former Vivian Wagar in 1933 in
Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, James and wife Judy of Gladwin, and Keith
and wife Lana of Gladwin; 2 daughters. Janet and husband Pat Allen of Flint,
and Connie and husband Bud Miller of Grand Blanc; one brother. Melvin and Doris
Edick of California; 14 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; 2 step great-grandchildren;
and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son. Kenneth in
1937; a sister. Wyn Jadel; and 4 brothers, Clare. Everett, Rex and Lyle.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Friday from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with the
Rev. Don Haskell officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. A
special Masonic service was held at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Those planning an expression
of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to the donor’s favorite charity.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-29/1995 Column – 1 Page – 7.
VIVIAN E. (WAGAR) EDICK (1915 - ?) s/w Victor J.
KEITH EDWIN EHLE (8 OCT 1959 - 29 JUNE 1970)
YOUNGSTER
STRUCK BY CAR
A 10-year-old Gladwin boy was killed Monday
afternoon when he ran into the path of a car on north M-18, at the Sugar Creek
bridge. Gladwin Sheriff's officers said Keith E. Ehle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Ehle, of north M-18, was dead on arrival at the
Driver of the car was Paul T. Leigh, 62, of
Keith Edwin Ehle was born on October 8,
1959, in Gladwin. He was a member of the Gladwin Little League and Our Savior
Lutheran Church. Keith would have started the sixth grade this fall. Besides
his parents, he is survived by four brothers and sisters, James, David, Lois
and Denise, all at home; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ehle, of Harrison
and Mrs. Mary Brokoff, of Gladwin.
Services will be held Thursdy, July 2, at
1:30 p.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Ernst Mueller will
officiate and burial will be in the
JENNIE MAY (KREGEAR) EINEDER (8 JUNE 1894 – 4 MAR 1969)
Rites Friday for Jennie Eineder
Jennie May Eineder, 74, of Clement Township, died
Tuesday, March 4, in Tolfree Memorial Hospital, West Branch. Born on June 8,
1894, in Brown City, she had spent her life in Gladwin and Ogemaw counties.
Surviving are two sons, Jacob Anspaugh of Goodrich
and Robert Eineder of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Niva Potvin of Saginaw; two
brothers, Frank and Charles Kregear, both of Detroit; seven grandchildren and
11 great grandchildren.
Rites will be held Friday at 1:30 p. m. from the
Steuernol Chapel in West Branch. The Rev. Russell Kirkendall will officiate and
burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-5/1969
Column – 7 Page – 1.
ARLENE E. ELLIOTT (8 NOV 1910 - 20 APRIL 2004) Mother of Robert
BERDINA
H. ELLIOTT (10 SEP 1901 – 25 OCT 1994)
Berdina H. Elliott, 93, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Oct
25, 1994 at St. Luke's Hospital in Saginaw. Born Sept. 10, 1901 in the
Netherlands, she came to the United States as a child and has been a resident
of Gladwin since 1963. She married Jack Elliott in 1953 and he preceded her in
death in 1966.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by one daughter, Frances Rose
Hogg in 1978, 3 brothers and 2 sisters.
Rites will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday from the Sisson
Funeral Home in Gladwin with burial in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the
funeral home from 2 to 5 a n d 7 to 9 p .m. today (Wednesday). Gladwin County
Record dated 10-26/1994 Column – 3 Page – 6.
BERTON G. ELTHORP (5 FEB 1882 - 16 FEB 1965) s/w Irene B.
ILLNESS
FATAL TO BERT ELTHROP
Funeral services for Bert G. Elthrop, 83, of
Gladwin, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Franz
Ollerman will officiate and burial will be in
Born at
Mr. Elthorp was the Chevrolet dealer here
from 1926 to 1936 and in 1930 erected the building, now the Schwager Department
Store, for his car sales and service. Prior to taking the automobile agency he
operated a livery stable until it burnt, and was a salesman in the McClarey
& Woodward Implement Store.One brother and two sisters preceded him in
death. Gladwin County Record dated 02-17/1965 Column - 3 Page – 1
BERTHA ELTHORP (? - 24 MAY 1888) Aged 6 years, 3 months & 22 days,
Daughter of G & M Elthorp, s/w George
ELTHORP.---In
Gladwin township Sunday, May 20, 1888, Bertha, daughter of George and Martha
Elthrop, aged 6 years. Gladwin County Record dated 06-01/1888 Column - 5 Page -
5
GEORGE ELTHROP (1848 – 17 SEP 1905) s/w Bertha
Death
of George Elthorp.
George
Elthorp of Gladwin township died Sept. 17 after a long sickness and was buried
Sept. 19 in the Gladwin township cemetery. Funeral services held in the Ridge
church were largely attended, conducted by Rev. S. C. Croff. Deceased was born
in England and was 56 years old. He leaves a wife, two sons, John and Bert and
one daughter, Mrs. John Card. He had been a resident of Gladwin for 25 years.
The
K. 0. T. M. M., of which he was a member, attended the funeral in a body.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-22/1905 Column – 4 Page – 9.
IRENE BELLE (FERRELL) ELTHROP (30 APRIL 1895 - 12 DEC 1991)
Mrs.
Irene B. Elthrop, 96, of
She
graduated from
Surviving
are several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by 3 sisters, Allie
Mortimer, Beulah Walker and Susie Booth and a brother, Clarence Ferrell.
Services were held Monday at 11 a.m. from
MARGARET (GRIFFITHS) ELTHORP (2 AUG 1853 - 20 FEB 1939)
Mrs. Margaret Elthorp Dies Here on Monday
Mrs. Margaret Elthorp died at her home February 20. Mrs.
Elthorp was born Aug. 2, 1853, in New York state, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Griffiths. Mrs. Elthorp's husband and two of her children preceded her in death.
Surviving her are one son, Bert Elthorp of Gladwin,
and a daughter, Mrs. John Card, of Mt. Morris.
Funeral services are to be held. Thursday at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Karl Keefer officiating at the M. E. Church. Interment in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-22/1939 Column – 8 Page – 1.
CARLTON
L. ELWOOD (27 MAY 1920 - 1 OCT 1997), s/w Geneva
CARLTON
L. ELWOOD
Carlton
L. Elwood, 77, of Merrill, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1997 at his home after a
short illness. Born May 27, 1920 in Evart, he previously lived in Shields from
1950 to 1977, Gladwin from 1977 to 1996 and in Merrill since January 1997.
Carlton married the former Geneva (Dotty) Knight, Nov. 14, 1944 in Gladwin.
He
served in the U.S. Marines in World War II, and is a member of VFW Post 7303 in
Gladwin County, D.A.V. Post 134 in Clare, and Tri-County Rats Post 560.
He
had been employed by Consolidated Freight of Michigan, Bender & Loudon Freight,
and Morgan Drive Away, as a truck driver, retiring in August 1997.
Besides
his wife he is survived by one son, Leslie and wife Janet of Oklahoma City,
Okla.; one daughter, Pat and husband Paul Smith of Merrill; one brother, Arnold
of Gladwin; one sister, Immalee Whitman of Freeland; 10 grandchildren; and
eight great-grandchildren.
Services
were held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with Rev.
Robert Brown officiating.Burial was in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Those planning
an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to Gladwin County VFW
Post 7303 or D.A.V. Gladwin County Record dated 10-8/1997 Column – 3 Page – 2.
PFC
VERN
DAVY ELWOOD (22 MAY 1898 - 4 APRIL 1958)
VERN
ELWOOD DEAD AT 59
BEAVERTON
--- Vern D. Elwood, 59, Beaverton businessman and Gladwin County resident for
about 30 years, died suddenly Friday at his home on M-18, three miles south of
Beaverton. His death was attributed to a heart attack. He operated a plumbing,
heating and electrical business in Beaverton.
Mr.
Elwood was born May 22, 1898, in Evart, Mich., and he was married in Gladwin
June 18, 1949, to Mrs. Maybelle Mogg, who survives him. A World War I, veteran,
Mr. Elwood was active in veterans’ affairs, serving as chief of staff,
Department of Michigan World War I veterans. He was a member of the Gladwin
Post Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Isabella – Clare chapter VFW. He was
also a member of the Gladwin Masonic Lodge, F & AM, the IOOF and that
organization’s Encampment.
Surviving,
besides his widow, are two sons,Carlton Elwood, Saginaw, and Arnold Elwood,
Gladwin; a daughter, Mrs. Irma Lee Whitman of Freeland; two step-children,
Donald Mogg, Beaverton, and Mrs. Betty Coplin, Saginaw; 9 grandchildren; a
brother, Orville Elwood, Flint; and one sister, Mr. Frank Backenstow, Muskegon.
Funeral
services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin,
with the Rev. Alfred Saulsbury of Gladwin officiating. Burial will be in Ridge
cemetery, north of Gladwin, with Masonic rites at the grave. Friends may call
at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladiwn. MDN dated 4-5-1958 Page – 7.
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CHARLOTTE
G. (ALLEN) MAWHORTER EMERY (20 SEP 1919 – 4 AUG 2007) s/w Jack W.
Charlotte
G. Mawhorter-Emery, 87, Charlotte G. Mawhorter-Emery, 87, of Gladwin, passed
away on Aug. 4, 2007 at the MidMichigan Gladwin Pines following a long illness.
She
was born Sept. 20, 1919 in Flint, Michigan to Austin and Caroline (Carson)
Allen.
Charlotte
was a homemaker and lived in Gladwin County most of her life.
On
May 1, 1944, she married Jack Mawhorter in Gladwin; he preceded her in death in
1986.
She
then married Walter Emery on Oct. 6, 1990 in Luther, Michigan; he preceded her
in death in 2004.
She
is survived by one son, Jerry (Joanne) Mawhorter of Gladwin; one daughter,
Diane Grove of Luther; seven grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren; t hree
great-great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Mary Stuhr of Estey and Betty
Douglas of Florida. She was predeceased by her parents; two brothers; and one
sister.
Funeral
services were held Monday, Aug. 6, 2007 at Hall-Kokotovich Funer al Home in
Gladwin with Pastor Matthew Schultz officiating.
She
was laid to rest at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin.
CLIFFORD
DEAN EMRICK (11 NOV 1929 – 14 AUG 2007) m. 27 Aug 1949, s/w Martha J.
Clifford
Dean Emrick, 77, Clifford Dean Emrick, 77, of Midland passed aw ay peacefully
late Tuesday evening Aug. 14, 2007 at his home from congestive heart failure
and cancer, surrounded by his family.
He
was born on Nov. 11, 1929 in Gladwin, son of the late Harvey and Ethel (Fries)
Emrick.
Cliff
married Martha Shultz on Aug. 27, 1949 in Gladwin. They moved to Midland in
1953 where he worked for Stan Bobbit and Jack and Jim Harvey setting up
double-wide mobile homes. Later Cliff worked for Shorty’s Wrecker Service as a
mechanic. Cliff then started his own business known as Precision Service.
Hespent many years self employed while repairing motor homes. He retired in
2005 due to poor health.
Cliff
enjoyed fishing and canoeing in Canada. He also enjoyed cheering on his
favorite football teams, the University of Michigan Wolverines and the Detroit
Lions in addition to his love for Nascar. He especially enj oyed Wednesday
night poker games with his granddaughter Lisa.
Cliff
is survived by his wife of 58 years, Martha; four children, Duane (Karin)
Emrick of Ocklawaha, Florida, Dennis Emrick of Midland, Linda (Mike) Hackett of
Midland, and Deana (Duncan) Wallace also of Midland. He leav es nine
grandchildren and four great grandchildren; also surviving are brothers, Lyle
(Ethal) Emrick of Gladwin, Warren (Sue) Emrick of Lansing, and one sister,
Elaine Lambert of Yuma, Arizona. In addition to his parents, Cliff was
predeceased by one sister, Ruth Latimore and infant brother, Duane.
A
private family graveside committal service was at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 18,
2007 at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Those planning an expressi on of sympathy
are asked to consider MidMichigan Hospice, the American Heart Association or
Cancer Research. If you are unable to visit with the family in person you may
share your condolences through www.waresmithwoolever.com.
MARTHA J. (SCHULTZ) EMRICK (1930 - ?) m. 27 Aug 1949, s/w Clifford D.
ALEXANDER
ENDERT (16 MAY 1869 – 30 NOV 1958) s/w Alvina
Services
Today for Alexander Endert
Alexander
Endert, 89, died Sunday at his home in Sage Township following an illness of 14
months. He was born in Poland May 16, 1869, He married the former Alvina Donst
in Warsaw, Poland, on Nov. 23, 1888, who preceded him in death in July of this
year.
Mr.
Endert came to this country in 1902, and to Gladwin County from Reading,
Pennsylvania, in
1916,
and settled here on his farm. He is survived by a son, Alfred, of Gladwin; 13
grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Six sons and one daughter preceded
him in death.
Funeral
services were held today (Wednesday) at 1:15 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home and
at 2
p.m.
at Zion Lutheran Church, Oberlin. The Rev. William J. Hassold officiated and
burial was in
Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-3/1958 Column – 5 Page – 1.
ALFRED ENDERT (1899 – 17 NOV 1961) s/w Mary
GLADWIN
MAN’S RITES HELD TODAY
GLADWIN
– Funeral services for Alfred Endert, Sr. 62, route 5, Gladwin, were held today
from the Zion Lutheran Church at Oerlin, with burial in the Oberlin cemetery.
Mr. Endert was fatally injured Friday when his head became lodged between a
tractor and a ditch bank in Gladwin County. In addition to his widow, he is
survived by six daughters and one son, also 17 grandchildren. MDN dated
11-20-1961 Page – 2.
ALVINA ENDERT (16 NOV 1868 – 14 JULY 1958) s/w Alexander
Services
Thursday for Mrs. Alex Endert
Mrs.
Alvine Endert, 89, of Sage township, died at her home Monday following an
illness of eight
weeks.
Mrs. Endert was born in Germany November 16, 1868, and was married to Alexander
Endert on November 23, 1888, in Warsaw, Poland. They came to the United States
in 1904 and settled in Reading, Pennsylvania, coming to Gladwin county in 1916.
Survivors
include her husband, Alexander; one son, Alfred, of Gladwin; 13 grandchildren
and 20 great grandchildren. Six sons and one daughter preceded her in death.
Funeral
services will be held on Thursday at 1:15 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home and at
2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church in Oberlin. Rev. H. F. Brietzke will officiate
and burial will be in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-16/1958
Column – 8 Page – 1.
MARIE (ADAMS) ENDERT (25 OCT 1906 – 16 MAR 1982) s/w Alfred
Marie
Endert, 75, 3847 North M-18, Gladwin, died Tuesday in Midland Hospital Center.
She was born Oct. 25, 1906, in Cleveland, Ohio, and moved to Gladwin as a
child. She married Alfred Endert Nov. 3, 1926, in Zion Lutheran Church in
Oberlin. He died Nov. 17, 1961. She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church,
Gladwin, and the Golden Agers Senior
Citizens.
She
leaves a son, Alfred Endert of Gladwin; daughters, Mrs. Arthur (Agnes) Gatz of
Midland, Mrs. Derwood (Martha) Ockerman, Mrs. Laurence (Gertrude) Lemke and
Mrs. Joseph (Aldena) Esiline all of Gladwin, Mrs. Wayne (Genevieve) Yager of
Coleman, and Mrs. Peter (Loraine) Banchoff of Plymouth; 22 grandchildren; 12
great grandchildren; sisters, Katherine Hemstreet of Bay City and Emma Miles of
Bay City; and brothers, Mike Adams and William Adams, both of Gladwin.
Services
will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in Our Savior Lutheran Church, Gladwin, with the
Rev. Herbert Biermann officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Friend may
call at Mathews Funeral Home. MDN dated 3-17-1982.
OLGA (BUSH) ENDERT
(13 FEB 1896 – 1 NOV 1987)
Olga
Endert, 91, of
Surviving
are 6 daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Spross of Lake, Mrs.Elsie Strohkirch, Mrs.
Donald (Dorothy) Babcock and Mrs. Edwin (Elfreida) Gatz of Gladwin, Mrs.
Coleman (Esther) Wright of Union City and Mrs. Robert (Mildred) Simon of Royal
Oak; one brother, William Busch of St. George, Utah; 2 sisters, Lydia Lewis of
Detroit and Anna Summers of Gladwin; 11 grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren. A son, Richard, preceded her in death Oct. 21, 1924.
Services
will be held Thursday, Nov. 5, at 1 p.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The
Rev. Donald Dengler will officiate and burial will be in the
RICHARD
ENDERT (1895 - 10 JAN 1936)
AMERICAN
LEGION HOLDS SERVICES FOR COMRADE
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the
Zion Lutheran church at Oberlin, conducted by Rev. Bernard Roth and the
American Legion. Burial services were at the Ridge cemetery. Born in Russia 41
years ago he came to the United States with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexs
Endert, when a small boy. He served in the A.E.F. of the World War in the Polar
Bear Division in
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RICHARD
ALEXANDER ENDERT (OCT 1924 - 21 OCT
1924) s/w
Olga & Richard A., & Catherine & Gottfried Krause
Infant
child, aged two days, of Mr. and, Mrs. Richard Endert of Butman township died
Monday night. Burial services Wednesday. Gladwin County Record dated 10-23/1924
Column – 4 Page – 4.
MEGHAN
KATHLEEN ERWIN (27 NOV 1999 - 20 DEC 1999)
Meghan
K. Erwin, 23 days, of Harbor Springs, infant daughter of Matthew and Rebecca
(Stutzman) Erwin, died Monday, Dec. 20, 1999 at the U of M Medical Center in
ALICE L. (MACDERMID) ESILINE (8 DEC 1914 - 9 FEB 1985) s/w Earl B.
Alice
L. Esiline, 70, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 4
sons, Donald of California, Richard and Joseph of Gladwin and Robert of Texas;
2 daughters, Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Beckwith and Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret)
VanEver of Gladwin; her mother, Alice MacDermid of
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial
was in the
EARL B. ESILINE (2 FEB 1910 – 20 MAR 1985) s/w Alice L.
Earl
B. Esiline, 75, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, March 20, 1985, at his home. He was
born Feb. 2, 1910, in Detroit. He married the former Alice MacDermid on Dec.
21, 1934; she died Feb. 9, 1985. They came to Gladwin County in 1935.
He
leaves sons, Donald Esiline of Califonia, Richard Esiline and Joseph Esiline of
Texas; daughters, Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Beckwith and Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret)
VanEver, both of Gladwin; mother-in-law, Alice MacDermid of Detroit; 29
grandchildren; and 19 great grandchildren.
Services
will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home, Gladwin, with the
Rev. Donald Dengler officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin
County. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. MDN.
JERMEY W. EVERHART (17 MARCH 1998 - 28 OCT 1998)
F'S
ELAINE
JUNE (SAMPSON) FACKLER (19 JAN 1937 – 17 MARCH 1987) s/w Ralph W.
ELAINE
FACKLER
Elaine
June Fackler, 50, of 14184 Johnstone Rd., Oakley, died Tuesday, March 17, at
her home. Born in Pontiac Jan. 19, 1937, she attended Beaverton schools. She was
a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. The former Elaine Sampson, she was
married to Ralph Fackler June 5, 1954, in Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Catherine Wester of Waukesha,
Wisc., Mrs. Patricia Baer of Arlington, Texas, Mrs. Stephanie Wasmiller of Burt
and Mrs. Amanda Mahar of Birch Run; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jeanette Stauffer of
Merritt Island, Fla. and Mrs. Sharon Pridgen of Panama City, Fla.; one brother,
Richard of New Mexico; and 4 grandchildren.
Rites
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from St. Joseph Catholic Church. The Rev. Father
Denis Spitzley officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. A Rosary
was said Thursday at 7 p.m. at Nelson-House Funeral Home. Memorials may be
given to St. Mary’s Hospice of Saginaw. Gladwin County Record dated 3-25/1987
Column – 3 Page – 2.
K. ARCHIE FACKLER (22 AUG 1905 - 19 FEB 1961) s/w M. Gladys
ARCHIE
FACKLER DIES SUDDENLY
Funeral services will be held today
(Wednesday) at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home for Archie Kenneth Fackler, 55,
who died suddenly Sunday evening at his home in Gladwin Township. A lifetime
resident of
Surviving besides his widow are two sons
Wayne, of Gladwin, and Ralph, of
KENNETH L. FACKLER (4 MARCH 1970 - 6 AUG 1991)
KENNETH FACKLER
Kenneth L. Fackler, 21, of 4538 Iroquois, Lakewood,
Calif., died at his home Tuesday, Aug. 6, 1991, after a short illness. Born in
Gaylord, March 4, 1970, he moved to California 10 years ago from Flint. Mr.
Fackler was a truck driver for South Coast Shingle Co., Long Beach, Calif.
Surviving are his grandparents, Mrs. Margaret Gasche
of Gladwin and Ron and Barbara Schneider of Gaylord; his great grandmother,
Mrs. Florence Campbell of Gaylord; 4 step brothers and 2 step-sisters.
Rites were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Gasche officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-14/1991 Column – 5 Page – 2.
KENNETH WAYNE FACKLER (10 APR 1933 - 18 FEB 1975)
GLADWIN --- Kenneth Wayne Fackler, 41, of 220 West
Second Street, Gladwin, died Wednesday at St. Luke’s Hospital in Saginaw
following a long illness. He was born in Pontiac on April 10, 1933 and had
lived in Gladwin County all his life. Mr. Fackler and J Jessie Whitfield were
married in Gladwin on July 8, 1972 and she survives.
Besides his wife, survivors are his mother, Mrs.
Gladys Fackler of Gladwin; two daughters, Miss Connie Fackler of Flint and Mrs.
Carlyn Kassuba of Gaylord; two step-sons, Thomas and George Hoag, both of
Gladwin; two step-daughters, Darlene and Stella Hoag, both of Gladwin; and one brother,
Ralph Fackler of Oakley.
The Rev. Helena Egts will officiate at services from
the Gladwin Chapel of the Hal Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Burial will be
in Ridge Cemetery. MDN dated 2-20-1975 Page – 9.
MARGARET GLADYS (DIFFIN) FACKLER (18 APRIL 1907 - 6 FEB 1983) s/w K.
Archie
Mrs. Gladys Fackler, 75, of
Surviving are one son, Ralph of Oakley; 6
grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. A son, Wayne, preceded her in death
February 18, 1975. Services were held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Gashe officiated and burial was in
the
Gladys Fackler
(Midland Daily News, Feb. 8, 1983)
Gladys Fackler, 75,
She was born April
18, 1907, in Gladwin. She married Archie Fackler Sept. 21, 1929, in
Gladwin. He died in 1960.
She leaves a son,
Ralph Fackler of Oakley; six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. A son, Wayne Fackler, preceded her in death.
Services will he at
2p.m. Wednesday in Gladwin Chapel, Hall Funeral Home, the Rev. Jerry Gashe
officiating. Burial will be in
RALPH
W. FACKLER (1935 - ?) s/w Elaine J.
DOUGLAS E. FARISON (24 APRIL 1930 - 29 MAY 1975)
CPL
CATHERINE
L. (MCFARLAND) FARISON (12 JULY 1910 - 2 MARCH 2001)
Catherine L. Farison,
90, of Gladwin, died Friday, March 2, 2001 at Gladwin Pines Nursing Home
following a short illness.
Born April 12, 1910 in Freeland, she lived in
Surviving are five daughters, Marge and husband Henry Stone, and Ruth Nimphie,
all of
She was preceded in death by one son, Douglas.
Services were held Friday. In accordance with her wishes, Catherine has been
cremated. Those wishing to make memorial contributions should contact Marge
Stone.
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, was in charge of the arrangements.
ELRY
A. FARISON (18 SEP 1904 - 14 JAN 1973)
Elry
A. Farison, 68, of 750 S. M-30, Gladwin, died Sunday, January 14, at his home.
Born in
Surviving
are his wife, Marion; 10 children, Mrs. Clarence (Ellen) Brown of Sanford,
Douglas Farison of Rosebush, Mrs. Paul (Ruth) Nimphie and Mrs. Marjorie Fruchey
of Beaverton, Mrs. Don (Shirley) Foreman of Gladwin, Mrs. John (Ione) Grady of
Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Joseph (Alta) Hedrich and David Farison of Gladwin,
James Berthume of Midland and Robert Berthume of Sanford; his mother, Mrs.
Nettie Farison of Midland; a sister, Mrs. Fern Pomranky of Midland; three
brothers, Homer of Beaverton, Robert of Sanford, and Ernest of Battle Creek; 47
grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at
the Beaverton Church of God, of which he was a member, with the Rev. Lester
Kline officiating. Burial was in
KENNETH AUSLEY FARISON (3 MARCH 1948 – 8 AUG 1966)
18-Year-Old Is Killed by Hit-Runner
Kenneth Ausley Farison, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elry
Farison, of Buckeye Township, was killed by a hit-run driver early Sunday
morning on M-61 in Bay County.
Young Farison was hitch-hiking to his work in a
Standish gas station when he was struck by a vehicle about a mile east of the
Gladwin-Bay County line. His mother said he started for work sometime before
midnight. While he did not have to be at work until 7 a.m., Mrs. Farison said
her son was afraid he would oversleep and intended to spend the remainder of
the night in the service station after he arrived. He often hitch-hiked to work,
his mother said, even when he was working in Flint.
The body was found on the south side of the road at
1:20 a.m. by passing motorists and the coroner believed he was struck shortly
before. His identification and personal papers
were nearby.
Farison had ridden to the county line with another
driver where he was let off and apparently
had walked about a mile. State police said they were
following a lead concerning the driver of the hit-run car.
Services were held today (Wednesday) at 1:00 p. m.
at the Beaverton Church of God with the Rev. Kenneth Tabor and the Rev. Raymond
Brokaw officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Born March 3, 1948, in Gladwin, he had lived all his
life in Gladwin County. He attended the
Beaverton Church of God. Survivors, besides his
parents, include four brothers, Douglas of Rosebush, David of Saginaw, James
Berthume of Midland and Robert Berthume of Sanford;
six sisters, Mrs. Alta Walters and Mrs. Shirley
Foreman of Gladwin, Mrs. Ellen Brown of Midland, Mrs. Ruth Nimphie and Mrs.
Marjorie Fruchey of Beaverton, and Mrs. lone Grady of Sault Ste. Marie; and his
grandmothers, Mrs. Violet Walsh of Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Nettie Farison
of Midland. Gladwin County Record dated 8-10/1966 Column – 6 Page – 1.
MARION L. (WALSH) FARISON (3 MAY 1916 – 19 SEP 1999)
MARION
L. WALSH BERTHUME-FARISON
Marion
Farison, 83, of Gladwin, died Sunday 19, 1999 at MidMichigan Medical Center,
Gladwin. Born May 3, 1916 in Pigeon, she was the daughter of George and
Gertrude Danks Walsh. She lived most of her life in Gladwin. Marion married
Elry Farison Dec. 22, 1940 in Mt. Pleasant. He preceded her in death in 1973.
She was a member of the Church of Daniels Band, Hghwood, and the American
Legion Post in Brookings, Ore.
Surviving
are three sons, James Berthume of Midalnd, Robert and wife Ellaween Berthume of
Gladwin, and David and wife Alma Farison of Beaverton; one daughter Alta
Hedrich of Beaverton; five step-daughters, Ellen and husband Clarence Ropp of
Midland, Leah Ruth Nimphie, and Marjorie and husband Henry Stone all of
Beaverton, Shirley and husband Donald Foreman of Gladwin, and Ione and husband
John Grady of Brimley; 48 grandchildren; 79 great-grandchildren; and 14
great-great-grandchildren.
She
was preceded in death by one son, Kenneth Farison in August 1966; one step-son,
Douglas Farison in August 1975; one brother; and two sisters.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday) at the Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Pastor James Huggard officiating.
MICHAEL
L. FARROW (21 DEC 1954 - 20 APRIL 2000)
Michael L. Farrow,
45, passed away Thursday, April 20, 2000 at his residence following a lengthy
illness. He was born on Dec. 21, 1954 in Gladwin to Donald and Ila (Cripps)
Farrow.
He is survived by his son, Shane Farrow of Gladwin; his mother, Ila Farrow of
Gladwin; four brothers and sisters, Linda Farrow and Tami and husband Don
Hukel, both of Gladwin; Sue DuBois of Jonesville and Tim and wife Loretta
Farrow of Hope; seven half-brothers and sisters, Vicki and husband Donald
Wheeler, Sherri Renas and Roger Farrow, all of Gladwin, Judy and husband Mike
Janice of Beaverton, Candi and husband Dennis Kellsey of Weidman, Donald Farrow
Jr. of Farwell and Eugene and wife Lisa Farrow of Lake; two stepbrothers and
sisters, Alan and wife Muriel Armstrong of North Carolina and Shirley and
husband William Beemer of Farwell.
He was preceded in death by his father Donald, two brothers, Terry and Thomas,
and a sister Patti Jo.
At Mr. Farrow’s request cremation has taken place and there will be no
services. Sisson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
TERRY
L. FARROW (24 FEB 1949 - 14 JAN 1972)
Terry
L. Farrow, 23, of
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INFANT
FELEMBEE (? – 14 MAR 1920)
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Felmlee was buried in the Ridge cemetery March 15. Gladwin County Record
dated 03-25/1920 Column - 5 Page – 8
EDWARD FIEDLER (15 MAY 1870 - 8 MAY 1953) Father
Edward
Fiedler Dies Suddenly
Edward
Fiedler 82, died suddenly at his home in Gladwin on Friday, May 8. He had been
in poor health for the past eight years.
Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon from Zion Lutheran church at Oberlin, with
the Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiating. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery. His grandsons
acted as pallbearers.
Mr.
Fiedler was born in Russia-Poland on May 15, 1870, and came to America in 1890,
making his home in Cleveland, Ohio. On May 13, 1900, he was married to Miss Justina
Maser, in Cleveland. They came to Sherman township in 1906, where they worked
their farm out of a dense wilderness. He was a charter member of the Oberlin
Lutheran church and helped to erect their present buildings. In 1944 they sold
the farm and retired to make their home in Gladwin.
Surviving
are his wife, Justina, foster-son, Howard Bruno, of Durslau, of Gladwin, Mrs.
Emma Heintz, of Detroit, and Mrs Augusta Meyka, of Mt. Morris; a foster-son,
Howard Bruno, of Durand; one brother; Michael Fiedler, of Cleveland; 11
grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A son, John, preceded his father in
death in 1924. Gladwin County Record dated 5-13/1953 Column – 6 Page – 1.
HELEN
B. (LUCAS) FIEDLER (20 JUNE 1912 - 8 JAN 2005)
Helen B.
Fiedler, 92, of
Surviving
are nieces and nephews, Linda and Roy Staley, Wayne and LaNeel Vannest, Byron
and Janet Vannest, Harold and Karen Vannest, Dennis and Susan Vannest, Mark
Vannest and Ilene Jones and several more nieces and nephews; one sister, Ferne
Eller of Arizona; and on sister-in-law, Eunice Lucas of Howell. One brother,
Lawrence Lucas, and five sisters, Olive Vannest, Mary Parks Robins, Lucy
Walker, Merle Parsons and Gladys Banks predecease her.
Services
will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 12 at the Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin. Pastor Terry Turner will officiate, and burial will be in
JOHN WILLIAM FIEDLER (1909 – 24 OCT 1924)
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for kindness and
sympathy extended us in our bereavement, the death of our son and brother, and
also for the beautiful floral offerings, and the minister for his kind words.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fiedler, Helen Fiedler, Augusta I.
Fiedler, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Heintz. Gladwin County Record dated 10-30/1924
Column – 1 Page – 1.
JUSTINA FIEDLER (30 MAY 1861 - 6 JULY 1916) Wife of Martin Fiedler
FIDLER
Justina
Fidler, wife of Martin Fidler of Sherman township, died July 6, from the
results of a fall. Services were held at the Oberlin church by Rev. G. Hildner.
Interment in the Ridge cemetery.
The
death of Mrs. Martin Fidler was a severe shock to her friends. She was injured
by a fall July 2, Wednesday a.m. she was taken to Gladwin expecting to get the
train for her journey to the hospital, but she pleaded to be taken home, as she
felt that she could not recover. She wished to die at home. She walked among us
as a friend and sister and we cannot yet realize that she has gone on before.
We
mourn sincerely the loss of a dear neighbor. She fought the battle of life
bravely and her example of industry and courage must have left its impression.
Serious meditation will help us nearer to estimating a true woman’s life and
may be inspire us to make “Some woman’s load a little lighter, some woman’s
life a little brighter.” Gladwin County Record dated 7-13/1916 Column – 4 Page
– 1.
JUSTINA (MASSER) FIEDLER (30 JUNE 1875 - 29 DEC 1962) Mother
Rites
Tuesday for Mrs. Fiedler
Mrs.
Justina Fiedler, 87, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Otto
Fanslau, after a long illness. Born in
Germany on June 30, 1875, she came to Gladwin County from Ohio in 1907. The
former Justina Masser was married to Edward Fiedler on May 13, 1900, and he
preceded her in death on May 11, 1953. Mrs. Fiedler was a charter member of
Zion Lutheran Church in Oberlin.
Surviving
are three daughters, Mrs. Emma Heintz, of Detroit, Mrs. Augusta Meyka, of Mt. Morris,
and Mrs. Helen Fanslau, of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Emilie Ott and Mrs. Tillie
Jahnke, of Cleveland; 11 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev. William
Hassold officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-2/1963 Column – 2 Page – 1.
THOMAS H. FISCHER (11 NOV 1932 - 16 MARCH 1992) m. 23 Jun 1956, s/w
Beverly A.
CPL
Thomas
H. Fischer, 59, of 3037 S. M-18, Beaverton, died Monday, March 16, 1992, at
home after a 5 month battle with cancer. Born in Gladwin on Nov. 11, 1932, he
had spent most of his life in Gladwin County. Mr. Fischer was an electrician
for Dow Chemical Co. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict and a member of
the Gladwin Eagles 3292. Mr. Fischer and the former Beverly Greer were married
June 23, 1956, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Calvin of Grand Rapids and Allan (Candy) of
Beaverton; 2 daughters. Mrs. Dan (Denise) Crocket of Beaverton and Mrs. Rick
(Crystal) Richards of Prudenville; his mother Luella Fischer; 4 brothers, Lance
of Florida, Virgil of Beaverton. Terry of Houghton Lake and Ted of Owosso; and
7 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his father, Roy Fischer and
step-father, Frank Fischer.
Services
will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
John
McCullough will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. An Eagles
Memorial will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials may be
made to Hospice of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 3-18/1992 Column – 4
Page – 2.
JAMES
FITZSIMMONS (? - MAY 1914)
James
Fitzsimmons died at a
ALFRED FLAMING (26
JUNE 1903 – 17 AUG 1991)
ALFRED
FLAMING
Alfred
Flaming, 88, of 3270 Pratt Lake Rd., Gladwin, died Saturday, Aug. 17, 1991, at
the Gladwin Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Com, Okla., June 26,
1903, he moved to Gladwin County in 1926. Mr. Flaming was a retired farmer and
a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. Mr. Flaming and the former
Antonette Rohloff were married Nov. 26, 1928, in Butman Township. She preceded
him in death in 1976. He then married Violet (Hultquist) Dunklee in 1976.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 3 step-sons, Eldon Dunklee of Montrose, Donald
Dunklee of Flint and Jerry Dunklee of New Haven, Conn.; a step-daughter,
Charlotte Needham of Clio; 3 sisters and a brother; and several
step-grandchildren.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. The Rev.
Robert Marshall officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may
be made to the church. Arrangements were in charge of the Sisson-Mathews
Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 8-21/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
VIOLET (HULTQUIST)
FLAMING (1915 - ?)
ELIZABETH
AMELIA (HUDE) FLAUGHER (12 MAY 1916 - 17 FEB 1983) Auf Wiedersehn in
Himmel
ELIZABETH
FLAUGHER
Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Flaugher, 66, of 10851 Townline Lake Rd., Gladwin, died Thursday,
Feb. 17, in the Gratiot Community Hospital, Alma, following a long illness.
Born in Sherman Township May 12, 1916, she left the area and then moved back to
Gladwin County in 1974 from Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Flaugher was a member of Our
Savior Lutheran Church and the V.F.W. Auxiliary in Shepherd.
The
former Elizabeth Hude, she was married to Elmer Flaugher on September 12, 1953,
in Mt. Pleasant. Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, Alfred Selich
of Millington; one daughter, Augusta Flaugher of Freeland; a step-son, George Flaugher
of Weidman; one brother, Robert Hude of Warren; 2 sisters, Mrs. Margaret Basner
of Coleman and Mrs. Elsie Lloyd of Gladwin; 3 step-sisters, Mrs. Emma Klawitter
of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Marie Eddy of Georgia .and Mrs. Martha Corbus of Sterling
Heights; 4 grandchildren and 4 step-grandchildren. A son, Herman Selich,
preceded her in death in 1942.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert
Biermann officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 2-23/1983 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ELMER
O. FLAUGHER (30 MAY 1907 - 31 OCT 1988)
Elmer
O. Flaugher of
ELMER
FLAUGHER
Elmer O. Flaugher, 81, of
Surviving are a son, George of Weidman; one
daughter, Augusta Flaugher of Kincheloe; a step-son, Alfred Selich of
M.
SGT US ARMY WWII
ALVIN
R. FLEMING (22 JUNE 1915 - 21 JAN 1999) m. 11 Sep 1939, Bud, s/w Elizabeth M.
Alvin
R. (Bud) Fleming, 83, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Jan. 21, 1999 at MidMichigan
Medical Center-Midland after a short illness.
Born June 22, 1915 in
Services
were held at 2pm Sunday at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with Rev. Robert
Marshall officiating. Burial was in
AMELIA (HEFFNER) FLEMING (1893 – 12 APR 1925) Mother
MRS
ROY FLEMING
The
body of Mrs. Roy Fleming was brought to Gladwin on the train Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fleming was formerly Miss Amelia Heffner a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Heffner of Sage township. Gladwin County Record dated 4-16/1925 Column – 5 Page
– 4.
ELIZABETH M. (WILLIAMSON) FLEMING (23 JAN 1920 4 JUNE 2005) m. 11 Sep
1939, s/w Alvin R.
Elizabeth
M. "Bea" Fleming, 85, of Gladwin died June 4, 2005 at home after a
long illness. She was born Jan. 23, 1920 in
Surviving
her are two daughters, Barbara (Barney) Hager of Indian River and Linda (Steve)
Foutch of Gladwin; four grandchildren, Mike Fleming of Gladwin, Linda (Jim)
Hoard of Gladwin, Pattie (Jim) Boutilier of Indian River, and Dave (Brenda)
Hager of Gladwin; four step-grandchildren; four Great grandchildren; three
Great step-grandchildren; a brother, Beryl Williamson of Petersburg, Ohio; and
sister, Ruth Ayers of New Philadelphia, Ohio. She is predeceased by her parents
and a sister, Lorainna Siebert.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday, June 7 at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with
FREDDIE FLEMING (5
JUNE 1900 - 26 SEP 1906) Son of W. & G. Flemming, Aged 6 years, 3 months
& 21 days
GEORGIA FLEMING (23 DEC 1865 - 5 JULY 1948) Mother, He giveth his
beloved sleep
PIONEER
RESIDENT DIES AT SON’S
Mrs.
Georgia Fleming, 83, passed away at the home of her son Frank Fleming, in
Marion, on Monday, July 5. The funeral services will be held at the Riley
Evangelical Church on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. S. R Wurtz
officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Fleming was born in Oso, Ontario, Canada, on December 23, 1864. She was married
to William Fleming in Gladwin, on June 12, 1887, and was a resident of this
vicinity for about 75 years, until four years ago when she went to live with
her son. Mr. Fleming died in 1915.
Surviving
are two sons, Roy Fleming, of Gladwin and Frank Fleming, of Marion; one
daughter, Mrs. Donna Eagleson, of Gladwin; 14 grandchildren and 20
great-grandchildren. Six grandsons will act as pallbearers for their
grandmother. Gladwin County Record dated 7-7/1948 Column – 6 Page – 1.
JOHN A. FLEMING (19
JUNE 1888 - 13 AUG 1910) Son of W. & G. Flemming, Aged 22 years, 1 month and
25 days
John
A. Fleming, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming of Sage township, died Aug. 13,
1910, aged 22 years, 1 month and 25 days. He lived at home with his parents
until the fall of 1909 when he went to Flint to work.
He
returned home a week before being taken ill, and after an illness of 2 weeks he
passed away.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday, conducted by Rev. G. B. Day, at 10 a. m. at the
residence. Interment in Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-18/1910 Column – 4 Page – 1.
Lawrence
L. Fleming, 50, of 144 Everson, San Francisco, Calif., died Monday, Dec. 12, in
Kaiser-Permanente Med Center, San Francisco, after a long illness. Born in
Gladwin, Nov. 22, 1938, he graduated from Gladwin High School in 1956. Mr.
Fleming moved to California in 1959. He had been employed by Account Temps, in San
Francisco for the past 18 years and was general manager.
Surviving
are his mother, Mrs. Martin (Margie) Fleming of Gladwin; and several aunts and
uncles.
Rites
will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-14/1988
Column – 4 Page – 2.
MARGIE E. (FOSTER) FLEMING (22 FEB
1921 - 15 DEC 1993)
Margie E. Fleming. 72, of 2635 Youngs Rd, Gladwin, died
Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1993 in the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin,
after a long illness. She was born in Gladwin on Feb. 22, 1921, and had spent
her lifetime here. Mrs. Fleming was a licensed practical nurse at the Mid
Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin, for 25 years and retired in 1986.
She was a member of the Gladwin Eagles Auxiliary 3292. The former Margie Foster,
she was married to Martin Fleming Jan. 15. 1938, in Gladwin. He preceded her in
death on April 10, 1972.
Surviving are one brother, Charles Jr. of Gladwin; 2
sisters, Dorothy Scott of Gladwin and Delpha Browne of Dearborn and friend,
Dustral Mansfield of Gladwin. She was preceded in death by a son, Lawrence, on
Dec. 12, 1988.
Rites were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Robert Marshall officiated and burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery. An Eagles Memorial Service was held Thursday at 7 p.m.
Memorials may be made to the Free Methodist Church Building Fund. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-22/1993 Column – 4 Page – 2.
MARTIN W. FLEMING (3 OCT 1917 - 10 APRIL 1972) True Courage, Husband
& Father
Martin W. Fleming, 54, died Monday, April 10, at Gladwin
Area Hospital, following a long illness. His home was at 2635 Youngs Rd., Gladwin.
Born in Detroit October 3, 1917, Mr. Fleming had
been a resident of Gladwin County most of his life. He had been employed at Dow
Chemical Co. in Midland for 17 years, but had retired because of his health.
Mr. Fleming and the former Miss Margie Foster were married in Gladwin Jan. 15,
1938.
Surviving are his wife Margie; one son, Lawrence of
San Francisco, Calif.; his father, Roy Fleming of Dearborn Heights; a brother, Alvin
of Gladwin; and one sister, Miss Viola Fleming of Dearborn Heights.
Services will be Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Hall Funeral
Home, Gladwin, with Rev. Melvin Stauffer officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 4-12/1972 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ROY FLEMING (29 JAN 1892 – 20 NOV 1973) Father
GLADWIN
--- Funeral services for Roy Fleming, 80, of Dearborn Heights, were conducted
today from the Hall Funeral Home here. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Mr.
Fleming died Tuesday at the Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn.
Born
Jan. 29, 1893 in Gladwin, Mr. Fleming was a retired machine shop owner. His
wife Sophia died in August, 1970
Surviving is a son, Alvin (Bud) Fleming of Gladwin and a daughter, Miss
Viola Fleming of Dearborn Heights; three grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren; a brother, Frank Fleming. MDN dated 11-24-1973 Page – 5.
SOPHIA F. (HAVEL) FLEMING (24 DEC 1906 – 30 AUG 1970) Mother
GLADWIN
--- Funeral services for Mrs. Sophie Fleming, 63, of Dearborn Heights, a former
Gladwin resident, will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from Sacred Heart Catholic
Church here. The Rev. Edward Trombley will officiate and burial will be in
Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Fleming died last Sunday at Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn.
She was born in Detroit Dec. 24, 1906. The former Sophie Havel married Roy
Fleming June 18, 1927, at Toledo, Ohio. They lived in Gladwin from 1929 to 1950
and for the past 20 years, the Flemings resided in Dearborn Heights. Mrs.
Fleming was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Dearborn.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Viola of Dearborn Heights; two
sons, Alvin (Bud) Fleming of Highland Park and Martin Fleming of Gladwin; three
grandchildren; four great grandchildren and two brothers.
The
Rosary will be recited at 9 pm. today at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin where
friends may call. MDN dated 9-2-1970 Page – 3.
VIOLA ELAINE FLEMING (21 MARCH 1922 - 16 JUNE 2003)
Viola
Elaine Fleming, 81, of Gladwin passed away June 16, 2003 at Gladwin Pines
Nursing Home following a long illness. She was born March 21, 1922 to Roy and
Emilia (Heffner) Fleming in
Funeral
services will be held Thursday, June 19 at 11 a.m. at Hall Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Pastor David Sprang officiating. Burial will take place in
WILLIAM FLEMING (9 MAY 1856 - 9 MARCH 1915) Aged 58 years & 10
months, Husband
William
Fleming was born in Finella, Ont., May 9, 1856 and died at his home in Sage
township March 9, aged 58 years and 10 months. He came to Gladwin county in
1882, and settled in Sage township. June 12, 1887, he was united in marriage
with Miss Georgie Long. This union was
blessed
with five children, two of whom, John and Fred, preceded him to the glory
world. He came into this county 33 years ago, at which time the county was very
new. He settled in Sage township and hewed out a good home. He was a good
citizen and was twice elected to the office of township treasurer, and was
holding that office at his death.
He
was a consecrated Christian for several years, and Jan 25, 1903 he became a
member of the Riley Evangelical church. He was a faithful member of the church,
and held various offices such as trustee and class leader. He was a loving
husband and father. His highest idea was to live in the fear of God.
During
his sickness his sufferings were very severe but he was patient through it all
and was only waiting for the call to go home. He had the blessed assurance that
all was well with his soul and has gone home where sufferings are never known.
He
leaves to mourn his departure a loving wife, one daughter, Mrs. Mary Eagleson
of Gladwin, and two sons, Roy of Detroit and Frank who resides at home.
Funeral
services were held at the Riley Evangelical church Friday, Mar. 12, conducted
by the Rev. Sumner. Gladwin County Record dated 3-18/1915 Column – 5 Page – 4.
EDNA
C. (BERG) FOOR (12 DEC 1917 - 29 MARCH 2000) s/w Wendell A.
Edna
C. Foor, 82, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, March 29, 2000 at Gladwin Pines
Nursing Home after a short illness. Born Dec. 12, 1917 in Gladwin, she was a
lifetime resident of
Surviving
are four daughters, Karolyn and husband Harry Martin of Marion, Barbara and
husband William Doty and Sue and husband James Westfall, all of Gladwin, and
Sandra and husband Philip Smith of
WENDELL ARTHUR FOOR (2 AUG 1916 - 29 APRIL 1999) s/w Edna C.
WENDELL
A. FOOR
Wendell
A. Foor, 82, of Gladwin, died Thursday, April 29, 1999 at the Gladwin Pines Nursing
Home in Gladwin after a short illness. Born Aug. 2, 1916 in Gladwin County, he
was a lifetime resident of Gladwin County. Wendell married the former Edna
Berg, Feb. 6, 1940 in Gladwin. He owned his own farm and was a farmer.
Besides
his wife he is survived by one son, Ed of Gladwin; four daughters, Karolyn and
husband Harry Martin of Marion, Barbara and husband William Doty, and Sue and
husband James Westfall, all of Gladwin; and Sandra and husband Philip Smith of Richmond,
Va.; three sisters, Velda Jakubowski of Harbor Beach, Dorothy Warner of Clare,
and Donna Haines of Gladwin; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. He
was preceded in death by one sister, Verna Shear.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with
Rev. Timothy Verity officiating. Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday at
Hall Funeral Home. Memorial Contributions may be made to Our Savior Lutheran Church
building fund, or the National Kidney Foundation. Gladwin County Record dated
5-5/1999 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ANDREW AMOS FOOTE (3 JAN 1862 - 16 DEC 1938)
ANDREW
FOOTE DIES FRIDAY AT HIS HOME
Andrew Amos Foote was born in Paulding
county,
Surviving him are four children, Noble of
Butman township, Mrs. Dolly Johnson of Detroit, George of Sherman township and
Mrs. Dorothy Geering of Detroit; one brother, Frank, of Toledo, Ohio; two
sisters, Mrs. Isabella Clevinger of Elkhart, Indiana, and Mrs. Eugenia
Wakefield of St. Joseph, Missouri; 18 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, besides other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Sherman
Free Methodist church Monday at 10 a.m., conducted by Rev. Eldon Cumins.
Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-21/1938 Column - 8
Page - 1
CATHARINE
MATILDA (FAUSER) FOOTE (20 SEP 1830 - 1 MAY 1917)
FOOTE---Catherine Matilda Fauser Foote was
born Sept. 20, 1830, in
EFFIE JERUSHA (SCHULER) FOOTE (29 NOV 1868 - 2 MAY 1925) Age 56 years,
Wife of Andrew A. Foote
MRS.
A. A. FOOTE
Effie
Serrusie Foote, wife of A. A. Foote, died Saturday, May 2, at her home in
Sherman township, aged 56 years, five months, and three days. She was born in
Ohio, Nov. 29, 1868, and has been a resident of this county many years.
Funeral
services were held at the F. M. church in Sherman township Monday morning, May
4, by Rev. A . S. Bruff. Burial in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
5-7/1925 Column – 3 Page – 4.
NOBLE D. J. FOOTE (10 AUG 1886 - 8 SEP 1954)
SERVICES
HELD FOR NOBLE FOOTE
Funeral services were held at the Hall Funeral
Home Saturday, Sept. 11 at 2:00 p.m. for Noble Foote, 68, who passed away at
the
He is survived by a son, Andrew of Alger;
one grandchild and one great grandchild; also a brother, George of Gladwin; two
sisters, Mrs. Dolly Johnson of
MARY
(COSTELLO) FORAN (28 NOV 1850 - 30 MAY 1918)
Foran
- On Thursday at 1:30 p.m., May 30, 1918, occurred the death of Mrs. Mary
Foran, an old and highly respected resident of Gladwin, after an illness of
only one week. She is survived by three brothers, 11 children and 26 grandchildren.
The brothers are Thomas Costello of Hartford, Wash., Daniel Costello of
Madawaska, Ont., and William Costello of Renfrew, Ont., who reached Gladwin
Saturday morning, only in time to be present at the burial. All of the children
but three were present at the death of their mother - Michael of Craigville,
Minn., Tom of New Westminister, B.C., who were unable to be reached by
messages, and Mrs. Bert Bentley, who is seriously ill at her home in Saginaw;
those present were Mrs. Joseph Kewley, Mrs. Will Hauber and Mrs. L. DesCormiers
of Chicago, John Foran and Mrs. Fred Sisco of Gladwin and Patrick, Will and
Miss Sara Foran at home. Mary Costello was born in
Contributed
by: Barbara
Note:
Found this obituary online. Not positive if she is buried in
PATRICK H. FORAN (26 APR 1866 – 29 FEB 1944)
P. H. Foran Dies Here Tuesday
Patrick H. Foran, 77, well known Grout township
farmer, died in an ambulance while enroute to the Gladwin Hospital, Tuesday
afternoon. Mr Foran had been in ill health for some time and was being taken to
the Hospital for treatment when his death occurred.
Funeral services will be held at the Sacred Heart
Church here at 10 a. m. Friday with Father K. E. McGinn officiating. Burial will
be in Ridge cemetery. The Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church will say
the Rosary for Mr. Foran at the Hall Funeral Home Thursday at 8 p. m. Mr. Foran
was born in Ontario, Canada, on April 26, 1866, the son of William and Mary
Foran. A bachelor, he had been a resident of this county for more than 50
years.
Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Fred Sisco, Mrs.
Mae Kully, Mrs. DeCormier and Mrs. Cyss Wymann; and two brothers, William Foran
and Tom Foran. Five other brothers and sisters preceded him in death. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-1/1944 Column – 8 Page – 1.
WILLIAM FORAN (ABT. 1841 - 16 APRIL 1890) Age 49 years
Wm.
Foran, a respected citizen of Sage township, was buried last Friday, a large number
of friends gathering at his residence, to pay their last respects. Mr. Foran
was about 50 years of age, and leaves a widow and large family. He came to Sage
township a few years ago, and had commenced to make for himself and family a
comfortable home. Gladwin County Record dated 4-25/1890 Column – 5 Page – 5.
MARJORIE M. (DEMARAY) FORGIE (5 APRIL 1892 - 31 MAY 1930)
MRS. ROBERT FORGIE
Mrs. Robert Forgie died May 31, 1930, of spinal
disease after a long illness at the Wyandotte General hospital. Marjorie
Demaray, daughter of Edwin and Catherine Demaray, was born April 5, 1892, in Sanilac
county, Michigan, and came to Gladwin county in 1923. She was married to Robert
Forgie in 1924 at Taft, California.
Mrs. Forgie is survived by her husband, her son
Jimmie, one brother and five sisters, Duncan Demaray, Mrs. Ethel Hall and Mrs.
Nettie Wesley of Gladwin county; Mrs. Walter Irwin of Bentley; Miss Susie
Demaray of Detroit and Mrs. Walter Delp of Elyria, Ohio. Mrs. Forgie had a
social genial disposition, and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. The
body was brought to Gladwin and services were held at the Sage Evangelical
church Wednesday afternoon, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery.
CHARLES A. FOSTER (25 MAY 1925 - 16 AUG 1998), s/w Dorothy L.
CHARLES
A. FOSTER
Charles
A. Foster, 73, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Aug. 16, 1998 at Gladwin Pines Nursing Home
in Gladwin after a long illness. Born May 25, 1925 in Gladwin, he served in
World War II in the Navy. He lived in Gladwin County 20 years. Charles married
the former Dorothy Donn, Oct. 12, 1946 in Gladwin. He worked for General Motors
Detroit Diesel as a diesel repairman, retiring in
1978
after 30 years. He was also a member of the VFW Post 11256, Oddfellows, and
Eagles
Aerie
#3292.
Besides
his wife he is survived by three sons, Keith of Skandia, Calvin of West Branch,
and Dale and wife Cammie of Gladwin; one daughter, Suzanne Foster of Key West,
Fla.; one niece; one
nephew;
and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by three sisters.
Services
will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday) at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel,
with Rev. Paul Klassen officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin. Graveside services will be under the auspices of VFW Post #11256. Visitation
will be today (Wednesday) noon to 9 p.m.
The
Eagles Aerie 3292 will hold a memorial service this evening (Wednesday). Memorial
contributions can be made to Oak Grove Log Church, VFW Post #11256, or The
Salvation Army. Gladwin County Record dated 8-19/1998 Column – 4 Page – 2.
USA
NAVY WWII
DOROTHY
L. FOSTER (1928 - ?) s/w
Charles A., Together Forever
ELEANOR ANN (BAILEY) FOUCHA (8 JAN 1874 - 8 DEC 1955) Wife, s/w Floyd F.
Funeral
services were held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Mirier Funeral Home for Mrs.
Eleanor Ann Foucha, 81, who died of a cerebralhemorrhage at the Henry Rhodes
home in Beaverton township, Thursday Dec. 8. Eleanor Ann Bailey was born Jan.
8, 1874 in Ontario, Canada. She married Floyd Foucha in 1920 who preceded her
in death in 1952.
She
is survived by one brother, John Bailey of Holly; one stepson, Alfred Foucha of.Detroit,
and several neices and nephews of Gladwin. One son preceded her indeath. She is
a sister of the late Mrs. Sarah J. Powley.
Burial
was in Ridge cemetery with the Rev. Ernest MacDonald officiating. Nephews and
grandnephews were pallbearers. Gladwin County Record dated 12-14/1955 Column –
4 Page – 2.
FLOYD F. FOUCHA (12 SEP 1884 - 23 APRIL 1952) Husband, s/w Eleanor A.
Floyd
Foucha
Floyd
Foucha, 65, died of a heart attack at Receiving Hospital in Detroit on
Wednesday, April 23.
Funeral
services were held in St. Boniface Catholic church in Detroit on Saturday
morning and at the Miner Funeral Home on Monday morning, where the Rev. John
Scott officiated. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery.
Surviving
are his wife, Anna; two sons and one sister also several nieces and nephews
near Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 4-30/1952 Column – 5 Page – 1.
EDWARD EWALD FRANK (2 FEB 1882 – 5 JAN 1936) Father
Edward
Frank, Sherman Township, Dies Sunday
Rev.
Bernard C. Roth held services Wednesday morning, January 8, at the Zion
Lutheran church at Oberln for Edward Frank. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery.
Born
in Poland February 2, 1882 he came to the United States in 1900. He first made
his home at Cleveland, Ohio, and has been a resident of Gladwin county about 20
years. He died Sunday morning January 5, at his home in Sherman township after
an illness of about a week.
His
wife, nine children, six grandchildren and one brother survive him. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-8/1936 Column – 4 Page – 1.
EWALD EDWARD FRANK
(1905 – 16 NOV 1934)
EWALD
EDWARD FRANK
Ewald
Edward Frank, 29 years old, died November 16, 1934, at Lakeside hospital,
Cleveland, Ohio. His wife, two sons, Victor 5, and Larry 4, of Cleveland, and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frank of Gladwin and two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Heard of Detroit
and Mrs. Margaret Byers of Gladwin survive him. Gladwin County Record dated
12-5/1934 Column – 4 Page – 1.
JULIA FRANK (1856 – AUG 1931) Wife
MRS.
ED. FRANK
Mrs.
Ed. Frank of Sherman township died Saturday night at Mercy hospital, Bay City.
Funeral serviceswere held at the Lutheran church at Oberlin Monday afternoon,
followed by burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-27/1931
Column – 3 Page – 1.
FREDERICK ALEXANDER FREIER (9 AUG 1882 - 27 MAY 1955)
F. A. FREIER DEAD AT 72
GLADWIN --- Frederick A. Freier, 72, retired Gladwin
Township farmer died at 1:45 a.m. today at his home after several months
illness. Born Aug. 9, 1882, in Presque Isle County, Mr. Freier was a member of
the Wagarville Methodist Church in Gladwin County.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Verna Freier; one son,
Melvin of Gladwin; five daughters, Mrs. Roseltha Matthews of Capac; Mrs. Alice
Medland and Mrs. Esel Kitchen of Pontiac; Mrs. Marguerite Burke of Beaverton
and Mrs. Geraldine Lidster of Tiffin, Ohio; 20 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Martha Grey of Bay City and three brother.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m., Monday,
from the Wagarville Methodist Church with the Rev. Frank Gardner officiating
assisted by the Rev. George B. White, of the Gladwin Baptist Church. Burial
will be made in the Ridge cemetery Gladwin County.
Friends may call at the Miner Funeral Home in
Gladwin until noon Friday, then at the Freier residence until time of services.
MDN dated 5-26 1955 Page - 4.
GILBERT
L. FREIER (12 SEP 1909 - 12 AUG 1953)
Former Resident Dies Suddenly
Gilbert L. Freier, 43, died suddenly on Wednesday,
August 12. Funeral services were held on
Friday from the Wagarville Methodist church, with the Rev. FrankGardner
officiating. Burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Freier was born in
Hamburg, Michigan, on September 12, 1909. He worked at die setting in a defense
plant.
Surviving are one son, Ronald, with the U. S. Navy;
two daughters, Mrs. Shirley Kennedy and Miss Beverly Freier, both of Pontiac; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freier, of Gladwin township; one brother, Melvin
Freier, of Gladwin township; five sisters, Mrs. Roseltha Matthews of Dryden, Mrs.
Alice Medlin and Mrs. Esel Kitchen, both of Pontiac, Mrs. Marguerite Burke of
St. Clair Shores and Mrs. Geraldine Lidster of Tiffin, Ohio.
Pallbearers were John Wagar, Ron Bellinger, Lorne
Wagar, Victor Edick, John Bellinger and Ross Koontz. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-19/1953 Column – 1 Page – 1.
MARGARET I. (MCGRATH) FREIER (10 JUNE 1918 - 13 FEB 2000)
Beloved
wife, mother and grandmother, Margaret I. Freier was born June 10, 1918 in
Margaret
is survived by her husband; oen son, John (Linda) Freier; two daughters,
Darlene DeMoines (Kip Fritcher), and Hazel (Roger) Heyn; six grandchildren,
Kurt, Karl (Kristine), Dawn (Jack), Trevor, Eric (Corina), and
She
was preceded in death by her parents; stepfather, Walter Martin; and brother,
John McGrath. Margaret was self-employed and operated an adult foster care home
for 20 years. She was a member of the
Our
deepest appreciation and gratitude are extended to her loving caregiver and our
friend, Sharon Fitzpatrick. Cremation has taken place and interment will be in
MELVIN
EDWARD FREIER (3 JAN 1917 - 24 JUNE 2001)
Melvin E.
Freier, Our beloved father, Melvin E. Freier, was born Jan. 3, 1917 in Gladwin
to Vernea Koontz Freier and Frederick Freier. After a lengthy illness, he left
this earth June 24, 2001 to be with our mother, who preceded him in death Feb.
13, 2000. Our parents, Melvin and Margaret, were united in marriage May 9,
1938. They shared 61 years together.
During
their years of marriage, they became the parents of three children, Hazel, John
(Linda), and Dar (Kip). Also surviving are six grandchildren, Kurt, Karl
(Kristine), Dawn (Jack), Trevor (Stacey), Eric (Corina), and Chad; eight
great-grandchildren, Keith, Kaitlyn, Jonathon, Kurt, Kirk, Nathan, Stephanie,
and Cody; sisters, Roseltha Mathews, Esel (Glenn) Kitchen, and Geraldine
(Kenneth) Lidster; sisters-in-law, Thelma Freier Hubbel and Mary (Paul)
Offenbecker; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his
parents; sons-in-law, Kirk DeMoines and Roger Heyn; sisters, Alice Medlen and
Marguerite Burke; brother, Gilbert; brother-in-law, John McGrath; and in-laws,
Walter and Isabel Martin. Dad farmed the family homestead and retired from The Dow
Chemical Company. He had been an avid deer hunter, fisherman, and beekeeper.
Cremation
has taken place and interment will be held in
RONALD FREIER (17 MARCH 1963 - 23 MARCH 1963) Infant son of Ronald &
Evelyn Freier
VERONICA
LACRACIA (KOONTZ) FREIER (2 OCT 1887 - 3 SEP 1970)
RITES
HELD FOR MRS. FREIER, 82
Mrs. Vernea L. Freier, 82, of
LEONARD
G. "SILVER" FRIES (1921 – 7 JULY 1987) m. 6 Jan 1942, s/w
Margaret J.
LEONARD
FRIES
Leonard
G. (Slivers) Fries, 66, of 2942 Youngs Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, July 7, in
the Gladwin Area Hospital after a short illness. Born in Gladwin April 2,1921,
he had spent his lifetime here. He had been a truck driver for Shull Transport
for 24 years. Mr. Fries
was
a member of the Gladwin FOE 3292. Mr. Fries and the former Margaret Fiser were
married Jan. 6,1942, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Gene of Harrison; one daughter; Mrs.
Lonnie Doan of Gladwin; his mother, Mrs. Pearl Wray of Flint; 4 brothers,
Delmar Fries of Arizona, Robert Fries of New Lothrup, William Wray of
Grand
Blanc and Lyle Wray of Clio; 3 sisters, Mrs. Viola Gower of Hope, Mrs. Jeanette
Flores of Saginaw and Mrs. Nancy Edgar of Gladwin; 4 grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Joel Hurley officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. An Eagles
memorial service was held Thursday at 8 p.m. Memorials may be made to the
Cancer Society or Gladwin County Hospice. Gladwin County Record dated 7-15/1987
Column - 2 Page - 2.
MARGARET
J. (FISER) FRIES (1922 - ?) m. 6 Jan 1942, s/w Leonard “Sliver”
ANNA MARIE (BENNETT) FRYE (6 MARCH 1873 - 23 NOV 1959)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. ANNA FRYE
Anna Marie Frye, 86, died Monday at the
Gladwin Nursing Home after an illness of five years. Mrs. Frye was born on
March 6, 1873, in
Survivors include one son, Harold, of
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday
at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. E. Fogelsonger officiating and
burial will be in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-24/1959 Column
- 7 Page – 1
BRIAN JERRY FRYE (6 MAY 1944 - 2 SEP 1945) s/w Natalie
Bury
Accident Victim Here
Brian
Jerry Frye, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frye died Tuesday from
injuries receivedin an accident, at the home of his parents in Plymouth.He was
born in Northville, on May 6, 1944, and leaves to mourn besides his parents,one
sister, VaLois and a brother Marvin; three grandparents, Mrs M. F. Frye and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm H. Shell of Gladwin.
Other
relatives are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shell, Mr. and Mrs. Iris Greer and Donald
Shell, of Gladwin; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Frye, of Lansing; and Edith Edick and Bonnie
Shell in the service; all are aunts and uncles.
Burial
took place in the Ridge cemetery in Gladwin, following funeral services held at
Northville, on Thursday, September 6. Gladwin County Record dated 9-12/1945
Column – 3 Page – 1.
HAZEL LEAH (SHELL) FRYE (25 DEC 1914 - 12 DEC 2000) Mom
Hazel
L. Frye, 85, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2000 at
Surviving
are four sons, Marvin and wife Pat, Rodney and wife Gerry, and Gregory and wife
Kim, all of Gladwin, and Elton and wife Linda of Beaverton; two daughters,
VaLois and husband Irving Burns of Gladwin and Vana and husband Joseph Haley of
Birch Run; one brother, Donald Shell of Gladwin; 18 grandchildren; and 36
great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two children, Natalie Gaynor
and B. Jerry Frye; two sisters, Valda Greer and Verona Bonnie Ault; and one
brother, Grant Shell. Services were held Friday at the Sisson Funeral Home with
the Rev. Mary Schuetz officiating. Burial was in
MELVIN FREDERICK FRYE (31 MARCH 1871 - 6 SEP 1943)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR M. F. FRYE
Funeral services for Melvin F. Frye were
held at the Hall Funeral Parlors, Thursday, September 9, conducted by Rev. L.
D. Richmond. Melvin Frederick Frye was born in Calhoun county,
Mr. and Mrs. Frye lived near
He is survived by his widow; four children;
one brother, Bert Frye of Bristol, Ind.; on e sister, Mrs. B. R. Miller of Iron
Mountain, Michigan; twelve grandchildren, four great grandchildren and many
other relatives and friends. Those attending the funeral from out of town
except the immediated family were Bert Frye of Bristol, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs.
Berniece Frye and daughter of Sturgis; Mrs. Julia Spooner of Muskegon; Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Miller, Mr. Elias Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Bennett, Mrs. Wayne Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Smith, Emil Johnson and
daughter of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shell of Detroit, Mr and Mrs. Edison
Shepherd of Midland, Mrs. Gilbert Albee and sons, Mrs. Robert Shell and Tresa
Shell of Bay City. Interment was in the
NATALIE GAYNOR FRYE (31 DEC 1941 - 10 MAY 1942) s/w B. Jerry
LOUISA CATHARINE LYONS FULKS (1 MAY 1852
- 14 SEP 1915)
Fulks.
— Mrs. Louise Catharine Fulks was born in Riehland county, Ohio, May 11, 1852,
and departed this life at her home in Gladwin county, Mich., Sept. 14, 1915,
aged 63 years, 4 months, and 3 days.
At
the age of 2 years she came to Williams county, Ohio, with her parents and
settled on a farm near Alvordton, Ohio, living there until she was united in marriage
to William H. Fulks, Dec. 26, 1874. To this union was born five children—four sons
and one daughter. Their son, James Arthur Fulks was born Oct. 20, 1879, and
preceded to the spirit land Feb. 14, 1883. The surviving children are Mrs.
Susan Zelley Clark of Gladwin county, Mich., George H. Fulks, of Waldron,
Mich., David E. Fulks of Gladwin county and Charles E. Fulks of Lansing.
At
the beginning of Mrs. Fulks life she united with the U. B. church. She trusted
in her Savior and was ready and willing to go. During her sickness she often
expressed her desire for her Savior to come and take her home. She was a
devoted wife and kind mother and neighbor, having a pleasant word for everyone,
and will be greatly missed. She leaves to mourn her loss her four children and 11
grandchildren, two brothers, two sisters and a host of friends. Gladwin County
Record dated 9-23/1915 Column – 6 Page – 1.
G'S
MICHAEL
J. GALLAGHER (11 DEC 1941 - 24 NOV 2002)
A2C
CARL
F. GARBER (13 JULY 1895 - 7 MARCH 1981) s/w Carrie C.
CARL
GARBER
Carl
F. Garber, 85, of 2869 West Weber Rd., Gladwin, died Saturday, March 7, in the
Bay Medical Center. Born in Henry County, Ohio, on July 13, 1895, he came to Gladwin
County in 1909. Mr. Garber was a Gladwin County Road Commissioner for 18 years
and worked as a foreman for seven years. He also farmed and was a brick mason.
He was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church. Mr. Garber and the former Carrie
Greer were married November 5, 1916. She preceded him in death February 1, 1961.
Surviving
are 3 sons, Leslie and Ronald of Gladwin and Laurence of Troy; 2 daughters,
Mrs. Leo (Marilyn) Atkinson of Clio and Mrs. John (Geneva) Bellinger of
Gladwin; one sister, Clara Brandt of Deshler, Ohio; 11 grandchildren and 13 great
grandchildren.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert
Biermann officiated and burial was in the RidgeCemetery. Arrangements were in
charge of the Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 3-11/1981
Column – 4 Page – 2.
CAROLYN M. (COLBERG) GARBER (14 MARCH 1929 - 15 APRIL 1996) s/w Leslie
CAROLYN
M. GARBER
Carolyn
M. Garber, 67, of Gladwin died Monday, April 15, 1996 at MidMichigan Regional
Medical Center - Gladwin following a long Illness. Born March 14, 1929 in Bay City,
she resided in Gladwin since 1946. Mrs. Garber had been employed by Palmer's
Grocery and Ray's Grocery in Gladwin as a store clerk until retiring In 1976.
She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Gladwin.
The
former Carolyn Colberg married Leslie Garber July 27, 1946 In Gladwin. Besides
her husband, she is survived by one son, Richard and wife Theresa of Gladwin; 2
daughters, Virginia and husband Chris Dargis of Prudenvllle, and Leslie and
husband Donald Vrabel of Andrews Air Force Base, Md.; her mother, Ellen Suitor
of Gladwin; one brother, Ormey Colberg of Bay City; one sister, Margaret Varcia
of Bay City; 5 grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. She was preceded in death
by a son, Robert in 1949 and a sister, Ruth Dummeldinger in 1978.
Services
will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 18 from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
chapel. The Rev. Timothy Verity will officiate and burial will follow in Ridge
Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today (Wednesday) from noon to 9
p.m. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to
the Hospice of Gladwin Area. Gladwin County Record dated 4-17/1996 Column – 1
Page – 7.
CARRIE C. (GREER) GARBER (6 DEC 1897 - 1 FEB 1961) s/w Carl F.
Rites
Held for Mrs. Carl Garber
Funeral
services were held Friday at 2 p. m. at St.Paul’s Lutheran Church for Mrs.
Carrie Garber, 63, who died Wednesday, following a one year illness. The Rev.
William Hassold officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. A lifetime
resident of Gladwin County, the former Miss Carrie Greer was born on Dec. 6,
1897, in Gladwin Township. She was married to Carl Garber on Nov. 5, 1916, in
Gladwin.
Survivors
include her husband, Carl; three sons, Leslie, and Ronald, of Gladwin, and Lawrence,
of Tucson, Ariz.; two daughters, Mrs. Geneva Bellinger, of Gladwin, and Mrs.
Marilyn Atkinson, of Clio; two sisters, Mrs. Maude Anderson, of Gladwin and Mrs.
Freda Brandt of Flint; a brother, Elmer Greer, of Flint; and 10 grandchildren.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-8/1961 Column – 2 Page – 1.
JENNETTA GARBER (5 MAY 1919 - 26 OCT 1920) Daughter of Carl & Carrie
LESLIE C. GARBER (11 APRIL 1921 - 5 AUG 2004) s/w Carolyn M.
Leslie Garber, age
83, of Gladwin, passed away on August 5,
2004 at Kings Nursing Center in Houghton Lake, Michigan after a long illness.He
spent his whole life in Gladwin county.
Leslie was born on April 11, 1921 to Carl and Carrie (Greer) Garber in
Bay City, Michigan. He served in the Army during WWII. He was a member of Our Savior Lutheran
Church, Gladwin. He married the late Carolyn (Colberg) on July 27, 1946 in
Gladwin. She predeceased him in 1996.
Surviving him
are son, Richard (Theresa) Garber of Florida, Michigan ; daughters, Virginia
(Chris) Dargis of Prudenville; Leslie (Donald) Vrabel of F.E. Warren Air Force
Base,Cheyan, WY; 5 grandchildren and 3 Great-grandchildren; brother, Ron
(Thelma) Garber of Gladwin; sisters, Genieva Bellinger of Gladwin; Marlyn (Leo)
Atkinson of West Olive; brother, Lawrence ( Barbara) Garber; and several nieces
and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife; parents; son Robert Garber;
brother-in-law, John Bellinger.
Funeral
services were held on August 9, 2004 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev.
Timothy Verity officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Memorial
contributions may be made to the family. Gladwin County Record
ARCHIBALD
W. GARBET (? - 27 MARCH 1907) Aged 66 years, 10 months &14 days,
Husband
CLIFFORD GARBET (20 APRIL 1906 - 12 JUNE 1906)
Report comes that Dexter Garbet's infant son died
the 12th inst., from pneumonia, or the effects of the whooping cough, and
Cecil, the next youngest child, has inflammation of the lungs. Gladwin County
Record dated 6-21/1906 Column – 3 Page – 8.
DEXTER GARBET (30 NOV 1864 – 10 JAN 1938) m. 1 Aug 1887, s/w Mary Monroe
Dexter
Garbet, Pioneer Resident Dies Monday
Funeral
services were held this afternoon at one o'clock at the L.D.S. church for
Dexter Garbet followed by burial at the Ridge cemetery. He was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry Garbet, former residents of Gladwin, and was born November
30, 1864, in Chatham, Ontario, and is the eldest of six children and the only
survivor. He married Mary Monroe August 1, 1887.
A
few years later they came to Gladwin and have been residents of this county 46 years.
They celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary August 1 with a picnic in
Gladwin State park.
They
lived on a farm in Gladwin township until they retired a few years ago and
moved to their present home in Riverside addition. He died Monday, January 10,
of the effects of a stroke which he suffered December 10, 1937.
Mrs.
Garbet survives him with three sons and three daughters. Percy Garbet of
Detroit. Russel and Cecil Garbet of Flint, Mrs. May Reigle of Flushing, Mrs.
Ida .Middleton of Otisville and Mrs. Maude Ayre of Gladwin, 20 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 1-12/1938 Column – 8
Page – 1.
MARGRET GARBET (? - 26 NOV 1883) Aged 12 years & 6 months
MARY (MONROE) GARBET (21 MARCH 1868 – 24 MAY 1942) m. 1 Aug 1887, s/w
Dexter
Services
Held For Mrs. Mary Garbet
Mrs
Mary Garbet died Thursday, May 24st at the home her daughter, Mrs. May Reigle
of
Flushing.
Mrs. Garbet was born March 21, 1868 in Canada and was one of the early pioneers
of this county, coming here in 1891. Her husband preceded her in death in
January 10, 1938 and of late Mrs. Garbet has been living with her children.
Surviving
are three sons, Percy of Detroit, Russell and Cecil of Flint, three daughters,
Mrs. Maude Ayre of Gladwin, Mrs. May Reigle of Flushing and , Mrs. Ida
Middleton of Flint, 20 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren besides other
relatives and friends.
Prayer
services were held at the home of Mrs. Maude Ayre at 1:30 p. m. Sunday,
followed by services at the Gladwin L. D. S. Church at 2 p. m. Elder Floyd Burt
officiated and burial was made in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
5-27/1942 Column – 5 Page – 1.
MARY I. GARBET (1851 - 25 APRIL 1917)
GARBET---Mrs. W. H. Garbet died at her home
in
WILLIAM
HENRY GARBET (25 AUG 1842 – 8 MAR 1923)
William Garbet departed this life March 8, 1923, at
the age of 80 years, 6 months and 13 days, at the home of his son, Dexter
Garbet, Gladwin township, where he had made his home the past four years.
William Garbet was born August 25, 1842, at Napanee, Canada and was united in
marriage to Miss Urena Lake in 1862, who departed this life in 1888. To this
union were born eight children, six of whom survive with 21 grandchildren and
16 great grandchildren. After her death he married Miss Mary Walker in,
Lindsay, Canada, in 1889, who departed this life April 25, 1917, at Beaverton.
Mr. Garbet came to Gladwin county in 1890 where he
has since been a resident. He united with the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ, Latter Day Saints in 1887 and has since been a faithful member. He
departed this life in peace and has gone to the paradise of God, there to await
the morning of the first resurrection.
Services were conducted by Elder Geo. Bailey of
Beaverton, Sunday, at 10 o'clock at. L .D. S. church in Gladwin. Burial in
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-15/1923 Column – 4 Page – 5.
GEORGE
GARDEN (23 NOV 1866 - 20 MARCH 1901)
GODFREY
GARDEN (5 MARCH 1872 - 18 SEP 1953)
LYLE B. GARY (31 OCT 1943 – 03 JULY 2006)
Midland Daily News (MI)-July 5, 2006
Lyle B. Gary, 62, of Gladwin, died Monday, July 3, 2006, at the
He was born on Oct. 31, 1943, in Gladwin, to Kenneth and Jean (Nestell) Gary.
He had been a factory worker for General Motors - Saginaw Steering Gear for 31
years, retiring in 1995. He was a lifetime resident of
Gary is survived by his wife, Shari Gary of Gladwin; his sons, Troy Gary of
Gladwin and Todd Gary of Gladwin; his grandsons, Alec and Ethan; his daughter,
Deborah and Lindsey Semple of Gillette, Wyo.; his sister, Carol and Bill Clarke
of Gladwin; his mother, Jean Gary of Gladwin; his mother-in-law and
father-in-law, George and Evelyn Pickard of Gladwin; and several nieces and
nephews. He was predeceased by his daughter, Denise on Feb. 14, 1967; and his
father, Ken in 2005.
Funeral services will be held Friday, July 7, 2006, 11 a.m. at the Hall Funeral
Home,
CLARENCE W. GAUPILL
(11 MAY 1899 - 30 JUNE 1947)
Clarence
Goupill Dies Suddenly
Clarence
Goupill, 48, died suddenly on Monday afternoon while being taken to the
hospital, after
suffering
a stroke earlier in the day. Mr. Goupill, who has lived here for the past seven
years, was better known in this, vicinity as "Bud" Goupill, and was
employed at Charlie's Place in Gladwin. He was born in Battle Creek on May 11,
1899 and was married to Miss Mildred Smale in 1930. They made their home in
Detroit until the time when they moved to Gladwin.
Surviving
besides his wife, are two brothers, Frederick, of Detroit and Harry, of
Gladwin; two sisters, Alice, of Toledo, Ohio and Catherine, of Milan.
Funeral
services will be held on Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
Church, with
the
Rev. Fr. K. E. McGinn officiating. A Rosary will be read at the Hall Funeral
Home on Thursday
evening
at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in the Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 7-2/1947 Column – 5 Page – 1
CARL H. GELDBACH (12 JUNE 1898 – 13 NOV 1969) s/w Emma
Rites
Held Here for Florida Man
Carl
H. Geldbach, 71, of Zephyrhills, Fla., died Thursday, Nov. 13, after an illness
of several years. Born in Rhadern, Germany, on June 12, 1898, he was retired from
an electrical appliance firm in Detroit. Mr. Geldbach lived in Detroit for 85
years before moving to Florida in 1958. He spent several summers in Gladwin
County.
Besides
his wife, Emma, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Brunhilde Orthner, of
Madeira Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Eleanore Renas, of Westland; one brother, Willie,
of Rhadern, Germany;
three
sisters, Mrs. Amelia Beyll, of Linwood, Calif., and Mrs. Rita Otte, and Mrs.
Luise Romerskircher, of Dusseldorf, Germany.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 11 a. m. from the Miner-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Winston
Decker officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-19/1969 Column – 5 Page – 2.
EMMA (VOELKEL) GELDBACH (1 OCT 1899 – 25 JUNE 1991) s/w Carl
EMMA
GELDBACH
Emma
V. Geldbach, 91, of Clearwater, Fla. and formerly of Gladwin, died Tuesday,
June 25,
1991,
in Florida after a long illness. Born in Germany, Oct. 1, 1899, she had spent
the last 30 years in Florida and summered in Gladwin. The former Emma Voelkel,
she was married to Carl Geldbach in Germany on Oct. 29, 1922. He preceded her
in death in 1969.
Surviving
are 2 daughters, Brunhilde Orthner of Madeira Beach, Fla. and Eleanore Renas of
Westland; 7 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A sister, Margaret
Voelkel, preceded her in death.
Rites
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Ridge Cemetery with the Rev. Pat Clarey
officiating.
Arrangements
were in charge of the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated
7-3/1991 Column – 3 Page – 2.
CARL W. GERMAN (17 AUG 1919 - 21 SEP 1990)
CARL
GERMAN
Carl
W. German, 71 of Gladwin, died Friday, Sept. 21, 1990, at his home after a long
bout with cancer. Born in Detroit, Aug. 17, 1919, he moved to Gladwin County in
1979. Mr. German spent his winters in Florida. He was a retired plant
superintendent and a veteran of World War II. Mr. German and the former Eleanor
(Ruth) Doede were married June 14, 1947, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Douglas and Rodney of Sterling Heights; one
sister,
Geraldine
Tomchuck of Scottsdale, Ariz.; one brother, Gordon Dennings of Swartz Creek;
and 4 grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Joel
Hurley
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
9-26/1990 Column – 2 Page – 2.
SSGT
US ARMY WWII
ELEANOR
RUTH (DOEDE) GERMAN (8 FEB 1922 - 14 JUNE 1994)
ELEANOR RUTH GERMAN
Eleanor Ruth German, 72, of Gladwin, died Tuesday,
June 14, at her home. Born Feb. 8, 1922 in Gladwin, she returned to the area in
1979. The former Eleanor Doede, she married Carl German in Gladwin on June 14.
1947. He died Sept. 21, 1990.
Survivors include 2 sons, Douglas and Rodney, both
of Sterling Heights; 3 sisters, Marian Campbell of Waterford, and Doris Friesen
of Troy, and Margie Barshun of Northville.; and 4 grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by 2 brothers.
Rites were held Saturday, June 18, at 11 a.m. from
Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert
Marshall officiated, and burial was held in Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-29/1994 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ALBERT
GILBERT (2 JULY 1911 - 15 AUG 1981)
Albert
Gilbert, 70, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hinton of
ELAINE
WINNIFRED (WHITE) GILBERT (14 OCT 1915 – 4 OCT 1989) s/w Albert
ELAINE
GILBERT
Elaine
W. Gilbert, 73, of the Greenbrier Nursing Home, Sterling, died Wednesday, Oct.
4, 1989. Born in Gladwin, Oct. 14, 1915, she lived in Flint from 1935 to 1946, when
she returned to Gladwin County. She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church.
The former Elaine White, she was married to Albert Gilbert, Jan. 16,1937. He
preceded her in death Aug. 14, 1981.
Surviving
are 2 sisters, Lydia Ruttan of Sterling and Mildred Foor of Gladwin; and a
sister-in-law Mildred Cartier. She was preceded in death by 3 sisters and a
brother.
Rites
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Donald Potter officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-11/1989 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ETHEL M. (WHITE) GLAZIER (14 OCT 1896 - 20 AUG 1970)
GLADWIN --- Funeral service will be held at 1 p.m.
Monday at the Beaverton Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Ethel M. Glazier, 73, of
1256 Pratt Lake Road, Gladwin. She died Thursday at Midland Hospital. Mrs.
Glazier was born October 14, 1896, in Toronto, Canada, and had lived in Gladwin
for the last 12 years. She had been a nurse.
Surviving her are one sons, Donald Glazier of
Memphis, Tenn.; one daughter, Mrs. Shirley Schaffer of Gladwin; one brother,
William A. White of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; and seven grandchildren. MDN dated
8-22-1970 Page – 3.
Rev. Roger J. Brown will conduct the services, and
burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the Miner-Matthew Funeral
Home in Gladwin.
DAVID GLENDENING (16 APRIL 1866 - 27 AUG 1925)
David
Glendenning, who died at his farm home at Hockaday, Aug. 27, 1925, aged 59
years, 4 months and 11 days, was born in the town of
He
is survived by his sister, Mrs. Mary J. Brown, who was his housekeeper for
several years. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 P.M. at the Wagarville M.
E. church, conducted by Rev. Charles Peterson. Burial took place in the Ridge
cemetery.
The
following from out of the county were among those in attendance: Mr. and Mrs.
D. V. Bow, Saginaw; Mr. and Mrs. Colon Brown, Roscommon; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beadle
and son Jack, Yale; Mrs. Fred Beadle, Melvin; Frank Beadle, St. Clair; Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Putnam and son and daughter, Essexville; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shell,
three sons and one daughter, and Carl Shell, Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. Amandus
Soldan and sons; William Anderson, Gideon Anderson and Mrs. R. E. Foote, Flint.
Gladwin County Record dated 09-03/1925 Column - 5 Page - 4
MARTHA E. (SHARP) GLENDENING (30 OCT 1862 - 13 JUNE 1918)
Martha
E. Glendenning died at her home in Gladwin June 13, 1918, at 4:45 P.M.
Martha
E. Sharp was born Oct. 30, 1862 at Galen,
ELSIE
M. (WOUDSTRA) GOLDEN (1941 - ?) s/w Rudy L.
EUGENE EVART GOLDEN (6 AUG 1902 – 29 DEC 1981) s/w Lillie L.
EUGENE
E. GOLDEN
Eugene
E. Golden, 79, of 1011 Wirtz Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 29, in the
Gladwin Area Hospital following a long illness. Born in Indiana on August 6,
1902, he came to Gladwin County in 1906. Mr. Golden was a retired mason tender
in construction. He was married to the former Lillie Searfoss on August 6,
1925.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Rudy of Gladwin; 4 daughters, Mrs. Walter
(Catherine) Sasse of Midland, Mrs. Charles (Selena) Sasse of Gladwin, Mrs.
Floyd (Fay) Roebuck of Birch Run and Mrs. Alan (Norma) Shirkey of Gladwin; 24
grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. One son, Robert, precededhim in death
in 1946. Services were held Saturday at 1 p.m.from the Hall Funeral Home,
Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Gasche officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery.
LILLIAN LORETTA “LILLIE” (SEARFOSS) GOLDEN (11 JULY 1907 – 18 JUNE 1995) s/w
Eugene E.
LILLIE
L. GOLDEN
Lillie
L. Golden, 87, of Gladwin, died Sunday, June 18, 1995 at her home following a
long Illness. Born July 11, 1907 in Henry, Ohio, she resided in Gladwin since
she was 2 years old. The former Lillie Searfoss married Eugene Golden Aug. 6,
1925 in Gladwin and he preceded her in death Dec. 29, 1981.
Surviving
are one son, Rudy and wife Elsie of Gladwin; 3 daughters, Katherine Sasse of Midland,
Selena Sasse of Midland, and Fay and husband Floyd Roebuck of Birch Run; 25
grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren; and 6 great-great-grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by a son, Robert; a daughter, Norma Jean Shirkey April 5,
1985 and a grandson, Michael Sasse.
Services
will be held at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
chapel with the Rev. Jerry Gasche officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider
memorials to be used according to the wishes of the family. Gladwin County
Record dated 6-21/1995 Column – 2 Page – 6.
ROBERT CECIL GOLDEN (9 APR 1946 – 15 APR 1946)
Services Held for Infant Son
Funeral services were held on Thursday afternoon,
April 18, at 2 o'clock at the Hall Funeral Home, for Robert Cecil Golden, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Golden, of Secord township. Burial took place in
Ridge cemetery, with Rev. Henry Campbell officiating.
Robert Cecil was born on April 9, 1946 and died on
April,15. He had been in ill health since birth.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Golden;
four sisters, Selena Mae; Faye Alice and Norma Jean, at home, and Mrs. Catherine
Sasse, of Sanford; one brother, Rudy Lee, at home; and many other relatives.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-24/1946 Column – 3 Page – 1.
RUDY LEE GOLDEN (9 JUNE 1938 – 20 OCT 1998) s/w Elsie M.
RUDY
L. GOLDEN
Rudy
L. Golden, 60, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1998 at home after a long
illness. Mr. Golden was born June 9, 1938 in Gladwin. He was a repairman,
retiring in 1997 after 20 years from Wolverine Camper. He was a lifetime
resident of the county. He married Elsie Woudstra June 11, 1960 in Gladwin.
He
is survived by his wife; three daughters, Patricia and husband Ronald
Farnsworth of Gladwin, Kimberly and husband Wayne Younglove of New Boston, and
Connie and husband Bruce Brown of Gladwin; three sons, Eugene and wife Ann
Golden of Gladwin, Kenneth Golden of Gladwin, Robert Golden and fiancé Michelle
Burke of Gladwin; eight grandchildren, Ronald, Timothy and Keri Farnsworth, David
and Melissa Detzler, Jason and Justin Golden, and Travis Markley; and three
sisters, Katherine Sasse of Midland, Selena Sasse of Sanford and Fay Roebuck of
Birch Run.
He
was preceded in death by his sister Normal Jean Shirkey April 5, 1985 and his
brother Robert Golden who died as an infant, and by his parents, Eugene and
Lillie (Searfoss) Golden.
Funeral
services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin
with the Rev. Timothy Verity officiating. Burial will take place in Ridge
Cemetery in Gladwin. The family received visitors from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and will
receive visitors from 12 to 9 p.m. today (Wednesday). Gladwin County Record
dated 10-21/1998 Column – 5 Page – 2.
MICHELLE ANGEL GOODENOW (6 MARCH 1991 - 6 MARCH 1991) Age 1 hour &
52 minutes
MICHELLE
GOODENOW
Michelle
Angel Goodenow, infant daughter of Charles and Denise (Mathews) Goodenow, died
March 6, 1991, at Saginaw General Hospital. She was born on March 6, 1991, in
Saginaw.
Besides
her parents, she is survived by 2 sisters, Rebecca and Kathryn, both at home;
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews of Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodenow
of Reed City, great grandparents, Elsie Nash of Gladwin and Merl and Cora
Goodenow of Clare.
Rites
were held March 13, at 11 a.m. from Stocking Funeral Home, Harrison. The Rev.
George Coon officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-20/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ADALEEN JOY (RANGLER) GOULD (1920 - 2 JULY 1973)
Addaleen
J. Gould, 53, of Harbor Springs, died Monday, July 2, at
Surviving
are one sister, Mrs. Mae Sherman of Gladwin, and one brother William Rangler of
Tecumseh; and grandmother, Mrs. Lily Goheen of
ALBERT W. GOULD, JR (1888 - 1955)
AMANDA JANE (WOOD) GOULD (8 MAR 1897 – 17 NOV 1918)
AMANDA
J. GOULD --- Amanda J. Gould, wife of Albert Gould, was born March 8, 1897, in
Gladwin county, Michigan, and died at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Wood of Gladwin, Nov. 17, 1918, with influenza, followed by pneumonia,
aged 21 years, 8months and 9 days. She was united in marriage to Albert Gould
Dec. 24,1915. Since then they have resided in Gladwin.
She
leaves to mourn her lossher husband, Albert Gould, father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. George Wood, one brother, Herbert, and two sisters, Myrtle and Mae, all of
Gladwin, besIdes many relatives and friends. The funeral services were held at
her home on Tuesday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. H. Cornelius. Burial in
the Ridge cemetery.
AMANDA
JANE (WOOD) GOULD (08 MARCH 1897 - 17
NOV 1918)
AMANDA J. GOULD --- Amanda J. Gould, wife of
Albert Gould, was born March 8, 1897, in Gladwin county,
She leaves to mourn her loss her husband,
Albert Gould, father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Wood, one brother, Herbert,
and two sisters, Myrtle and Mae, all of Gladwin, besides many relatives and
friends. The funeral services were held at her home on Tuesday at 10 o'clock
conducted by Rev. J. H. Cornelius. Burial in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-21/1918 Column - 4 Page – 4
MELLA
(HORNER) REIGLE-GOULD (1886 – 4 MAY 1964)
Former
Resident Buried Here.
Mrs.
Mella Gould, 78, died Monday at McLaren General Hospital, in Flint. The former
Mella Horner was married to Ervin Reigle, who died many years ago and was later
married to Albert Gould, who also preceded her in death. She moved to Flint
from Gladwin in 1918. She was a charter member of the Lincoln Park Methodist Church
in Flint, the W.S.C.S. and Carmen W.C.T.U.
Surviving
her is a son, L. Z. Reigle, of Flint; a daughter, Miss Addaleen Joy Gould, of Flint;
one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held today
(Wednesday) at 1 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Methodist Church with the Rev. John
Lowell officiating. Burial was in Ridge
Cemetery,
Gladwin County, at 4 p.m. Gladwin County Record dated 5-6/1964 Column – 4 Page
– 3.
CLARENCE W. GOUPILL (1
MAY 1899 – 30 JUNE 1947)
Clarence
Goupill
Dies
Suddenly
Clarence
Goupill, 48, died suddenly on Monday afternoon while being taken to the
hospital, after
suffering
a stroke earlier in the day.
Mr.
Goupill, who has lived here for the past seven years, was better known in this,
vicinity as "Bud" Goupill, and was employed at Charlie's Place in
Gladwin. He was born in Battle Creek on May 11, 1899 and was married to Miss Mildred
Smale in 1930. They made their home in Detroit until the time when they moved
to Gladwin.
Surviving
besides his wife, are two brothers, Frederick, of Detroit and Harry, of
Gladwin; two sisters, Alice, of Toledo, Ohio and Catherine, of Milan.
Funeral
services will be held on Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
Church, with
the
Rev. Fr. K. E. McGinn officiating. A Rosary will be read at the Hall Funeral
Home on Thursday
evening
at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in the Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 7-2/1947 Column – 5 Page – 1.
CHARLES
FRANCIS GOWER (12 DEC 1891 - 10 APRIL 1935)
HOLD
SERVICES FOR C. F. GOWER SATURDAY
Funeral services were held at the Methodist
church at Gladwin for Charles Francis Gower Saturday, April 13, at 2 p.m.,
conducte by Rev. Grant L. Jordan. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Gower a son
of Ernest C. Gower, was born in Sage township, Gladwin county, December 12,
1891. He was married to Miss Stella Ritenburg at Pewamo. He died April 10 of
lobar pneumonia at his home in Sage townshiip after an illnes of eight days.
He is survived by his wife, three children,
Sarah Jane, Ernest and Gladys, his father, Ernest C. Gower, register of deeds,
a sister, Mrs. Edna Pashby of Gladwin, four brothers, George Gower of
Pinconning, Howard Gower of Onaway
C.C.C. camp, and Fred and Floyd Gower of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated
04-17/1935 Column - 5 Page - 1
ERNEST
C. GOWER (14 MAY 1864 - 24 FEB 1943)
SERVICES
FRIDAY FOR E. C. GOWER
Ernest
C. Gower, pioneer Gladwin county resident and former
Mr. Gower was one of the county's most
respected and best-loved pioneers. During his more than 40 years of residence
here he served in many township and county offices. He was Register of Deeds of
the county for 16 years, retiring from the office in 1940. A native of Sage
township, he served as clerk of his township for many years. During the first
World War he was chairman of the
He was born in
He was married to Miss Henrietta Middleton,
of Gladwin, and they were the parents of nine children, fived of whom are
living. Mrs. Gower died in May of 1934. Surviving are four sons, George Gower,
of
Mr. Gower was an accomplished poet and prior
to his death he asked that The Record print this poem of his own composition
along with his obituary.
If I can have It said of me
When ended is my time of toil
That I have fought to helpful be
And have not labored just for spoil
I'll greet deaths angel with a smile
And take his hand and journey on
Believing that I've been worth wile
I still have live, although I'm gone.
If friends of mine can only say
That I was faithful to them all;
That I had time for them each day
And answered every piteous call
For help, that fell upon mine ears
And stretched my hand out, here and there
I shall not when death's form appears,
Hold back, afraid with him to fare.
If it can just be said of me
That I have borne my burdens well
That good in folks I've tried to see
That good in men I've tried to tell
That I have faced my time of strife,
With patience, and have been your friend,
That helpfully I've lived my life
I shall not fear to face the end---
If I can strew along my way
The roses of remembrances sweet
Can leave a few friends here to say
That I have cheered them in defeat
If I can leave in your own heart O
One trace of me when I am gone
When from this life I shall depart
I shall not fear to journey on.
Gladwin
County Record dated 03-03/1943 Column 2 Page - 1 & continued Column - 1
Page - 8
FLOYD
R. GOWER (20 JULY 1915 - 11 MAY 1985) s/w Viola M.
Floyd
Gower, 69, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 4 sons,
Ronald and Richard of Gladwin, Jerald of Beaverton and Delmar of Sanford; one
daughter, Mrs. Francis (Sue) Pagel of Kawkawlin; one sister, Mrs. Peggy Pashby
of Clio; one brother, Fred of Birch Run; 15 grandchildren and 2 great
grandchildren. A memorial service will be held later at the Sisson-Mathews
Funeral Home.
HENRIETTA (MIDDLETON) GOWER (DEC 1872 - 15 MAY 1934)
MRS.
ERNEST GOWER DIES SUDDENLY AT
A happy marriage that lasted for over 45
years was broken Monday with the sudden death of Mrs. Ernest C. Gower in the
Bay City Mercy hospital. Mrs. Gower had been sick for just a week, and had been
in the hospital since Friday. Her death came suddenly and unexpectedly Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Gower was born in December, 1872, at Edenville. Her maiden name
was Henrietta Middleton, April 28, 1889, she married Ernest C. Gower.
Nine children were born, six of whom still
survive. Those who are still living are Charles, Howard, Fred and Floyd, all of
Sage township; George, of Bay county; and Mrs. Edna Pashby of Grand Blanc. The
three who have died were Amy, Sarah and an infant baby boy.
The entire life of Mrs. Gower had been spent
in this region. A home loving woman, she had belonged to no organization,
preferring to spend her time looking after her family and household. The
funeral will be held at the home at 1 p.m Thursday (tomorrow), followed by
services at the M. E. church at 2 p.m. The Rev. L. M. Whitney will officiate. Burial
will be in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 05-17/1934 Column - 4
Page - 1
VIOLA
M. (FRIES) GOWER (1917 - ?) s/w Floyd R.
ESTHER
ALLIS GRAPENTINE (19 DEC 1925 – 29 JULY 1933)
AUTO FATALLY INJURES CHILD
Esther Grapentine Dies at Saginaw Hospital Saturday Night,
Esther, seven year old daughter of William Grapentine, living three miles east
of town on M-61, died Saturday afternoon from the effects of injuries caused by
being struck by a truck owned by Peter Plantus, and driven by his son, Nick
Plantus, 18, when she ran from the driveway at the Homer Rodman farm in front of
the truck. The dust caused by a car coming from the west obstructed the view of
both the child and
driver.
Esther was on her way home from the Rodman home,
where she had gone to arrange for a ride to town when the tragedy occurred. She
was tenderly carried to the Rodman home, her father notified and Dr. Coulter
summoned. He immediately ordered her removed to a hospital so that every care
could be given her. She was rushed to the Saginaw General hospital by her
father and Nick Plantus. She died a short time after reaching there.
Esther, dearly beloved by all who knew her, was born
on Dec. 19, 1925. She is survived by her father, William Grapentine, three
sisters, Mrs. Marie Schmidt of Pinconning, Frieda and Ruth, at home, and two
brothers, William and Charles. Her mother died only a few weeks ago, June 25.
Services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Round
Lake Baptist church, conducted by Rev. P. F. Schilling, followed by burial at
the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-3/1933 Column – 6 Page – 1.
LYDIA GRAPENTINE (1893 – 25 JUNE 1933)
Our
community was shocked to hear of the death of Mrs. William Grapentine Sunday.
They were former residents of our community and the deceased as highly esteemed
by those who knew her. We wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-29/1933 Column - 1 Page - 3.
MICHAEL GRAPENTINE (12 SEP 1841 - 28 NOV 1924)
Michael
Grapetine died Nov. 28, 1924, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. Riennas, at
OTTALIE
LOUISE GRAPENTINE (1866 – 4 JUNE 1927)
OTTALIE
LOUISA GRAPENTINE
Mrs.
Ottalie Louisa Grapentine died June 4 at her home in Butman of cerebral
hemorrhage. She was aged 61 years, 4 months and 28 days. She is survived by her
son William Grapentine. Funeral services were held June 9 conducted by Rev.
Gunther. Burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-9/1927 Column
– 5 Page – 5.
GARY L. GRAVES (12 JULY 1948 - 21 JUNE 2002)
Gary L.
“Coyote” Graves, 53, of Gladwin passed away June 21, 2002 at
The
lifetime Gladwin County resident is survived by daughter, Becky (Brian)
Forsgren of Sterling Heights; son Timothy (Roxanne) Graves of Gladwin; five
grandchildren; mother, Dora Stokes of Gladwin; sisters, Peggy Garneau of
Gladwin, Pauline Trost of Beaverton and Iva Lou Meyers of Mt. Pleasant;
brother, Bruce Graves of Texas; and several nieces and nephews. He was
predeceased by his father, Leonard Graves, and his son, Theodore Graves.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday, June 25 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev.
Jim Hoggard officiating. Burial took place at
R.
GREER (? - 18 FEB 1877) aged 55 years, s/w Willie ty
ALBERT
GREER (9 APRIL 1876 - 29 JAN 1961) s/w Dora
RITES
HELD FOR ALBERT GREER
Albert Greer, 84,
Surviving are his widow, Dora; three
daughters, Mrs. Margaret Swift, of Eaton Rapids, Mrs. Mary L. Pero of Gladwin,
and Mrs. Florence Rebone, of Detroit; two sons Edward, of Sandusky and
Frederick of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; three sisters, Minna Greer, and Mrs. Flossie
Kehoe of Gladwin, and Mrs. Lillian Nauman, of West Branch; and 12
grandchildren. A son, Walter, preceded him in death in 1935.
Funeral services will be held today
(Wednesday) at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, the Rev. Thurland Meredith
officiating. Burial is in
ANN (FIDGET) GREER (7 APRIL 1841 - 13 APRIL 1925) s/w William
MRS.
WILLIAM GREER
Mrs. William Greer of the city of
During the past two years she has been
unable to get about the house, being rendered quite helpless from a slight
stroke of paralysis. During the day she sat most of the time in a chair. Her
mind has been quite clear at all times. This affliction with her blindness has
made her quite dependent upon her family, but in and through it all she has
been very patient, yet longing and praying for the time to come when the Dear
Lord would take her Home." In her younger days, during her residence in
Funeral service were conducted from the home
on
BERNICE MAE (LAIDLEY) GREER (26 NOV 1898 - 2 AUG 1985) m. 20 Sep 1917,
Loving parents of 13 children, s/w Hazen S.
Berniece
Mae Greer, 86 of Maple Manor, Gladwin, died Friday, Aug. 2, in the
Surviving
are 6 sons, Ike, John and Jerry of Gladwin, Don of Elk Rapids, Vern of West
Branch and Kenneth of Beaverton; 7 daughters, Mrs. Blair (Luella) Hoskinson,
Mrs. Charles (Irene) Hetherington and Mrs. Eldon (Marion) Nash of Gladwin, Mrs.
Roy (Lois) Klakela and Mrs. Tom (Beverly) Fischer of Beaverton, Betty Stone of
DeWitt and Mrs. Tom (Ruth) Catlett of Rockville, Md.; 6 sisters, Effie
Shoemaker, of Sandusky. Della Myers, Hazel Betts, Elsie Nesland, Erma Gasmey
and Vera Betts at Minnesota; 46 grandchildren; 59 great grandchildren; and 5
great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Roy and
Wimer Laidley, a sister Luella Pape and 3 grandchildren.
Services
were held Mnday at 1 p.m. from the Assembly of God Church. The Rev. Charles
Booth officiated and burial was in the
Dawson
Greer died July 9, at the home of his nephew, Adelbert Greer, in Gladwin
township, of heart trouble. He was born in
Mr.
Greer leaves to mourn his loss one brother, William Greer of Gladwin township;
one sister, Mrs. Susan McNees, of the city, a number of nephews and nieces and
a host of friends who will miss him in the daily walk of life. Services were
held at the home Tuesday afternoon conducted by the Rev. D. E. Wade, followed
by interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 07-13/1916
Column - 4 Page – 1
DORA M. (MURPHY) GREER (24 MARCH 1885 - 1 JUNE 1967) s/w Albert
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. DORA GREER
Services were held Sunday for Mrs. Dora M.
Greer, 82, of
Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Raymond
(Margaret) Swift of Eaton Rapids, Mrs. Russell (Mary) Pero of Gladwin, and Mrs.
John (Florence) Rebone of Detroit; two sons, Dr. E. J. Greer of Taylorville,
Ill., and Frederick of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., a sister, Mrs. Lena Good of
Standis; and 12 grandchildren.
Services were held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in
the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. M. R. Putnam, of the Wagarville Methodist
Church, officiating. Interment was in
EVA E. (EDICK) GREER (28 FEB 1878 - 5 AUG 1978)
Mrs.
Eva Greer, 100, the oldest native resident of
The
former Eva Edick, she married James Greer on September 5, 1895, in
Surviving
are 3 sons, Amos and Melvin of Gladwin and William of White Water, Wisc.; 2
daughters, Mrs. Marvin (Seneth) Smith of Winn and Mrs. Charles (Velma) Moore II
of Bloomfield Hills; 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. A son, Ray,
preceded her in death on April 30, 1976. Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Shoaff officiated and burial was
in the
FRED GREER (23 JUNE 1879 - 23 MAY 1937)
FRED GREER DIES IN SAGINAW SUNDAY
Funeral services were held at the Rogers Funeral
Home this morning at 10 o' clock for Fred Greer, conducted by Rev. Ivan Hodgson.
Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Born in Gladwin township June 23, 1879, on
the family homestead he died May 23, 1937 at his home in Saginaw at 1410
Wadsworth street. In his boyhood he attended the home school. He worked on the
home farm until he bought a farm for himself. He married Hazel Weir September
12, 1917.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Greer moved to Saginaw where he
worked at his trade as carpenter. Many barns in this county were built by Mr.
Weir and his services were in great demand because of his skilled workmanship.
Surviving him are his wife; his daughter, Ortella:
two brothers, Albert of Gladwin township and Bert Greer of Clare; three
sisters, Minnie Greer of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Arthur Nauman of West Branch and
Mrs Mark Kehoe of Gladwin township.
GARY THOMAS GREER (10 APRIL 1944 - 10 DEC 1974) Born again 12 Nov 1974
Gary
T. Greer, 30, of Gladwin, died Friday, Dec. 13, in Loomis. His body was found
Monday, Dec. 16. Born in Gladwin on April 10, 1944, he had spent his lifetime
here. He was a heavy equipment operator and a member of the Gladwin Fraternal
Order of Eagles No. 3292 and Local 324 of the Operating Engineers. Mr. Greer
and the former Shari Behnke were married on Dec. 21, 1963, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iris Greer and
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Greer of Gladwin; one son, Anthony and two
daughters, Shannon and Heather, all at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Gail
Anderson of Gladwin, Mrs. Darla Rellinger of Petoskey and Mrs. Maureen Bittinger
of Fenton. Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home,
Gladwin. Burial will be in the
GEORGE GREER (1874 – 22 MAR 1924)
GEO. GREER PASSES
DEATH COMES QUICKLY WITH LITTLE WARNING
41 YEARS A RESIDENT OF COUNTY.
"In the midst of life we are in death" was
forcibly impressed on the minds of the people of our community Friday evening
when it was announced that George Greer, who during the day and only a short
time previous to his death, had been moving about in his usual way. He had been
visiting in T. G. Ayre's barber shop, exchanging pleasantries with friends
there as was the custom, when at a little after5 o'clock he arose saying he
could not catch his breath. Without further explanation he walked to Dr.
Grover's office, and after reaching there made the remark that he thought he
would fall backward in climbing the stairs. He soon collasped and although
every effort was made to revive him the life thread was broken after some 15
minutes, and he who but a short time before was in apparently usual health had
passed to the life beyond. His sudden departure has cast a gloom over the
community.
To the casual observer Mr. Greer appeared to be in
the best of health, but for some time had been subject to bad spells from
attacks of angina pectoris, having had a few bad spells recently, although he
had not complained to any of the family.
George Greer was born Oct. 10, 1874, at Lindsey, Ontario,
and at his death Friday, March 21, 1924, was aged 49 years, 6 months and 11
days. When George was eight years of age his father moved to Gladwin county,
and made a home for the family in Gladwin township of which he was one of the
early settlers. His mohter died before they moved to Gladwin.
In 1895 he was united in marriage to Lottie B.
Wilsey, who survives him. To this union five children were born Leslie who died
at Camp Custer, Oct. 18, 1918, Mrs. Carrie Garbers, Mrs. Maude Anderson and
Elmer of Gladwin and Mrs. Freida Norton of Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Greer lived on a
farm in Gladwin township until five years ago when they moved to Gladwin, where
they have since resided. While a resident of Gladwin township Mr. Greer filled
various township offices and since residing in the city has been aldermand of
the First ward. He had also been connected with the sherriff's office for some
years as deputy and under sheriff, filling the latter place under the last two
incumbents.
In all stations of life he measured up to a high
standard, always trust-worthy, a good husband, kind father, and as a neighbor
held in high esteem. Besides the immediate family he leaves to mourn three
brothers and one sister, Fred of Burney, Calif., James, Adelbert and Mrs. Cyrus
Koontz of Gladwin. A brother Robert, died in December 1901. He also leave other
relatives and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the residence
conducted by Re v. W. J. Johnston, with a large attendence. The cermony atthe
grave in t he Ridge cemetery was conducted by Gladwin lodge I.O.O.F., of which
he was a member, a large representation of the fraternity being presents.
Business places were closed during the funeral as a token of respect by request
of Mayor Wilmot.
GEORGE GREER (2 JULY 1868 - 4 MAY 1879) s/w Matilda M. & Mary A.,
children of William & Ann Greer
HANNAH ABIGALE
(BICKNELL) GREER (16 JULY 1854 – 31 MARCH 1927)
MRS.
HANNAH GREER
Hannah
Bicknell, the only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Bicknell, and one of
Gladwin's oldest residents, was born in Camden, East Ontario, July 16, 1854,
and passed away at her home in Gladwin, March 31, 1927, aged 72 years, 8
months, 14 days.
She
came to Saginaw in 1872 and was married to George Greer. The young couple came
at once to Gladwin township, and as pioneers started a home on a farm three
miles from Gladwin on the "Ridge," and where eight children were born
to them.
In
1899 her husband passed away very suddenly and left her with the responsibility
of the farm and children, but this brave pioneer mother with the aid of her
sons carried on
the
battle of life, clinging to the old farm which now was surrounded by kind and
sympathetic neighbors. Mrs. Greer's ancestors were of Puritan stock and these
sterling qualities were brought out in the teaching and training of her family
as well as in dealings with friends and neighbors. She firmly believed that at
heart the intentions of all people were good and was always reluctant to listen
to anything otherwise.
For
the past fifteen years, Mrs. Greer has made her home with her well beloved
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kehoe, where "Grandma" was
always first in consideration and where she has left the stamp of her character
upon the second generation.
For
a number of years, she has been made happy by the occasional addition to her
family of a daughter, in-law, or son-in-law, and particularly has she enjoyed
the number of grandchildren, who have played about her knee, or told her about
their childish joys, and sorrows. This was her chief pleasure during the past
six years when she has been more or less confined to the house.
Of
the eight children in the family, six are living. Albert of Gladwin township,
who lives on the old homestead, Fred of Saginaw, Burt of Clare, Mrs. A. L.
Nauman of West Branch, Mrs. Mark Kehoe of Gladwin township and Minna of
Cleveland. All of these were at her bedside during her final illness of the
week preceding her death.
The
funeral services were held at the home on Saturday afternoon, Rev. Charles
Peterson of Sanford officiating, and interment was made in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-7/1927 Column - 3 Page - 1.
HARRY A. DELBERT GREER (8 NOV 1901 - 7 MARCH 1969) m. 31 Oct 1931, s/w
Veda L.
RITES
HELD MONDAY FOR
Harry A. (
Survivors are his wife, Veda; three sons,
Rollin B. of Gladwin, James R. of Seattle, Wash., and Charles R. of Owosso; three
daughters, Mrs. Donald (Joyce) Entrekin of Fenton, Mrs. Donald (Patsy) Mogg of
Beaverton, and Mrs. David (Alma) Hardy of Seattle, Wash.; two brothers, Lee of
Clare and Hazen of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Diffin of Burt and Mrs.
Lydia Leininger of Saginaw; three step-sisters, Mrs. Bertha Voigt of Gladwin,
Mrs. Florence Reigle of Flint, and Mrs. Mabel Mills of Florida; and 18
grandchildren.
Services were held Monday at 1:0 p.m. at the
Miner Chapel with the Rev. M. R. Putnam offficiating, and burial was in
HAZEN S. GREER (22 OCT 1896 - 6 APRIL 1977) m. 20 Sep 1917, Loving
parents of 13 children, s/w s/wBernice Mae
Hazen
S. Greer, 80, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 6 sons, Ike, John and Jerry of Gladwin, Dan and
Vern of West Branch and Kenneth of Saginaw; 7 daughters, Mrs. Blair (Luella)
Hoskinson, Mrs. Charles (Irene) Hetherington, and Mrs. Eldon (Marian) Nash of
Gladwin, Mrs. Lois Presido and Mrs. Tom (Beverly) Fischer of Beaverton, Mrs.
Dee (Betty) Stone of DeWitt and Mrs. Tom (Ruth) Catlett of Rockville, Md.; 2
sisters, Mrs. Ellen Diffin of Burt and Mrs. Lydia Leininger of Saginaw; 43
grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from the Gladwin Assembly of God Church. The
Rev. Carl Lindberg officiated and burial was in the
IRIS "IKE" H. GREER (12 JUNE 1918 - 25 DEC 1992) m. 15 Jun 1933,
s/w Valda A.
Iris
H. (Ike) Greer, 74, of
Surviving are 3 daughters, Mrs. Stanley
(Maureen) Bittinger of Grand Blanc, Mrs. Ronald (Gail) Anderson of Gladwin and
Mrs. Gary (Darla) Rellinger of ALanson; 4 brothers, Donald of Alger, Vern of
West Branch, John and Jerry of Gladwin and Ken of Beaverton; 7 sisters, Luella
Hoskinson, Irene Hetherington and Marian Nash of Gladwin, Lois Presido and
Beverly Fischer of Beaverton, Betty Stone of DeWitt and Ruth Catlett of
Rockville, Md.; 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. A son, Gary,
preceded him in death Dec. 13, 1974.
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Donald Roberts officiated and
burial was in the
JAMES GREER (20 FEB 1868 - 8 MAY 1938)
SERVICES
HELD FOR JAMES GREER TUESDAY
James Greer died at his home northeast of
here of a heart attack Sunday afternoon. He was born near Lindsay, Ont., in
1868 and came to Gladwin about 50 years ago with his parents settling on a farm
near the Ridge school. In 1895 he was married to Eva Edick, of Gladwin.
Surviving him are his wife, four sons, Ray
of Detroit, Amos, of Gladwin, William and Melvin, at home; two daughters, Mrs.
Senith Smith, of Winn, Velma, of Gladwin; one brother, Adelbert, of Gladwin. Funeral
services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Ridge church, north of here.
Rev. Ivan E. Hodgson officiated with burial at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 05-11/1938 Column - 1 Page – 1
JOHN GREER (12 OCT 1830 - 23 AUG 1904)
KATHY
JEAN GREER (9 FEB 1953 - 9 FEB 1953)
From the Gladwin County Record --- February 11, 1953
INFANT SUCCUMB
Funeral services for Kathy Jean Greer, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Greer,were hel this afternoon from the Miner
Funeral Home with the Rev. Truman Lowellofficiating. Burial was made in the
Ridge cemetery.
Kathy Jean was bornon Monday, February 9, and died
several hours after birth. She is survived by her parents, one sister, aren
Sue; also grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Greer, of Gladwin and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Boeve, of Flint.
KENNETH
JAY GREER (15 JUNE 1942 – 28 MAY 2004)
From the Gladwin County Record --- June 2,2004
KENNETH
GREER
Ken
is a veteran of the Korean Conflict, a member of V.F.W. Post 7303, and a member
of F.O.E. #3292. He was active in his community, having been the president and
co-founder of B.Y.R.P., past member of the school board and Beaverton sports,
including coaching.
KIMBERLY
KAY GREER (29 OCT 1965 - 11 NOV 1965) Our Baby
RITES
HELD FOR INFANT DAUGHTER
Kimberly
Kay Greer, infant daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greer, of 4059 Ray Road, Grand
Blanc, died November 11 in Flint. Kimberly was born on October 29, 1965 in
Flint. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The
Rev. Andrew McNeese officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Besides
her parents, she is survived by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Greer and
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson, both of Gladwin.
LESLIE GREER (13 AUG 1895 - 13 AUG
1918)
SIX
GIVE LIFE IN COUNTRY'S SERVICE
PRIVATES
THORINGTON, OARD, NAGEL, ARNCE AND GREER---ALSO E. W. VANEST
THORINGTON
KILLED IN
The last week has brought the war home
forcibly to people of Gladwin county. News of the deaths of Privates Andrew
Bryan Oard and Max Nagel at Camp Custer and Edward W. Vanest, who was employed
on government work at Hog Island, received Friday, was followed by news that
Ben; son of John Thorington of Sage township, was killed in action Sept. 27 in
France, and that Leslie, son of Henry Clay Arnce, had died of influenza at Camp
Custer.
The body of Private Andrew Bryan Oard,
Medical Attachment; was brought to Winegar from
S. Ascher has received official notice that
his son, John Ascher, was severely wounded in battle Sept. 27, in
LESLIE GREER---Leslie Greer died Oct. 13,
1918, at
BATTY
F 41 FIELD ART WWI
LOTTIE
B. (WILSEY) GREER (12 OCT 1880 – 7 JUNE 1958) Mother
Illness
Fatal to Mrs. Lottie Greer
Mrs.
Lottie B. Greer, 77, a Gladwin county resident for 72 years, died on Saturday
following a three year illness. Born in Wood County, Ohio, on Oct. 12, 1880,
the former Miss Lottie B. Wilsey was married to George Greer in July, 1897, in Gladwin.
He preceded her in death in 19:24.
Surviving
are three daughters, Mrs. Carl Garber and Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Gladwin, and
Mrs. Clarence Brant, of Flint; one son, Elmer, of Flint; eight grandchildren and
16 great grandchildren. One son, Leslie, also preceded her in death.
Funeral
services were held, on Monday at 2 p. m. at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Wm.
J. Hassold officiated, and burial was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-11/1958 Column – 3 Page – 1.
MARIA GREER (Abt. 23 MAY 1834 – Abt. 27 DEC 1907)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- January 2, 1908
OBITUARY
Miss
Maria Greerp assed away at the residence of her brother, and was interred in
Gladwin township cemetery Saturday afternoon. She was born in Ontario and was
aged 73 years, 7 months and 4 days. Two brothers and one sister survive her,
all living in Gladwin. Rev. H. J. Nicholls spoke the words of hope and comfort
and read the burial service, Miss Greer had been ailing for years, and for the
last year had been unable to work.
MARY A. GREER (1 MAY 1873 - 15 MAY 1873) s/w George M. & George,
children of William & Ann Greer
MATILDA M. GREER (11 DEC 1872 - 18 APRIL 1879) s/w George & Mary A.,
children of William & Ann Greer
RAY GREER (12 APRIL 1896 - 30 APRIL 1976)
Ray
Greer, 80, of
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Eva Greer of
Gladwin; three brothers, Amos and Melvin of Gladwin and William of Whitewater,
Wisc.; two sisters, Mrs. Seneth Smith of Winn and Mrs. Velma Moore of
Bloomfield Hills. Rites were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Mathews Funeral
Home. The Rev. Byron Hatch officiated and burial was in the
ROBERT J. GREER (1865 – 13 DEC 1901) s/w S. Amanda
SARAH AMANDA (PETERS) GREER (1866 - 1950)
VALDA ALENE (SHELL) GREER (29 SEP 1917 – 2 AUG 1990) m. 15 Jun 1938, s/w
Ike H.
Mrs.
Valda A. Greer, 72, of 2505 Weber Re., Gladwin, died Thursday, Aug. 2, 1990, at
her home after a long illness. Born in Gladwin, Sept. 29, 1917, she had spent
her lifetime here. Mrs. Greer attended
Besides her husband, she is survived by 3
daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Maureen) Bittinger of Grand Blanc, Mrs. Ronald (Gail)
Anderson of Gladwin and Mrs. Gary (Darla) Rellinger of Alanson; one brother,
Donald Shell of Gladwin; one sister, Hazel Frye of Gladwin; 13 grandchildren
and 11 great grandchildren. A son, Gary, preceded her in death, Dec. 13, 1974.
Services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Donald Potter officiated and
burial was in the
VEDA L. (
Veda
L. Greer, age 91, of
She is survived by three sons, Rollin
(Onalee) Greer of Gladwin, James (Judy) Greer of Winlock, Washington, and
Charles (Judy) Greer of Gladwin; two daughters, Alma (William) Carlson of
Payette, Idaho, and Patsey Greer and friend Arlo Thrush of Loomis; 24
grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. She
was predeceased by her husband; a daughter, Joyce Entriken; two sons, Lee and
Leslie Greer; two grandchildren, four brothers, and two sisters. Funeral
services were held at 11 a.m. Monday, June 24, 2002 at the Sisson Funeral Home
with Rev. Donald Haskell presiding, with burial in
WALTER ALFORD GREER (MAY 1914 - 20 FEB 1935)
DAVISON
WOMAN FREED ON BOND FOLLOWING ARREST
Arraigned as the driver who left Walter
Greer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Greer of Gladwin county, fatally injured besides
a
Mrs. Richards was arrested the day after the
accident. Municipal Judge Frank Cain fixed the bond at $1,400, and scheduled the
hearing for March 8. Bond was provided Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Richards was
releashed from the county jail.
Mrs. Richards declared that the headlight
rim, which deputies found at the accident scene was missing from her car, but
she did not remember hitting a pedestrian. Miss Herma MacMillen, who was
sitting in the front seat with her, didn't remember striking anything, either.
Husband Arthur Richards said that he felt some jar to the car about that time,
but didn't remark on it. Gladwin County Record dated 02-27/1935 Column - 5 Page
– 1
WILLIAM R. GREER (10 APRIL 1837 - 23 APRIL 1923) s/w Ann
William
Greer a pioneer resident, died at his home on
About 50 years ago Mr. and Mrs. Greer located
on the old Riley farm, but later bought a farm on the same road east form the
Greer schoolhouse where they lived unitl they moved to Gladwin in April, 1918.
Services were held Tuesday morning at the residence conducted by Rev. Alfred
Shaw. Burial took place in Ridge cemetery where three brothers and two sisters
had previously been laid to rest. Bert Greer fro Clare and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Nauman of West Branch attended the funeral. Gladwin County Record dated
04-26/1923 Column - 5 Page – 4
WILLIE GREER (20 DEC 1874 - 12 MARCH 1880) Son of George & H. Greer,
s/w R. Greer
FRANK E. GRIMES, SR (9 SEP 1918 - 6 APRIL 1992) s/w Kathleen A.
Frank
E. Grimes Sr., 73, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 3 sons,
Frank Jr., Gary and Randy of Gladwin; 3 daughters, Mrs. Roger (Marlene) Haines,
Mrs. Dale (Sandra) Krahner and Mrs. Larry (Cheryl) Evans of Gladwin; one
brother, Walter of Brown City; 2 sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hudie of Peck and Mrs.
Bernice Hardley of New Port Richie, Fla.; 19 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 3 brothers and 4 sisters.
Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Donald Potter and the Rev.
Donald Roberts will officiate and burial will be in the
KATHLEEN
A. (ROSS) GRIMES (1927 - ?) s/w Frank E., Sr.,
MATTHEW F. GRIMES (31 JAN 1967 - 27 DEC 1998) Son, Brother, Father &
Friend
Matthew
F. Grimes, 31, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Dec. 27, 1998 at home as a result of a
fire. Born Jan. 31, 1967 in Midland, he was a lifetime resident of Gladwin
County.
Surviving
are his parents, Frank and Linda Grimes Jr. of Gladwin; one daughter, Kalinda Grimes
of Gladwin; one son, Cameron of Gladwin; one sister, Hollie Grimes of Battle
Creek; his fiance, Kay Anderson of Gladwin; and two stepchildren, Angel
Anderson, and Shandal Anderson, both of Gladwin.
Services
will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday) at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
Chapel, with Rev. Donald Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery
in Gladwin. Memorial contributions can be made to the trust fund for Matthew
Grimes children. Gladwin County Record dated 12-30/1998 Column – 2 Page – 2.
HARRY
H. GROAT (23 OCT 1894 – 4 MAY 1978) s/w Verna L.
Harry
H. Groat, 83, of Rhodes, died Thursday at Midland Hospital Center. He was born
Oct. 23, 1894. He was a retired mail carrier at the Rhodes post office, serving
there for 41 years.
Survivors
include one son, Gordon E.; of Rhodes, one grandson; one brother, Frank, of
Port Sanilac, and three sisters, Mrs. Ira Raymond of Port Sanilac; Mrs Della
Todd, of Dearborn, and Mrs. Zeryl Vanden, of Flint.
Services
will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Gladwin Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home, with
burial in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. MDN dated 5-6-1978 Page – 2.
LOIS
M. (DEMARAY) COFFELL-RUSSELL-GROAT (6 FEB 1907 – 8 OCT 1986) s/w Albert Coffell
LOIS
GROAT
Lois
M. Groat, 79, of 344 E. Beech St., Gladwin, died suddenly Wednesday, Oct. 8, in
the Gladwin Area Hospital. Born in Gladwin Feb. 6, 1907, she had spent her
lifetime here. Mrs. Groat was a member of the Gladwin Church of the Nazarene.
The former Lois Demaray, she was married to Albert Coffell April 22, 1925 and
he died Dec. 18, 1965. She married Carl Russell Sept. 23, 1969 and he died Dec.
26, 1973. She then married Walter Groat Oct. 11, 1975 and he preceded her in death
Aug. 28.
Surviving
are one daughter, Marilyn Anderson of Gladwin; 7 step-children. Ward and Don Russell
and Bernice Bergman of Beaverton, Joyce Tuck of Gladwin, Lucille Ostrander of
Cass City, Roger Sparling of Rochester and Larry Groat of Venezuela; one
brother, Frank of Houghton Lake; 28 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev.
Jerry
Wells officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-15/1986 Column – 3 Page – 2.
VERNA L. (EDICK) GROAT (7 MARCH 1898 - 14 MAY 1968) s/w Harry H.
RHODES
--- Mrs. Verna L. Groat, 70, wife of Harry H. Groat, died Tuesday at the
Standish Community Hospital after an illness of four and one – half months. She
was born March 7, 1898, in Gladwin County and was married Oct. 20, 1915, in
Gladwin to Mr. Groat.
Other
survivors, besides the husband, are one son, Gordon E. Groat of Rhodes; one
grandson, one brother, Albert Edick of Flint; two sisters, Mrs.Nancy Dassay of
Gladwin and Miss Stella Edick of Grand Traverse County.
Funeral
services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. Burial will
be in Ridge cemetery. MDN dated 5-151968 Page – 3.
HAROLD
C. GROGG, SR (8 MAY 1924 - 17 NOV 1995)
HAROLD
C. GROGG SR.
Harold
C. Grogg Sr., 71, of Gladwin, died suddenly Friday, Nov. 17, 1995 at Saginaw
General
Hospital.
Born May 8, 1924 in Belpre, Ohio, he resided in Gladwin since 1964. Mr. Grogg
was employed in automobile sales and was currently with Manning Ford. He served
in the U.S. Navy for 23 years until retiring July 30, 1964. Mr. Grogg was a
member of the Kingdom Hall. Jehovah Witness, Gladwin congregation. He married
the former Phyllis Heinz Oct. 29, 1946 in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, Harold Jr. and wife Shirley of Grover
Beach, Calif., James and wife Deborah of Gladwin; Daniel and wife Joy of Grover
Beach, Calif., and David and wife Narrisa of Gladwin; one daughter, Elizabeth
Grogg of Mobile, Ala.; 2 sisters, Virginia Kupris
of
Akron, Ohio and Claudia Welter of Iowa; 15 grandchildren; and 3
great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Herbert and James
Jr.
Rites
were held at 1 p.m. Monday from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel with
Daniel Sykes officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Those
planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to Kingdom
Hall. Jehovah Witness. Gladwin County Record dated 11-22/1995 Column – 2 Page –
7.
US
NAVY
ABBIE
JANE (KEHOE) GROOMS (1915 – 17 JUNE 1943)
Mrs. Howard Grooms dies in Flint June 17
Mrs.
Abbie Jane Grooms, 26, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Mark Kehoe, of Gladwin, died
at Hurley Hospital in Flint Thursday, June 17.
A
prayer service for Mrs. Grooms was held at the Reigle Funeral Home in Flint
Saturday and the funeral was held from the Kehoe home here Monday at 10:30 a.
m. Burial was in Ridge, cemetery.
Surviving
are Mrs. Grooms husband, Howard; three daughters, Margie Ann, Mary Jane and Judy
at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kehoe of Gladwin; six brothers Grenvul
and Albert Kehoe, of Flint; Mark, Jr., Jack, Willard and Donald Kehoe, of
Gladwin; and two sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy
Seipke, of Detroit and….
Gladwin
County Record dated 6-23/1943 Column – 7 Page – 1.
AARON MICHAEL GROVE (27 DEC 1927 - 1 JAN 2003)
Aaron “Mike”
Grove , 75, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, January 1, 2003, at the Saginaw V.A.
Hospital following a short illness. He was born December 27, 1927, in Gladwin,
to Omer and Goldia (Wright) Grove.
Mr. Grove graduated from Ferris State University. He
was a Salesman at Dow Chemical, Midland. He was also former Director of Norcap,
Mount Pleasant, and an active mentor with the COPE program of Gladwin and
Midland Counties.
Mr. Grove
served in the U.S. Coast Guard in the South Pacific during World War II. He was
a former Gladwin County Commissioner and a former member of the Gladwin County
Republican Party. Mike was a charter member of the Gladwin Lions Club and a
member of the Gladwin Eagles, Aerie 3292. He was former commander of the
American Legion Post 171, and a member of the V.F.W. Post 11256. He was a
member of the First United Methodist Church of Gladwin. Mr. Grove married
Dorothy Rogers on December 19, 1953, in Gladwin. She survives him.
Also
surviving him are his daughter, Colleen (Tim) Sheehan of Charlotte, Michigan;
two sons, Robert M. Grove, Sr., and William (Dena) Grove, both of Gladwin;
seven grandchildren, Rene and Rick Johnson; Bo and Stephanie Sheehan; Robert
Grove, Jr.; Sarah Grove; Lauren Grove; Ryan Fassett; and Shelby Grove; a
step-grandchild, Dan Young; four great-grandchildren, Mitchell Dunn, Cheyanne
Johnson, Darren Grove, and Breanna Sheehan; two brothers, Holland Grove and
Duane Grove, both of Gladwin; and a sister, Cecil Behnke of Florida.
He was
predeceased by his parents; brothers, Wilbur, Omer, Mervin, Basil, Howard and
Orvil Grove; and sisters, Audrey Johnson, Bea Smith, Shirley Roberts and
Delvena Card.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, January 4, 2003,
at 2:00 p.m., at the First United Methodist Church of Gladwin with Rev. Charles
Marble officiating. He was buried at Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin, Michigan.
Mike Grove was a lifetime resident of Gladwin County.
Gladwin County Record
S1
CARRIE
E. (MCQUESTION) GROVE (22 JUNE 1883 - 17 FEB 1965) s/w
MRS.
CARRIE GROVE DIES
GLADWIN
--- Mrs. Carrie E. Grove, 81, died Wednesday at Gladwin Hospital following a
short illness. Mrs. Grove was born in Paulding County, Ohio June 22, 1883. She
wa born in Paulding County, Ohio June 22, 1883. She was married to Omer Grove,
May 1901 and moved to Gladwin County in October 1915. She was a charter member
of the Bethel Methodist Church.
Surviving
are five sons, Lester, Arnold, Max, Norris and Elmer all of Flint; five
daughters, Mrs. Eugene Garver of Gladwin, Mrs. Horace Willett of Bentley, Mrs.
Doris Simons of Saginaw, Mrs. Harvey Bennett of Flint and Mrs. Clarence
Cremeans of Dearborn; 27 grandchildren and 37 great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Miner Funeral Home. Rev. Marion
Putman and Rev. Thurland Meredith wil officiate. Burial will be in Ridge
Cemetery near Gladwin. MDN 2-18-1965 Page - 2.
EDNA MAE (RUSSELL) GROVE (1927 - ?) s/w
ELMER L. GROVE (6 AUG 1919 – 17 JULY 1997) s/w Vera L.
GOLDIE B. (WRIGHT) GROVE (2 JULY 1888
- 22 MAY 1962) s/w Omer
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. GOLDIE GROVE
Mrs. Goldie B. Grove, 73, of
Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Audra
Johnson, Mrs. Beatrice Smith, Mrs. Cecil Behnke and Mrs. Shirley Roberts, of
Gladwin, and Mrs. Delavinia Card, of Flint; eight sons, Mervin, of Gaylord,
Wilbur, of Beaverton, and Howard, Basil, Omer, Holland, Aaron, and Duane, of
Gladwin; a sister, Mrs. James McCollough, and a brother, Clarence Donley, of
Oakwood, Ohio; 48 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral services
will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the
Holland
Clare Grove, Holland Clare Grove, 78, of Gladwin, passed away Monday, Jan. 17,
2005 at his residence. Mr. Grove was born on Feb. 25, 1926 to the late Omer and
Goldie (Wright) Grove in Gladwin. He married the former Edna Mae Russell on
Oct. 11, 1947. Mr. Grove was a member of the
Surviving
are his wife, Edna Mae Grove; five children, Dan (Tammy Greene) Grove of
Midland, Morris (Judy Kleiss) Grove of Gladwin, Suzanne (Jim) Crusen of
Freeland, Diane (Tom) Mienk of Gladwin, and Roxanne (Tim) Schulz of Houghton;
11 grandchildren; and one sister, Cicel Behnke of
Funeral
services will take place at
MARSHALL NAY GROVE (27 AUG 1874 - 22 MARCH 1939) s/w Carrie E.
FUNERAL
SERVICES HELD FOR NAY GROVE MARCH 24
Marshall
Nay Grove died at his home in Sage township, March 22, Nay Grove was born in
Paulding County, Ohio, August 27, 1874. He was married to Carrie McQuestion May
21, 1905 and to them were born twelve children. Mr. and Mrs. Grove came to
Gladwin county in 1915 and settled on a farm in Sage township where they have
since resided.
Surviving
besides his wife are Lester, Arlo, Max of Flint, Eva Garver of Sage township,
Berniece Willett of Grim township, Mrs. Doris Simons of Clare, Norris, Elmer,
Evaline and Myrtle at home, two brothers, Hershel Grove of Oakwood, Ohio, and
Urban Grove of Grout township, four sisters, Mrs. Aura Adams, Mrs. Mable
Bennett, Mrs. Nancy Donley, Mrs. Anna Varnerrall of Oakwood, Ohio, and 14
grandchildren besides other relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon at the Bethel M. E. Church iwth Rev. Ivan
Hodgeson officiating. Interment in Ridge Cemetery.
MARY ELLEN (ALLEN) GROVE (15 FEB 1913 - 4 OCT 1985) s/w Wilbur A.
Mary
E. Grove, 72, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 6
sons, Junior, Darwin, Keith, Larry and Terry of Beaverton and Rick of Texas; 4
daughters, Mrs. Ervin (Bonnie) Willis and Mrs. Jack (Ivalou) Bauer of Gladwi,
Mrs. Dana (Debra) Cassidy of Grayling and Kathy of Beaverton; 39 grandchildren
and 29 great grandchildren. A daughter, 2 sisters and 5 brothers preceded her
in death. Services were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral
Home. The Rev. Bruce Hatch officiated and burial was in
OMER
E. GROVE (8 AUG 1921 – 14 MARCH 1988)
Omer
E. Grove, 66, of Gladwin, died Monday, March 14, in
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Michael of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs.
Louis (Ilene) Simrau of Gladwin; 4 brothers, Wilbur of Beaverton, Mervin of St.
Helen and
Services
will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen will officiate and burial will be in the
BM2
OMER
CLYDE GROVE (12 FEB 1883 - 25 OCT 1938) s/w Goldia
Accident
Proves Fatal To Sage Twp. Resident
In
an accident which occurred last Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 3 p. m. Omer
Grove, resident of Sage Twp. was killed instantly. Mr. Grove, with his son Elza,
was driving west on
the
Clare road, and collided with the car driven by Carl Siefert of Oljvet. The
accident happened
about
two miles east of the Corn well Ranch, and apparently neither party saw the
other.
Elza
Grove was badly shaken up but not injured seriously, and Howard Allen, an
occupant in
the
Siefert car was taken to the Gladwin hospital and treated for a broken collar
bone. Omer Clyde Grove, son of Stephen and Laura Grove, was born February 12,
1883 in Paulding
County,
Ohio, and met instant death in an automobile accident October 25, at the age of
55 years.
He
was united in marriage with Goldia Wright on Feb. 6, 1904. To this union was
born eight
sons
and five daughters, Orville, Audrey, Howard, Mervin, Wilbur, Beatrice, Basil,
Cecil, Delavina,
Elza,
Holland, Mike, and Shirley. In April 1913 he moved with family to Gladwin
County where he has since resided. He was converted in 1916 and has been an
active member of the Bethel M. E. Church ever since and for 18 years has served
as superintendent of the Sunday school. He was baptized in 1924 and in his
everyday life he lived true to his convictions.
Surviving
him besides his wife, and family, are his mother, Mrs. Laura Grove of Oakwood,
Ohio,
one
brother and four sisters living in Paulding, Ohio, and two brothers, Urban and
Nay living in
Gladwin
county, also 11 grandchildren, other relatives and a host of friends and
neighbors. His father, one sister, two brothers and eldest son Orville preceded
him in death.
Services
were held Friday at the home at 1:30 p. m. and at the Bethel M. E. church at 2
o'clock.
Rev.
Ivan Hodgson officiated with interment at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-2/1938 Column – 2 Page – 1.
ORVILLE C. GROVE (1904 – 1 OCT 1922)
Orville Groves, who was working for George Alward
Jr., was kicked in his left side by a horse Monday, and was taken to Mercy
hospital, Bay City, Tuesday, for treatment. Gladwin County Record dated
10-5/1922 Column – 2 Page – 5.
KICK FROM HORSE RESULTS FATALLY
Orville Grove Dies at Bay City Hospital from His
Injuries
Orville Grove, 17-year old son of Omer Grove of Sage
township, died at Mercy hospital Sunday from internal injuries received Monday,
Oct. 2., when he was kicked in the stomach by a horse on a neighbor's farm. He
was working around the horse when kicked. He was knocked unconscious. Medical
aid was called and he was taken to the Bay City hospital where he was operated on
by Dr. Ballard.
At the time of the operation chances for the boy's
recovery were considered slight. However, as he recovered from the operation
his condition became better. A sudden change on Sunday preceded his demise. .
The body was brought to his home, where funeral services were held Wednesday,
conducted by Rev. Charles Peterson of Wagarville. Gladwin County Record dated
10-12/1922 Column – 4 Page – 1.
VERA LOUISE (BRUNER) GROVE (20 JUNE 1926 - 4 JAN 1974) s/w Elmer L.
VERA
L. GROVE
Mrs.
Vera L. Grove, 47, of 3028 Shaw St., Flint, died Friday, January 4, in Hurley Hospital,
Flint.
Born
in Clare County, June 20, 1926, she was married to Elmer Grove in 1943 in Wagarville.
They lived in Gladwin until 9 years ago when they moved to Flint, where Mrs.
Grove was employed as a nurses aid at the Senior Citizens Nursing Home in Flint
for 3 years. She was a member of the Great Lakes Bible Baptist Temple in Flint.
Surviving
are her husband, Elmer; a daughter, Dawn Marie at home; her mother, Mrs. Inez
Bruner of Gladwin; 4 brothers, Robert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., George and Lawrence,
both of Williamston, and Elmer of Mason; 5 sisters, Mrs. Glenden (Elpha) Murray
and Mrs. Glen (Frances) Day, both of Gladwin, Mrs. Robert (Florence) Ridley,
and Mrs. Nancy Thomas, both of Williamston, and Mrs. Dennis (Joyce) Day of Fenton.
Services
were held Monday at 1:00 p.m. at Mathews Funeral Home, with the Rev. Gerald
Cheney officiating, and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 1-9/1974 Column – 6 Page – 2.
WILBUR ARLO GROVE b. 1911, d. 2002, s/w Mary E.
Wilbur
A. Grove, age 91, of
Surviving are six sons, Junior Grove of
Gladwin, Larry (Martha) Grove of Gladwin, Keith (Connie) of Coleman, Terry
(Diane) of Beaverton, Rick (Sandy) of Beaverton, and Darwin of Beaverton; three
daughters, Bonnie( Ervin) Willis of Gladwin, Debra (Dana) Cassidy of Beaverton,
and Kathy (David) Vermilye of Beaverton; 41 grandchildren, 46 great
grandchildren, and 10 great great grandchildren; two brothers, Holland (Edna)
Grove, and Mike (Dorothy) Grove, both of Gladwin; and one sister, Cecil Behnke
of Florida.
Wilbur is predeceased by two daughters,
Donna Lee Whitman and Ivalou Bauer; a daughter-in-law, Betty Grove; brothers
Howard, Orval, Basil, Omer and Mervin; and sisters Audrey, Beatrice and
Delavina. Services were held at 11 a.m. Monday, July 1 at the Sisson Funeral
Home. Rev. Mark Moore officiated. Burial was in
H'S
EVA
J. HAGER (15 OCT 1936 - 31 OCT 1999)
Eva J.
Hager, 63, of
Born Oct.
15, 1936 in Gladwin, she was a lifetime resident of
Surviving
are her mother, Anna Appelget of Black Diamond,
She was
preceded in death by her father, Russell G. Hager, Sept. 2, 1982.
Services
will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) at
GEORGE
RUSSELL HAGER (2 NOV 1909 - 2 SEP 1982)
RUSSELL HAGER
Russell G. Hager, 72, of 340 Ridge Rd., Gladwin,
died Thursday, Sept. 2, at his home following a short illness. Born in Gladwin
on November 2, 1909, he had spent his lifetime here. Mr. Hager was a self-employed
farmer.
Surviving are one son, Larry of Seattle, Wash.; one daughter,
Eva Hager of Beaverton; 2 sisters, Mrs. Thelma Henry of Pontiac and Mrs. Evelyn
Sheick of Flint; and one grandchild.
Services were held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Paul Klassen officiated and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-8/1982 Column – 4 Page – 2.
JOHN HAGERTY (22 FEB 1846 - 2 JUNE 1908)
CAROLINE (KRAFT) HAHN-SMITH (8 MAY 1865 – 17 JAN 1929) s/w Charles A.
MRS.
GEORGE R. SMITH
Mrs.
George R. Smith died Jan. 17, 1929, at her home on South Antler street after an
attack of influenza followed by meningitis. Mrs.George R. Smith, nee Caroline Kraft,
was born May 8, 1865, in Baden, Germany, where she lived until the age of 17,
when she came to America, and became a resident of Detroit, Michigan, where she
was united in marriage to Charles Anthony Hahn on July 11, 1885. To this union
one daughter was born on Jan. 7, 1899 in Detroit, Mich., who survives her.
In
1900 the family moved to Mayville, Mich., where they resided until the moved to
Gladwin on Aug. 12, 1918. Aug. 15, 1919, her husband, Chas. Hahn departed this
life. Mrs. Hahn was married to George R. Smith of Gladwin July 2, 1921.
She
is survived by her husband, George R. Smith, her only daughter, Mrs. Christine
Wesley McKnight, and one grand-daughter, Miss Lucille Wesley of Gladwin. Two
brothers, Charles and August Kraft, both of Detroit, and one sister, Mrs. Lewis
Riecher of Detroit; also 43 nieces and nephews, besides a host of friends. She
was one of nine children, five brothers having preceded her in death.
Mrs.
Smith was a kind and affectionate mother of a good Christian character, and
loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Mission church at the time
of her death. She will be greatly missed at church services, for she was a frequent
visitor.
Those
attending the funeral from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kraft, Mr. and
Mrs. August Kraft, Mrs. Lewis Riecher, Sr., and son, Lewis Riecher, Jr. all of
Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bergey of Saginaw, Mich.
Funeral
services were held from the Mission church on Saturday at 12:30 p. m. conducted
by Rev. Alma M. Wegner, with interment at the Ridge cemetery. The pall-bearers
were, Gordon Capling, Glenn Wagar, Basil Stout, Burke Wilmot, Donald Black and Archie
Graham. Gladwin County Record dated 1-24/1929 Column – 5 Page – 1.
CHARLES ANTHONY HAHN (27 MARCH 1852 – 15 AUG 1919) s/w Caroline
CHARLES
HAHN
Charles
Hahn was born in Germany Mar. 27, 1852, and departed this life Aug. 15, 1919,
from his late home in Gladwin, Mich. Mr. Hahn came to this country with his
parents when 11 months of age, spending his childhood days with his parents in
Canada. In 1885 he was united in marriage to Miss Carrie Kraft, living for some
time in Detroit.
To
this union was born one daughter, Mrs. Melton Wesley of Gladwin. Most of his
married life was spent as a farmer near Mayville, Mich., moving to Gladwin one
year ago. He is survived by his faithful companion and daughter, also three brothers
and one sister of Buffalo, N. Y., and one brother of Sarnia, Can., besides
other relatives and friends. Mr. Hahn had been in poor health about ten years,
growing worse the last two or three years, having been confined to his bed the
last eight weeks.
Funeral
services were conducted I from the home by Rev. F. D. Voller, (text, Job
14:10), Monday morning, Aug. 18. Interment in Pine Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 8-21/1919 Column – 5 Page – 5.
LARRY
L. HALE (16 FEB 1946 - 15 SEP 2005)
Larry
L. Hale, Larry L. Hale, 59, of Gladwin, died Sept. 15, 2005 at home following a
short illness. He was born Feb. 16, 1946 in Clare to Lorn and Alice
(Thorington) Hale. He married Carol Lee Wray in Gladwin on July 23, 1966. He
was a lifetime resident of Gladwin and worked for 40 years for Robinson
Industry in Coleman, retiring in 2005.
Surviving
are his wife, Carol Hale of Gladwin; two sons, Josh (Kierstin) Hale of Gladwin
and Larry Hale of
A
graveside service was conducted Sept. 19 at
EDWIN F. HALL (6 AUG 1916 - 19 AUG 1983) m. 17 Mar 1984, s/w Theresa L.
Edwin
F. Hall, 67, of 108 E. Deer St., Gladwin, died Friday morning, Aug. 19, in the
Midland Hospital Center. Born in Lapeer on August 6, 1916, he moved to Pontiac at
an early age. He worked in material control for General Motors Truck and Bus
Division until retiring in March 1972. Mr. Hall moved to Gladwin County
November 13, 1971. He was married to the former Theresa Elliott on June 2,
1951, in Pontiac.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Hazel Milligan of Pontiac; 3 sons, Ira,
Charles and Jeffery, all of Pontiac; one step-son, Michael Elliott of
Shreveport, La.; one step-daughter, Linda Leyva of Pontiac; 2 sisters, Rosemary
Sprague of Pontiac and Cleo Bago of Royal Oak; 8 grandchildren and one great
granddaughter.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Ralph Cole
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-24/1983 Column – 3 Page – 2.
ELIJAH HALL (8 MAY 1854 - 13 JAN 1935) Husband of Mary S.
Hold
Funeral Rites For Elijah Hall
Funeral
services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Colbeck, Beaverton, for
her father, Elijah Hall, Monday, January 14, conducted by Rev. Raymond Norton,
pastor of the Beaverton Methodist church. Burial was at Ridge cemetery in
Gladwin township.
Elijah
Hall died January 12, 1935, at the Colbeck home at Beaverton after an illness
of a year and having been confined to his bed about two weeks. He was born May
6, 1851, in Ontario, Canada, and was married in 1880 to Miss Mary Leonard, who died
in 1913.
The
Halls came to Gladwin county in 1885, and have lived in Gladwin and on a farm
in Sage township. Since his wife's death he has made his home with his
children. He is survived by three, daughters Mrs. Mabel Walker of Grout
township, Miss Grace Hall of Detroit and Mrs. Onalee Colbeck of Beaverton; two sons,
Floyd E. Hall of Beaverton and Gordon Hall of Gladwin, and nine grandchildren.
Gladwin County Record dated 1-16/1935 Column – 2 Page – 4.
ETHEL PEARL (DEMARAY) HALL (18 OCT 1889 - 21 JAN 1990) s/w Will P.
Mrs.
Ethel P. Hall, 100, of
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Clayton
(Dorothy) Whitney of Gladwin; 3 sons, Fred Hall of Midland, Elmer Hall of
Pontiac and James Forgie of Gladwin; 15 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren
and one great, great grandchild. She was preceded in death by a brother,
Duncan, and 5 sisters, Nettie Wesley, Beatrice Erwin, Marjorie Forgie, Susan
Wilson and Clara Delp.
Services will be held Thursday at 3 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Pastor Jerry Wells will officiate
and burial will be in the
GORDON L. HALL (11 FEB 1900 - 22 OCT 1985) Father, s/w
Gordon
L. Hall, 85, of Clearview Oaks,
Surviving besides his wife, is one son,
George of Pontiac; and one sister, Onalee Colbeck of Gladwin. A Masonice
Memorial Service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Hall Funeral Home,
Gladwin Chapel. Gladwin County Record dated 10-30/1985 Column - 3 Page – 2
MARY S. (LEONARD) HALL (25 MARCH 1861 - 25 JAN 1913) Wife of Elijah Hall
Mrs.
Mary Hall died Sunday, Jan. 12, at
The remains were brought from
THERESA
L. (ELLIOTT) HALL (27 SEP 1923 – 17 MARCH 1984) m. 17 Mar 1984, s/w
Edwin F.
(Midland Daily News,
March 20, 1984)
Theresa L. Hall, 60,
of Gladwin, died Saturday, March 17, 1984, at
She was born Sept.
27, 1923, in Romeo. She moved to Gladwin from
She leaves her
daughters, Mrs. Linda Leyva of Pontiac and Mrs. Linda Sabline of Cincinnati,
Ohio; son, Michea1 Elliott of Shreveport, La.; step-sons, Ira H. Hall and
Jeffrey Hall, both of Pontiac, and Charles Hall of Lake Orion; stepdaughter,
Catherine Hall of Pontiac; six grandchildren; sister, Fannie M. Perry of
Gladwin, and brother, Harry Elliott of Traverse City.
Services will be 1
p.m. Wednesday at the Hall Funeral Home’s Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev. Carter
Miller officiating. Burial will be in
the
WILLIAM
PHILLIP HALL (28 AUG 1885 - 11 DEC 1918) s/w Ethel P.
Phillip
Hall died the morning of Dec. 11, 1918, at 5 o'clock, from influenza, at his
hom in Sage township. He was born Aug. 28, 1885, at Napanee, Ont. When he was
about two months old the family moved to Gladwin county and settled in Sage
township, where he lived pratically all his life. Deceased was a graduate of
the Gladwin high school in the class of 1903, and has been an industrious and
hard working young man. He was married to Miss Ethel Demaray April 12, 1914,
who with three small children, is bereft of the husband of her youth.
Services were held from the home Dec. 13,
conducted by Rev. A. J. Hettler. Burial in Ridge cemetery. Six members of the
I. O. O. F., of which he was a member, acted as pallbearers. He leaves to mourn
his death; his wife and three children, his father, three sisters and two
brothers, besides other relatives and friends.
How little we know what is before us! We
make our plans, but suddenly all is changed. May the God of all good and mercy
comfort the sorrowing ones. Gladwin County Record dated 12-19/1918 Column - 4
Page – 5
HENRY C. HAMILTON (19 APRIL 1892 - 11 FEB 1973)
GLADWIN --- Funeral service for Henry C. Hamilton,
80, of 243 Grout Road will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday from the Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Arthur Munger will officiate and burial will be in the
Ridge cemetery. Mr. Hamilton died Sunday night at the Gladwin Area Hospital. He
was born April 19, 1892, in Green County, Ky., and moved to Pontiac in 1939
where he worked as a mill operator for the Pontiac Paint and Varnish Company.
He retired in 1963 and moved to Gladwin. Mr. Hamilton married the former Goldie
Mae Carr in 1916 in Berry County, Ky. She died there in February, 1952.
Surviving are two sons, Steven of Convington, Ky.,
and Leonard of Midland; four daughters, Mrs. James (Alice) Emerson, and Mrs.
Vivian Hammons, both of Covington, Mrs. Paul (Lucile) Burns of Homestead, Fla.,
and Mrs. Robert (Helen) Cummings of Beaverton of Covington; 29 grandchildren
and 15 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home today. MDN
2-13-1973 Page -2
LEONARD CLAY HAMILTON (2 SEP 1929 - 28 DEC 1996)
LEONARD
CLAY HAMILTON
Leonard
Clay Hamilton, 67, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Dec. 28, at his home. Born Sept.
2, 1929 in Covington, Ky., Leonard served his country for 20 years in the Navy
as chief petty officer E-7, retiring from the service in 1966. He married the
former Shirley Nicholson, Oct. 8, 1964 in Beaverton. He worked for Dow Chemical
as an electrician until retiring in 1980.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Eric of Midland; three daughters, Bonnie
Jacobs, Susan Hamilton and Melissa Hamilton, all of Gladwin; two sisters, Alice
Tapp of Edgewood, Ky., and Helen Cummings of Gladwin; and one granddaughter. He
was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and one brother.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with the
Rev. Deane Wyllys officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Memorials may be made to Association. Gladwin County Record dated 1-1/1997
Column – 4 Page – 5.
AEC
US NAVY, WWII, KOREA, VIETNAM
GERALD
A. HAMMOND (14 DEC 1925 - 11 JULY 1984)
Gerald
A. Hammond, 58, of 1002 N. M-30, died suddenly Wednesday, July 11, at the
ALBERT
L. HANEL (14 JULY 1933 - 23 JAN 1987)
Albert
L. Hanel, 53, of
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Beatrice
Durham of Coldwater; 5 half-brothers, Daniel Merritt of Clare, Stanley and
Kenneth Merritt of Charlotte, Melvin Durham of Coldwater and Ronald Merritt of
Farwell; 2 half-sisters, Evelyn Landen of Grand Ledge and Wanda Markell of
VanWert, Ohio. A sister, Maxine Bell, preceded him in death Jan. 12.
Rites were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Wells officiated and burial
was in the
A2C
GLADYS
(WHITE) GOHEEN-HANNON (21 APRIL 1911 - 31 OCT 1992) Our Mom
GLADYS
HANNON
Gladys
(Goheen) Hannon, 81, of the Maple Manor, died Saturday. Oct. 31, 1992, at her
home after a long illness. Born in Gladwin, April 21, 1911, she was raised in
the county and left. She returned in 1972. Mrs. Hannon was a civilian requisition
officer for the U.S. Army until retiring in 1972 after 20 years. She was a
member of the R.L.D.S. Church.
The
former Gladys White, she was married to Clayton Goheen in 1930. He preceded her
in death March 16, 1981.
Surviving
are one son, Richard; 2 daughters, Mrs. Dean (Yvonne) Dunning of Gladwin and
Mrs. Emil (Priscilla) Ziemer of Green Valley, Ariz.; 2 brothers, Irvine and
Verl White of Gladwin; one sister, Faye Haines of Gladwin; 12 grandchildren and
24 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter-in-law, Jeanne
Goheen.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. Elder Roger Haines
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
11-4/1992 Column – 3 Page – 2.
BURCHARD N. HARRIS (1877 – 25 OCT 1956) s/w Minnie M.
LONG
ILLNESS FATAL TO BURTHARRIS
Burt
N. Harris, 69, a life time resident of Gladwin County, died at the Gladwin
Nursing Home after an illness of four years. He was born June 16,1877 in Sage
Township and was married to Minnie M. Hunt, November 23, 1904, who preceded him
in death July 14, 1953. Two sisters and
one
brother are deceased also.
Surviving
Mr. Harris are two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson of Sage and Mrs. Murtie
Allen of Flint; 15 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with Elder H.
McAllister officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
LEWIS HARRIS (1910 – 4 MAY 1911)
MINNIE M. (HUNT) HARRIS (24 JUNE 1884 – 14 JULY 1953) s/w Burchard N.
LLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. HARRIS
Mrs.
Minnie M. Harris, 69, passed away at the Gladwin Nursing Home on Tuesday
afternoon, July 14. She had been in ill health for the past year. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the Gladwin
Latter Day Saints church, 6 miles north of Gladwin. Elder Block
stock
will officiate.
Mrs.
Harris was born in Imlay City on June 24, 1884, and came to Butman township as
a child of six. She married Bert Harris in Butman on November 23, 1904, where
they have since made their home. About one month ago both entered the nursing
home, due to ill health.
Surviving
are her husband, Bert; two daughters, Mrs. Myrta Allen of Flint and Mrs. Evelyn
Thompson of Gladwin; onesister, Mrs. Mattie McIntyre of San Diego, California;
also 15 grandchildrenand 12 great-grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Mattie
Russell, and a son, Lewis, are deceased.
NELSON HARRIS (1840 – 17 JAN 1881)
ELLIOT HARTOM (17 SEP 1840 – 20 FEB 1923) s/w Emma
Elliot
Hartom died Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20, 1923, at his home in Gladwin township,
having been in poor health some time. Elliot Hartom was born Sept. 17, 1840, at
York, Washtefiaw county. He moved from York to Oerria, Barry county, where he
lived until 1862 when he came to Saginaw county, where he lived nine years on
the C. H. Holien farm. He spent five summers working in sawmills.
He
came to Gladwin in 1893, and spent 6 1/2 years as foreman on the Stone &
Wells farm. He then moved to his present farm a half mile from the, McClure
school. He was married to Mrs. Eliza Ames in 1900, who survives him, with his brother,
Peter Hartom of Flint,
Funeral
services were held at the home this afternoon conducted by C H. Peterson.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-22/1923 Column – 2 Page – 8.
EMMA HARTOM (1844 – 28 NOV 1898) s/w Elliot
MARY
H. HEARTWELL (9 JAN 1873 – 14 MARCH 1939) s/w Thomas
Former
Resident Dies March 14 in St. Johns
Mrs.
Mary Heartwell, former Gladwin resident, died at the home of Frank Demeray's of
St. Johns, March 14, of heart trouble. Mrs. Heartwell was born January 9, 1873,
in New York, and was the wife of Thos. Heartwell who died 12 years ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Heartwell had been long residents of Gladwin county.
Surviving
her are Wm, Heartwell of Saginaw, Leda Idsinger of St. Petersburg, Florida,
Milton Heartwell of Lansing, MaryLeininger of Yale, 10 grandchildren and 2
great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held March 17 at the Ross Hall Funeral Home, conducted by Mr.
Beetle of Climax. Interment in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
3-22/1939 Column – 6 Page – 1.
THOMAS HEARTWELL (1860 – 15 JUNE 1927) s/w Mary H.
THOMAS
HEARTWELL DIES SUDDENLY AT BEAVERTON
Thomas
Heartwell died very suddenly at the home of Frank Demaray at Beaverton, Tuesday
evening. He was taken sick about supper time when they put him to bed. A doctor
was called but Mr. Heartwell passed away before the doctor's arrival. Funeral
services will be held Friday. Gladwin County Record dated 6-16/1927 Column – 5
Page – 5.
EDWIN HEFFNER (22 SEP 1900 – 21 MAR 1964)
Services Held for Edwin Heffner
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the
Hall Funeral Home for Edwin Heffner, 63, who died at his Sage Township home
Saturday of a heart attack. The Rev. Ross E. Tracy officiated and burial was in
Ridge Cemetery.
Born in Detroit on Sept. 22, 1900, he came to
Gladwin County with his parents in 1908. He was married to the former Gladys Eagleson
on Sept. 6, 1934 in Midland. He had worked as an auto salesman and had spent seven
years on the Chappel Dam School Board in Sage Township. He was recently honored
for serving 14 years on the County Board of Education.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys; four sons,
Duane, of Flint, Ronald and Kenneth, of Gladwin, and Dennis, at home; four
daughters, Mrs. Lois Howell, of Gladwin, Judith, of Flint, Beverly and Karen, at
home; and a sister, Mrs. Alma Welker, of Florida. Gladwin County Record dated
3-25/1964 Column – 2 Page – 1.
AMELIA (DUNST) HEFFNER (1865 – 13 FEB 1938) Mother
Mrs.
Martin Heffner was taken to Ann Arbor Hospital Monday for medical treatment. We
hope for her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welker took Mrs. Heffner to
Ann Arbor. Gladwin County Record dated 2-9/1938 Column – 3 Page – 14.
Services
Held Todav for Mrs. M. Heffner Funeral services will be Held at the Round Lake
Baptist church this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mrs. Martin Heffner of Sage township,
conducted bv Rev. P. F. Schilling. Burial will be at the Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Heffner
died Sundav at the U. of M. hospital, Ann Arbor, after a long illness. Gladwin
County Record dated 2-16/1938 Column – 6 Page – 1.
KENNETH
LOWELL HEFFNER (26 NOV 1940 - 13 MARCH 2003)
Kenneth Lowell
Heffner, 62, of Gladwin, passed away March 13, 2003, at home, surrounded by
family and friends. He had fought a courageous battle with cancer.
Ken was born in Gladwin on Nov. 26, 1940, and was the son of Gladys (Eagleson)
Heffner and the late Edwin Heffner. He married the former Pamela Joanne Behnke
on Dec. 7, 1963.
Ken began his professional career with Wolverine Camper and ended as the
Building Official for
In addition to his wife Pam, Ken is survived by his two children, Mark Heffner
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Brad (Peggy) Heffner of Ithaca, Michigan; three
grandchildren, Megan, Coleman and Carrigan Heffner; his mother, Gladys Heffner
of Gladwin; three brothers, Duane (Betty) Heffner of Mancelona, Michigan, Ron
Heffner of Gladwin, and Dennis (Mikki) Heffner of Muskegon, Michigan; four
sisters, Lois Howell of Gladwin, Judy (Mike) Caine of Grand Blanc, Michigan,
Bev (Tom) Cameron of Durand, Michigan, and Karen (Tom) Miller of Kawkawlin;
father and mother-in-law, Dick and Jean Behnke; brothers and sisters-in-law,
Phil and Shari Caffrey, Debbie Shaffer, Doug and Tammy Behnke; and many nieces
and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Edwin Heffner.
A celebration of his life was held Monday, March 17, 2003, at Hall Funeral
Home. Rev. Charles Marble, of the
MARTIN HEFFNER (28 APR 1865 – 6 OCT 1939) Father
Services
Held October 9 for Martin Heffner
Services
were held October 9 for Martin Heffner, who died at his home in Sage township,
October 6. Martin Heffner was born in Russian Poland April 28, 1865 and was
married to Amelia Dunst in 1886. In 1890 they moved to the United States and
lived in Detroit for twelve years when they moved to Sage township where they
have since resided. He was preceded in death by two daughters, one son, and his
wife, who died February 13, 1937.
Surviving
are one daughter, Mrs. Alma Welker and son Edwin Heffner, both of Gladwin, ten
grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Rev.
Gassner of Round Lake Baptist Church conducted the services. Burial was in
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-18/1939 Column – 6 Page – 4.
OSWALD O. HEFFNER (24 AUG 1886 - 6 OCT 1926)
Oswald O. Heffner was born in Russia, Aug. 24, 1886,
and died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heffner, after an illness of eight weeks
with white lead poisoning. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and two
children, father and mother; one brother and one sister, besides a host of
relatives and friends. Gladwin County Record dated 10-14/1926 Column – 3 Page –
4.
HARVEY
H. HEINZ, SR (25 DEC 1900 - 10 NOV 1976) m. 27 Oct
1926, nine children, Father
Harvey Heinz
Harvey H. Heinz, Sr., 75, of 1600 Pratts Lake Rd., Gladwin,
died at Clare, Wednesday, November 10, following a long illness. Born in
Detroit, December 25, 1900, he came to Gladwin in 1943 after being employed with
the Public Lighting Commission of the City of Detroit. He was the former owner
of the Harvey’s Resort at Pratts Lake. Prior to his illness, Mr. Heinz was
active as a amateur radio operator and also held commercial operators licenses
for nearly 25 years.
He and the former Helen Cavander were married
October 27, 1926, in Detroit. He was a member of St. Johns Lutheran Church of Gladwin.
Surviving are his wife, Helen; 4 daughters, Mrs.
Harold (Phyllis) Grogg of Gladwin, Mrs. John (Julianna) Cooley of California,
Mrs. Alan (Suzan) Harkrader, and Miss Marilyn Heinz, both of Gladwin; 4 sons
Harvey Jr., Marvin, Robert, and Russell, all of Gladwin; 2 brothers; 15 grandchildren
and 6 great grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday, at 3 p.m., at the Hall Funeral
Home – Gladwin Chapel with the Rev. Herbert Biermann officiating. Interment was
in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-17/1976 Column – 4 Page – 2.
HELEN ELIZABETH (CAVANDER) HEINZ (31 JULY 1904 - 10 FEB 1987) m. 27 Oct
1926, nine children, Mother
Mrs.
Helen Heinz, 82, of 912 Morning Sun Dr., Birmingham, Ala. and formerly of
Gladwin, died Tuesday, Feb. 10, at her home after a short illness. Born in
Hillsville, Pa., July 31, 1904, she had moved to Birmingham a year ago from
Lansing. The former Helen Cavander, she was married to Harvey H. Heinz Oct. 27,
1926, in Detroit. He preceded her in death Nov. 10, 1976. They had operated
Harvey’s Place Resort at Pratt’s Lake for 40 years until 1978. They also
developed the Heinz Pratt Lake Subdivision.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Harvey Jr. and Robert of Gladwin, Marvin of Clare and Russell of
Mt. Pleasant; 4 daughters, Mrs. Harold (Phyllis) Grogg of Gladwin, Mrs. Allan
(Susan) Harkrader of Gaylord; Mrs. Marilyn Weiss and Juliana Heinz of
Birmingham, Ala.; 2 brothers, John of Slippery Rock, Pa. and Jay of Youngstown,
Ohio; 19 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. One son, John, and 3 sisters
and a brother preceded her in death.
Services
were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapiel. The
Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to Hospice of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 2-18/1987 Column
– 4 Page – 2.
JOHN
R. HEINZ (28 APRIL 1953 - 11 JAN 1990)
JOHN HEINZ
John R. (Jack) Heinz, 36, of 3561 Pratt Lake Rd.,
Gladwin, died suddenly Thursday, Jan. 11, 1990, at his home. Born in Sault Ste.
Marie, April 28, 1953, he moved to Gladwin County 5 years ago from Clare County.
Surviving are his parents, Harvey and Marjorie Heinz
of Gladwin; one brother, David of Gladwin; and his grandmother, Mrs. Evelyn
Paquette of Gladwin.
Rites were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father T. Edward Bennett officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-17/1990 Column – 3
Page – 2.
ROYAL R. HEINZ (16 JAN 1903 - 25 JAN 1978)
Royal Heinz
Royal Heinz, 75, of San Francisco, Calif., died
Wednesday, Jan. 25, in the Clare Nursing Home. Born in Detroit on January 16,
1903, he came to Gladwin County 4 months ago from San Francisco. He was retired
from newspaper sales.
Surviving is one brother Leonard of Detroit. His
wife preceded him in death in 1975.
Rites were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-1/1978 Column – 5 Page
– 2.
ANDREW HESSE (27 DEC 1905 – 11 OCT 1987) s/w Ora M.
ANDREW
HESSE
Andrew
Hesse, 81, of Haines City, Fla., died Sunday, Oct. 11, at his home. Born in
Pauderborn, Germany, Dec. 27, 1905, he had lived in Gladwin County several
years ago. Mr. Hesse was married to the former Ora Hensley June 11, 1938, in
Napoleon, Ohio. She preceded him in death Dec. 2, 1972.
Surviving
are 4 nieces. Rites were held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Ridge Cemetery with the Rev.
Father Donald Christensen officiating. Arrangements were in charge of the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 10-21/1987 Column – 3
Page – 2.
ORA M. (HENSLEY) HESSE (7 SEP 1894 – 2 DEC 1972) s/w Andrew
Mrs.
Ora M. Hesse, 78, of 5320 Jewell, Grass Lake, Sherman Township, died Saturday evening,
December 2, in Haines City, Fla. Services will be held Thursday, at 1:30 p.m.
at the Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Byron Hatch officiating. Burial will
be in Ridge Cemetery.
Born
September 7, 1894, in Morristown, Tenn., she married Andrew Hesse June 11,
1938, in Napoleon, Ohio, and they came to Gladwin Comity in 1966 from Utica,
Mich. Surviving are her husband, Andrew; a step-son, one neice, and one nephew.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-6/1972 Column – 3 Page – 2.
BENJAMIN HETHERINGTON (1851 – 28 DEC 1898) s/w Mary Ann
KILLED
BY A TREE.
Benjamin
Hetherington Hurled Into Eternity Without Warning.
Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock Benjamin Hetherington was killed by a tree which he was
helping his brother William to saw at the camp of C. 8. Bliss several miles
northeast of the city. They had fell a maple tree which lodged on a hemlock,
which they proceeded to saw off to let the maple down. When the hemlock was cut
off a part of it sprung back, striking the unfortunate man, breaking his neck,
and killing him instantly. He did not speak afterward and died in his brother's
arms.
The
deceased was 48 years of age, and leaves a widow and three children, also two
brothers, William and Simon, all residing near McClure. He came from Canada
only six weeks ago. Funeral services will be held at the McClure M. E. church
tomorrow (Saturday) at 10:30 a. m.
The
surviving brothers, while burdened with sorrow at their sad loss, have many
words of commendation for kindnesses received at the hands of Foreman P.
Gaffney and the men at the camp, who have assisted them financially and in
every way possible. Gladwin County
Record dated 12-30/1898 Column – 5 Page – 1.
MAE (WEIR) HETHERINGTON (28 SEP 1897 - 3 SEP 1964)
RITES
HELD FOR MAE HETHERINGTON
Mrs. Mae Weir Hetherington, 76, of
Wagarville, died Thursday morning, Sept. 3 after an illness of three weeks.
Rites were held Saturday from the Miner Chapel with the Rev's. Thurland
Meredith, M. R. Putnam, and George Skene officiating. Burial was in
Mrs. Hetherington was born in
MARY ANN (BISBEE) HETHERINGTON (6 MAY 1860 – 30 MAR 1939) s/w Benjamin
FORMER
RESIDENT DIES IN PONTIAC MARCH 30
Mrs.
Mary Hetherington, former Gladwin resident, died at the home of her daughter in
Pontiac, of a Paralytic stroke, March 30. Mrs. Heatherington was born May 6,
1860, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bisbee, in Middlesex County, Ontario.
In 1876 she was married to Benjamin Hetherington and to them were born three
children. In 1898 the Hetherington's moved to Gladwin. In the fall of 1898 her
husband was killed in the lumber camp.
Surviving
her are her three children, Mrs. Louis Robinson, Albert and Newman Hetherington,
all of Pontiac, several grandchildren and a host of friends. Funeral services
were held at the Wagarville M. E. Church Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Ivan Hodgeson. Interment in Ridge Cemetery.
FRANKIE E. HIGBEE (21 SEP 1901 - 24 SEP 1902) Son of Wm. & Mary,
aged 1 year & 3 days
MARY ANN (LINTON) HIGBEE (18 MAR 1877 – 25 AUG 1955) (wife of Wm. H.)
WILLIAM H. HIGBEE (5 NOV 1871 – 23 FEB 1966) (husband of Mary A.)
BETTIE
J. HILL (29 FEB 1920 - ?) Mother, s/w Harold R. & Patrick K.
BETTY ELAINE (DUBY)
HILL (6 APR 1925 – 18 AUG 2007)
Betty
Elaine Hill, 82, of Gladwin, passed away Aug. 18, 2007, at Gladwin Nursing and
Rehabilitation Centre in Gladwin following a short illness. She was born in
Saginaw on April 6, 1925 to Fred Sr. and Anna (Clemens) Duby. She was a
homemaker and had lived in Gladwin County since 1970. She was a member of the
Lutheran faith. Betty married Roy Gordon Hill on Feb. 7, 1947 in Saginaw.
She
is survived by her husband, Roy Hill of Gladwin; son, Stacey (Kelly) Hill of
Gladwin; daughters, Lee (Dan) Losee of Texas and Pat (Lary) Derina of Arizona;
seven grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; sister, Ruth (Jim) Daniels;
brothers, Kenny and Allan Duby; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
She
was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Sandra Thompson; sisters, Jane,
Annabelle, Sophia Blonde and Dorothy; brothers, Fred Jr. (Lucky), Richard
(Curly) and Ronald.
Funeral
services were held Aug. 22, 2007 at Hall-Kokotovich Funeral Home in Gladwin
with Pastor David Sprang officiating. She was laid to rest in Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin. Memorial contributions can be made to the Hill Family Discretionary
Fund. Gladwin County Record dated 8/29/2007.
HAROLD R. HILL (24 JAN 1919 - 25 AUG 1994) s/w Bettie J.
HAROLD
R. HILL
Harold
R. Hill, 75, of Gladwin and formerly of Wyandotte, died Thursday, Aug. 25,
1994, in
Gladwin.
Born Jan. 24, 1919 in Toledo, Ohio, he moved to Gladwin in 1978 from Wyandotte,
after 33 years of service with Wyandotte Municipal Services. He is a veteran of
World War II, and a lifetime member of the VFW and Masons. He married the former Betty Roberts on Nov.
14, 1942 in Kansas City, Mo.
Survivors
include 3 sons, Edward of Byron Center, Timothy of Wyandotte, and Dermis of
Gladwin; 6 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. He was preceded in death
by 3 sons, Harold Jr., Robert and Patrick; and one brother Donald.
Rites
were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Sisson Funeral Home. Chaplin Joseph White
officiated, and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Graveside services were under the
auspices of VFW Post 7303. Gladwin County Record dated 8-31/1994 Column – 3
Page – 2.
SGT
PATRICK
K. HILL (3 JAN 1952 - 14 JUNE 1992) Son, s/w Bettie J. & Harold R.
PATRICK
HILL
Patrick
K. Hill, 40, of 5099 Butman Rd.. Gladwin, died suddenly Sunday, June 14, 1992.
at the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. Born in Trenton, Jan. 3,
1952. He had moved to Gladwin County in 1978 from Wyandotte. Mr. Hill was a
heavy equipment operator in construction. He was a member of the Loyal Order of
Moose in Gladwin.
Surviving
are his parents. Harold and Bettie Hill of Gladwin; and 3 brothers, Edward of
Byron
Center,
Timothy of Wyandotte and Michael of Gladwin.
Services
will be held Thursday at noon from the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin Chapel.
Burial
will
be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-17/1992 Column – 3 Page
– 2.
WILLIAM
HILL (1834 - AUG 1894)
ASST
PHYSICIAN-SEA VESSEL CIVIL WAR
GUY
NATHANIEL HILLMAN (4 JAN 1919 – 31 DEC 1980) Dad, Grandpa, s/w Janice M.
GUY
HILLMAN
Guy
N. Hillman, 61, of 1835 S. Bard Rd., Gladwin, died Wednesday, Dec. 31, in the Gladwin
Area Hospital. Born in Detroit on January 4, 1919, he lived in Ridge, Ohio, before
coming to Gladwin
County
in 1921. Mr. Hillman graduated from Beaverton High School in 1939, and then
worked at Ford Motor Co. for 11 years. He went to work as a lab technician for
Dow Chemical Co. in 1950 and worked until illness forced his retirement. He was
a member of the United Steel Workers of America and an avid hunter and
fisherman.
Mr.
Hillman and the former Janice Linton were married on January 20, 1940, in
Gladwin. Besides his wife, he is survived by 5 sons, Larry, Sherwood (Bill) and
Loris (Skip) of Gladwin and Eric and Jeffrey of Beaverton; 3 daughters, Mrs. Ron
(Sonja) Erway of Beaverton, Mrs. Mick (Sherryl) Stitz of Davisburg and Mrs.
Steve (Tamara) Wuelfing of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Jean Humke of Dubuque,
Iowa; 4 half brothers, Rev. Ray Davis of Bippus, Ind., Jack Davis of Gladwin,
Rev. Keith Davis of Ft. Wayne, Ind. and Bill Hillman of Utica; and half sister,
Mrs. Villroye Bollhoefer; and 14 grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Carter
Miller
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-7/1981 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JANICE M. (LINTON) HILLMAN (19 APR 1924 – MAR 2010) s/w Guy N.
So
ends the final chapter in the life of Janice Mae Hillman. Otherwise known as
"Jan" to family and friends or simply "Mom." She was
predeceased by her husband Guy Hillman and eldest son, Larry.
Jan
was born of John and Lena Linton on April 19, 1924, and raised in Gladwin, the
youngest of seven children. Siblings included Minnie Stickel, Elmer, George,
Johnny, Henry, Roy and Earl Linton, also passed.
She
raised her own family of eight with husband Guy Hillman, also of Gladwin. She
is survived by seven of her children, Sonja Erway, Sherryl (Mick) Stitz, Bill
Hillman, Eric (Peg) Hillman, Skip Hillman, Tammy (Steve) Wuelfing, and Jeff
(Deb) Hillman.
Jan
was a business member of the community as a local beauty shop owner and
operator since 1965, leaving in her path many beautiful ladies. She was loved
by most who knew her, but nothing and nobody stood between her and her kids.
She was a pillar of strength. Known by some of her granddaughters as their
"Glitter Grandma," she loved flashy jewelry, glitz and glimmer, and
music. Having been a guitar player and singer, she passed on her music talents
to many of her children.
Jan
is survived by seven kids; 24 grandkids; and 21 great-grandkids. She is also
survived by her wonderful companion and best friend, Kent Rice. Kent Rice, also
raised in Gladwin, came back into her life from her past 10 years ago. She was
always so proud to announce that he was her very first love back when she was a
teenager. He, along with her kids have been her "lifeline." She will
be greatly missed, but we know she's in a better place.
Funeral
services will be held on Thursday, March 25, 2010, at 11 a.m. at the Beaverton
Church of the Nazerene with Pastor Mark Moore and Pastor Ann Meyer officiating.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, March 24, 2010, from 2-9 p.m. at the
Sisson Funeral Home. Interment will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 03-24/2010.
JAMES
E. HIXENBAUGH (7 AUG 1919 - 11 JULY 1983)
James
E. Hixenbaugh, 63, of
Beside his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
James of Indiana and John of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Mrs. Sandy Manard of
Escanaba and Mrs. Dave (Sharon) Wood of Flint; 2 step-sons, Tom Lefler of
Indiana and Lynn Smith of Colorado; one brother, Oliver of St. Helen; 4
sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Marsh and Mrs. Doris Padget of National City, Mrs. Wanda
Blake of Mt. Morris and Mrs. Betty Fahr of Gaines; 20 grandchildren and one
great grandchild. Two brothers preceded him in death.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 11 a.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Paul Miles officiated and burial was in
the
PFC
ALICE
L. (SECORD) HOCKADAY (10 JUNE 1874 - 26 DEC 1964)
GRANDDAUGHTER
OF M. SECORD DIES
Mrs. Alice Hockaday, 90, of
Surviving are two sons, Rev. Asa Hockaday of
Hope, and Albert of Auburn; and four daughters, Mrs. Charles (Beulah) Cross, of
Flint, Mrs. O. T. (Bertha) Knappins and Mrs. George (Anna) Loree of Hope, Mrs.
Ellis (Mabel) Campbell of Caro; 18 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren, 8
great great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Dec. 29
at 1:30 p.m. from the
ROBERT MURRAY HOCKADAY (13 SEP 1866 - 2 MAY 1953)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO WELL KNOWN MAN
Robert M. (Bobby) Hockaday, 86, passed away
late Saturday night at the
Mr. Hockaday was born in Tuscola county on
September 13, 1866. He came to Gladwin county in 1900 and was married to Miss
Alice L. Secord on June 7, 1892. Following her death he remarried and is
survived by his widow Grace.
Other survivors are two sons, the Rev. Asa
Hockaday of Williamston and Albert Hockaday of Midland, four daughters, Mrs.
Beulah M. Cross of Flint, Mrs. Bertha Knappins of Date City, Florida, Mrs. Anna
Loree of Hope, and Mrs. Mabel Campbell of Caro; also 18 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.
Mr. Hockaday was well known throughout this
area as a pioneer lumber camp cook and woodsman, having prepared the meals at
the Gladwin beef banquet for many years and served as cook at the Lumberjack Days
festival, formerly held at
Mr. Hockaday also served as minister in the
Free Methodist church for eight years, from 1911 to 1918. Gladwin County Record
dated 05-13/1953 Column - 4 Page – 1
CORA M. (ALLINGTON) HOENSHELL (26 APR 1868 – 11 OCT 1903) s/w Jacob S.
Hoenshell:
Mrs. Cora Allington Hoenshell was born April 26, 1868 and died Oct. 11, 1903,
aged 35 years, 5 months, 11 days. She was married to Mr. J. Hoenshell Dec. 28,
1887. They lived in Owosso until three years ago when they moved into Butman
township.
She
leaves a husband, five children, one of whom is a girl, a father, mother, two
sisters and a brother, besides a host of friends to mourn her loss. She was a
consistent Christian and in the last hours she found that the Master was with
her even in the shadow of death. The last sickness of Mrs. Hoenshall was of
short duration. One week ago last Saturday she left home to visit friends, and
relatives in Owosso and was taken ill on the train. She had only been away from
her
home
eight days when she passed away.
The
funeral services was held in Owosso. Her remains were brought to Gladwin for
interment. The service at the grave were conducted by Rev. O. F. Bulman. The
High Ridge Arbor of the order of Gleaners also participated in the service at
the grave. Gladwin County Record dated 10-16/1903 Column – 5 Page – 7.
REV. DONALD A. HOENSHELL (17 FEB 1897 - NOV 1965)
DEATH
TAKES REV. DONALD HOENSHELL
Rev.
Donald A. Hoenshell, 68, former Midland resident and pastor of the Free
Methodist Church in Coleman, died unexpectedly after suffering a heart attack
Saturday morning in Royal Oak. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Beaumont
Hospital, Royal Oak. Born Feb. 17, 1897 in Owosso, he was married March 8,
1916, in Coleman to the former Edith Skillman, who survives him.
Rev.
Hoenshell served his first pastorate in the Free Methodist Church in Standih in
1928. He also served churches in Fraser, Gladwin, Flint, Alpena, Saginaw, West
Branch, Bad Axe, Clio and Auburn Heights, before he retired from the ministry
in 1961. He then made his home in Midland for two years, residing at 813 Mill
Street.
He
was called to fill the pulpit at the Coleman Free Methodit Church which he had
served the past two and one half years. In addition to his widow, Rev. Hoenhell
is survived by two sons, Donald J. Hoenshell, a former Midland Daily News
sports editor, and currently of Lansing, where is a director of the Legislative
Service Bureau also a son Robert Hoenshell of Fullerton, Calif., one daughter,
Mrs. Robert Bolin of Clare; one brother, Lee Hoenhell, Los Angles, Calif., one
sister, Mrs. Floyd Currey, St. Petersburg, Fla., eight grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Midland Free Methodist Church
with Rev. Burton Culver, superintendant of the Bay City district Free Methodist
Church, and Rev. Ward Sipes, pastor of the Midland Free Methodist Church
officiating. Burial will be in Ridge cemetery, Gladwin.
Friends
may call at the Wilson Funeral Home until 11 a.m. Tuesday then at the church
from 1 p.m. until time of service. MDN dated 11-29-1965 Page – 3.
EDITH M. (SKILLMAN) HOENSHELL (26 MAR 1899 – 16 FEB 1984) m. 8 Mar 1916,
s/w Rev. D.A.
Edith
M. Hoenshell, 84, formerly of 821 Cambridge, died Feb. 16, 1984, at the Clare
Nursing Home where she had been for nine months. The former Edith Skillman was
born March 26, 1899, in Midland and married Rev. Donald Hoenshell on March 8,
1916 in Coleman. Rev. Hoenshell, who died in 1965, was the pastor of the Free
Methodist Church. They lived in several eastern Michigan cities and moved back
to Midland in 1961. Mrs. Hoenshell was a member of the Midland Free Methodist
Church.
She
leaves son, Robert N. Hoenshell, Las Vegas, Nev.; daughter Mrs. Edward (Eva)
Williams of Coleman; sister, Mrs. Nathan (Elizabeth) May of Midland; 11
grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews. A son Donald Hoenshell Jr., died in 1980.
Funeral
services will be 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Midland Free Methodist church, with
Rev. Gordon Evoy and Rev. Ward Sipes officiating. Burial will be at the Ridge
Cemetery in Gladwin County. Friends may call at the Wilson Funeral Home anytime
today and until 1 p.m. Sunday. Memorials are available to the Midland or
Sanford Free Methodist Church or to Family Life Radio. MDN dated 2-18-1984 Page
-2.
JACOB S. HOENSHELL (7 MARCH 1864 – 13 OCT 1940) s/w Cora M.
Services
Held Here for Jacob Hoenshell
Jacob
S. Hoenshell, a former resident of here, died at his home in New Castle, Penn.,
Sunday, October 13.
Jacob
Hoenshell was born in Coshocton county, Ohio, March 7, 1864. He was married to
Cora Alliton in 1888 and to them were born four sons and one daughter. She
preceded him in death October 11, 1903. In October, 1906, he was married to
Celistie Secord. Jacob Hoenshell lived in Gladwin from 1900 to 1918. when he
moved to Pennsylvania.
Surviving
him are his wife, four sons, Lee of Santa Anna, California, Ross, of Vassar,
Donald of Alpena and Carl of Owosso, one daughter, Mrs. Floyd Currie Of
Ludington, thirteen children, three great grand children. two brothers, Lewis
of Flint and Fred of California, two sisters, Nora Cudney of Corunna and Mrs.
Frank Watson of Spring Arbor.
Funeral
services were held at the Rogers Funeral Home, Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. conducted
by Rev. T. H. Reed of Alpena. Interment was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-16/1940 Column – 4 Page – 1.
FRANCES R. (YORSTON) HOGG (24 OCT 1925 – 9 AUG 1978)
FRANCES HOGG
Frances R. Hogg, 52, of Redondo Beach, Calif., died Wednesday,
Aug. 9, in Torrance
Memorial Hospital, Calif. Born in Detroit on October
24, 1925, she moved to California in 1967. Mrs. Hogg was a bank teller for
Security Pacific National Bank in Englewood. The former Frances Yorston, she
was married to William Hogg in August 1952 in Detroit.
Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Berdina Elliott of Gladwin; one step-daughter, Mrs. Barbara Edwards of
Rochester, N.Y.; and one step-brother, Walter
Scott of Gladwin.
Rites were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Herbert Biermann
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-16/1978 Column – 5 Page – 2.
CLARA
(WENDHAUSEN) HOOKER HOLLENBACK (6 JUNE 1866 – 21 AUG 1945) Mother (wife of W.S.
Hooker)
RITES
TOMORROW FOR MRS. HOLLENBACK
Mrs.
Clara Hollenback, 79, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Shell of
Butman, Tuesday morning, August 21, after an illness of three days. Funeral
services will be held Thursday, August 23 at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home.
Burial is to be at the Ridge cemetery. Born June 6, 1866 in Monroe county,
Clara Wendhausen married William S. Hooker, December 25, 1886, in Monroe
county, and was later married to William Hollenback. Shehas residedfor the past
48 years in Gladwin county.
She
is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Shell, of Butnam, and Myrtle McDonald,
of Jackson; and a son, Alva D. Hooker of Butman. Four other children preceded
her in death. There are 24 surviving grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
HUGH
A. HOLLENBAUGH (25 MARCH 1910 - 28 SEP 1972)
Hugh
A. Hollenbaugh, 62, died in
CLARENCE L. HOLLENBECK (1906 - 1955)
ELIZABETH JANE (MARDLIN) HOLLENBECK (11 NOV 1887 – 5 FEB 1925) s/w Jesse
H.
This
community was greatly shocked at the sudden death of Mrs. Lizzie Mardlin
Hollenbeck. She was well known here and loved by all, always having a smile and
kind word. The family has our sympathy. Gladwin County Record dated 2-12/1925
Column – 1 Page – 3.
MRS.
ELIZABETH JANE HOLLENBECK
Mrs.
Elizabeth Jane Hollenbeck was born in London, Canada, Nov. 11, 1887, and passed
away Feb. 5, 1925, at the age of 37 years, 2 months and 25 days. She moved with
her parents to Gladwin county, Michigan, in 1888. She was united in marriage to
Howard Hollenbeck in 1905.
To
this union were born seven children, three sons and four daughters, besides she
leaves to mourn her loss, husband, father and step-mother and five sisters,
Mrs. Frank Reigle of Flint, Mrs. Annie Ritchie of Gladwin, Mrs. Eva Markey of
Grand Rapids, Mrs. Mable Canfield of Kalamazoo and Miss Bertha Mardlin of
Gladwin; and two brothers, Arthur Mardlin of Midland and John Mardlin of Flint,
and many relatives and friends. She was a kind and loving, wife and mother and will
be greatly missed in the community where she lived. Gladwin County Record dated
2-12/1925 Column – 6 Page – 4.
ISRAEL
H. HOLLENBECK (1900 - 1 JAN 1911)
Israel
H., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hollenbeck, died Jan. 1, at their home, aged 10
years, 9 months and 5 days, and having been an invalid from his birth. Services
were held from the Wagarville church at 11:30 a.m. Jan. 5, Elder Burt of
Beaverton officiating followed by interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 01-12/1911 Column - 4 Page - 1
JESSE
HOWARD HOLLENBECK (5 DEC 1882 - 06 FEB 1961)
Jesse Howard Hollenbeck, 78, of Rhodes, died
Monday at
Survivors include his widow, Carrie; two
sons, Jesse, of Flint, and Wesley, of Bay City; a step-son, Harold Patty, of Flint;
four daughters, Mrs. Leona Wiseman, and Mrs. Grace Madden, of Rome, Ga., Mrs.
Marie Kobel, of Midland, and Mrs. Anna Parker, of Kalamazoo; a brother, Hugh,
of Traverse City; five sisters, Mrs. Sarah Furness, of Avco, Mrs. Luella
Woodworth, of Ven Lathropp, Mrs. Norah Wales, of St. Louis, Mrs. Velma Orr, of
Ohio, and Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, of Alma; 13 grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at
the Lee Funeral Home in Pinconning at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Gail Buckles, of
the Broadway Baptist Church, Bay City officiating. Burial will be in
JESS H. HOLLENBECK (2
SEP 1910 - 9 MARCH 1969)
LAVERNE
HOLLENBECK (1920 - 2003) s/w Wesley W.
RUSSELL HOLLENBECK (26 AUG 1886 – 28 JAN 1939)
Russell Hollenbeck, 52, died in Howell, Michigan.
January 28. Gladwin County Record dated 2-1/1939 Column – 1 Page – 1.
Russell Hollenbeck Dies Saturday at Howell
Russell Hollenbeck died Saturday in Howell. He was
born August 26, 1886. Surviving him besides his wife are one daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Brail of Midland, two brothers, Howard of Pinconning and Hugh of St.
Louis, and five sisters, Mrs. Garfield Furness of Avoca, Mrs. Willard
Woodworth, of New Lathrope, Mrs. Nora Wales of St. Louis, Mrs. Warren Stone of Alma
and Mrs. Clare Orr of Saginaw.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Thursday
at the Wilson funeral home, Midland, and burial will be at the Ridge cemetery of
Gladwin at 3 p. m. Gladwin County Record dated 2-1/1939 Column – 4 Page – 1.
RUTH
A. HOLLENBECK (5 JUNE 1915 – 5 MARCH 1997) s/w Jess H.
VELMA E. HOLLENBECK (1872 - 1921)
WESLEY W. HOLLENBECK (1919 - 1968) s/w LaVerne
BABY
HOOKER (1903 - 9 APRIL 1905) Aged 1 year, 1 month & 6 days, Son of
W.S. & Clara Hooker
Two-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hooker died Sunday April 9, and was buried
Tuesday in Gladwin township cemetary. Gladwin County Record dated 4-14/1905
Column – 4 Page – 1.
GEORGE LEONARD HOOKER (26 FEB 1902 – 31 AUG 1915)
Hooker.—George Leonard Hooker, son of Mrs. William
Hooker, died August 31, at Mercy hospital, Bay City. He was taken sick
Wednesday, a doctor was called but he continued to grow worse and Monday he was
taken to the hospital and was operated on at 5:30 in the afternoon. His death
occurred the next morning at 8:30 a.m. The body was brought to Gladwin on the
evening train.
He was born in Butman township Feb. 26, 1902, and
attended school in the white brick schoolhouse, district No. 3. He is survived
by his mother, three brothers, Roy Orvah and Alvah; two sisters, Myrtle and Mrs.
William Shell Jr. all of Butman.
Services will be held in the Ridge Church Friday
morning at 10 o’clock, followed by interment in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 9-2/1915 Column – 6 Page – 5.
ORVAL FREDERICK HOOKER (1895 – 23 APR 1945)
Orval Hooker is Stricken Suddenly
Services for Orval Frederick Hooker, 50, will be
held Friday afternoon, April 27th at 2 p. m. from the Hall Funeral Home. Rev. Charles
Nye, pastor of the Butman Brethren in Christ Church will officiate and burial
will be in the Ridge Cemetery.
Mr. Hooker died very suddenly in Mercy Hospital on
April 23. He was employed in a war plant in Jackson previous to his death. He
was a resident of Gladwin county for many years. Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Clara Hollenbeck, of Butman; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle McDonald, of Jackson and
Mrs. Wm. Shell, of Butman; also one brother, Alva Hooker, of Butman. Gladwin
County Record dated 4-25/1945 Column – 4 Page – 1.
RAY G. HOOKER (1 MARCH 1893 – 26 JUNE 1933)
DEATH OF RAY HOOKER
Ray Hooker died June 26, 1933, at the U. of M.
hospital, Ann Arbor, of a complication of diseases. He was born March 1, 1893,
at Milan.
When five years old he came with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hooker, to Gladwin county, settling on a farm in Bulman
township. He married Miss Lizzie Hollenbeck in 1915. They made their home in Butman
township until two years ago when they moved to Alma.
He is survived by his wife, four sons and four
daughters, at Alma; his mother, Mrs. Bert Hollenbeck, of Royal Oak; two
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Shell of Butman township and Mrs. Myrtle McDonald of
Munith; two brothers, Alva Hooker of Flint and Orville Hooker of Butman
township.
Services were held at the Butman L. D. S. church,
conducted by Elder Bodway of Alma, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 7-6/1933 Column – 7 Page – 5.
WILLIAM SMITH HOOKER (16 OCT 1845 - 6 MAY 1912) (husband of Clara W.)
HOOKER
William
Smith Hooker, many years a resident of Butman township, died Monday, after a
long illness, aged 66 years, 6 months and 20 days. He was born in Canada Oct.
16, 1845.
Funeral
services were held at the Wagarville church Wednesday followed by interment in
Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 5-9/1912 Column – 4 Page
– 4.
DARWIN HOOVER (5 APR 1929 - 1941) Son of Perry & Iva Hoover
ERVIN R. HOOVER (29 APR 1923 - ?)
IVA MAE (CANN) HOOVER (18 MAY 1904 – 13 NOV 1998) s/w Perry R.
IVA
M. HOOVER
Iva
M. Hoover, 94, of Midland, died Friday morning, Nov. 13, 1998 at MidMichigan
Medical Center. The daughter of the late Amon and Olive (Cripps) Cann was born
May 18, 1904 in Gladwin, where she was raised and educated. On Jan. 1, 1922 she
married Perry R. Hoover in Rosebush. After her husband's retirement in 1966,
they moved to Mecosta where they lived until moving to Shepard in 1978. Mrs.
Hoover returned to Midland in 1986.
Her
husband predeceased her May 12, 1984. She was a member of Midland Seventh-Day Adventist
Church. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoyed crocheting,
embroidery and quilting.
She
is survived by her children, Erin Hoover of Gladwin, Melvin (Betty) Hoover of
Midland, William (Janet) Hoover, Gladwin and Lola (Luther) Young of Hamlin,
West Virginia; 13 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; 10 great
grandchildren; 10 great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She
was predeceased by her daugher Wanda and her sons Darwin and Duane.
Funeral
services will take place at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 16, 1998 at the Ware-Smith
Woolever Funeral Chapel, 1200 West Wheeler St., Midland. Pastor Philip Colburn
of Midland Seventh-Day Adventist Church will officiate, with burial to take
place at 2:30 p.m. at Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Mrs.
Hoover's family will receive friends at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4
p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. and one Monday from 10 a.m. until time of service. Those
planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider the American Diabetes
Association. Midland Daily News dated 11-15-1998 Page - E6.
PERRY R. HOOVER (1901 – 12 MAY 1984) s/w Iva M.
Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Wolfe attended the funeral of Perry Hoover in Midland Tuesday.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-23/1984 Column – 1 Page – 5.
WANDA HOOVER (1932 - 1932)
DORIS (DORMAN) HORMAN (1853 - 1919) Wife of Henry Horman, Mother
EDWARD HORMAN (1889 - 1929) Brother
ED.
HORMAN DROWNED
Body
Found in Detroit River at Ecorse—Missing Since Nov. 11
The
body of Edward Horman was found in the Detroit river, near Ecorse, last week.
The river was being dragged in an effort to find another body, when the body of
Mr. Horman and another, said to be a priest who had been missing for some time,
was recovered from the same hole.
Ed
Horman had been missing since Nov. 11, and during this time a watch by the
police for the body was kept up. He was a man of very steady habits, had been a
D. U. R. conductor for 17 years, and when he did not appear for his regular
duties the police were notified. The last time he was seen he was known to have
a considerable sum of money in his possession.
The
body was identified by a bank book found in his clothing. The body was brought
to the home of his boyhood in Butman township for burial. Funeral services took
place Sunday afternoon, and he was buried by the side of his father and mother
in the Ridge cemetery.
He
was unmarried, and is survived by two brothers, William Horman and Henry
Horman, who both reside on the home place in Butman township. A large number attended
the funeral, as he was well known in the neighborhood, and had many friends.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-22/1930 Column – 4 Page – 1.
HENRY HORMAN (22 OCT 1853 – NOV 1927) Father
HENRY
HORMAN
Henry
Horman of Oberlin was laid to rest at the Ridge cemetery last Monday. He had
been ill for some time. Though at times it seemed as though he would regain his
health, during the last few weeks it was quite evident that death would soon
claim him. Saturday he was taken to the Mercy hospital at Bay City and there
shortly after his arrival he fell asleep.
Mr.
Horman was one of the pioneer settlers of Oberlin. He had seen this part of the
country change from a wilderness to a thriving community. He had certainly also
done his share to bring about that change.
Mr.
Horman was born Oct. 22, 1853, in the state of Hannover, Germany. There in that
country he spent the early part of his life. In school which he attended eight years
he proved himself to be a very able pupil, leading his class quite a number of
years. In 1877 at the age of 24, he was married to Miss Doris Dorman.
Five
years later in 1882 they left their home country coming to the United States.
At first they made their home in Mansfield, Ohio, and from there, about 30 years
ago, they came to Gladwin county. Here they cleared a piece of pine-stump land
for a farm and home.
Mrs.
Horman was first to be called by death and now Mr. Horman has also answered the
summons. Of the five children with whom the couple had been blessed, two died as
small children, one in Germany and one in Ohio. The surviving children are
Edward in Detroit, William and Henry at home.
The
funeral services were held at Zion Lutheran church at Oberlin where he was a
member. May the Lord grant him a peaceful rest, a joyous reunion with all his
loved ones, and eternal life. Bernard Roth, Officiating Pastor. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-24/1927 Column – 3 Page – 4.
HENRY HORMAN (6 JUNE 1888 – 2 DEC 1968) Brother
Services
Thursday for Henry Horman
Henry
Hormnn, 80, of Gladwin, died Monday afternoon, Dec. 2, 1968, in the Gladwin
Hospital. Born in Paulding County, Ohio on June 6, 1888, he came to Gladwin
County when he was 12 years old. He was a retired farmer. Mr. Horman was never
married. One brother, William preceded him in death in 1955.
Services
will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Miner Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles
Allen will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 12-4/1968 Column – 2 Page – 1.
WILLIAM HORMAN (11 NOV 1881 – 10 NOV 1955) Brother
William
Hormann
A
short illness was fatal to William Hormann, 74, of Butman Township, who passed
away Thursday, Nov. 10. Mr. Hormann was born in Hanover, Germany, Nov. 11,
1881, and resided, in Fort Wayne, Ind. Before coming to Gladwin County. He had
farmed here for the past 55 years.
He
is survived by one brother, Henry, also of Butman. One brother, Edward,
preceded him in death in 1929.
Funeral
services were held Monday, Nov. 14, at 2 p. m. at Miner Funeral Home with the
Rev. Raymond Mueller officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers were
Blaine Yeager, William Shell, Harold Stange, Clarence Schuler, Malcolm Cuddie
and Henry Will. Gladwin County Record dated 11-16/1955 Column – 5 Page – 1.
AARON HORNER (8 SEP 1888 – 19 AUG 1906)
DROWNED IN LONG LAKE.
Aaron Horner While Bathing Dives to His Death.
Aaron Horner, aged 19, was drowned in Long lake,
eight miles north of Gladwin, Sunday while bathing. He was an adopted son of
John Horner, living near Round lake, a mile south of Long lake.
The young man and Mile Hudson went to Long lake in
the evening to swim, and found Willie Schmidt and Tony Seipke there. When in
the lake Aaron made a dive from the sand bar, remarking to his companions that
they should see how long he could remain under water. Tony and Willie say he rose
and clutched at Tony's feet, but Tony thought he was playing. Hudson says that
he did not see him come up.
They went for assistance and a crew of men dragged
the lake but the drowned man was not found until nearly morning, when a seine
was brought up filled with mud and debris, and just a white speck showing,
which proved to be Aaron lying upon his back with his hands crossed upon his
breast.
A more quiet, industrious and reliable boy could not
be found. In the spring of 1897 he came to Round Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Horner
and sister Mella, and in August of that year they settled there. He would have
been 19 years of age Sept. 8 next.
ALBERTA HORNER (27 AUG 1868 – 30 MAY 1922) s/w John H.
Mrs.
Alberta Horner died May 30, at St. Joseph hospital, Flint, having been operated
on for a complication of troubles May 26. Her condition seemed very favorable
and encouraging when she began to fail and died. She went to Flint to visit her
daughter in Dec. 1921, was taken sick in January and went to the hospital for
treatment. She had been away from the hospital staying sometime with her
daughter before returning to the hospital in May.
Mrs.
Horner was born in Paulding county, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1868, and was married to
John Horner Jan. 24, 1885. In 1897 they came to Gladwin county, and settled on
a farm in Sherman township. They lived here until 1909 when they moved to
Gladwin city where Mr. Horner died Dec. 22, 1912.
In
1920 Mrs. Horner took to raise the daughter, aged three days, of her nephew,
John Rangier, who with his wife died Feb. 7, 1920, of flu in Bay City.
She
is survived by her daughter Mrs. Mella Gould of Flint, and two sisters, Mrs. B.
J. Bailey of Roscommon county, and Mrs. John Chaney of Xenia county, Ohio.
The
body was brought to Gladwin from Flint June 1 by her son-in-law and her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gould. Services were held at the M. E. church
Sunday afternoon, June 4, at 3:30 conducted by Rev. E. T. Smith, followed by
burial beside her husband in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
7-6/1922 Column – 5 Page – 5.
JOHN HENRY HORNER (1861 – 22 DEC 1912) s/w Alberta
JOHN
HORNER
Passes
Away Suddenly Sunday Night at His Home in the City
John
Henry Horner, a resident of Gladwin county for a number of years, died suddenly
at his home Sunday night. His wife saw him upstairs to bed, and 20 minutes
after found him dead, his death being ascribed to heart disease, to which he
was subject.
Funeral
services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. J. M. Hayward.
Interment in Ridge cemetery. Mr. Horner was born in Ohio Dec. 2, 1861. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-26/1912 Column – 2 – Page – 4.
HORNER
John
Henry Horner was born in Hardin county, Ohio, Dec. 2, 1861 and departed this
life at his home in, the city of Gladwin, Dec. 22, 1912. At the age of 20 years
he moved to Paulding county, Ohio. He was united in marriage with Alberta
Pickering, Jan. 24, 1885, and they moved to this county in the spring of 1895, settling
near Round Lake, in August of that year, where they resided until two years
ago, when they moved to this city.
Besides
the wife and daughter, Mrs. Irving Riggies, he leaves his father, S. D. Horner
of Paulding county, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Alice McMillan of Paulding county,
Mrs. Lucy Lay of Kenton, Ohio; four brothers, Thomas of Crawford county, Ohio,
William, Charlie and Samuel of Paulding; also one grandson, L. Z. Riggles.
Three
brothers and one sister came from Ohio to attend the funeral, also a nephew, B.
F. Horner. Mr. Horner was preceded to the grave by one son, who was drowned at
Long Lake, Aug 19, 1906, Mr. Horner was sick but a short time previous to his
demise, and his sudden death is a shock to all who knew him. He was a kind
neighbor, a friend to all, and won the respect of the community. He will be
missed by none more than the wife who survives him, to whom he was particularly
devoted. Gladwin County Record dated 1-2/1913 Column – 3 Page – 1.
R
o u n d Lake, Dec. 31—As old neighbors and friends we sincerely regret the sudden
demise of John Horner, who sold his farm here a year ago on account of poor
health, and removed to Gladwin last spring. The first home of the family in
Gladwin county was in the DeLaurier neighborhood but soon after he built a
dwelling and they moved to his farm at Round lake, James Mardlin living across
the lake, Mr. Kingsbury a mile south, and Archie McMillan and the Babcocks four
miles north. G. W. Stuck and William Stuck came in the spring of 1898, and A.
P. Ross in August of 1898, since which time all the improvements have been made
between these points. John Horner helped Mr. Battees bring Mrs. Battees back
home and came to assist in bearing her to her long home. This neighborhood was well
represented at the funeral of Mr. Horner. The pallbearers were Henry Flach of
Oberlin, J. C. Battees, William Allen, David Schuler, George Schmidt, and A. P.
Ross. We feel the loss of our old neighbor, who never failed to give a helping
hand in sickness or death, and extend to the companion who is Left so alone,
and to the remaining members of the family and relatives, our deepest sympathy.
Gladwin County Record dated 1-9/1913 Column – 3 Page – 11.
BLAIR B. HOSKINSON (3 MARCH 1917 - 8 JAN 2001)
Blair
Hoskinson, 83, of Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 8, 2001 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Gladwin, following a lingering illness. Born March 3, 1917 in 0.Gladwin,
he was the son of the late Carey and Dora (Klein) Hoskinson. He was a life long
resident of Gladwin. Blair married the former Luella Greer, March 18, 1939 at
the
Besides his wife he is survived by one
daughter, Marsha and husband Bill Simpson of Harrison; one son-in-law, Steven
Leuenberger of
Services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow
(Thursday) at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Don Haskell officiating. Burial
will be in
LUELLA
R. (GREER) HOSKINSON (28 JUNE 1919 - 6 JUNE 2005)
Luella
R. Hoskinson, 85, of Gladwin passed away Monday, June 6 at the Gladwin Pines
Nursing Home. She was born June 28, 1919 in Gladwin to Hazen and Bernice
(Laidley) Greer. Luella married Blair Hoskinson on March 18, 1939 in Gladwin.
Blair died Jan. 8, 2001. She lived in
Surviving her are one daughter, Marsha
(Bill) Simpson of Harrison; two grandchildren; four Great grandchildren; one
son-in-law, Steve Leuenberger of Beaverton; six sisters, Marion (Eldon) Nash of
Gladwin, Ruth (Tom) Catlatt of Pennsylvania, Betty Stone of Lansing, Irene
Hetherington of Gladwin, Lois Presido of Gladwin, and Beverly Fisher of
Beaverton; three brothers, Jerry Greer and John (Phyllis) Greer, both of
Gladwin, and Vern (Thelma) Greer of West Branch; and one sister-in-law, Irene
Greer of Gladwin. She is predeceased b a daughter, Sharon Leuenberger, and
three brothers, Ike, Don and Ken.
Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m.
at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev. Donald Roberts officiating.
Burial will take place in
HARRY
H. HOWARD (13 SEP 1893 - 30 NOV 1985)
AGNES
(MARKLE) HOWELL b.
1825, d. 1894, grandmother of James, s/w Joseph, Mary Jane, John and Agnes
Howell, included on memorial erected by James Clarence Howell also are Joseph
Hendershott, b. 1819, d. 1858, Buried St. Clair, Michigan, & Annie Gilbert
Foley, b. 1826, d. 1913, and his brother, John Albert howell, b. 1887, d. 1888,
Buried St. Clair County, Michigan. “These all died in faith” Heb XI:13
JOHN STOGDEN HOWELL (1820 – 30 APR 1898) grandfather of James, s/w
Joseph, Mary Jane, John and Agnes Howell
JOSEPH PETER HOWELL (1861 – 26 SEP 1925) father of James, s/w Joseph,
Mary Jane, John and Agnes Howell, erected by James Clarence Howell
JOSEPH
HOWELL
Joseph
Howell, formerly a resident of Gladwin township, died Sept. 26 at his home at
Wayne. The body was brought to Gladwin Monday for burial in Ridge cemetery. He
was 65 years old and left Gladwin 22 years ago. The body was accompanied by Mrs.
Howell, son Clarence Howell, and wife and three children. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-1/1925 Column – 5 Page – 4.
MARY JANE (HENDERSHOTT) HOWELL (1858 – 5 JAN 1939) mother of James, s/w
Joseph, Mary Jane, John and Agnes Howell
Mrs.
Mary Howell Dies Thursday in Detroit Mrs. Mary Howell, great aunt of Mrs.
Charles Oglestone, died Thursday morning at the home of her son, J. Clarence
Howell, of Detroit. Mrs. Howell's son is one of the founders and a member of
the faculty of the Teachers Finance Credit Bureau.
Surviving
besides her son, are two grand-daughters, one grandson and other relatives.
Funeral
services were held in Detroit, with burial in Ridge cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-11/1939 Column – 4 Page – 1.
NORMAN
E. HUBBLE (1925 – 25 NOV 1985)
Norman
Hubble, 60, of Gladwin, died Monday, Nov. 25, in the
Norman
E. Hubble, 60, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 3 sons,
Duane and Leo LaClair and Lester Hubble of Pontiac; 6 daughters, Robin Isbell,
Carolyn Monette, Caolyn Radtz, Sharlene Braithwaite, Barbara Adams and Tina
Hubble of Pontiac; 5 sisters, Betty King, Donna Hubble, Margariete Beckman and
Pauline Raider of Pontiac and Eunice Irelan of Ala.; 17 grandchildren and 4
great grandchildren. Two sisters preceded him in death.
Services were held last Wednesday at 2 p.m.
from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Bruce Hatch officiated and
burial was in the
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VIRGINIA
M. HUBBLE (1925 – 12 SEP 2004) s/w Norman E.
Virginia M. Hubble,
age 79, of
Surviving her are two sons, Duane (Gloria) LaClair of Waterford, and Leo (Eva)
LaClair of Fenton; three daughters, Barbara Adams of Pontiac, Sharlene (David)
Chick of Waterford, and Carolyn (Barry) Radtz of Harrison; one stepson, Lester
Hubble of Union Lake; two stepdaughters, Carolyn Monette of Roseville and Tina
Hubble of Clarkston; one brother, Arlen Youngblood of Milford; 18
grandchildren, 21 Great grandchildren and four Great great grandchildren. She
was predeceased by one daughter, Robin Isbell; one sister, Jean Carter; and her
first husband, Leo LaClair, Sr.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 15, at the Sisson
Funeral Home in Gladwin, with Rev. Philip Hortop officiating. Burial will be in
FRANCIS H. HULL (7 MARCH 1851 – 19 DEC 1943)
Francis H. Hull, 92, Dies Here Sunday
The Rev. M. R. Jewell, of the Gladwin Evangelical
Churches, will officiate at funeral services for Francis H. Hull, 92, at the Hall
Funeral Home today (Wednesday) at 2 p. m. Mr. Hull died Sunday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. John Linton, in Sage township, Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Hull was born on March 7, 1851, in Chautauqua,
New York. He is survived by a son, George Hull, of Flint; his daughter, Mrs. John
Linton, of Gladwin; 19 grandchildren, 41 great-grandchildren, and one
great-great grandchild. Gladwin County Record dated 12-22/1943 Column – 5 Page
– 5.
KENNETH L. HUNDLEY (18 AUG 1913 – 10 MAY 1995), s/w Vera N.
KENNETH
L HUNDLEY
Kenneth
L. Hundley, 81, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, May 10, 1995 at MidMichigan
Regional Medical Center - Gladwin. Born Aug. 18, 1913 in Ohio City, Ohio, he
resided in Gladwin County most of his life. Mr. Hundley was employed as a truck
driver and farmer. He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene.
He
married the former Vera Thornton Feb. 28, 1943 in Gladwin. She preceded him in
death in December 1978. He then married Myrtle Hundley.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, Charles and wife Thelrene of Standish,
Davis and wife Fern of Pinconning, Kenneth of Gladwin, and Robert and wife
Deborah of Gladwin; 3 stepdaughters, Alice Grant of Gladwin, Laura and husband
Jim Blades of Flint, and Virginia and husband Peter Bergeron of Midland; 2
sisters, Mildred Swiech of Beaverton, and Tillie LaGrassa of Chicago. Ill.; 2
brothers, Victor Hundley of Gladwin, and Robert Hundley of Arizona; 12 grandchildren;
and 2 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 5 sisters and 4
brothers.
Services
were held at 10 a.m. Saturday from the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with the Rev.
Gerald Crouterfield officiating.Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 5-17/1995 Column – 3 Page – 6.
VERA NANCY (THORNTON) HUNDLEY (11 APR 1916 – 21 DEC 1978) s/w Kenneth L.
VERA
HUNDLEY
Mrs.
Vera N. Hundley, 62, of 504 N. Spring St., Gladwin, died Thursday, Dec. 21, in
the Gladwin Area Hospital. Born in Port Huron on April 11, 1916, she came to
Gladwin County in 1941. She was a member of the Gladwin Nazarene Church. The
former Vera Thornton, she was married to Kenneth Hundley on February 28,
1943.in Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 4 sons, Charles of AuGres, David of Pinconning,
Kenneth of San Diego, Calif, and Robert of Gladwin; and 9 grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Gladwin Church of The Nazarene. The Rev.
David Inman officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were in
charge of the Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 12-27/1978
Column – 5 Page – 2.
EMMA (LANGE) HUNFAIVY (31 AUG 1903 – 17 OCT 1972)
Emma Hunfaivy
Mrs. Emma Hunfaivy, 69, of 630 N. Antler St.,
Gladwin, died at her home Tuesday, October 17. Born in Gladwin, August 31,
1903, the former Emma Lange went to Detroit when she was 19. She was married to
Henry Hunfaivy in Detroit and they made their home there until returning to
Gladwin in April 1967.
Surviving are her husband, Henry of Gladwin; one
daughter, Mrs. James (Edna) Gerber of Waukegon, Ill.; a son, Harold Schuster of
East Lansing; a step-daughter, Mrs. Victor (Rose Marie) Kosman of Warren; one
sister, Mrs. Elsie Higgins of Gladwin; and 12 grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday, October 19, 1:30
pm., at Our Savior Lutheran Church with the Rev. Ernst G. Mueller officiating.
Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Mathews Funeral Home is in charge of
arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated 10-18/1972 Column – 5 Page – 2.
CHARLES EDWARD HUTCHINSON (AUG 1895 – 16 AUG 1908)
VICTIM OF A GUN
CHARLES E. HUTCHINSON - THIRTEEN YEARS OLD
Attempts to Take a Gun From a Buggy and Receives
Fatal Shot.
Charles Edson Hutchinson, aged 13 years, son of
Charles E. Hutchinson of Gladwin township, met his death Sunday by the
explosion of a gun, which he was taking from a buggy. The boy was on his way
home from church services, between 5 and 6 o'clock, when he was overtaken by
his elder brother and a companion, in a buggy, who had been out hunting. The
lad climbed on the rear of the buggy to ride. A stop was made to let the second
man off, when the lad undertook to pull his gun from under the seat. The gun
was discharged, the load taking effect in the boys bowels, and he lived only 15
minutes. The accident took place in sight of his father's house, and was
witnessed by his father.
Funeral services were held at the Ridge church,
conducted by Rev. Farley. Interment in Gladwin cemetery.
(Gladwin County Record 8/20/1908 page 1)
ANDREW HUTSON (16 JUNE 1892 – NOV 1962) s/w Sybilla
Services
Held for Ex-Resident
Funeral
services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Miner Chapel for Andrew Hutson,
70, who died at his home in Mikado after a sudden heart attack. The Rev. George
K. Skene officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Born
on June 16, 1892, in Sanilac County, he had lived in Gladwin County until 32
years ago, when he moved to Flint where he worked many years until his retirement
and moved to Mikado seven years ago. He was married to the former Sybilla
Soldan on August 19, 1914.
Surviving
are his wife, Sybilla; on son, Clifton; and a daughter, Mrs. Celia Wheatley, of
Flint; a brother, Bert Hutson, of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Dennis Shell of Flint
and Mrs. Emil Bucholz of Harrison; and two grandchildren. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-21/1962 Column – 6 Page – 2.
BERT HUTSON (19 JUNE 1881 - 10 MARCH 1976) s/w Maude
Bert
Hutson, 94, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, March 10, at the Clare Nursing Home
following a long illness. Born in
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Vada Kinne
of
CHARLES
JAMES HUTSON (31 AUG 1890 – 14 MARCH 1913)
Charles James, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson, born
in Deckerville, Sanilac county, Aug. 31, 1890, died March 14, 1913, at a
hospital in Bay City, following an operation for appendicitis. The body was
brought to Gladwin and funeral services were largely attended Tuesday in the
Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. W. A. Knight of Hockaday, followed by
interment in Gladwin cemetery.
"Charlie," as he was familiarly called, grew
to young manhood in Gladwin, where learned the barber's trade at which he had
been employed during the last year in Bay City, Durand and Saginaw. He was a
member of the Knights of Pythias and had taken initiatory degrees in thei I. O.
O. F.
A large circle of friends held him in high esteem,
and mourn his early death, together with parents, five brothers and three
sisters. The members of the family were all present at the funeral except his
brother William who resides in Marquette county. Mrs. D. Bougheart, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Bougheart and Mrs. George Schmidt of Owosso and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ockerman of Billings also attended the funeral.
The pallbearers were Delmar Gillean, C. C. Tubbs, D,
W. Hunter. J. C. Shaffer, Bert Elthorp and Thomas Ayres. Gladwin County Record
dated 3-20/1913 Column – 5 Page – 1.
HATTIE (RICHARDS) HUTSON (20 FEB 1883 – 25 FEB 1960)
GLADWIN RESIDENT DIES AT 77
GLADWIN --- Mrs. Hattie Hutson, 77, of Gladwin, died
this morning at Gladwin Hospital after a long illness. A resident of Gladwin
county since 1911, Mrs. Hutson was born February 28, 1883 at Long Rapids in
Alpena County. She was married there to Robert Hutson in 1900.
She was a member of the Gladwin Methodist Church and
the Gladwin Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Hutson is survived by four sons,
Ralph, of Beaverton; and Floyd, Robert, and Dale, all of Gladwin; one daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Vannatter, of Flint, 12 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday from
the Miner Chapel in Gladwin, the Rev. Ross Tracy, of the Gladwin Methodist
Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin County.
MDN dated 2-25-1960 Page – 13.
JAMES
FLOYD HUTSON (15 APR 1959 – 11 JUNE 2010)
James Floyd Hutson
James Floyd Hutson, 51, of Houston, Texas, died
suddenly Friday, June 11, 2010 at his home. He was born in Gladwin, to parents
Wilbur and Marilyn (Sherman) Hutson on April 15, 1959. He was baptized and confirmed
at Our Savior Lutheran church. A graduate of Gladwin High School, he moved to
Texas in 1982. He was employed as a CMT technician at Geotech Engineering and
Testing in Houston for 15 years. James (Bondo) loved to work on his cars, ride
horses, garden, fish and go camping. He was greatly loved and will be dearly
missed by his family and friends. Surviving is his mother, Marilyn Hutson of
Gladwin; two sisters, Ann (Edward) Reimer of Clinton Twp. and Amy (James) Boman
of Gladwin; nephews, John (Kellie) Reimer and Gregory Reimer; niece, Laura
(Robert) Jones; great-nephew, Jacob Reimer; great-niece, Emma Reimer;
grandmother, Alma Sherman of Gladwin; and his dear friend, Joanne Copeland of
Houston; and many uncles, aunts and cousins. He was preceded in death by his
father, Wilbur E. Hutson; grandparents, Floyd and Pauline Hutson, Ernest
Sherman. A memorial service was held Saturday, July 10, 2010 at Our Savior
Lutheran Church in Gladwin with Rev. Matthew Schultz officiating. He was laid
to rest at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Arrangements were handled by Sisson
Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Our
Savior Lutheran Church-Building Fund.
JOHN HUTSON (20 APR 1844 – 20 JUNE 1921) Father
JOHN
HUTSON
John
Hutson aged 77, died very suddenly Monday afternoon, June 20, while sitting on
his front steps. Mr. Hutson had been in poor health, some time, caused by
anemia and heart trouble. Dr. F. S. Pierce, coroner, was called, and decides that
his death was due to heart failure.
Services
were held at the home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. J. Cross.
Interment took place in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-23/1921
Column – 4 Page – 5.
JOHN
HUTSON SR.
John
Hutson was born April 20, 1844, in Ontario, Canada, and departed this life June
20, 1921, aged 77 years and two months. He was married to Annie Ockerman in
1871 and to this union four children were born. In 1879 he with his family came
to Sanilac county where his wife departed this life in 1881. In 1882 he was
again married to Susie Ockerman and to this union, five children were born. In
1892 he moved his family to Gladwin county where he cleared his farm and lived on
the farm until the fall of 1918, when his health began to fail and he moved to
Gladwin city where he lived until the time of his death.
He
leaves to mourn his death his wife and eight living children, William and
Robert of Gladwin, John, Bert and Andrew of Hockaday, Mrs. George Loree of
Smith Creek, Mrs. Dennis Shell of Round Lake, Mrs. Emil Buchholz of West
Branch, all of whom were in attendance at the funeral besides a host of
relatives and friends. His son Charles preceded him to the other world in 1913.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-30/1921 Column – 5 Page – 7.
Resident of 77 Years Passes - Mrs. Maude
Hutson, 82, of Gladwin died July 31 at here home after a two-year illness. She had been a resident for 77 years. Born in
Mrs. Hutson was a member of the
ROBERT
M. HUTSON (17 OCT 1874 – 2 FEB 1923)
ROBERT M. HUTSON
Called to His Long Home After a Week's Illness with
Pneumonia
This community was greatly shocked Friday morning to
learn of the death of Robert M. Hutson, "Bob" as he was familiarly
known was born in Canada, Oct. 17, 1874, and moved with his parents to Sanilac county
in 1878.
In 1900 he was united in marriage to Miss Hattie
Richards of Alpena, where they made their home for four years, then moving to Lawrenceburg,
Tennessee, where they lived about six years, then moved to Gladwin, where they
have since made their home. To this union were born four sons, Ralph, Floyd,
Dale and Earl, all at home and one daughter, Mrs. Ray Vannatter, also of
Gladwin. He was taken sick about a week ago with pneumonia and quietly passed
away Friday at 12:20 a. m. at the age of 49 years, 3 months and 16 days.
Besides his immediate family he leaves a mother, a
mother-in-law, three sisters and four brothers, uncles and aunts, besides a
host of relatives and friends to mourn his untimely death.
He will also be greatly missed by those he came in
daily contact with because of his happy disposition, always having a smile and
kind word for all.
The funeral was conducted at the home Sunday at 1 p.
m. by Rev. E. T. Smith and at the Ridge cemetery by the I. O. O. F., of which
he was a member. Gladwin County Record dated 2-8/1923 Column – 5 Page – 1.
SUSAN (OCKERMAN) HUTSON (26 MARCH 1860 – 24 OCT 1923) Mother
MRS.
SUSIE HUTSON
Susie
Ockerman was born in Middlesex county, Ontario March 26, I860, and departed
this life at Mercy hospital, Bay City, Mich., following an operation, Oct. 24,
1923, aged 63 years, 6 months and 28 days.
Miss
Ockerman at the age of 17 came with her parents to Owosso, Mich. In 1882 she
was married to John Hutson and seven children were born to this union. Her
husband and two children have passed on and those remaining to mourn their loss
are two daughters, Mrs. Maud Shell and Mrs. Edith Buchholz of West Branch; two
sons, Andy and Bert of Gladwin; three stepchildren, Will and John Hutson and
Mrs. Anna Loree; two brothers, Thomas P. Ockerman of Gladwin and Robert
Ockerman of Flint; one sister in Owosso.
They
lived on a farm near Hockaday 14 years and in 1907 moved to the city of Gladwin
where they have since made their home. Mrs. Hutson was a. woman of sterling
Christian character, loved by all.
The
funeral was the occasion of a large gathering of people at the F. M. church of
Gladwin to pay their last respects. Her pastor, Rev. W. J. Johnston conducted
the service, preaching from Psalms 116:15. Her body was laid to rest in the
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-8/1923 Column – 2 Page – 4.
SYBILLA (SOLDAN) HUTSON (22 AUG 1888 – 12 DEC 1967) s/w Andrew
Rites
Friday for Ex-resident
Services
will be held Friday at 1:00 p.m. at the Miner Funeral Home for Mrs. Sybilla Hutson,
79, 1477 East Drive, Flint. She died Tuesday, Dec. 12, at Walter Winchester
Hospital in Flint. The former Miss Sybilla Soldan was born Aug. 22, 1888, in Huron
County. She was married to Andrew Hutson Aug. 19, 1914, who died Nov. 14,
1962.They previously lived in Mikado.
Survivors
are one son, Clifton of Flint; one daughter, Mrs. Zella Wheatley, of Flint; one
sister, Mrs. Fern Cripps, of Gladwin; three brothers, Tillman Soldan of
Gladwin, William Soldan of Pigeon, and Alonzo Soldan of Flint; and two
grandchildren.
The
Rev. Charles Allen will officiate at the services and burial will be in Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 12-13/1967 Column – 4 Page – 2.
WILBUR E. HUTSON (23 JAN 1935 – 24 JUNE 1983)
WILBUR
HUTSON
Wilbur
E. Hutson, 48, of 661 N. State St., Gladwin, died suddenly Friday, June 24 in
Jackson, Tenn. Born in Gladwin on January 23, 1935 he spent his lifetime in
Gladwin. He went to work for Brown Machine in 1964 and was a service
technician. Mr. Hutson was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Gladwiniters
Camping Group, Thursday Night Men's and Sunday Night Mixed Bowling Leagues. He
was married to the former Marilyn Sherman on March 16, 1957, in Oberlin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Edward (Ann) Reimer of Mt. Clemens
and Mrs. James (Amy) Boman of Lakewood, Colo.; one son, James of Houston,
Texas; 2 sisters, Mrs. Phyllis Almassy of Burton and Mrs. Marilyn Ellis of Gladwin;
3 brothers, Donald of Goodrich, Thomas of Flushing and David of Gladwin; and
one grandson.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. William
Winter officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were in
charge of the Matthews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 6-29/1983
Column – 3 Page – 2.
I'S
DENNIS
ISBLE (? - ?)
IRVIN
O. ISBLE, JR (29 NOV 1922 - 9 AUG 1967)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO IRVIN ISBLE, 44
Services were held Sunday for Irvin Isble,
44, of
Mr. Isble and the former Elaine Gilbert were
married Aug. 18, 1951, in
J'S
ALONZO
L. JACOBS (27 DEC 1876 – 7 APR 1947)
Alonzo
Jacobs Services Thursday
Alonzo
L. Jacobs, 70, died at his home on Monday, April 7. Funeral services will be
held on Thursday afternoon at 2:00 at the Wagarville Methodist church, with a
short prayer service at the home at 1:39 The Rev. F. K. Starr will officiate.
Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Mr.
Jacobs was born in Sanilac county on December 27, 1876, the son of Leander and
Emma Babcock Jacobs. On May 6, 1894 he was married to Miss Maggie Edick. Mr.
Jacobs spent most of his life time on a farm in Gladwin county.
Surviving
are his wife, Maggie M. Jacobs; three daughters, Mrs. Elmer Domke, of Ithaca,
Mrs. William Waltenburg, and Mrs. Ray Wilson, of Gladwin; one son John Jacobs,
of Gladwin; one sister, Rev. Edna Grandy, of Flint. Gladwin County Record dated
4-9/1947 Column – 5 Page – 1.
11
grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.
JOHN A. JACOBS (16 JAN 1904 - 21 NOV 1974)
John
A. (Jack) Jacobs, 70, of
Surviving are a son, John, Jr., of
Services were held Sunday, November 24, at 2
p.m. at Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Wayne D. Jensen officiating and
burial was in
MARGARET MAY "MAGGIE" (EDICK) JACOBS (26 NOV 1873 – 1 JUNE 1954)
Rites for Mrs. Jacobs Thursday
Mrs. Maggie M. Jacobs, 80, passed away at her, home,
one-half mile south, of Wagarville, on Tuesday morning, June 1, following seven
months illness.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Wagarville Methodist church. The Rev. Frank Gardner, pastor
of the church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery. Friends
may call at the home until noon on Thursday.
Maggie May Edick was born on November 26, 1873, in
Geauga county, Ohio and came to Gladwin county at the age of seven. On May 6,
1894, she married Alonzo Jacobs in Gladwin. He preceded her in death.
Surviving are one son, John Jacobs, of Flint; three
daughters, Mrs. Emma Domke of Ithaca, Mrs. Olean Waltenburg and Mrs. Etta Wilson,
of Gladwin; one brother, Ben Edick, of Lawton; also 11 grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren,
Mrs. Jacob's grandsons will act as pallbearers.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-2/1954 Column – 1 Page – 1.
TERESA MARIE (HALL) JACOBS (31 JULY 1959 - 16 FEB 1981) Beloved wife
with child
Mrs.
Teresa Marie Jacobs, 21, of Gladwin, was killed in an accident Monday about
7:25 p.m. on M-18, a quarter of a mile north of Pratt Lake Rd., in front of Dr.
James Sullivan’s office. According to Gladwin County Sheriffs officers, she was
a passenger in a car driven by her husband, James Michael Jacobs, which struck
the rear of a stopped waste disposal truck, then collided with a northbound pickup.
Jacobs was traveling south, officers said.
The
waste refuse truck, operated by Kevin V. Charbonneau of Pinconning, had stopped
to pick up refuse, Sheriffs officers said. The pickup was driven by Elmer G.
Gedney of Beaverton.
Mrs.
Jacobs death was Gladwin County’s first traffic fatality of 1981. Last year, three
persons were killed on the county’s roads, officers said.
Mrs.
Jacobs was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Sullivan, who is also the
Gladwin County medical examiner. Jacobs was taken to the Gladwin Area Hospital,
where he was treated and released.
The
accident is still under investigation, according to Sheriff David Rossetter.
Gladwin State Police and Gladwin City Police assisted at the accident. Gladwin
County Record dated 2-18/1981 Column – 5 Page – 1.
TERESA
JACOBS
Mrs.
Teresa M. Jacobs, 21, of 215 West Beech St., Gladwin, died Monday evening, Feb.
16, of injuries sustained in an automobile accident on North M-18. Born in
Flint on July 31, 1959, she came to Gladwin County in November 1978, from Lake
Fenton. Mrs. Jacobs was a self-employed dance instructor.
She
was a member of the Gladwin First United Methodist Church and the Michigan
Dance Association. The former Teresa Hall, she was married to James Michael Jacobs
October 18, 1980, in Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall of Gladwin;
3 brothers, Mark of Westland, Jeffrey of Beaverton and Phillip of Gladwin; one
sister, Sandra of Gladwin.
Services
will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Gladwin First United Methodist
Church. The Rev. Donald Bates will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge
Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Hall Funeral Home. Anyone
interested in contributing to a dance scholarship in memory of Teresa Jacobs is
asked to contact Pam Alward, 426-9638 evenings. Gladwin County Record dated
2-18/1981 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ADA ELIZABETH (MCGEE) JADEL (16 NOV 1868 – 1 OCT 1935)
MRS. MARTIN L. JADLE
Funeral services will be held for Mrs. M. L. Jadle,
who died at Grace hospital, Detroit, Monday at the home Thursady afternoon at 1
o'clock and at the F. M. church at Hockaday at 1:30. Burial services will be at
Ridge. Gladwin County Record dated 10-2/1935 Column – 6 Page – 9.
Mrs. M. L. Jadle Dies In Detroit Sunday
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the
Free Methodist church at Hockaday for Mrs. Martin L. Jadle, conducted by Rev.
G. P. Segtnan, local pastor, assisted by Rev. R. R. Haight of Otisville. Burial
was at the Ridge cemetery.
Ada Elizabeth McGee was born Nov. 16, 1868, at
Brooklyn and was married to Martin L. Jadle April 19, 1894. She died October 1,
1935, at Grace hospital, Detroit. They moved to Gladwin 31 years ago, and after
working a farm a few years they bought the Hockaday, store which they operated about
10 years. She was the last postmistress of the Hockaday post office.
Later they moved to their farm one-half mile north
of Hockaday, where she lived until her death, except for short intervals, which
they spent in warmer climates because of her health. She joined the Free
Methodist church at Hockaday 15 years ago.
She is survived by her husband, three sons and one
daughter, Howard C. Jadle of Detroit, Lawrence W. of Fullerton, California,
Francis A. of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Frank Sealey of Royal Oak.
Those from away who came to attend the funeral were
John McGee and family, Mr. and Mrs. George McGee of Detroit, Earnest McGee and
family, Frank McGee, Belle McGee, Mrs. Mary Gardner, Mrs. Hattie Whitman and
daughter, Mrs. Blanch Austin, Herman Wesch, all of Brooklyn. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-9/1935 Column – 7 Page – 9.
MARTIN R. JADEL (8 APR 1863 – 28 APR 1937)
Martin L. Jadle Dies in Detroit April 28
Funeral services were held at the Hockaday Free
Methodist church Saturday afternoon, May 1, at 2 o'clock for Martin L. Jadle conducted
by Rev. G. P. Segtnan. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Jadle was born
April 8, 1863, and died April 28, 1937, at Grace hospital in Detroit. He was
married to Ada Elizabeth McGee at Brooklyn, Michigan, April 19, 1894. The
Jadles moved to Gladiwn county in 1903 and settled on a farm near Hockaday.
They ran a general store at Hockaday from 1907 to
1917, When they moved to their farm north of Hockaday, where they lived until the
death of Mrs. Jadle in 1935 with the exception of about six years spent with
their son Lawrence in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Jadle were members of the Free
Methodist Church of Hockaday. Mr. Jadle was a member of the F. & A. M.
lodge at Gladwin and the Royal Arch chapter at Brooklyn, Michigan.
Surviving are his five children: Howard of Detroit;
Lawrence of Los Anereles, Calif.; Francis of Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Frank Seely of Royal
Oak, Michigan, and Mrs. Al Whitman of Brooklyn, Michigan and two grandchildren.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-5/1937 Column – 3 Page – 1.
HARRY JAMES (26 MARCH 1869 - 1 NOV 1899)
KILLED BY A TREE.
Harry James, of Gladwin Township, Victim of a
Falling Tree.
Harry James, of Gladwin township, was killed by a
falling tree at C. Merrill & Co.'s camps Wednesday. He was a brother of
Mrs. N. Lennon of Gladwin, and made his home with Mr. Lennon's people. He was a
single man 30 years of age.
The body was brought to Mr. Lennon's, and Coroner
Atchinson was notified After an examination with Prosecuting; Attorney Smith it
was concluded that an inquest was not necessary. Gladwin County Record dated
11-3/1899 Column – 6 Page – 5.
AVIS JANICE (3 NOV 1935 - 22 OCT 2001) s/w John
AVIS
A. JANICE, Avis A. Janice, 65, of Gladwin, died Monday, Oct. 22, 2001 at
Surviving,
in addition to her husband John, are three sons, Randy and wife Shelly MacInnes
of Clarkston, Joe and wife Kathy MacInnes of Waterford and Jason and wife Katie
MacInnes of Gladwin; three stepchildren, Michael and wife Judy Janice of
Gladwin, Mark and wife Nora Janice of Kansas and Mary Willan of Canada; 11
grandchildren; one brother, Fred and wife Carmen Olin of Gladwin; and two
sisters, Bonnajean and husband Marv Bonham of Gladwin and LaNora Grindstaff of
Nevada. She was preceded in death by her sister Leota Carol Olin.
Funeral
services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001 at the Sisson Funeral Home with
the Rev. Tony Alexander presiding with burial in
JOHN
JANICE (6 JULY 1935 - ?) s/w Avis
BERTHIE JARVIS (? - 13 OCT 1885) Aged 3 months & 7 days, Daughter of
M & L Jarvis
MARTIN JARVIS (? –
NOV 1918)
MARTIN
JARVIS DEAD
Martin
Jarvis, former well known resident of Gladwin, of late years a resident of Linwood,
died at his home there a few days ago. The body was brought to Gladwin for
burial; Sunday; interment in Ridge cemetery.
In
lumbering days Martin Jarvis was known as one of the best men, physically, who
followed the woods. He had no yellow streaks, and while he was able to defend
himself at all times, he would permit no injustice to the weak. He was a man in
the true sense of manhood, and had friends wherever he was known. His wife>
survives him. Gladwin County Record dated 11-28/1918 Column – 7 Page – 1.
GLORIA VIOLA (PICKARD) JOHNSON (8 AUG 1939 – 19 MAY 1971) Mother
Gloria
V. Johnson
Services
were held Saturday, May 22, for Mrs. Gloria V. Johnson, 31, of Lapeer, who died
May 19, at the Gladwin Nursing Home following an illness of eight years with
multiple sclerosis. Mrs. Johnson was born August 8, 1939, in Mecosta County,
grew up in Gladwin County and graduated from the Gladwin schools in 1957.
Following her marriage to Theodore M. Johnson in Gladwin September 20, 1958,
they moved to Lapeer to make their home.
Survivors
are her husband, Theodore; two daughters, Debora Elaine, and Karen Louise; one son,
Eric Theodore; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pickard of Gladwin; two
sisters, Mrs. Lyle Gary and Miss Julie Pickard of Gladwin; one brother, George
Jr. of Beaverton; grandparents, Mrs. Ella Brown of Gladwin and Mrs. Edith
Fiedler of Lansing.
The
Rev. John Cermak officiated at the 2:00 p.m. services at the Hall Funeral Home
and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established by her
graduating class. Gladwin County Record dated 6-2/1971 Column – 5 Page – 2.
MARY J. JOHNSON (1904 - 1947)
ELMER R. JONES (19 NOV 1904 - 17 DEC 1963)
Ex-Beaverton
Man Dies in Detroit
Elmer
(Casey) Jones, 59, formerly of Beaverton, died Tuesday in Detroit following a
long illness. Born on Nov. 19, 1904, he was employed as a mechanic at Colbeck’s
Sales & Service before moving away from Gladwin County in 1943. He was
married to the former Miss Marie Hutson in Gladwin on Sept. 22, 1928. She
preceded him in death May 4, 1948.
Survivors
include a son, Lloyd, of Madison Heights; and two daughters, Lois Bober, of
Dayton Beach, Fla., and Helen Kelly, of Mt. Clemens.
Funeral
services will be held Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home at 10 a.m. The Rev.
Ross E. Tracy will officiate and burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-18/1963 Column – 7 Page – 2.
FRANK
G. JONES (2 JULY 1883 - 28 MARCH 1945)
LONG
ILLNESS FATAL TO FRANK JONES
Frank G. Jones, 62, passed away at his home
in
Mr. Jones was born in
GLADYS
MARIE (HUTSON) JONES (22 AUG 1908 - 4 MAY 1948)
1948 Newspaper article compliments of Marie's
sister, Alma.
Services for MarieJones Friday
Mrs. Marie Jones, 39, of Detroit, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hutson, passed away on Tuesday afternoon in Detroit.
Funeral services willbeheld in Gladwin at the Hall
Funeral Home on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. John Scott of the
Gladwin Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Jones was born in Butman township onAugust 22,
1908. She was married to Elmer Jones of Beaverton on September 11, 1928 in
Gladwin. They lived in Beaverton until about ten years ago, when they moved to
Detroit.
Surviving besides here husband, Elmer are three
children, Lloyd, Lois and Helen, all at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Hutson; three brothers Milton, Hutson of Midland, and Wayne and Gordon Hutson
of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Vada Kinne of Saginaw and Mrs. Alma Hayward of
Sage township.
Here for Funeral
Out of town relatives and friends who were her to
attend the funeral services of Mrs. Marie Jones were, Rev. and Mrs. Hartung,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wesley of Detroit,Mrs. Fern Shell, Mrs. Al Myers of Fling;
Mrs Dennis Shell and son, Kenneth, of Swartz Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sigar and
daughter of Birch Run; Mrs Dendall Cottrill of Hopkins; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinne and family; Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. Ida
Bergey, Harold Hutson. Miss Ella Weizien of Saginaw; Mrs. Anne Loree, of Bay
City; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Buckholz of Harrison; John Hutson of Standish; Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Hutson, of Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welsey and son, Ronald, of
Beaverton; Donald Wesley of Great Lakes.
JULIA JUDD (? - 17 DEC 1884) Wife of Foster J., Age 44 years & 7
days
ARCHIBALD NATHANIEL JUNEAC (1 OCT 1872 – 24 AUG 1934) s/w Lucy M.
FORMER
GLADWIN MAN
SUCCUMBS
IN FLINT
Funeral
Services Monday Afternoon at Wagarville Church
The
death of Archibald Nathaniel Juneac, a former resident of Gladwin, occurred
August 24 at Flint. Juneac, son of Frank and Mary Juneac, was born October 11,
1872 in Glenvale, Ontario, Canada. He served as a blacksmith apprentice in Harrowsmith,
Ont., and later went to Verona, where he was married to Lucy Graham August 22,
1896. They later moved to Gladwin county where he lived until seven years ago,
when he moved his family to Flint where he was employed
as
a blacksmith by the Chevrolet Motor Company.
His
wife, two sons, Herbert of Gladwin, Elwood of Flint; three daughters, Mrs.
Lester Grove, Mrs.
Olione
Simpson, Mrs. Al Adams; two grandsons and four sisters survive him.
Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon at the Wagarville church, conducted by Rev.
(Miss) M. F. Nash, followed by burial in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-30/1934 Column – 7 Page – 1.
HERBERT ANDREW JUNEAC (3 OCT 1901 - 26 AUG 1955)
HEART
ATTACK FATAL TO HERB JUNEAC
Herbert A. Juneac, 53, well-known
Survivors are his wife, Marion; one son,
Wayne; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Weaver; four grandsons; all of Gladwin; one
brother, Elwood; two sisters, Mrs. Velma Simpson and Mrs. Helen Grove, all of
Flint; 13 niece and 13 nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and one
sister, Mrs. Florence Adams.
Mr. Juneace was a veteran of World War I and
a member of the Gladwin Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was an active member
of the Gladwin County Farm Bureau, Soil Conservation Committee and the
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Hall Funeral Home and burial was made in Ridge cemetery.
The Rev. William Elliot of
MI
PVT 160 DEPOT BRIGADE WWI
LUCY
M. (GRAHAM) JUNEAC (13 SEP 1878 – 10 OCT 1951) s/w Archie N.
Services
Held for Mrs. Juneac
Mrs.
Lucy Juneac, 73, died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Flint, on Wednesday October
10. Funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon from the Hall Funeral Home
with the Rev. John R. Scott of the Gladwin Methodist church officiating. Burial
was made in Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Juneac was born September 13, 1878 in Verona, Ontario, and was married there to
Archie
Juneac
on. August 22, 1899. She came to Gladwin 46 years ago and lived here all that
time except the last year and & half when she stayed with, her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Grove in Flint.
Survivors
are two sons, Elwood of Flint and Herbert of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs.
Florence
Adams
of North Branch, Mrs. Helen Grove and Mrs. Velma Simpson of Flint; one brother,
James E. Graham of Ottawa, Ontario; also nine grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 10-17/1951 Column – 6 Page – 1.
MARION ONALEE (WALKER) JUNEAC (31 AUG 1903 – 14 FEB 1986) s/w Herbert A.
MARION
JUNEAC
Marion
O. Juneac, 83, of 215 S. Antler St., Gladwin, died Friday, Feb. 14, in the
Gladwin Area
Hospital
following a long illness. Born in Grout Township Aug.31, 1903, she had spent her lifetime
here. She was a member of the Farm Bureau. The former Marion Walker, she was
married to Herbert Juneac in 1919 in Gladwin. He preceded her in death Aug. 26,
1955.
Surviving
are one son, Wayne of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Weaver of Gladwin; 3 sisters,
Mrs. Vera Boeve, Mrs. Bernice Fries and Mrs. Josephine Steele of Gladwin; 4
grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a
brother, Graydon in
1970
and 2 sisters, Romaine Walker in 1919 and Delila Culberson in 1981.
Graveside
services were held today, Wednesday, at the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 2-19/1986 Column – 4 Page – 2.
K'S
EMMA
(BERG) KAISER (10 NOV 1904 – 10 JAN 1977)
Emma Kaiser
Mrs. Emma Roberts Kaiser, 72, died suddenly Monday, Jan.
10, at her home at 131 Second St., Gladwin. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, on November
10, 1904, she came to Gladwin County in 1906.
She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church and the
Ladies Aid. The former Emma Berg, she was married to John H. Roberts in 1920 in
Oberlin. He preceded her in death on December 14, 1954. In 1965 she married
Ernest Kaiser and moved to Erie. After his death in 1975, she moved back to
Gladwin.
Surviving are one son, Donald of Gladwin; 3
brothers, Walter Berg of Toledo, Ohio, Robert Berg of Gladwin and Edwin Berg of
Detroit; 2 sisters, Mrs. Elsie Jones of St. Clair Shores and Mrs.
Edna Foor of Gladwin; and one granddaughter.
Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from Our Savior
Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert Biermann will officiate and burial will be in
the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Hall Funeral Home.
Gladwin County Record dated 1-12/1977 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ALFRED
W. KALFS, SR (? - ?)
CHARLES
H. KALFS (8 OCT 1897 - 8 JULY 1987)
CHARLES KALFS
Charles H. Kalfs, 89, of 2376 Three Rivers Rd.,
Gladwin, died Wednesday, July 8, in the Alpena General Hospital after a short illness.
Born in Ruth Oct. 8, 1897, he was raised in Gladwin County. Mr. Kalfs was a
tool and die maker for Buick Motors in Flint for 40 years until retiring in
1963 and moving back to Gladwin. He served in the Army during World War II and
was a member of UAW 599 in Flint.
Surviving are one brother, William of Flint; a
sister, Mrs. Mary Rosebush of Flint and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Leota Kalfs of Flint.
Rites were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Sacred
Heart Catholic church. The Rev. Father Donald Christensen officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. A wake service was held Sunday evening at the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Memorials may be made to the Gladwin Hospital Auxiliary.
Gladwin County Record dated 7-15/1987 Column – 3 Page – 2.
ELIZABETH KALFS (1865 – 7 NOV 1920) Mother
Mrs.
John Kalfs
Elizabeth
Kalfs, wife of John Kalfs, of Secord, died Sunday, Nov. 7, 1920, at Mercy
hospital, Bay City, where she had been for about a week taking treatment. The
body was brought to Gladwin Nov. 8. Services were held at the church of Sacred Heart
Tuesday morning.
She
was born in Canada and was aged 54 years, one month and two days. She is
survived by her husband, four sons, Albert, Charles, Simon and William, and one
daughter, Mary. Gladwin County Record dated 11-11/1920 Column – 5 Page – 5.
JOHN KALFS (1868 – MAY 1949) Father
We
wish to extend our sympathy to the Kalfs family. John Kalfs passed away
Thursday. Gladwin County Record dated 6-1/1949 Column – 7 Page – 2.
LEOTA
G. (RAYMOND) KALFS (1909 – 8 MAY 1991) s/w Simon J.
We
are sorry to report the death of Leota Kalf, 81, May 8. She was buried in Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-5/1991 Column – 2 Page – 13.
SIMON JOSEPH KALFS (8 APR 1903 – 5 OCT 1977) s/w Leota G.
Simon
Kalfs
Simon
J. Kalfs, 74, of 453 Vernon, Gladwin, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, at his home following
an illness, of two years. Born in Ruth on April 8, 1903, he came to Gladwin County
2 months ago from Flint. Mr. Kalfs was married to the former Leota Raymond on
November 3, 1928, in Leota.
Surviving
are his wife: 2 sons and 4 daughters, all of the Flint area; one sister and two
brothers, including Charles of Gladwin; 20 grandchildren and 8 great
grandchildren.
Rites
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from St. Joseph Catholic Church in West Branch.
The Rev. Father Richard Siefferly officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 10-12/1977 Column – 7 Page – 2.
PORTER
P. KEEL (1927 - 1996) s/w Shirley J.
SHIRLEY J. KEEL (1938 - ?) s/w Porter P.
CATHERINE KEHOE (1861 - 1947) s/w Thomas, Michael & Charles
MRS.
KEHOE DIES AT 88
Mrs.
Catherine Kehoe, 88, died at the Midland Hospital Wednesday. She is the widow
of Thomas Kehoe and had been residing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anthony
Dean, 1308 East Carpenter street. She has lived in Midland for the past nine
years. Mrs. Kehoe was born in Canada Sept. 29, 1859.
She
is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dean, two sons, James E. Kehoe of Detroit and
John Kehoe of Akron, O.; a sister, Mrs. Maggie Whalen of Toronto, Can.; seven
grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Friends
may see Mrs. Kehoe at Mrs. Dean’s home at 1306 East Carpenter street. Funeral
services will be held from the St. Brigid’s Catholic Church at 11:30 a.m.
Saturday with Msgr. Joseph B. Illig officiating. She will be buried at the
Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. MDN dated 1-2-1948 Page – 2.
CHARLES V. KEHOE (1902 – 28 SEP 1903) s/w Thomas, Catherine &
Michael
A
one-year old daughter of Thomas Keho, of Gladwin township, was buried in the
township cemetery Wednesday. Gladwin County Record dated 10-2/1903 Column – 6
Page – 7.
ERNESTINE (?) KEHOE (27 JAN 1860 - 29 DEC 1891) Wife of Thomas Kehoe,
s/w Thomas
Ernestine,
wife of Thomas Kehoe, died at her residence in Gladwin township, Dec. 29, 1891,
aged 31 years, 11 months and 2 days. Mrs. Kehoe was born in
At the last meeting of Gladwin tent K.O.T.M.
the following resolutions of sympathy were adopted: Whereas, in his great
wisdom, the Supreme Commander has seen fit to enter the home of Sir Knight
Thomas E. Kehoe, and to remove there from his beloved wife;
Resolved that we; as members of Gladwin
Tent, No. 214. K.O.T.M., extend to him our deepest sympathy in this his hour of
bereavement; Resolved that we as true Sir Knights by our knightly conduct aid
our brother in looking beyond this vale of tears to a perpetual day, when at
the final grand review eh shall meet his beloved companion and receive his
reward from the Supreme Commander. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be
published in the Michigan Maccabee, and in the local papers. Gladwin County
Record dated 01-08/1892 Column - 6 Page – 5
INFANT KEHOE (? - 1954) Baby
INFANT KEHOE (? - 1959) Baby
JEANETTE ELEANORE (WEGNER) KEHOE (1928 - ?) s/w Mark Jr.
MARK KEHOE, JR (1 FEB 1925 - 6 AUG 2002) s/w Jeanette
Mark
Kehoe , 77, beloved husband of Jeanette, went to be with the Lord at William
Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak on Aug. 6, 2002 as a result of respiratory
failure. Mark was the son of Mark Sr. and Flossie (Greer) Kehoe and married
Jeanette (Wegner) on June 11, 1949 at the former
A
native of Gladwin, Mark lived in
Survivors
include daughters Diane (Ron) Pennington of Canton, Darlene (Lee) Decker of
Casnovia, and Donna (Marvin) Faust of Grosse Pointe Woods; five grandsons, Ron
(Stefanie) Pennington, Jeremy (Cindy), Jeff (Jenny) and Jim Decker, and Randy
Faust; six granddaughters, Renee (Wayne) Kurtycz, Jodi (York) Moore, Jamie
(Chris) Weertz, and Holly, Mindy and Emily Faust; five great grandchildren,
Hannah, Katie and Claire Kurtycz, Chiren Moore and Brandon Decker.
Mr.
Kehoe is also survived by three brothers, Albert (Clarabelle) of Burton, Jack
(Pat) and Don both of Gladwin; two sisters, Dorothy (Leonard) Seipke of
Essexville, Kathryn (Ben) Bailey of Bay City; sister-in-laws, Anna Marie Kehoe
and Yvonne Kehoe and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his
parents and brothers Grenvul and Willard (Bill, and sister Abbey Jane Grooms.
He was a charter member of the
Arrangements
are being handled by Sisson Funeral Home and services will be held Friday from
5 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at
MICHAEL KEHOE (1896 – AUG 1928) s/w Thomas, Catherine & Charles
MICHAEL
KEHOE
The
body of Michael Kehoe was brought here Friday from Detroit for burial in the
Ridge cemetery. He is the youngest son of Thomas Kehoe, a former resident of
Gladwin township. The body was accompanied by a large concourse of friends and
relatives. Gladwin County Record dated 8-29/1929 Column – 4 Page – 1.
THOMAS KEHOE (14 APRIL 1848 - 5 APRIL 1914) s/w Ernestine
Thomas Kehoe, 68 years old of Gladwin, died
at the
THOMAS KEHOE (1867 – JUNE 1938) s/w Catherine, Michael & Charles
Rites
for Former Resident
Services
for Thomas Kehoe, a former Giadwin township resident, will be held Friday at 9
a.m. from the St. Brigits church in Midland, followed by burial in the Ridge
cemetery at Giadwin at 11 a. m. Gladwin County Record dated 6-15/1938 Column –
4 Page – 5.
WILLARD E. "BILL" KEHOE (28 FEB 1930- 3 AUG 1990)
ERIN M. KELCH (9 SEP 1986 - 9 SEP 1986)
INFANT KELCH
Infant Erin M. Kelch was dead at birth Tuesday,
Sept. 9, in the Clare Community Hospital. Surviving are the mother, Vanna Kelch
of Gladwin; a sister, Carolyn, at home; and the grandparents, Betty and Howard
Kelch of Gladwin and Betty and Merl Sreca of Alabama.
Rites were held Thursday at 10 a.m. from
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Pastor Ed Jaynes officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-17/1986 Column – 4 Page – 2.
DOROTHY M. (
Dorothy
Walker Kelly, 72, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Dec. 28, 1996 at the Bradenton
Florida Hospice House, She was a winter resident in
Besides her husband she is survived by her
twin sister, Doris Walker Downing of Findlay, Ohio; nephews, Glen Downing of
Willimantic, Conn.; Cary Downing of Columbus, Ohio; grandniece, Debra Melton
and grandnephew William Markins of Findlay, Ohio; two great grand-nephews and
two great grand-nieces; three stepdaughters, Denise Walters and Annette Woods
of Taylor and Carol Berbrigh of Canton; and three stepsons, Mark, Gary and
Keith, all of Taylor; and eight step-grandchildren. She was preceded in death
by two brothers, Emery Walker and Raymond Taylor and niece Donna Downing
Schall. Gladwin County Record dated 01-15/1997 Column - 6 Page – 2
GEORGE KELLY, JR (1924 - ?) s/w Dorothy M.
JOHN KERNKE (12 SEP 1852 – 21 MAY 1933) s/w Julia
John
Kernke died May 21, 1933, after a short illness. Mr. Kernke was born in Germany
Sept. 12, 1852. He married Julia Heffner in 1881. The Kernkes came to America
in 1880, settled in Detroit, moved to Gladwin county in 1901 and located near
Oberlin, where he lived until 1912, when he moved to Gladwin city. Mrs. Kernke
died Dec. 23, 1917. Later he married Mrs. Pauline Nightingale, who survives him
with three children, William and Delia, and John in California, and seven
grandchildren.
Funeral
services were conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the residence by Rev. P. F.
Schilling, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
5-25/1933 Column – 5 Page – 9.
JULIANA (HEFFNER) KERNKE (14 NOV 1861 - 23 DEC 1917) s/w John
Juliana
Kernke was born in
She is survived by her husband and four
children, Mrs. Julia Hinz, William Kernke, and Mrs. Della Mettie, all of
Detroit, and John Kernke, now in the United States service at Des Moines, Iowa,
four grandchildren, one brother, Martin Heffner of Sage township, and a host of
friends and neighbors who will miss a loving hand and kind greeting.
Funeral services were conducted by Emil
Wegner, assisted by Chris Sigman at the Misson, Thursday morning, Dec. 27, with
interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 01-03/1918 Column - 3
Page -4
DENNIS HAROLD KILE (21 DEC 1950 - 20 FEB 1972)
Dennis
Harold Kile, 21, of
Mr. Kile was employed as a plumber
apprentice by his father, Harold Kile Jr., in his plumbing and heating business
in
Funeral services were held today, Wednesday,
at 2 p.m. from Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Ernst Mueller officiated and
Burial was in the
MIL.
CPL
HAROLD
KILE JR. (22 AUG 1928 – 17 JUNE 2010)
HAROLD
KILE JR.
Harold
Kile Jr., age 81, of Beaverton, passed away on Thursday, June 17, 2010 at his
home. He was born Aug. 22, 1928 in Armada, the son of the late Harold Sr. and
Julia (Sumner) Kile. Harold married Sarah (Sally) Kile in 1948 in Flint, while
home on leave from the military. He enjoyed his dog "Sugar", watching
Tiger's Baseball, vacationing to Florida and Flea Markets. he was the owner and
operator of Kile Plumbing since 1967 when he opened the business. He was a
member of the Gladwin Eagles and Moose Lodge.
He
was preceded in death by his wife, Sarah in 2009; son Dennis; brother, Marlowe;
and sister,Donna Cocke. He is survived by his children, Barbara (Ken) Kidd of
Flint, Paul (Bridget) Kile of Beaverton, and Lisa (Russ) Moseler of Midland;
seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren; sister, Marlene (Jerry)
McCaun of Las Vegas; and sister-in-law, Elaine Kile of McMillian.
Funeral
services were held on Monday, June 21, 2010 at the Sisson Funeral Home with
Pastor Paul Kile officiating. Interment was in Ridge Cemetery. Memorial
contributions may be made in memory of Harold to Gladwin County Council on
Aging. Gladwin County Record dated 06-23/2010.
MARY
E. (CORWIN) KING (1913 - ) s/w William J..
WILLIAM
J. KING (26 NOV 1897 - 6 AUG 1985)
William
J. King, 87, of
GEORGE
WILLIAM KINYON (22 JUNE 1869 – 26 FEB 1936)
George
Kinyon Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack
George
Kinyon, operator of the Gladwin Gladioli farm, died suddenly Thursday of heart
attack. Burial services were held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock at the Gladwin
Methodist Episcopal church, conducted by Rev. Grant L. Jordan. Burial services
were at Ridge cemetery. Born June 22, 1869, at Lawrence, Michigan, he married
Mary Van Frank at Bristol, Indiana, May 5, 1888. They came to Gladwin county in
1905. Their home is now in Grim township, where the gladiolo farm is located.
Mr.
Kinyon served his township as supervisor. On his way to Bay City and Saginaw
Thursday he became illand was taken to a hospital, where he died in a few
hours. While his health had not been good in recent months he had been active
in his business and personal pursuits.
Surviving
him are his wife, three sons and one daughter, Mrs. John (Florence) Seltz and
Charles W. Kinyon of Gladwin; Van Frank and Fred G. Kinyon of Lansing; his
stepmother, Mrs. Carlie Miller, and a sister, Mrs. Rosco (Gertie) Buskirk of
Lansing, and a brother, Ben Kinyon of Eaton Rapids; ten granddaughters and a grandson.
Sunset
and evening star
And
one clear call for me;
And
may there be no moaning at the bar,
When
I put out to seas.
But
such a tide as moving seems asleep
Too
full for sound or foam;
When
that which drew from out the boundless deep
Turns
again home.
And
may there be no sadness of farewell
When
I embark.—Tennyson.
Gladwin
County Record dated 3-4/1936 Column – 7 Page – 5.
MARY
MARIA KINYON (1869 – 2 JULY 1952)
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Brown attended the funeral of
Mrs. George Kinyon in Gladwin Saturday afternoon. Midland Daily News dated July
9, 1952 Page – 13.
BERTHA
NELLIE (HOCKADAY) KNAPPINS (23 MAR 1898 – 18 JULY 1984)
BERTHA KNAPPINS
Bertha N. Knappins, 86, of Hope, died Wednesday,
July 18, in the Midland Hospital Center. Born in Gladwin on March 23, 1898, she
made her home in Lakeland, Fla., for several years until moving to Hope with
her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Loree, about 2¼ years ago. In Florida, she was
the secretary-treasurer of the Lakeland Light and Life Camp of the Free Methodist
Church where she was a member.
The former Bertha Hockaday, she was married to Ora
Knappins and he died in 1981.
Surviving are a brother, Albert of Midland; one
sister; Mrs. Anna Loree of Hope; 2 step-sons, Edwin and Kenneth of New Port
Richey;Fla.; and 2 step-daughters,: Margery Boyt of Wappapello, Mo. and Mary
Lanier of South Haven.
Rites were held Saturday, July 21, at 1 p.m. at the Free
Methodist Church. The Rev. Gordon Evoy officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 8-1/1984 Column – 4 Page – 2.
HELEN "RUTH" (STEINKRAUS) KNEDLHANS (14 SEP 1910 – 24 NOV 1997)
HELEN (RUTH) KNEDLHANS
Helen (Ruth) Knedlhans, 87, of Gladwin, died
suddenly Monday, Nov. 24, 1997 at home. Born Sept. 14, 1910 in Gladwin, she
lived in Gladwin three years and was previously of Lake of The Hills, Ill. The
former Helen Steinkraus married James Knedlhans. He preceded her in death. She
was a homemaker in her own home and was a member of the Gladwin Church of the
Nazarene. Surviving is one brother, Herbert Steinkraus of Gladwin.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel with Pastor John Coffman officiating. Burial was
in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish
to consider memorials to the Gladwin Church of the Nazarene. Gladwin County
Record dated 12-3/1997 Column – 6 Page – 2.
CARL KNIGHT (8 JULY 1895 - 20 MAY 1975) Father, s/w Rilla Mae
Carl
F. Knight, of
Surviving besides his wife, Alma, are 2
daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Hazel) Burgess of Swartz Creek, and Mrs. Kenneth
(Evelyn) Shelton of Flint; 2 brothers, Walter Knight of
Services were held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at
the
CAROLINE ELIZABETH (LEWELLYN) KNIGHT (12 SEP 1846 – 17 OCT 1924) Mother
MRS.
CAROLINA ELIZABETH KNIGHT
After
an illness of nine months, Mrs. Carolina Elizabeth Knight, 78 years old, widow
of Daniel H. Knight, died Friday afternoon at her home in Gladwin. Mrs. Knight,
whose maiden name was Caroline Elizabeth Lewellyn, was born Sept. 12, 1846, in
Athens, Ohio, and was married to Daniel H. Knight Sept. 18, 1866. After living
in Ohio and Washington they came to Gladwin and have resided here for many
years.
She
is survived by two sons, Norman and Jasper Knight, five daughters, Mrs. Lillie
Walters, Mrs. Martha Webb, Mrs. Ruby Snyder, Miss Laura Knight of Gladwin and
Miss Eva Knight of Saginaw; three brothers, Ezra and Samuel Lewellyn of
Carpenter, Ohio, and John Lewellyn of Lewiston, Mich.
Funeral
services were held at the residence on Grout street Monday afternoon at two
o'clock, Oct. 20, conducted by Rev. Perry Arnold, pastor of the Church of the
Brethren at Beaverton, of which Mrs. Knight was a member. Rev. Arnold was
assisted by Rev. Stanley Thayer of the Methodist Episcopal church at Gladwin.
Burial in Ridge cemetery.
DANIEL
HARRY KNIGHT (25 JUNE 1842 - 20 MARCH 1917)
KNIGHT
--- Daniel H. Knight was born in
There are left to mourn his loss a wife, six
children; two brothers, N. D. Knight of
CO
A 92ND REG OVI CIVIL WAR
DANIEL WARD KNIGHT (7 DEC 1915 - 7 DEC 1915)
DAVID LEE KNIGHT (12 JULY 1957- 23 JUNE 1959) Our Darling
FLAMES
THAT DESTROYED the barn on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel (Chum) Knight
Tuesday afternoon also claimed the life of their young son, David,
two-years-old. --- Photo by Tod Reader, Jr
Tragedy struck again at youngsters in
They said they had seen David playing near
the barn earlier but did not know that he was in the barn. Shortly after they
discovered the blaze, an explosion was heard in the building, they told
officers. The fire believed to have started from spontaneous combustion,
leveled the barn in about one hour. It was reported shortly after 5 o'clock
yesterday and the building was ablaze when fireman arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight were away from home when
the fire broke out. After the family and neighbors searched the premises and
could not find David, Sheriff Victor Edick was called. The little boy was found
near the west wall of the barn by Assistant Fire Chief Milton Alward at 6:45
o'clock.
David was born in Gladwin on July 12, 1957. Survivors
include his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Knight; three brothers, Jack, Harry,
and Donald; and two sisters, Sandra and Sheryl, all at home; his grandparents,
Mrs. Leona Knight, of Gladwin, Mrs. Ella Hulett, of Bay City, and Albert
Swinson, of Beaverton; and his great grandmother, Mrs. Belle Knight, of
Gladwin.Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral
Home, with the Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger officiating. Burial will be in
DILLON KENNETH KNIGHT (18 MAY 1977 - 14 FEB 1987) Beloved Son
Dillion
Kenneth Knight, 9, of
Surviving are his parents, Mike and Bonnie
(McCombs) Knight; his grandparents, Kenneth McCombs and Glen and Rosemary
Knight of Gladwin; and his great grandmother, Vervin Truelove of Gladwin. His
grandmother, Charlotte McCombs, preceded him in death.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 11
a.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and
burial was in the
EITHEL AGNES (SMITH) KNIGHT (2 AUG 1900 – 12 DEC 1978) s/w Cliffe R.
Mrs.
Eithel A. Knight, 78, of 130 W. Maple, Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 12, in the
Midland Hospital Center. Born in Owosso on August 2, 1900, she came to Gladwin County
in 1939. In 1959 she moved to Lansing and then back to Gladwin in 1962. The
former Eithel Smith, she was married to Wycliffe R. Knight on December 21,
1916, in Lansing. They owned and operated Knights Resort at Pratts Lake from
1945 to 1959.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by one son, John R. of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs.
George (Ruth) Wise of Greenville; 2 brothers, Ira Smith of Lansing and Wilbur
Smith of Shaftsburg; 5 grandchildren; and 6 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert
Shoaff officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 12-20/1978 Column – 4 Page – 2.
HARRY A. KNIGHT (6 JUNE 1892 - 6 JUNE 1959) s/w Leona
ILLNESS
FATAL TO HARRY KNIGHT
Harry A. Knight, 66, of
Surviving are his wife, Leona; his mother,
Mrs. Belle Knight; two sons, Glen and Daniel, of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs.
Maxine Cassidy of Gladwin, Mrs. Helen Walters, of West Branch and Mrs. Geneva
Elwood of Saginaw; four brothers, Carl of Gladwin, Alonzo of Flint, Dan of
Houghton Lake, and Walter of Harrison; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Koontz of
Farwell and Mrs. Madaline Brink of St. Petersburg, Florida; and 18 grandchildren.
Two children, Thelma and Jack, and one brother, Paul, preceded him in death.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger officiated and burial was
in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 06-10/1959 Column - 3 Page - 1
INFANT
KNIGHT
KNIGHT.---Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Knight was buried Jan. 4 in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
Gladwin County Record dated 01-11/1917 Column - 6 Page - 1
JOHN B. "JACK" KNIGHT (8 AUG 1929 - 25 JAN 1949)
PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO TWO TUESDAY
JOHN
B. KNIGHT AND FREDERICK A. HEINZ LOSE LIVES WHEN THEIR PLANE CRASHES AND BURNES
IN SECORD
John B. Knight, 19, and Frederick Aldon
Heinz, 20, both of Gladwin were killed about 4:15 p.m. Tuesday afternoon when
their plane crashed and burned 15 miles northeast of Gladwin in Secord
Township. Knight was piloting the plane, owned by Sutherland Bros. Flying
Service, at the time of the crash. According to Hugh Sutherland, flying instructor,
Knight had qualified for his private pilot's license with more than 60 hours of
flying time. Heinz was with him as a passenger.
In a statement to The Record this morning
Sutherland said that a witness to the crash had reported that when he observed
the plane it was doing tail spins. Sutherland said this was a violation of his
instructions to the pilot, which were to fly straight and level within a six
mile radius of the port and to practice take-offs and landings. The cloud
ceiling, he said, was 1100 feet when the plane took to the air and did not
permit any other manuevers. An altitude of 3500 feet with a low of 1500 is
necessary to do a spin with safety, Sutherland stated.
The plane was a new one, recently purchased
by Sutherland Bros., who operate the municipal airport here. It was not
insured. Double funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home with the Rev. John Scott, of the Methodist church officiating.
Heinz will be buried in
In addition to his parents he is survived by
two brothers, Glen and Daniel; three sisters, Mrs. Maxine Cassidy, Mrs. Helen
Walters, Mrs. Geneva Ellwood; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knight.
Heinz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Heinz, of Glawin. After attending
Gladwin high school he has been employed in his father's garage as a mechanic.
He was born in Gladwin Sept. 23, 1928.
He is survived by his parents; four
brothers, Richard, Robert, James and Gerald; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann
Kleiss, Joy and Barbara; both grandmothers, Mrs. Heinz and Mrs. Long. Gladwin
County Record dated 01-26/1949 Column - 7 Page - 1
SERVICES
HELD FOR JACK KNIGHT
Jack B. Knight, 19, who was killed in a
plane crash last week was born in Sage township on August 8, 1929, the son of
Harry and Leona Knight. He attended the Gladwin high school until he enlisted
in the U.S. Army on September 11, 1946. He was stationed on
JAMES
JASPER KNIGHT (16 FEB 1873 - 11 AUG 1935)
JAMES
JASPER KNIGHT DIES AUGUST 11 AFTER ILLNESS
Funeral services were held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Bender for her father, James Jasper Knight, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, August 13. The prayer was offered and the hymns read by
Rev. L. A. Ruegsegger. Rev. Grant L. Jordan gave the funeral address. The
burial service took place at the Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Knight was a son of Daniel H. and
Catherine E. Knight, and was born February 16, 1873, in
He died Sunday, August 11, at 3 a.m. at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. James Bender, having been in poor health a number of
years. He is survived by his wife, his daughter, Mrs. Eva Bender, two
grandchidlren, Dorothy and James Bender, five sisters and one brother, Mrs. L.
M. Walters of Roscommon county, Miss Eva Knight of Saginaw, Mrs. R. P. Webb,
Mrs. W. L. Snyder, Miss Laura Knight and Norman W. Knight of Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 08-14/1935 Column - 4 Page - 5
JOHN REX KNIGHT (16 JAN 1918 - 14 OCT 1993) m. 11 Aug 1939, s/w Maxine
P.
John
Rex Knight, 75, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Oct. 14, 1993, in the MidMichigan
Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. He was born in Lansing on Jan. 18, 1918. Mr.
Knight grew up in Lansing and worked at IMPCO Tool. He retired in 1972 from the
U.S. Postal Service and moved to Gladwin. He was a avid bowler.
Mr.
Knight and the former Maxine Chaffee were married Aug. 11,1939, in Lansing.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Elden (Rexine) Jolly of Heber,
Ariz, and Mrs. Andy (Kathleen) Kepitis of Holt; one son, Butch of Gladwin; 6
grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a sister.
Rites
were held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert
Marshall officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made
to the Cancer Society or the charity of one's choice. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-20/1993 Column – 2 Page – 2.
Note:
Headstone & Obituary gives different Birthdates….
LAURA ANN KNIGHT (28 OCT 1885 – 27 MAR 1956) Daughter
From
the Gladwin County Record --- March 28, 1956
ILLNESS
FATAL TO LAURA KNIGHT
Miss
Laura Ann Knight, 70, passed away at her home Tuesday after several weeks
illness. Miss Knight had been a resident of Gladwin county since 1898. She was
born in Scott, Ohio, Oct. 28, 1885 and came to Gladwin with her folks who
settled on a farm in Sage township. She attended Riley school. Miss Knight
worked in the telephone office for a number of years and was a dressmaker for
30 years. She was a member of the Maccabees, Miss Knight died a week following
her brother, Norman Knight.
Surviving
are three sisters, Mrs. Ruby Snyder and Mrs. Mattie Webb of Gladwin and Mrs.
Eva Strasburg of Saginaw. Funeral services will be held at Miner Funeral home
Saturday at 2 p.m.with the Rev. Alfred Saulsbury officiating. Burial will be in
Ridge cemetery.
LEONARD CARL KNIGHT (6 OCT 1924 - 16 OCT 1925)
KNIGHT
Leonard Carl, aged one year, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Knigh, died Oct. 16 at their home at
MAXINE P. (CHAFFEE) KNIGHT (26 AUG 1922 - 28 SEP 1996) m. 11 Aug 1939,
s/w John Rex
MAXINE
P. KNIGHT
Maxine
P. Knight, 74, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Sept. 28, 1996 at her home. Born Aug.
26, 1922 in Lansing, she worked for many years at Knapp's and the credit union.
The former Maxine Chaffee married John Rex Knight Aug. 11, 1939 in Lansing. He
preceded her in death Oct. 14, 1993.
Surviving
are one son, Butch Knight of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Rexine and husband Elden
Jolly of Heber, Ariz, and Kathleen and husband Andy Kepitls of Holt; 2 brothers,
Harry D. Chaffee Jr. and Wayne E. Chaffee, both of Holt; 3 sisters, Virginia
Gooley, Elizabeth Cheesebro and Helen Louise Chaffee, all of Lansing; 6
grandchildren; and 6 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one
brother, Allen Chaffee; and one sister, Beverly VonHinken.
A
private family service will be held. Memorials may be made to the American Lung
Association or to a charity of one's choice. Arrangements were handled by the Sisson
Funeral Home of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 10-2/1996 Column – 3 Page
– 7.
RILLA MAE (ROBERTS) KNIGHT (18 MARCH 1897 - 3 APRIL 1962) Mother, s/w
Carl
RITES
FRIDAY FOR MRS. RILLA KNIGHT
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on
Friday at the
Surviving are her husband, Carl; two
daughters, Mrs. Hazel McMichael and Mrs. Evelyn Schulz, of
SARAH ELLEN (RALSTON) KNIGHT (24 JAN 1876 – 9 FEB 1965)
From the Gladwin County Record --- February 10, 1965
RITES FRIDAY FOR MRS. SARAH KNIGHT
Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Knight, 89, who died Tuesday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. James Bender, in Gladwin. The former Sarah Ralston was born
in Picqua Ohio, on Jan. 24, 1876, and had lived in Gladwin since 1898. She was
married to James J. Knight on May 18, 1894 in Scott, Ohio. He preceded her in
death.
Besides her daughter she is survived by three
grandchildren, Mrs. Robert Krieg, of Grand Haven, Mrs. Nancy Glass, of
Arlington, Va., and Army Sp5 James Bender, of Baumholder, Germany; and three
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Martha Webb and Mrs. Ruby Snyder, of Gladwin, and Mrs.
Kenneth Strasburg, of Saginaw.
The Rev. Ross Tracy will officiate and burial will
be in Ridge Cemetery.
STANLEY WALLACE KNIGHT (17 JUNE 1918 – 24 JAN 1921)
STANLEY WALLACE KNIGHT
Stanley Wallace Knight, aged two years, seven months
and eight days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knight, died Monday night, Jan. 24,
1921, at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knight, in Sage township.
Gladwin County Record dated 1-27/1921 Column – 2 Page – 1.
WYCLIFFE R. KNIGHT (12
NOV 1896 – 15 OCT 1980) s/w Eithel A.
CLIFF
KNIGHT
Wycliffe
(Cliff) R. Knight, 83, of 130 W. Maple St., Gladwin, died Wednesday, Oct. 15,
in the Clare Nursing Home. Born in Bay City on November 12, 1896, he came to Gladwin
County when he was 10 years old. He moved to Lansing in 1915 and worked at Reo Motors
for 8 years and at Oldsmobile for 6. He was also a real estate salesman for 10
years. In 1939 he returned to Gladwin and operated Knight's Resort at Pratts
Lake from 1945 to 1959. He then worked for Industrial Metals in Lansing until
1962. Mr. Knight was a member of the Gladwin County Sportsmen's Club,
Tittabawassee Conservation League and the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. He
also served terms on the Sage Township Board and the Chappel Dam School Board. Mr.
Knight and the former Eithel Smith were married December 21, 1916, in Lansing. She
preceded him in death in December 12, 1978, in Gladwin.
Surviving
are one son, John, of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. George (Ruth) Wise of Big Rapids;
3 sisters, Mrs. Marie Bennett of Lansing, Mrs. Evangeline Todd of Oklahoma City
and Mrs. Ruby Arkema of Grand Rapids; 5 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles
Allen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-22/1980 Column – 3 Page – 2.
DANIEL
KNAPP/KNOPF? (1863 – 13 MAR 1943)
We extend our sympathy to the bereaved wife and
family of Daniel Knapp who died so suddenly last Wednesday afternoon and was
buried Sunday Gladwin County Record dated 3-24/1943 Column - 4 Page - 2.
Note: Is this Daniel Knapp or Daniel Knopf, Obituary
notice?
HENRIETTA
KNOPF (14 APR 1869 – 18 DEC 1949)
Mrs. Henrietta Knopf, 80, passed away at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Adolph Renas, in Gladwin township on Sunday, December 18.
Funeral services were held from the Round Lake
Baptist church on Tuesday afternoon, with the Rev. Victor Prendinger, pastor of
the church, officiating. Burial was made
in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Knopf was born in Poland on April 14, 1869. She
has been a resident of Gladwin county for the past 26 years. Mr. Knopf died on
March 13, 1943.
Surviving are three sons, Adolph Knopf and Walter
Knopf of Gladwin and Anthony Knopf of Detroit; one daughter, Mrs. Alma Renas of
Gladwin; 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren; two brothers, Gustave
Knopf of Detroit and Adolph Knopf of Germany. Four children preceded her in
death.
Pallbearers at the services were Gottlieb Wegner, Gustave
Schmidt, Martin Schindler, Benjamin Penner and Julius and Henry Seipke. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-21/1949 Column – 7 Page – 1.
OSCAR CLINTON KNOWLTON (11 JAN 1885 - 16 NOV 1974) s/w Susie M.
Oscar
C. Knowlton, 89, of
Surviving are 3 sons, Leslie of Gladwin,
Walter of Saginaw and Floyd of Coleman; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Brien of
SUSIE M. (BENDLE) KNOWLTON (3 JULY 1890 - 2 AUG1957) s/w Oscar C.
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. KNOWLTON
Mrs. Susie Knowlton, 67, of Sage township,
died at her home on Friday, August 2, after an illness of four weeks. Mrs.
Knowlton, a lifelong resident of Gladwin county, was born in Gladwin on July 3,
1890. The former Miss Susie Bendle was married to Oscar Knowlton on February
24, 1909, in Gladwin. Surviving are her husband, Oscar; three sons, Walter, of
Funeral services were held on Monday at 2:00
p.m. at the
BERTHA A. (BOECK) KOCH (14 NOV 1914 – 15 DEC 1985)
BERTHA KOCH
Bertha A. Koch, 71, of 520 Bushong Rd., Gladwin,
died Sunday, Dec. 15, in the Gladwin Area Hospital following a long illness. Born
in Mt. Clemens Nov. 14, 1914, she came to Gladwin County in 1980 from Detroit.
Mrs. Koch was a member of the Gladwin Assembly of God Church. The former Bertha
Boeck, she was married to John Koch June 23, 1934.
Besides her husband, she is survived by one
daughter, Gerry Nafozney of Roseville; one son, John of Detroit; and 3
brothers, Walter of California, Edward of Detroit and Art of Port Huron.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles Booth officiated and burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-18/1985 Column – 4 Page –
2.
JOHN S. KOCH (10 AUG 1913 – 12 MAY 1990)
John S. Koch, 76, of 520 Bushong Dr., Gladwin, died
Saturday May 12, 1990, in the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home after a long illness.
Born in Detroit, Aug. 10, 1913, he moved to Gladwin County from Detroit in
1980. Mr. Koch was a test driver for Ford Motor Co. and retired in 1977.
Mr. Koch and the former Bertha Boeck were married,
June 23,1934, in Detroit. She preceded him in death, Dec. 15, 1985. Surviving
are one son, John of Gladwin; and one daughter, Gerry Nabozny of Roseville.
Rites were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Roberts officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 5-16/1990 Column – 3 Page – 2.
Alice
B., died at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Koontz, in Gladwin
township, Friday morning at 12:30 of gangrenous appendicitis after an illnes of
four days. Her disease was severe from the first and an operation was performed
at the home Wednesday night by Doctors Tuppar and Scrafford of Bay City,
assisted by Doctors Suylandt and Boulton, but human skill was ineffectual.
She was 14 years, 3 months and 20 days old
and was born in Gladwin township where she has spent all her short life. She
was to have graduated from the seventh grade the night of her operation. She
was a favorite at home and with all who knew her. She spent the afternoon
before her illness calling on friends near her home. She was prepared to meet
her God a __ with a submissive heart said: "I am not afraid"
She is survived by her parents, two
brothers, John and Elmer, and two sisters, Mrs. Fred Freier and Mabel Koontz,
besides a large circle of relatives. Services were held at the Wagarville
church Sunday morning at 10:30 Rev. F. G. Westphal, officiating. Interment in
Ridge cemetery. The choir sang the favorite hymns of the little girl. An
unusally large number of friends were present.
"There is no death! The stars go down.
To rise upon some fairer shore; And bright in Heaven's jeweled crown, They
shine forever more." Gladwin County Record dated 06-05/1913 Column - 4
Page – 1
ANNA G. (YOUNG) KOONTZ (23 JUNE 1867 - 30 SEP 1943) Mother, s/w George
MRS.
ANNA KOONTZ DIES HERE THURSDAY
Mrs. Anna Koontz, 76, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Oglestone, here Thursday following an extended
illness. Funeral services were held at the Oglestone residence Sunday at 1:30
p.m. with Elder Haight, of Corunna, officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Ann Young was born near
She was married here to George Koontz, of
Gladwin, in 1882 and they settled on what is now the Elmer Koontz farm in
Gladwin township living there until 1918 when they moved into Gladwin and
bought the present Oglestone residence on
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charles
Oglestone, of Gladwin, and Mrs. W. E. Hause, of Bay City; two brothers, James
Young of Gladwin, and Sam Stockton, of Beaverton; two sisters, Mrs. Lavera
Demaray, of Bay City, and Mrs. Violet Partridge, of Flint; and three
grandchildren, Lt. Wayne Oglestone, stationed with the U.S. Navy at Bainbridge,
Maryland; Captain G.E. Hause, with the U.S. Army at Camp Stoneman, California;
and Mrs. William Clark, of Bay City. Gladwin County Record dated 10-06/1943
Column - 7 Page – 1
CYRUS C. KOONTZ (4 APRIL 1863 - 3 JULY 1939) Father, s/w Maria S.
SERVICES
HELD JULY 5 FOR CYRUS KOONTZ
Services were held Wednesday, July 5, for
Cyrus Koontz, who died at his home July 3, with Rev. Karl Keefer officiating.
Mr. Koontz was born in
Surviving him are his wife, four children,
Floyd E. of Lansing, Clarence E. of Gladwin, Ross C. and Mrs. Gladys Marie
Eagleson also of Gladwin, a sister, Mrs. Dora Bellinger and a brother, Gilbert
Koontz, 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial was in
ELMER GEORGE KOONTZ (2 NOV 1895 - 17 MAY 1991) s/w Jennie N.
ELMER
KOONTZ
Elmer
G. Koontz, 95, of 3126 Shell Rd., Gladwin, died Friday, May 17, 1991, in the
Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. Born in Gladwin Township, Nov.
2, 1895, he had spent his lifetime here. He was one of the oldest members of
the Wagarville United Methodist Church and was in the lumbering and Christmas tree
business for 20 years. Mr. Koontz and the former Jennie Knight were married
Dec. 1, 1914, in Gladwin. She preceded him in death Nov. 6, 1975.
Surviving
are one son, Floyd of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Whisler of
Gladwin; 3 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by
a grandson, Michael Whisler, 5 sisters and a brother.
Services
were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be
made to the Wagarville United Methodist Church. Gladwin County Record dated
5-22/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
GEORGE KOONTZ (14 APRIL 1854 - 20 JUNE 1923) Father, s/w Anna
George
Koontz was born in New Lexington, Ohio, April 14, 1854, and departed this life
at his home in Gladwin, June 20, 1923. He came to
He was converted 30 years ago in Crusade
meetings held in the Wagarville church by the 12th Michigan Crusade Band,
afterwards uniting with the church in which he was converted and remained a
faithful member until the time of his death. He leaves to mourn his loss, a
wife, two daughters, Mrs. Chas. Oglestone of Gladwin and Mrs. Wm. Hause of
Funeral services were held Sunday, June 24,
in Gladwin, conducted by Rev. T. J. Clemens and Rev. Smith, with interment in
Ridge cemetery. Among those coming from a distance to attend the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Koontz of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. A. Buchanan and Geo.
Thompson of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Partridge of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Peters of Bay City, Mr. and Mrs. James Demaray of Bentley, Mrs. Lina Hause of
Mt. Forest, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boman and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Good of Rhodes,
Mich. Gladwin County Record dated 06-28/1923 Column - 5 Page – 5
GILBERT E. KOONTZ (7 MAY 1858 - 13 JULY 1942)
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR G.E. KOONTZ
Gilbert E. Koontz, 84, pioneer Gladwin
township resident, died suddenly at his home in Wagarville Monday morning.
Although Mr. Koontz's health had been failing for some time he was able to be
about his home Sunday. He attended church in the morning and an old friend from
Born in
Always active in the church, Mr. Koontz was
converted under the Crusader 50 years ago. He was an active member of the
Wagarville church, served on the official board and was one of the trustees. He
was always in church when health permitted and his presence was an inspiration
to others.
Surviving are Mrs. Koontz; a son, Elmer; and
a daughter, Mrs. Fred Freier, all of Gladwin township; 15 grand-children and 15
great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from
the
JENNIE F. (DIFFIN) KOONTZ (11 OCT 1887 - 24 JUNE 1973)
Jennie
F. Koontz, 85, died Sunday, June 24, at
Mrs. Koontz was born in
JENNIE NOREEN (KNIGHT) KOONTZ (11 DEC 1897 - 6 NOV 1975) s/w Elmer G.
Mrs.
Jennie N. Koontz, 77, o
Surviving are her husband, Elmer; a son,
Floyd of Gladwin; and a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Whisler of Gladwin; 2
brothers, Alonzo Knight of
JOHN GILBERT KOONTZ (17 NOV 1883 - 24 NOV 1922)
John
G. Koontz was born Nov. 17, 1883, in Gladwin township and died Nov. 24, 1922,
at his home, 3/4 mile east of Wagarville. He grew to manhood in Gladwin county
and March 12, 1905, he was married to Jennie Diffin. To this union were born
two children, Grace Marie, now attending Gladwin high school, and Fay A. at
home. John had an operation for appendicitis four years ago and has not enjoyed
good health since. He leaves his wife and two daughters, his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Koontz, one brother and two sisters, Mrs. Fred Frier and Elmer of
Gladwin, and Mrs. Mabel Armstrong of Pontiac; and his grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Bellinger of Wagarville.
Funeral services were held in the Wagarville
M. E. church, of which church he was a member, the funeral being conducted by Rev.
Charles Peterson, the pastor. the Gladwin choir rendered music. The following
from out of the county were in attendance at the funeral: Mrs. Mabel Armstrong,
Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kitchen, Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hause; Bay
City; Hugh Grant, Miss Euphemia Grant, Miss Bessie Shirk, Birch Run, Mich.;
Grace Perrel Montrose, Mich. Gladwin County Record dated 11-30/1922 Column - 5
Page – 5
LOTTIE R. (BELLINGER) KOONTZ (4 SEP 1863 - 2 DE 1947)
MRS.
KOONTZ DIES AFTER ILLNESS
Mrs. Lottie Koontz, 84, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Frier, in Gladwin township, on Tuesday, December 2,
after an illness of about a month. Funeral services will be held on Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wagarville Methodist church, with a short prayer
service at the residence at 1:30. The Rev. Leonard Washmuth and Rev. John
Miller will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Koontz may
be seen at the Reigle Funeral Home until 9 o'clock in the morning the day of
the funeral.
Lottie Bellinger was born in
LUE KOONTZ (25 MAY 1889 - 22 JULY 1889)
Daughters of Gilbert & Lottie, s/w Lulu
LULU KOONTZ (25 MAY 1889 - 26 JULY 1889) Daughters of Gilbert &
Lottie, s/w Lue
MABLE TESSA KOONTZ (20 MAY 1896 - 10 JULY 1903) Daughter of Cyrus E.
& M. Koontz,
MARIA SUSANNE (GREER) KOONTZ (12 MARCH 1870 - 6 MAY 1931) Mother, s/w
Cyrus C.
Mrs.
Cyrus Koontz died Wednesday morning, May 6, 1931, at her home in Gladwin
township after an illness of eight months. Maria Susan Greer was born March 12,
1870, at
Five children, Floyd E. Koontz, now of
Lansing, Clarence, Mabel, who died in May 1903, Ross and Gladys were born to
them. She is survived by her husband, her four children, three brothers, Fred
Greer in
EMIL KRAHNER (23 MARCH 1900 - 7 APRIL 1982)
Emil Krahner, 82, 4049 Pratts Lake, Gladwin, died
Wednesday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor after an illness. He was
born in Germany on March 23, 1900, and came to the United States in 1901. He
came to the Gladwin area in 1913 from St. Joseph. He married the former
Florence Chard in Detroit June 25, 1924. She survives him.
Mr. Krahner worked as a tool and die maker and
operated a blacksmith shop in Gladwin for many years, and was a carpenter and
builder. He was a member of Allen Park Masonic Lodge Key 580 F& AM.
Besides his wife, he leaves sons, Keith Krahner of
Orchard Lake, and Warren Krahner of Holly; daughters, Mrs. Charles (Evelyn)
Hunt of Houston, and Mrs. Merle (Shirley) Picard of Taylor; 17 grandchildren;
14 great-grandchildren; brothers Edward Krahner, Harry Krahner and William
Krahner all of Gladwin.
A Masonic funeral services will be conducted by the
Gladwin Masonic Lodge 397 F& AM from the Mathews Funeral Home Saturday at
11 a.m. with burial in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. MDN 4-9-1982.
FLORENCE MERETTA (CHARD) KRAHNER (24 MARCH 1901 - 12 MARCH 1996)
Florence
M. Krahner, 94, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, March 12, 1996 at the Gladwin Nursing
Home. Born March 24, 1901 in Cordova Mines, Ontario, Canada, she moved to
Gladwin in 1970 from Taylor. The former Florence Chard married Emil Krahner
June 25, 1924 in Detroit. He preceded her in death April 7, 1982.
Surviving
are one son, Warren and wife Marjorie of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Evelyn and
husband Charles Hunt of Houston, Texas, and Shirley and husband Merle Beard of
Gladwin; one brother, Charles Chard of Cordova Mines, Ontario, Canada; one sister,
Thelma Pressick of Cordova Mines, Ontario, Canada,; 16grandchildren; 26
great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death
by one son, Keith Krahner, 3 sisters and 2 brothers.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday from the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev.
Deane Wyllys officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be
made to the American Cancer Society. Gladwin County Record dated 3-10/1996
Column – 5 Page – 7.
KEITH
EMIL KRAHNER (21 MARCH 1925 - 18 MAY 1984)
Keith
Emil Krahner, 59, of
CPL
ADELLA
(GATZ) KRANICH (6 AUG 1894 – 12 APR 1930) Mother, s/w Marvin E. & Palmer L.
MRS.
ARTHUR KRANICH
Adella
Gatz was born in Detroit Aug. 6, 1894, and died April 12, 1930, after three
week's illness, at the age of 35 years, 8 months and 6 days. She came to
Gladwin with her parents in 1903. She was saved and baptized in November, 1894,
and was a faithful member of the Baptist church at Round lake. She rejoiced in
her Savior until the end. Some of her last words were, "I am going home to
Jesus, Jesus is my all in all." The last hymn she sang while sick was
"He Will Hide Me."
She
was united in marriage to Arthur Kranich June 10, 1921. To this union were born
five children of whom Marvin Earl and Palmer Loren preceded her in death. She
leaves her husband, three children, Evelyn Ruth, Arwilda Bernice and Grace
Elenore, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gatz, two sisters, Mrs. Henry
Steinkraus and Mrs. Hiram Tappen of Gladwin, two brothers, Gust and Henry of
Detroit, and a host of relatives and friends who mourn departure. Her remains
will be laid in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 4-17/1930 Column –
4 Page – 1.
MARVIN EARL KRANICH (2 JULY 1925 – 8 JULY 1925) Son, s/w Adella &
Palmer L.
Marvin
Earl, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kranich, died July 8, aged six days.
Services were held July 9 conducted by Rev. P. F. Schilling. Interment in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-16/1925 Column – 4 Page – 5.
PALMER LOREN KRANICH (25 MARCH 1930 – 29 MAR 1930) Son, s/w Adella &
Marvin
Loren,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kranich, was born March 25, and died March 29.
Burial took place at Ridge cemetery March 31. Gladwin County Record dated
4-3/1930 Column – 4 Page – 5.
ELLA
ANNA KRAUSE (16 DEC 1888 - 22 APRIL 1935)
Miss Ella Krause
Funeral services will be held for Miss Ella Krause
at the Round Lake church Thursday at 2 p. m. Miss Krause is a daughter of Michael
Krause of Butman township and died April 22 of influenza. Gladwin County Record
dated 4-24/1935 Column – 2 Page – 1.
GOTTFRIED
FREDERICK KRAUSE (25 JULY 1840 – 23 JAN 1936) s/w Catherine, and Richard, Olga & Richard A. Endert
Gottrfried Krause
Rev. Bernard C. Roth held funeral services Friday
afternoon, January 31, for Gottfried Krause. Burial was at the Ridge, cemetery.
Mr. Krause, son of Yohann and Anna Krause, was born
July 25, 1840, in Russia. He married Miss Katherine Yerke May 8, 1861. Mrs.
Krause died July 31, 1927.
In 1900 Mr. and Mrs. Krause came to the United
States. After a stay of two years, in Cleveland, Ohio, they came to Gladwin
county, Michigan, which has since been their home. He died January 28 at his
home in Sherman township.
He is survived by two sons and one daughter, Samuel
Krause of Canada, Michael Krause and Mrs. Eva Busch of Gladwin, 29
grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. Three children preceded him in death.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-5/1936 Column – 3 Page – 5.
GRACE
M. KRAUSE (21 SEP 1905 – AUG 1984)
KATHERINE
KRAUSE (1840 – 31 JULY 1927) s/w Gottfried, & Richard, Olga &
Richard A. Endert
Mrs.
Katherine Krause died July 31, 1927 at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Richard Endert, in Butman township. She was aged 86 years, nine months and 18
days.
Funeral
services were held August 3 at the Lutheran church at Oberlin conducted by Rev.
Bernard Roth. Burial in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-4/1927 Column
– 3 Page – 4.
MARY ANN “MARIE” KRAUSE (15 AUG 1859 – 1 JULY 1949) s/w Michael J.
Mrs.
Marie Krause
Mrs.
Marie Krause, 89, passed away at the home of her niece, Mrs. Theodore Bush, in Sherman
township on Friday, July 1. Funeral services were held from the Round Lake
Baptist church on Monday afternoon with the Rev. Victor Prendinger officiating.
Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Krause was born in Germany on August 15, 1859, and was married there to Michael
Krause, who passed away in 1940. She has been a resident in the county for
about 46 years, coming here from Cleveland, Ohio.
Surviving
are five daughters, Hilda D. of Juneau, Alaska, Martha Stuebe, Emily Velso and
Elsie Cripps, all of Cleveland, Ohio, and Lydia Brooks, of Lodi, Ohio; one
brother, Fred Rohloff, of Butman township; also 14 grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 7-6/1949 Column – 7 Page – 1.
MICHAEL JACOB KRAUSE (29 FEB 1864 – 1 JAN 1940) s/w Marie
Pioneer
Butman Resident Dies New Year's Day
Michael
Krause died at his home in Butman township, January 1. Michael Krause was born
February 29, 1864 in Germany. He was married to Mary Rohloff June 9, 1886 and
to them was born several children, two preceding him in death.
Mr.
and Mrs. Krause moved to this country in April of 1895 and settled in
Cleveland, Ohio, where they lived for four years before coming to Gladwin
county where they settled on a farm in Butman township. Mr. Krause was founder of
the Round Lake Sunday School and a charter member of the Round Lake Baptist
Church.
Surviving
him are his wife, five daughters, Miss Hilda Krause of Juneau, Alaska, Mrs.
Mary Stuebe, Mrs. Emily Voelzow, Mrs. Lydia Paad and Mrs. Elsie Cripps of Cleveland,
Ohio, a brother, Samuel of Alberta, Canada, and a sister Mrs,. Eva Busch, of
Oberlin.
Funeral
services will be held Thursday at 1 p. m. at the home and at 1:30 p. m. at the
Round Lake Baptist Church with the Rev. Leo Gassner officiating. Burial will be
in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-3/1940 Column – 3 Page – 5.
CHARLEY KREGEAR (1863 – 24 JULY 1904) s/w Margaret
FRANK W. KREGEAR (11 AUG 1891 – JUNE 1970)
MARGARET KREGEAR (1873 - 1932) s/w Charley
JACOB KROEKER (1866 - 1954) s/w Marie
MARIE KROEKER (12 JUNE 1869 – 27 APR 1949) s/w Jacob
Services
Held for Mrs. Kroeker
Mrs.
Marie Kroeker, 79, passed away at her home in Harrison on Wednesday, April 27,
after an illness of three months. Funeral services were held at the Round Lake
Baptist church on Sunday with the Rev. V. H. Prendinger officiating. Burial was
in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Kroeker was born on June 12, 1869 in Russia, and was married to Jacob Kroeker
on January 17, 1892, with whom she came to America in May, 1902. They settled in
Harvey, North Dakota, one year later moving to Hepburn, Saskatchewan, Canada,
where they lived for 20 years. In 1923 they moved to Gladwin; after three years
they went to St. Joseph, returning to Harrison in 1941.
Surviving
are her husband, Jacob; three sons, Henry and Jake of Vancouver, British
Columbia, and Cornelius, of Harrison; one daughter, Anna Appleget, of
Mishawaka, Indiana. One daughter died in infancy. Gladwin County Record dated
5-4/1949 Column – 5 Page – 1.
EDNA ANNA (LANGE) KROMPETZ (1919 - ?) s/w William
WILLIAM KROMPETZ (27 JUNE 1902 – 5 JULY 1968) s/w Edna
Services
Held for Mr. Krompetz
William
Krompetz, 66, of Gladwin Township, died suddenly Friday. Born in Poland on June
27, 1902, he came to Gladwin County 64 years ago. He was a farmer. Mr. Krompetz
was married to Edna Lange on May 13, 1940, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by two daughters; Mrs. Delores Reid of Gladwin and Mrs.
Geraldine Lange of Scarboro, Ont.; One brother, Walter Krompetz of Gladwin; one
sister, Mrs. Alvina Fenske of Beaverton; and one grandchild.
Rites
were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the
Miner Chapel. John Pruner officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 7-10/1968 Column – 5 Page – 1.
L'S
CLARENCE
LA BEAN (1913 – 14 JUNE 1921) s/w Helen, Elizabeth & Daniel
BOY
DROWNED IN CEDAR
Seven-Year
Old Son of Mrs. Elizabeth LaBean Loses Life While
Swimming
Clarence
LaBean, seven-year old son of Mrs. Elizabeth LaBean, was accidentally drowned
Tuesday afternoon while swimming in the Cedar river north of town over the line
in Sage township. Three of his older brothers were with him, but all were poor
swimmers and the boy drowned before help could reach him. It was several hours
before the body was recovered from the water, and taken to the undertaking
rooms of Rogers & Neely.
Services
were held at the Church of Sacred Heart Thursday morning conducted by Rev.
Charles VanColen followed by interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-16/1921 Column – 6 Page – 1.
DANIEL LA BEAN (1876 - 1920) s/w Helen, Elizabeth and Clarence
The
body of Dan Labean of Secord was brought from Flint yesterday. He has been a
resident of that locality for many years, and leaves a wife and nine children.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-5/1920 Column – 3 Page – 5.
ELIZABETH LA BEAN (1880 – 14 FEB 1936) s/w Helen, Clarence & Daniel
MRS.
ELIZABETH LA BEAN
Services
were held at St. Agnes church, Flint, Tuesday morning for Mrs. Elizabeth La
Bean and the body brought to Gladwin for burial at the Ridge cemetery. Mrs. La Bean,
who died February 14 in Flint, was a former resident of Secord township.
Gladwin County Record dated 2-19/1936 Column – 5 Page – 5.
HELEN LA BEAN (1919 – 25 FEB 1936) s/w Elizabeth, Clarence & Daniel
Helen
LaBean
Helen
LaBean, 18, died at Flint Tuesday, February 25. Services were held Friday,
February 28, at
St.
Agnes church, Flint, and the body was brought to Gladwin where burial services
were held at Ridge cemetery. She is a daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth LaBean, who died
February 14. They are
former
residents of Secord township. Gladwin County Record dated 3-4/1936 Column – 1
Page – 8.
INFANT
LA BEAN
LA
BEAN --- The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan La Bean, Secord, Oct.
12. Burial in Ridge cemetery Monday. Gladwin County Record dated 10-17/1918
Column - 4 Page - 5
Abraham
Lake of Gladwin township died of apoplexy Saturday, March 18. Services were
held at the house, conducted by Elder Goheen, and remains interred in Gladwin
township cemetery Monday, March 20.
Deceased
was 80 years old, and leaves a wife and five children to mourn his loss. Elder
Goheen will preach a funeral sermon at the home of William Garbet, Sunday,
March 25, 10 a. m., and one at the Saints church in Butman at 2 p.m. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-24/1905 Column – 4 Page – 5.
Mr. Lake was born in
MARY JANE (SIMMONS)
LAKE.
Mary Jane, wife of Charles Lake of Gladwin township,
died of diabetes mellitus Feb. 17.
Deceased was born in Ontario and was 39 years old. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Thos. Goheen and remains buried in Gladwin
township cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-24/1905 Column – 3 Page – 1.
LEROY M. LANDSKROENER (10 SEP 1908 - 6 APRIL 1977) s/w Una O.
Hay
Township Supervisor LeRoy M. Landskroener, 68, died Friday at the Gladwin
Nursing Home. Mr. Landskroener was born in Saginaw on Sept. 10, 1908. He was
married to Una Beamish on Nov. 16, 1929. They moved to Gladwin in April 1935,
where he owned and operated Landskroenre Meat Market and Grocery until his
retirement in 1973. He was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church.
He
is survived by his wife, Una; a son, Robert of Gladwin; a daughter, Mrs.
Delbert (Myrna) Schultz of Grand Blanc; a brother, Stuart of Saginaw; seven
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Services
will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Gladwin. The Rev.
Herbert Biermann will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may
call at the Matthews Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today. MDN dated 4-9-1977 Page –
7.
UNA O. (BLAMISH) LANDSKROENER (13 NOV 1909 - 24 MARCH 1985) s/w Leroy M.
Una
O. Landskroner, 75, of 140 Lakeview, Gladwin, died Sunday, March 24, in the
REBECCA DIANNE (WILLIAMS) LANG (16 FEB 1955 - 4 JULY 1974)
REBECCA LANG
Mrs. Rebecca (Becky) D. Lang, of 300 S. Silverleaf
St., Gladwin, died suddenly at her home Thursday, July 4, of a cerebral
hemorrhage. Born February 16, 1955, in Bogalusa, Louisiana, she was married to
James R. Lang March 3, 1973, in Bogalusa. They had been residents of
Gladwin since March of this year.
Surviving are her husband, James; a son, Joshua
Craig, 2 years; a daughter, Christina Danielle, 7 months; her mother Mrs. Ouida
Williams a brother and a sister, a step-brother and a step-sister, all of Bogalusa.
Services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Mathews
Funeral Home with the Rev. Winston Decker officiating. Burial was in Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-10/1974 Column – 6 Page – 2.
CAROLINE (KRAUSE) LANGE (1868 – 27 OCT 1934) Mother,
MRS.
CAROLINE LANGE
Rev.
Bernard Roth conducted services for Mrs. Caroline Lange at her home in Sherman
township and at the Lutheran church at Oberlin Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 30,
followed by burial at Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Lange, a former resident of Sherman township, was 66 years old and died at her
home in Detroit October 27. The body was brought to Gladwin for burial. Gladwin
County Record dated 10-31/1934 Column – 5 Page – 5.
CHRISTIAN LANGE (25 MARCH 1862 – 14 JAN 1930)
CHRISTIAN LANGE
Cristian Lange died Jan. 14, 1930, at his home in
Butman township of heart trouble. Mr. Lange was born March 25, 1862, in Russia,
and was 67 years, 9 months and 19 days old. He came to United States about 36
years ago, and located in Connecticut. Later Mr. Lange and family came to
Michigan, and located on a farm in Butman township, this county, where they
have lived 27 years.
He is survived by his wife, four daughters, Mrs. C.
Wayman, Mrs. A. Roberts of Detroit, Mrs. John Schuster of Wayne and Miss Elsie
Lange at home and one son, August Lange of
Detroit.
Mr. Lange was a member of the Lutheran church at
Oberlin where funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 15, at 2
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Bernard Roth, followed by burial at Ridge. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-16/1930 Column – 4 Page – 1.
HENRY
LANGE (? - ?) s/w
Pauline, Rudolph & William,
PAULINE LANGE (? - ?) s/w Henry, Rudolph & William,
RUDOLPH LANGE (? - ?) s/w Henry,
Pauline & William,
WILLIAM LANGE (? - ?) s/w Henry, Pauline & Rudolph,
DONNA (STUCK) LAPAN (1929 - 1950)
NEITHANNUL LASH (1994 - 1994)
JILL LEDDY (? - 1965)
ELAINA
MARIE LEE (4 MARCH 2004 - 20 APRIL 2004)
Elaina
Marie Lee of Gladwin died April 20, 2004 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Gladwin
following a sudden illness. She was born March 4, 2004 to Donald and Angela Lee
of West Branch. Surviving are her parents; her brother Cayden Lee of Clare; her
sister Ashlyn Lee of Gladwin; half brother Dylan Lee of Arizona; grandparents,
Dave and Rosie Lee of Gladwin, Tonya Shorts of Gladwin, Craig and Patricia Doan
of Gladwin, Brian Cantley of Gladwin, and Joseph Lee of Flint; great
grandparents, Marlene Shannon of Washington, Margaret Fres of Gladwin, Donald
and Janie Cowell of Gladwin, Sherman and Becky Lee of Gladwin, and Edna Florida
of Flint; uncles, Jason Lee and Morgan Lee, both of Gladwin, and Timothy Lee of
Idaho; and special friends of the family, Tamra Carr and Autumn Carr, both of
Clare, and Steve and Steven Good, and Walter and JoAn Good, all of Gladwin. She
is predeceased by her great grandmother, Evelyn Lee.
Funeral
services were held Friday, April 23, 2004 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin, with
pastors David Sprang and Brad Withrow officiating. Burial took place in
EVELYN M. (DEROCHER) LEE (7 MAY 1927 – 13 NOV 1995) s/w Sherman
EVELYN
M. LEE
Evelyn
M. Lee, 68, of Gladwin, died Monday, Nov. 13, 1995 at her home. Born May 7,
1927 in Flint, she came to Gladwin in 1973 and worked for 16 years at Gladwin Manufacturing
before retiring in 1989. The former Evelyn DeRocher married Sherman Lee Sept.
9, 1950 in Angola, Ind.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by David and wife Rosie, and Terry and wife Debra,
all of Gladwin; one daughter, Janet and husband Ronald Collins of Beaverton;
her mother, Lorraine DeRocher of Mt. Morris; one brother, Raymond DeRocher of Frankenmuth;
2 sisters. Gerry Pomroy of Mt. Morris, and Dorothy Cronover of Traverse City; 4
grandchildren; 3 step grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and one step great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her father, Lewis DeRocher.
Rites
will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) from the Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin. The Rev. Father Jules Spleet will officiate and burial will be in the
Ride Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-15/1995 Column – 4 Page – 7.
SHERMAN LEE (1927 - ?) s/w Evelyn M.
LEWIS L. LEHMAN (14 AUG 1914 - 7 FEB 1980)
Lewis
L. Lehman, 65, of 339 South M-18, Gladwin, died, Thursday, Feb. 7, in the
Midland Hospital Center. Born in
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 stepsons, John and Gary Swarts of Clare; 5
sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Nixon of Logan, Ohio, Mrs. Sarah Todd of Newaygo, Mrs.
Frances Doak of Ravenna, Ohio, Mrs. Esther Dawley of Gladwin and Mrs. Ruth
Joslin of Columbus, Ohio; and 2 grandsons. Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Henry Rose officiated and burial was in
the
PAULINE M. LEHMAN (30 SEP 1916 – 31 MAR 2002)
Pauline May Lehman,
85, passed away Sunday, March 31, 2002 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Gladwin.
She was born in
She is survived by 1 brother, William Shultz of Hillsdale; 2 sisters, Kathleen
(Jack) Long of Mt. Pleasant and Martha (Clifford) Emrick of Midland; 2
sister-in-laws, Joann Shultz of
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 5, 2002 at the Sisson
Funeral Home with Rev. Phillip Hortop presiding with burial in
AUBREY R. LEININGER (1911 - 10 NOV 1940)
Services
Held Tuesday for Aubrey Leininger
Funeral
services for Aubrey R. Leininger, who was instantly killed Sunday, November 10,
when his car was forced off the highway by an oncoming car, striking a culvert
abutment, near Emmett, were held at 10 a. m. Tuesday at the home of his
brother, Harry Leininger, near Yale. Rev. L. W. Bishop of the Methodist
Presbyterian church of Yale officiated with burial at the Ridge cemetery in
Gladwin.
Mr.
Leininger, who had been living in Yale for the past ten years, was maintenance
man in the Yale Woolen Mills. Previous to his employment in the mill he worked
in Detroit, where his parents, had moved from their farm in Gladwin township,
when hewas twelve years of age.
Surviving
him are his wife, Mrs. Marie Leininger, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lenininger
of Detroit, three brothers, Herbert of Gladwin, Harry, Jr., of Yale and Thomas
of Detroit, four sisters, Mrs. C. S. Bliss of West Branch, Mrs. George Dennings
of Gladwin, Miss Fleda Leininger of Detroit and Mrs. George Rasch of Yale.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-13/1940 Column – 4 Page – 5.
HARRIET A. (BRISCOE) LEININGER (25 FEB 1870 - 23 FEB 1953)
Mrs.
Harriet A. Leininger, 82, passed away at the home of her daughter, Gertrude
Bliss, in
Mrs. Lenininger was born in
Survivors are three sons, Herbert, of
Gladwin, Harry, of Flint, and Thomas of Detroit; four daughters, Mrs. George
Dennings, of Gladwin, Mrs. Gertrude Bliss and Mrs. George Rasch, both of Flint,
Mrs. Elfleda Thurston, of Detroit; one brother, Albert Briscoe of Canada; six
sisters, Mrs. Nellie Taylor, of Canada, Mrs. Margaret Pennman, Mrs. Maude
Lumley, Mrs. Ida Pennman, Mrs. Gertrude Johns and Mrs. Bertha Brooks, all of
Detroit, also 16 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.Buried: Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin, MI. Gladwin County Record dated 02-25/1953 Column - 3 Page -
1
HARRY R. LEININGER, SR (6 SEP 1860 - 22 JULY 1944)
Services
were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of George Dennings in Gladwin township
for Harry R. Leininger, 83, pioneer Gladwin county farmer who died Saturday following
an illness of more than a year. The Rev. L. J. Washmuth, of the
Born
in Renfrew county,
Surviving
are his wife, Harriett; three sons, Herbert, of Gladwin township; Harry, of
HERBERT H. LEININGER (16 JUNE 1891 - 15 SEP 1961) s/w
SERVICES
HELD FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Herbert Leininger, 70, died at St. Luke's
Hospital at
Surviving are his widow; two sons, Harold
and Walter, of Detroit four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Bliss and Mrs. Elizabeth
Rasch, of Flint, Mrs. Lonia Bennings, of Gladwin, and Mrs. Elfleda Thurston, of
Detroit; two brothers, Harry, of Flint, and Thomas, of Detroit; 11
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were Monday at 2
p.m. at the Miner Chapel. The Rev. Ivan Hodgson, of
LYDIA J. (GREER) LEININGER (18 DEC 1894 - 30 JULY 1987) s/w Herbert
LYDIA
LEININGER
Lydia
J. Leininger, 92, formerly of Gladwin, died Thursday, July 30, in Botsford
Hospital, Farmington Hills, after a long illness. Born in Gladwin County Dec. 18,
1894, she had spent most of her life here. She was a member of the Wagarville
United Methodist Church. The former Lydia Greer, she was married to Herbert
Leininger in 1914 in Gladwin. He preceded
her
in death in 1961.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Harold of St. Clair Shores and Walter of Farmington Hills; 11
grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A sister and 4 brothers preceded her in
death.
Rites
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-5/1987 Column – 5 Page – 2.
WALTER MAHLON LEININGER (12 AUG 1919 - 19 JUNE 1998)
WALTER M. LEININGER
Walter M. Leininger, 78, of Farmington, died Friday,
June 19, 1998 in Farmington. Born Aug. 12, 1919 in Gladwin, he graduated from Gladwin
High School in 1937. He moved to Plymouth for 20 years before settling in
Farmington. Walter was a retired road construction contractor and a member of
the V.F.W, and served the U.S. Army during World War II.
He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Eileen; two
sons, Walter Scott and wife Susan of Westland and Richard Dion and wife Lisa of
Marshall; three daughters, Bethney Raye and
husband Henry Kerr of West Bloomfield, Stephney Ann
Leininger of Lake Forest, Ill.,
and Dixie Lee and husband Vernon Hunnings of Kona Kailua,
Hawaii; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
A memorial service was held at the Kirk in The Hills
Presbyterian Church in Bloomfield Hills June 26. Memorials may be made to the Leukemia
Society of Michigan, 21617 Harper Ave., St. Clair Shores, MI, 48080. Gladwin
County Record dated 7-1/1998 Column – 6 Page – 4.
ERNESTINE (FITZKE) LEMKE (23 APR 1895 – 13 AUG 1959) s/w William
Services
Held for Mrs. Lemke
Funeral
services were held on Sunday, at 2:30 p.m., at Zion Lutheran Church, Oberlin,
for
Mrs.
Ernestine Lemke, 64, of Sage Township, who died Thursday, Aug. 13, in Deaconess
Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, following a stroke which she suffered three weeks
ago while visiting at the home of her son, Raymond Schindel, in Westlake, Ohio.
The Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiated and burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Lemke was born on April 23, 1895, and was married to Alex Schindel in 1913, he
passed away in 1924. She was married to William Lemke in 1924. He preceded, her
in death April 6, 1957.
Survivors
include five sons, Raymond Schindel of Westlake, Albert Schindel of Gladwin,
Warren Lemke of Euclid, Ohio, Leonard Lemke of Trenton, and Lawrence Lemke of
Gladwin; three daughters, Miss Evelyn Schindel of Trenton, N. J., Mrs. Ruth
Jolly of Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Virginia Landenberger of Gladwin; four
stepchildren, Mrs. Emma Painter of Fraser, August Lemke of Detroit, Mrs. Olga
St. George of Detroit, and Mrs. Edna Walsh, of St. Clair Shores; 21 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren. Four brothers preceded her in death. Gladwin
County Record dated 8-19/1959 Column – 5 Page – 1.
LARRY WILLIAM LEMKE (11 APR 1960 – 7 NOV 1960) 9 months old, s/w Malvin
V. & William L.
Services
Held for Infant
Funeral
services were held at Miner's Chapel on Tuesday at 4 p.m. for Larry William
Lemke, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemke, of Sage Township, who died
Monday following a
short
illness. He was born in Gladwin April 11, 1960. The Rev. William J. Hassold officiated
and burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Surviving
besides his parents are a sister, Marlene; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Endert and great grandfather, Michael Adams Sr., all of Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-9/1960 Column – 7 Page – 8.
MELVIN V. LEMKE (4 APR 1962 – 5 APR 1962) 14 hours old, s/w Larry W.
& William L.
Services
Held for Infant
Funeral
services were Saturday at 2 p.m. at Miner Chapel for Melvin V. Lemke, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemke, of Sage Township, who died Thursday in
Midland Hospital. He was born on April 4, 1962. The Rev. Wm. J. Hassold
officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Surviving
besides his parents, are a sister, Marlene; grandmother, Mrs. Mary Endert, and
great
grandfather, Michael Adams Sr., of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated
4-11/1962 Column – 2 Page – 2.
WILLIAM L. LEMKE (19 AUG 1965 – 19 AUG 1965) 10 hours old, s/w Larry W.
& Malvin V.
Services
for Infant Held
The
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemke died at the Midland Hospital August
19 where he was born a short time earlier
William
L. Lemke is survived by his parents; a sister, Marlene; grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Endert; and great grandfather, Michael Adams Sr.
Services
were held at the Miner Funeral Home Saturday at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Ernst
Mueller officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-25/1965 Column – 5 Page – 1 Section C.
WILLIAM LEMKE (18 JAN 1879 – 6 APR 1957) s/w Ernestine
Short
Illness Fatal to William Lemke
William
Lemke, 78, of Sage Township died on Saturday, April 6, after a short illness. Mr.
Lemke, a farmer, was born on Jan. 18, 1879 in Poland. He came to Cleveland,
Ohio in 1905 and from there to Duluth, Minn, and to Milwaukee, Wis. for a few years
before coming to Gladwin in 1914. On Aug. 16, 1924, he married the former Mrs.
Ernestine
Schindel
who survives him. He was a member of the Farm Bureau.
Surviving
are his wife, Ernestine; four sons, August and Leonard of Detroit, Warren of
Cleveland, and Lawrence at home; four daughters, Mrs. Emma Painter of Mt.
Clemens, Mrs. Olga St. George of Detroit, Mrs. Edna Walsh of St. Clair Shores,
Mrs. Virginia Landenberger of Gladwin; four step-children, Raymond Schindel of
West Lake, Ohio, Albert Schindel of Gladwin, Miss Evelyn Schindel of
Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Ruth Jolly of Columbus, Ohio. Other survivors include
two sisters in Germany; 18 grandchildren; and one great grandchild.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 at Zion Lutheran Church in
Oberlin, the Rev. Raymond Mueller officiating at the services. Burial was in Ridge
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ernest Sherman, Dan Schlese, Gustave Nehring, Alfred
Endert, Albert Miller, and Al Erdman. Gladwin County Record dated 4-10/1957
Column – 6 Page – 1.
JEAN B. LEMON (1920 - ?) s/w Leonard D.
LEONARD D. LEMON (5 AUG 1920 – 21 FEB 1992) s/w Jean B.
Leonard
D. (Lee) Lemon, 71, of Gladwin, died Friday Feb. 21, 1992, at his home. Born in
Detroit, Aug. 5, 1920, he moved to Gladwin County in March 1968. Mr. Lemon made
the Army a career. He entered the service in February 1942 and served during
World War II. The
Korean
and Vietnam wars. He retired from the service as a Lt. Col. in March 1968. Mr.
Lemon worked for Brown Machine, had his own construction business, was active
in the Gladwin Boy Scouts, was a para-professional with the Gladwin Schools
Building Trades Program. He was an elder in the First Presbyterian Church in
Beaverton, worked for the Habitat for Humanity and was a member of the Gladwin Historical
Society. Mr. Lemon and the former Jean Berry were married Feb. 23, 1946, in
Ferndale.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 4 daughters, Linda Cowen of Norman, Okla., Betsy
Reum of Lansing, Laura Joe Long of Traverse City and Bonnie Klein of Virginia Beach,
Va.; one son, Lyle of Brooklyn, N.Y.; one brother, Robert of Farmington; one
sister, Alice Garnsey of Mayville; and 6 grandchildren. He was preceded in
death by a brother.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the First Presbyterian Church in Beaverton.
The Rev. Donald Keen and the Rev. Roger Browne officiated and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery. The cemetery service was under the auspices of the Gladwin
County VFW Post 7303. Memorials may be made to the Visiting Nurses Assoc.,
Hospice of Gladwin County or the Presbyterian Church. Arrangements were in
charge of the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated
2-26/1992 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ELIZABETH ELLEN (JEHL) LEONARD (4 MARCH 1825 - 9 SEP 1889)
Elizabeth Leonard died at the residence of her son
Frank in Sage township Sept. 9, aged 64 years, six months and seven days. Mrs.
Leonard was a native of Ireland, and came to Canada 35 years ago. Her husband
had been dead nine years, and for five years previous to her death Mrs. Leonard
resided with her son Frank in Sage. Deceased had been a member of M. E. church
over 40 years. Gladwin County Record dated 11-08/1889 Column - 3 Page – 5.
OSCAR D. LEONARD (1866 – AUG 1933) Father
Oscar
Leonard of Flint and formerly of this community passed away last week and was
buried at the Ridge cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard and children have
the
sympathy
of the community. Gladwin County Record dated 8-24/1933 Column – 4 Page – 4.
WILLIAM T. LEONARD (1913 - 1943) Son
H. MARGUERITE (PEACH) LIEBERMAN (18 AUG 1929 - ?) m. 27 Dec 1947, s/w
Harold A.
HAROLD A. LIEBERMAN (6 MARCH 1925 - 5 MAY 2003) m. 27 Dec 1947, s/w H.
Marguerite
Harold A. Lieberman , 78, of Gladwin passed away May
5, 2003 at MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland following a long illness. He
was born March 6, 1925 to Charles and Flora (Socia) Lieberman in Detroit.
Harold worked as a maintenance supervisor for the
Howell Public Schools, retiring in 1985. He was a veteran of World War II,
having served in the U.S. Navy. He married Marguerite (Peach) Lieberman on Dec.
27, 1947 in Monroe County.
Harold moved to Gladwin County in 1985, having
previously resided in Howell. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
and V.F.W. Post 11256.
Harold is survived by his wife, Marguerite, of
Gladwin; sons Harold Lieberman of Oak Grove, Steven Lieberman of Brighton and
Richard Lieberman of Gladwin; daughters Patricia (James) VanPatten of Gladwin
and Mary Jane (Ronald) Olrich of Howell; eight grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren; brothers Carl Lieberman of Oak Grove and Donald Lieberman
of Indian River; and sisters Dorothy Arndt of Detroit and Margaret Lyons of
Detroit. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Arnold and John, and
his sister Lucille Lieberman.
Funeral services will take place Friday, May 9, 2003
at 11 a.m. at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with Fr. Patrick Jankowiak
officiating. Burial will take place in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Visitation
will be held today (Wednesday, May 7) from 5 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from noon
until 9 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home.
Military Honors will be performed by V.F.W. Post
11256. Gladwin
County Record dated 05-07/2003 Column - 6 Page - 2
CARL LIEBHOLZ (? – 8
JUNE 1922
Carl
Liebholz died June 8, 1922, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Otto Schultz,
north of Pratts lake. He was born in Russia, and was aged 75 years, one month
and 17 days. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at two o’clock at
the house conducted by Rev. George Hildner followed by burial in Ridge
cemetery.
ROBERT JOEL LINGANG, SR (1935 – 8 APR 1993) Gone Racing
ROBERT
LINGANG SR.
Robert
J. Lingang Sr., 58, of 1100 N. M-18, Gladwin, died suddenly Thursday, April 8, 1993.
in the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. Born in Delray, Jan. 3,
1935, he moved to Beaverton in 1970 from Sterling Heights and to Gladwin in
1992. Mr. Lingang was a self-employed mechanic. Mr. Lingang and the former Mickey
McGeachie were married Nov. 10, 1956, in Angola., Ind.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Robert Jr . of Sanford; 2 daughters, Mrs.
Cliff (Christine) Henry of Gladwin and Mrs. Randy (Lori) Raymond of Beaverton;
his mother, Mrs. Arlene Elliott of Beaverton; and 3 grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Pastor
Steve
Fowler officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 4-14/1993 Column – 4 Page – 2.
GEORGE T. LINTON (9 MAY 1910 – 23 FEB 1954)
George Linton Dies from Injuries
George T. Linton, 34, of Flint, passed away on
Tuesday from injuries received last Friday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Linton of Gladwin and is survived by one daughter. Funeral services will be
held from the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 2-24/1954 Column –
6 Page – 1.
Services Held Here Saturday
George T. Linton, 43, passed away at Hurley Hospital
in Flint after four days illness, on Tuesday, February 23. Funeral services
were held on Saturday afternoon from the Riley
Evangelical United Brethren church, with the Rev. E.
F. Rhoades officiating. Burial was
made in Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Linton was born in Sage township on May 9, 1910,
and has been employed at the Chevrolet Motor Car Co., in Flint, since December,
1953.
Surviving are one daughter, Patricia Joan, of Ft.
Worth, Texas, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C Linton, of Gladwin; five
brothers, Elmer of Pontiac, Henry W. of Garden City, William John and E. of
Dearborn; two sisters, Roy W., both of Wayne, and Earl Mrs. Minnie Benmark and
Mrs. Janice Hillman, both of Gladwin. Mr. Linton's nephews acted as pallbearers.
Gladwin County Record dated 3 -3/1954 Column – 5 Page – 1.
JOHN CHARLES LINTON (1864 – 17 MAY 1954) s/w Lena M.
John
Linton Dies At Son’s Home
John
Charles Linton, 92, passed away on Tuesday, May 17, at the home of his son,
Earl Linton, in Detroit. He had been seriously ill for the past six months. Mr.
Linton was born in Ontario, Canada, on March 15, 1862, and came to Gladwin 75
years ago to operate a farm in Sage township. On February 8, 1905, he was married
to Lena Hull in Gladwin.
Surviving
are his wife, Lena; five sons, William John and Roy W. of Wayne, Henry W. of
Garden City, Earl E. of Dearborn and Elmer A. of Pontiac; two daughters, Mrs.
Minnie Benmark and Mrs. Janice Hillman, both of Gladwin; one brother, George
Linton, and one sister, Mrs. Annie Duff, both of Hastings, Ont., 38
grandchildren and 18 great - grandchildren. One son, George, died in February
of this year.
A
prayer service will be held at the Hall Funeral Home on Thursday afternoon at 1
o'clock, with services at 2 from the Riley Evangelical United Brethren church.
The Rev. E. F. Rhoades will officiate and burial will be in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-19/1954 Column – 8 Page – 1.
LENA MAY (HULL) LINTON (13 FEB 1888 – 22 MAY 1977) s/w John C.
Mrs.
Lena May Linton, 89, of Gladwin, died Sunday at the Town and Country Nursing
Home, Midland. She was born in Phamesford, Ontario, Canada, on Feb. 13, 1888.
She came to the United States at the age of 3 and first lived in Iowa. She
moved to Gladwin County in 1893. She married John C. Linton in Gladwin in
1904. He died in 1954.
Surviving
are three sons, William John, and Roy W., both of Westland, and Earl E., of
Canton; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Stickel, and Mrs. Guy (Janice) Hillman, both
of Gladwin; one step-son, Elmer A. Linton, of Pontiac; 60 grandchildren; 95
great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; and one brother, George E.
Hull, of Flint.
Funeral
services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Skeels Baptist Church. The Rev.
Carl Briggs will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Friends
may call at the Mathews Funeral Home, Gladwin, any time until services. MDN
dated 5-23-1977.
ELSIE AUGUSTA (HUDE) LLOYD (29 APR 1919 – 5 SEP 1985) Mother
ELSIE
LLOYD
Elsie
A. Lloyd, 66, of 1305 N. Spring St., Gladwin, died Thursday, Sept. 5, in the
Midland Hospital Center following a short illness. Born in Sherman Township April
29, 1919, the former Elsie Hude had spent most of her life here. She was a
member of Our Savior Lutheran Church.
Surviving
are one son, Anthony Gonzales of Independance, Mo.; 4 daughters, Mrs. Don (Ada)
Kuehl of Harrison, Mrs. Bruce (Cecilia) Mann of Gladwin, Mrs. Ron (Margaret)
Wescott and Mrs. Kabyn (Ellen) Foster of Yuma, Ariz.; one brother, Robert Hude of
Warren; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Basner of Coleman; 3 step-sisters, Mrs. Emma
Klawitter of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Marie Eddy of Georgia and Mrs. Martha Corbus of
Sterling Heights; and 13 grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Donald
Dengler officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery, Arrangements
were
in charge of the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 9-11/1985
Column – 3 Page – 2.
AMANDA R. LOREE (15 JAN 1841 – 27 FEB 1922) s/w Joseph C.
MR.
AND MRS. J .C. LOREE
J.
C. and Amanda Loree were born in Livingston county, Michigan, Jan. 15, 1841,
and Dec. 15, 1845, respectively. They were united in marriage March 4, 1862. The
early part of their lives was spent near Howell, Michigan. About 28 years ago
they moved to Gladwin county, locating near Hockaday. Later they moved to the
state of Missouri, remaining there for six
years.
Returning to Michigan they located in Gladwin, where they spent the last years
of their lives. They leave to mourn his loss, one son, George, adopted in infancy.
Also Mr. Loree is survived by two half brothers of Perry, Michigan, and one
half sister of Remus, Michigan. Mrs. Loree leaves three sisters: Martha Vorce
and Ann Vannalstine of Grand Ledge, Michigan, and May Smith of Lansing,
Michigan, also a brother of Eagle, Michigan.
Mr.
and Mrs. Loree have always been noted for their attachment to each other which
became stronger as age came on. They had often expressed a desire that one of them
should not be taken by death and the other left. This desire was mercifully
satisfied by their Maker and Redeemer. Mr. Loree was stricken down with
paralysis Saturday morning, Feb. 18, at 9 o’clock, the same day about 10
o'clock p. m. she suffered a stroke of apoplexy. Their suffering was of short
duration, for in spite of all loving hands and medical skill could do Saturday,
Feb. 25, Mr. Loree passed to his reward; his wife following Monday, Feb. 27.
Mr.
and Mrs. Loree were converted about 50 years ago in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Compton. They leave a host of friends and relatives who will miss
them and mourn because of their loss. Services were held at the F. M. church,
Wednesday, with sermon by the pastor Rev. W. J. Cross, assisted by Rev. E. T.
Smith. Gladwin County Record dated 3-2/1922 Column – 4 Page – 5.
ANNA ELIZABETH (HOCKADAY) LOREE (18 AUG 1900 – 12 FEB 1990) s/w George
F.
ANNA
LOREE
Anna
E. Loree, 89, of Hope, died Monday, Feb. 12, 1990, in the Gladwin Pines Nursing
Home. Born in Hockaday, Aug. 30, 1900, she was a member of the Midland Free
Methodist Church and the Womens Christian Temperance Union. She was the great
granddaughter of Marvel Secord, first white settler in Gladwin County. The
former Anna Hockaday, she was married to George Loree Oct. 10, 1927, in
Saginaw.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 2 sons, Vernon of Hope and Lorne of Midland; 6
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 2 brothers,
Asa and Albert Hockaday and 3 sisters, Beulah Cross, Bertha Knappins and Mable Campbell.
Services
will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Midland Free Methodist Church.The Rev.
Dwight
Weber will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Visitation is after 2 p.m. today, Wednesday, at the Smith-Miner Funeral Home, Midland.
Memorials may be made to the Midland church or to a charity of the donor's
choice. Gladwin County Record dated 2-14/1990 Column – 4 Page – 2.
GEORGE F. LOREE (22 NOV 1905 - 8 OCT 1995) s/w Anna E.
George
F. Loree, 89, of Hope died Sunday, Oct. 8, 1995. Born Nov. 22, 1905 in
Surviving are 2 sons,
Rites were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the
Smith-Miner Funeral Home with the Rev. Dwight Weber and Robert Hockaday
officiating. Burial was in the
JOSEPH C. LOREE (15 JAN 1841 – 25 FEB 1922) s/w Amanda
MR.
AND MRS. J .C. LOREE
J.
C. and Amanda Loree were born in Livingston county, Michigan, Jan. 15, 1841,
and Dec. 15, 1845, respectively. They were united in marriage March 4, 1862.
The early part of their lives was spent near Howell, Michigan. About 28 years
ago they moved to Gladwin county, locating near Hockaday. Later they moved to
the state of Missouri, remaining there for six
years.
Returning to Michigan they located in Gladwin, where they spent the last years
of their lives. They leave to mourn his loss, one son, George, adopted in
infancy. Also Mr. Loree is survived by two half brothers of Perry, Michigan,
and one half sister of Remus, Michigan. Mrs. Loree leaves three sisters: Martha
Vorce and Ann Vannalstine of Grand Ledge, Michigan, and May Smith of Lansing,
Michigan, also a brother of Eagle, Michigan.
Mr.
and Mrs. Loree have always been noted for their attachment to each other which
became stronger as age came on. They had often expressed a desire that one of
them should not be taken by death and the other left. This desire was
mercifully satisfied by their Maker and Redeemer. Mr. Loree was stricken down
with paralysis Saturday morning, Feb. 18, at 9 o’clock, the same day about 10
o'clock p. m. she suffered a stroke of apoplexy. Their suffering was of short
duration, for in spite of all loving hands and medical skill could do Saturday,
Feb. 25, Mr. Loree passed to his reward; his wife following Monday, Feb. 27.
Mr.
and Mrs. Loree were converted about 50 years ago in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Compton. They leave a host of friends and relatives who will miss
them and mourn because of their loss. Services were held at the F. M. church,
Wednesday, with sermon by the pastor Rev. W. J. Cross, assisted by Rev. E. T.
Smith. Gladwin County Record dated 3-2/1922 Column – 4 Page – 5.
JOHN
J. LOUK (16 OCT 1927 - 24 JULY 1983) Pvt
John
Louk, 55, of 1470 N. M-30, Gladwin, died Sunday evening at the
Surviving besides his wife are, 2 sons, John
and Allen at home; 2 daughters, Mrs. Rosemarie Richards of Gladwin and Mrs.
Ruthann Cameron, at home; his mother, Mrs. Jula McDonald of Gladwin; one
sister, Mrs. Mary McDonald of Lennon; 2 step-brothers, Ernest Parker of Flint
and Daniel Parker of Smyrna, Ga.; one step-sister, Mrs. Mary Elliot of Gladwin;
and 3 grandchildren.
Services were held today Wednesday, at 11
a.m. at the Mathews Funeral Home with Ed Jaynes officiating. Graveside services
in the
PVT
ROSE LOUK (1935 - ?) s/w John J.
M'S
CARL
DON MACMILLAN (7 SEP 1906 - 18 DEC 1994)
LOUIS MAGESKI (1856 - 1937)
CHARLES FREDIE MARDLIN (26 FEB 1906 - 8 MARCH 1906)
BUTMAN.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mardlin buried their infant son on
Thursday March 8. Gladwin County Record dated 3-16/1906 Column – 5 Page – 9.
EDGAR JAMES MARDLIN (21 MARCH 1887 - 21 NOV 1903)
Edgar James Mardlin, was born in Deleware township,
Sanilac county, March 21, 1887, and died at the home of his parents in Butman,
Nov. 21 1903, aged 16 years and 8 months. He leaves a father, mother, three
sisters, one brother and other relatives and friends to mourn his early
departure. One brother preceded him in death two years ago.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. V. Buxton,
Sunday, at the Ridge church. The remains were interred in the Gladwin cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to return our sincere thanks to the
neighbors and friends who kindly assisted us in the sickness and death of our
son and brother.
JAMES MARDLIN AND FAMILY.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-27/1903 Column – 4
Page – 1.
ELMER MARDLIN (12 MAY 1888 - 17 SEP 1901) Elmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Mardlin, died Tuesday night at their residence in
Butman, aged 13 years and 5 months, as a result of hemorrhage caused by ivy
poison. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Ridge M. E church,
conducted by Rev. E. F. Grey. Gladwin County Record dated 9-20/1901 Column – 5
Page – 5.
EMILY (WALKER) MARDLIN (21 DEC 1861 – 22 SEP 1912) s/w John
MARDLIN
Emily
Walker was born at Huntington shire, England, Dec. 21, 1861, and departed this
life Sept. 22, 1912, aged 50 years, 9 months and one day. At the age of 22
years she came to Canada, where she was married soon after to John Mardlin.
Nine children were born to this union eight of whom survive her.
On
Oct. 1, 1889, they came to Michigan settling near Gladwin. In 1906 under the
labors of Rev. F. L. Crandel she was converted and joined the Free Methodist
church and has since been a faithful and consistent member.
On
Sept. 2 she consulted a physician for trouble, which proved to be cancer of the
breast. She felt resigned to the will of God, and bore a clear testimony to her
acceptance with her Saviour.
Sept.
17 in company with her husband she went to Ann Arbor, where on the morning of
Sept. 21 she underwent an operation. In the afternoon she was conscious and
seemed to be doing well, but during the night she rapidly grew worse until 6
a.m., when her spirit went to join the blood washed in that land where pain or
sorrow can never come. She lived a devoted life, and died a Christian death. In
her last hours she prayed and sang, “When the Pearly Gates Unfold.” The gates
swing wide and with the word “Jesus” on her lips she entered that land where
all is love. She will be missed but we know that our loss, a husband, six
daughters and two sons; Mrs. Florence Reigle, Mrs. Annie Richie, Miss Lizzie
Holenbeck, Eva, Arthur, Johnnie, Mabel and Bertha, at home; three brothers, two
sisters and a large circle of friends and neighbors. The remains were brought
to her home, Sept. 23, and the funeral was held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the
Hockday Free Methodist church conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Knight, Text
Mark 14-8. Interment in the Ridge cemetery.
A
dear one from our midst is gone,
A
voice we loved is stilled;
A
place is vacant in our home
Which
never can be filled.
Dearest
mother, how we miss you
In
the week that has passed by,
Since
you left us, sad and lonely,
For
your home up in the sky.
The
golden gates were opended,
A
gentle voice said, “Come”
And
with farewells unspoken,
She
calmly entered home.
We
miss our mother’s presence;
We
miss her kindly smile;
But
we know she’s safe in heaven
While
we wait a little while.
Mourners
all, God knows your sorrows,
Wait
to comfort and to bless.
Let
us look beyond earth’s darkness
For
our dear one is at rest.
Gladwin
County Record dated 10-3/1912 Column – 1 Page – 4.
GEORGE ARTHUR MARDLIN
(5 MAY 1894 – JUNE 1954)
Services
Held for Arthur Mardlin
Funeral
services were held Saturday at 11 a. m. for George Arthur Mardlin, 60, of
Midland. Mr. Mardlin was born May 5, 1894, in Gladwin, and had lived in Midland
since 1918, where he was employed as a mechanic in the bag plant of the Dow
Chemical Company. Ill health forced him to retire last December after working a
total of 34 years at the Dow plant.
He
was found Wednesday afternoon in his car near his home after being missing
since early Tuesday. He was married July
10, 1930 to the former Elsie LaVier, who survives him. Also surviving are a
son, Kenneth Mardlin, and a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Cleric, both of Midland; two
stepchildren, Kenneth Wyman and Mrs. Edward Mashue, also of Midland; six
grandchildren: five sisters, Mrs. Florence Reigle, Mrs. Anna Ritchie and Mrs.
Bertha Voight, all of Gladwin; Mrs. Mabel Canfield of Detroit and Mrs. Eva
Markey of Pontiac.
Burial
was in the Homer cemetery following services in the Homer
Methodist
Church. Gladwin County Record dated 6-23/1954 Column - 8 Page - 1.
GLADYS M. MARDLIN (9 JAN 1918 - 11 JAN 1918)
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mardlin are entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Blank. We sorrowed with them in the severe suffering and loss of
their infant daughter. Gladwin County Record dated 1-17/1918 Column – 4 Page –
8.
JAMES MARDLIN (19 APR 1859 – 25 MAY 1955)
James Mardlin Buried Here
James Mardlin, 98, passed away May 25 at the Hurley
Hospital in Flint. Mr. Mardlin was born in England on April 19, 1859 and came
to Canada at the age of 20. He married Nettie Smay in 1886 and a year later
they moved to Gladwin to make their home where he worked in the lumber woods as
a camp blacksmith for Joe Black. He was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist
Church and a charter member of the Gladwin I.O. O. F. Lodge.
Mr Mardlin is survived by three daughters,. Mrs.
Ruth Adams of Flint, Mrs. Geneva June of California and Mrs. Gertrude Burgin of
Linden; eight grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren and two great great
grandchildren.
Graveside services were held at the Ridge cemetery
at 1:00 p. m. Saturday under the auspices of the I. O. O. F Lodge. Gladwin
County Record dated 6-1/1955 Column – 6 Page – 1.
JOHN MARDLIN (22 MAY 1861 – 17 APR 1930) s/w Emily
John
Mardlin Victim of Auto
Mrs.
Mardlin and Four Others Escape Unhurt from Car
John
Mardlin was suddenly killed Sunday about 10 a. m. in an automobile accident
about a mile north of Edenville, near the Snyder farm. Mr. and Mrs. Mardlin,
her son, Dell Greer, and Hazen Greer's three children were in the car. Mr. Mardlin
was driving. The car was rounding a blind corner when it suddenly met another
car and Mr. Mardlin turned quickly to avoid a
collision,
causing the back end of his car to swerve and the car to roll into the ditch.
Mr. Mardlin was thrown out of the car and knocked unconscious.
The
car in which he was riding rolled over several times, landing in an upright
position. He was taken to Edenville immediately where he died before the
doctor, who was called, could arrive. None of the other occupants of the car
suffered injury.
John
Mardlin was born at Spaulwick, England, May 22, 1861, & son of John and
Rebecca Mardlin, who came with their family to London, Ontario, Canada, in
1879. He was married July 17, 1883, to Emily Walker, at London. They came to
Gladwin county, Mich., in 1889,
locating
on a farm in Gladwin township, and moving in 1903 to Butman township, where
they hewed out a home from the virgin forest. He has driven the Wagarville
creamery route truck with the exception of one summer since the creamery was
organized 30 years ago.
Mrs.
Mardlin died Sept. 22, 1912, and he married Mrs. Amanda Greer April 2, 1914,
who survives him with five daughters and two sons, Mrs. Frank Reigle of Flint,
Mrs. John
Ritchie
of Gladwin, Mrs. Thomas Markey of, Detroit, Mrs. L. B. Canfield of Kalamazoo
and Mrs. Edward Voight of Detroit, Arthur T. Mardlin of Midland and John
Mardlin of
Flint,
also Mrs. Mardlin's children, Mrs. David Diffin of Birch Run, Earl Greer of
Brown City, Mrs. Herbert Leininger of Gladwin, Hazen Greer of Gladwin, Lee
Greer of Detroit and Del Greer at home, 27 grandchildren, four great
grandchildren, two brothers, Thomas of London,
Ont.,
and James of Inglewood Calif. He was a loving and faithful husband and father
and his sudden death is a great shock to the community.
Funeral
services were held at the Hockaday Free Methodist church of which he was a
member Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 12, conducted by Rev. G. W. Mustard, followed by
burial at
Ridge
cemetery. The grandsons acted as pall bearers. Gladwin County Record dated
8-14/1930 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ELIZABETH VIOLA MASON
(12 JAN 1917 – 16 JAN 1933) s/w Hugh H., Joyce A. & Sarah A.
ELIZABETH
VIOLA MASON
Elizabeth
Viola Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mason, passed away at her home Jan.
16 after an illness of seven months. Elizabeth was born in Lapeer county Jan.
12, 1917. She moved to Gladwin with her parents six years ago. She was very
active in 4-H club work and took a great interest in Sunday school work.
She
leaves to mourn her loss her parents, two brothers, Henry and Francis, of
Gladwin and many relatives and friends. Gladwin County Record dated 1-19/1933
Column – 6 Page – 1.
HUGH H. MASON (3 DEC 1883 – 10 AUG 1973) s/w Joyce A, Sarah A. & V.
Elizabeth
HUGH
MASON
Hugh
Mason, 89, of Gaylord, died Friday, August 10, at Otsego Memorial Hospital, Gaylord.
Born
in St. Ignace, December 3, 1883, he was a resident of Gladwin County 26 years
ago and was employed by Prince & Co. Mr. Mason moved to Gaylord in 1946 and
was associated with his sons in the Mason Gravel Co.
Survivors
are 2 sons, Francis and Henry; 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday in Gaylord and graveside rites were conducted at Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin, that afternoon. Gladwin County Record dated 8-15/1973 Column
– 4 Page – 2.
JOYCE A. MASON (1931 – 29 JAN 1931) s/w Hugh H., Sarah A. & V.
Elizabeth
SARAH A. (WORTZ) MASON (9 NOV 1885 – 21 AUG 1946) s/w Hugh H., Joyce A.
& V. Elizabeth
Former
Resident Buried Here
Mrs.
Sarah A. Mason, 61, died on Thursday, August 21, at Mercy Hospital, Grayling,
of complications following an operation. Funeral services were held on Saturday
at the Gladwin Methodist church, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Leah
Garchow officiated. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Mason was born in Tawas, on November 9, 1885, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Wortz. On February 9, 1907, she was married to Hugh Mason, at Rochester. They
made their home in St. Johns and Gladwin, moving to Gaylord about six months
ago. Mrs. Mason was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving
are her husband, Hugh; two sons, Francis and Henry,both of Gaylord; three
brothers, Archie Wortz, of Bureau, Illinois, Jacob and Harold Wortz, both of
Flint; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Richards, of Clifford and Mrs. Blanche McMann,
of Hadley;also four grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 8-28/1946 Column
– 8 Page – 1.
HENRY
MATTIS (24 JAN 1920 - 15 DEC 2002)
EDNA
MAE MATHER (24 JAN 1920 - 15 DEC 2002)
Edna Mae Mather, 82,
passed away Sunday, Dec. 15, 2002, at
She is survived by one son, Richard Rabb of Elkhart, Indiana; four daughters,
Mary Ann Rabb of South Carolina; Patricia L. Fahrner of Midland; Karan R. Maki
of Coleman; and Rosemary DeGroat of Lupton. Four step-children, Marilyn Dubeau
of
Funeral Services were held at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 19, 2002, at the
Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Potter presiding with burial in
JOHN
W. MATHER (2 OCT 1918 - 14 MARCH 1966)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO JOHN MATHER
John Mather, 47, o f1425
Survivors include his wife Edna, three
daughters, Mrs. Patricia Fahrner of West Branch, Mrs. Karan Matz of Gladwin,
and Rosemary June at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mather Sr.; three
brothers, James and Milton Jr. of Gladwin, and Kendall of Flint; two sisters,
Mrs. Wilbur Hillier of Gladwin and Mrs. Robert Nash of Otter Lake; and three
grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 03-16/1966 Column - 5 Page - 1
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STEPHONY
L. MATHEWS (17 AUG 1983 - 19 NOV 1983)
LEON A. MATTESON (9 NOV 1908 - 12 JULY 1972)
LEON
A. MATTESON
Leon A. Matteson, 63, of
Surviving are three brothers, Chester of
Gladwin, Floyd of Alma, and Richard of Whitmore Lake; four sisters, Mrs. Helen
Whitten of Hastings, Neb., Mrs. Marjorie Whitten of Metamora, Mrs. Ruth
Matteson and Mrs. Anne Teal, both of Imlay City.
Services were held Friday at 1:00 p.m. at
Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Carl Briggs officiating and burial was in
CHARLES
H. MATTHEWS (1882 - 14 OCT 1957)
FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN LAPEER
Charles H. Matthews, 75, a former resident
of Gladwin, died on Monday, Oct. 14, at Lapeer. Mr. Matthews was born in
Cassada in 1882. He lived in Cheboygan seven years before going to Lapeer about
six months ago. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge in Cheboygan.
Surviving him are two brothers, Arthur, of
Cheboygan, and Angus, of Lapeer, and one sister, Mrs. Merril Hager, of
CHARLES M. MATTHEWS (17 JULY 1844 - 24 ARPIL 1917)
MATTHEWS,---Charles M. Matthews was born in
Colebrook, Ont., July 17, 1844, and died at his home in Buckeye township April
24, aged 72 years, 9 months and 7 days. He had been in poor health for some
time, but suffered a stroke of paralysis a few days before his death. He was
married to Nancy Babcock Oct. 31, 1879. To this union eight children were born,
six of whom with his wife, three sisters and two brothers, survive him.
He came to Gladwin county in 1881 and has
lived here nearly ever since. Funeral services were held at the home April 26,
conducted by the Rev. W. W. Chatfield, followed by interment in the Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 05-03/1917 Column - 5 Page – 5
NANCY (BABCOCK) MATTHEWS (1854 – 14 JULY 1942) (wife of Charles M.)
Mrs.
Nancy Matthews Dies
Funeral
services were held at the Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Nancy
Matthews
who died at her home in Fenton. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 7-15/1942 Column – 8 Page – 1.
ROBERT MITCHELL MATTHEWS (1887 - 29 SEP 1925)
ROBERT
M. MATTHEWS
Robert Mitchell Matthews, aged 38 years, died
Sept. 29 at Fenton. Body was brought to Gladwin Sept. 30, for burial in Ridge
cemetery. He was a son of Charles Matthews. Gladwin County Record dated
10-08/1925 Column - 4 Page - 4
JACK W. MAWHORTER (28 JUNE 1920 – 23 MAR 1986) s/w Charlotte G.
JACK
MAWHORTER
Jack
W. Mawhorter, 65, of Hudson, Fla. and formerly of Gladwin, died Sunday, March
23, at his home after a long illness. Born in Bay City June 28, 1920, he came
to Gladwin County years ago. Mr. Mawhorter was a clerk at Roy Nestle's Gamble Store
for several years. He then went to work for Lyle Development in Beaverton in
Jan. 1971 and retired in July 1980. Mr. Mawhorter was also a member of the
Gladwin Rural-Urban Fire Department for several years. He was married to the
former Charlotte Allen.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Gerald of Gladwin; one daughter,, Diane
Grove of Luther; 5 brothers, Jay of Ocala, Fla., Clair of Denver, Colo., Edward
and Duane of Hudson, Fla., and Everett of Battle Creek; 2 sisters, Mrs. Joy
Childers and Mrs. Elaine Barnes of Hudson, Fla.; and 7 grandchildren.
Services
are incomplete and will be held at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
Gladwin County Record dated 3-26/1986 Column – 3 Page – 2.
LYDIA R. (DEMARAY) MAWHORTER (27 JUNE 1895 - 30 JUNE 1920)
MRS. RAY MAWHORTER
Mrs. Ray Mawhorter died in Bay City yesterday. The
body will be brought to Gladwin for burial tomorrow. She was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Demaray. Gladwin County Record dated 7-1/1920 Column – 5 Page –
4.
RAY E. MAWHORTER (9 AUG 1893 - 16 MAY 1946)
We extend our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mawhorter in the loss of Jack's father. Gladwin County Record dated 5-22/1946
Column – 4 Page – 2.
ETHELBERT J. MAXON (10 JULY 1926 – 23 JULY 1990)
E.J.MAXON
E.
J. (Junior) Maxon, 64, of 4371 Fitzwater Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, July 23,
1990, at the Mid- Michigan Regional Medical Center, Midland, after a long
illness. Born in Broomfield Township, Isabella County, July 10, 1928, he moved
to Gladwin County in 1970 from Sanford. Mr. Maxon was a pipe fitter for Dow Chemical
Co. and retired Aug. 30, 1980, after 30 years. Mr. Maxon served in the Navy
during World War II. He was a member of the VFW Rifle River Post 3774, Skidway
Lake and was a retired volunteer with the Clement Fire Department. He was a
past president of the Clement Fire Association, former chief steward
for
Local 12075 and past commander of the Sanford American Legion Post.
Mr.
Maxon and the former Elaine Isble were married Nov. 17, 1972, in Mt. Pleasant. Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Alan and Scott of Midland; 4 daughters,
Mrs. Frank (Lydia) McCarthy of Huntington Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Joseph (Patricia)
Chritz, Mrs. Jack (Carolyn) Cook and Mrs. Dennis (Laura) Aldridge of Midland;
his foster mother, Mrs. Irene Andrews of Houghton Lake; 5 step-sons, Floyd
McDonald of Curtis, Dean and Robert Isble of Gladwin;
George
Isble of Bentley and Andrew Isble of Chicago; 3 stepdaughters, Laura Heisler of
Cambridge, N. Y., Mary Crandall and Georgene Burnham of Gladwin; one brother,
Norval of Mt. Pleasant; 4 sisters, Florence Jeffrey, Myrtle Garrett and Esther
Bardaville of Mt. Pleasant and Geraldine Walton of Fresno, Calif.; 25
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Elder
Keith Chapman officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Military graveside
service was held by the Rifle River VFW Post 3774. Gladwin County Record dated
8-1/1990 Column – 4 Page – 2.
AUDREY V. (DENMAN) MCCOLLEY (27 MAY 1915 – 4 JAN 1982) s/w Carl E.
AUDREY
McCOLLEY
Mrs.
Audrey V. McColley, 66, of 2197 W. Ridge Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 4, in McLaren
Hospital, Flint. Born in Chippewa County on May 27,1915, she lived most of her
life in Gladwin County. She was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. The
former Audrey Denman, she was married to Carl McColley on November 27, 1930,
in
Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by one son, Derwent of Farmington Hills; 2
daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Valerie) Allen of Davisburg and Mrs. Fred (Beverly)
Harrison of Linden; 2 sisters, Mrs. Lillian LeCureaux of Byron and Mrs. Olive
Clark of Gladwin; 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services
will be held Thursday at 3:30 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Bob
Shoaff will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-6/1982 Column – 3 Page –
2.
CARL E. MCCOLLEY (1 FEB 1902 – 15 JAN 1987) s/w Audrey V.
Carl
E. McColley, 84, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Jan. 15, in the Midland Hospital
Center after
a
brief illness. Born in Gladwin County Feb. 1, 1902, he had spent his lifetime
here and farmed. He was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. Mr.
McColley and the former Audrey Denman were married Nov. 27, 1930, in Gladwin.
She
preceded
him in death Jan. 4, 1982.
Surviving
are one son, Derwent of Farmington Hills; 2 daughters, Mrs. Thomas (Valerie)
Allen of Florida and Mrs. Fred (Beverlee) Harrison of Linden; one brother, Cloyce
of Prescott, Ariz.; 4 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Milton McColley officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-21/1987 Column – 5 Page – 2.
CLARE V. MCCOLLEY (18 AUG 1924 - 22 DEC 2002)
CLARENCE F. MCCOLLEY (20 APR 1893 – 18 DEC 1968) s/w Etta M.
Ex-Resident
Is Buried Here
Clarence
F. McColley, 75, of St. Clair Shores and formerly of Gladwin, died Wednesday,
Dec.
18,
after a short illness. Born in Marion, Ohio, on April 20, 1893, he lived in
Gladwin County from 1904 to 1934 when he moved to St. Glair Shores, He was
married to the former Etta Peters on Nov. 6, 1918. She preceded him in death on
March 7, 1957.
Survivors
include, five sons, Wayne of Detroit, Clare of New Baltimore, David, Donald and
Lloyd
of St, Clair Shores; three daughters, Mildred McColley and Mrs. Rosalee Carlson
of St. Clair Shores and Mrs. Ardena Downer of Utica; three brothers, William
and Cloyce of Gladwin and Carl of Marion; two sisters, Mrs. William Porterfield
of Burt and Mrs. Ethel Peters of Lansing.
Rites
were held Saturday from the Miner Funeral Home and burial was in the Ridge.
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-23/1968 Column – 3 Page – 1.
CLOYCE T. MCCOLLEY (17 MAY 1907 – 25 SEP 1995) s/w Nellie L.
CLOYCE
MCCOLLEY
Cloyce
McColley, 88, of Prescott, Ariz, and formerly of Gladwin, died Monday, Sept.
25, 1995 in Phoenix, Ariz, following a short Illness. Born May 17, 1907 in
Gladwin, he was a lifetime resident of the county until 1977 when he moved to
Arizona. Mr. McColley was employed as a teacher for the Gladwin and Beaverton
school system until he retired from Beaverton Rural Schools In 1970. He was a
member of the Prescott, Ariz. Free Methodist Church and Gideons International.
Mr. McColley was very active in the Gladwin Free Methodist Church
and
served on the board, building committee and other capacities when he resided
here.
He
married the former Nellie Measel May 26, 1932 in Gladwin and she preceded him
in death Jan. 1, 1986. Surviving are one son, Richard V. of Phoenix, Ariz.; one
daughter, Kay L. Miner of Phoenix, Ariz.; 7 grandchildren; and 7 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by 8 brothers and sisters.
Rites
will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 2 from the Gladwin Free Methodist Church
with the Rev. Carl Koerner officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery.
Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at the church. Memorials
are suggested to the Gideons. Arrangements were handled by the Smith-Miner
Funeral Home in Midland. Gladwin County Record dated 9-27/1995 Column – 1 Page
– 7.
ELAINE CHERYL MCCOLLEY (1 JUNE 1945 - 1 OCT 1946)
Services
Held for Infant Daughter
Elaine
Cheryl McColley, 1 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McColley, of St.
Clair
Shores,
died at the Gladwin Hospital on Sunday, October 6, of bronchial pneumonia,
after an illness of only five hours.
Funeral
services were held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of the child's
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce McColley, Gladwin township, with the Rev. Henry Schmidt,
pastor of the Gladwin Free Methodist church officiating. Burial was in the
Ridge cemetery.
Elaine
Cheryl was born on May 31, 1945 in St. Clair Shores and was spending a one-week
vacation in Gladwin with her parents at the time of her death. Mr. and Mrs.
McColley are former residents of Gladwin county.
Surviving
besides her parents are five brothers, Wayne, Clair, Donald, Lloyd and David
and three sisters, Mildred, Rosalee and Ardena, all at home; grandfather, Horton
McColley, of Gladwin; also several uncles and aunts, in Gladwin. One brother,
Max, died in the service of the United States Army. Gladwin County Record dated
10-9/1946 Column – 4 Page – 1.
ETTA M. (PETERS) MCCOLLEY (2 SEP 1900 – 7 MARCH 1957) s/w Clarence F.
The
community extends its sympathy to Clarence McColley and family in the loss of
wife and
mother.
Mrs McColley was formerly Miss Etta Peters of Northeast McClure. Gladwin County
Record dated 3-13/1957 Column – 4 Page – 9.
Former
Resident Buried in Ridge Cemetery
Mrs.
Etta M. McColley, 56, a resident of St. Clair Shores, died Thursday, March 7,
at the Harper Hospital in Detroit after an illness of several months. Etta M.
Peters was born on September 2, 1900, the daughter of the late Ethel and David
Peters, in Gladwin County. In 1918, she was married to Clarence McColley in
Gladwin and lived here before moving to Detroit in 1934.
Surviving
are her husband, Clarence; five sons, Wayne, Clare Donald and Lloyd of St.
Clair
Shores;
David, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Rosalee Carlson, Miss Mildred McColley
and Mrs. Ardena Downer of St. Clair Shores; and eight grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held at the Miner Funeral Home with the Rev. William H. Range
officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery with four nephews and two friends of
Detroit acting as pallbearers. Relatives attending the services were from
Hillman, Traverse City, Elk Rapids, Flint, Saginaw, Burt, Lansing, Byron, St.
Clair Shores and Detroit. Gladwin County Record dated 3-20/1957 Column – 6 Page
– 2.
HORTON ELMER MCCOLLEY (15 JAN 1866 – 5 APR 1966) s/w Edith
County's
Oldest Resident Passes
Gladwin
County lost it’s oldest resident when Horton E. McColley, of Gladwin Township,
passed
away early Tuesday morning following an illness of a week. Mr. McColley was 100
years old in January, Born in Bryan, Ohio, Jan. 15, 1866, he was married to the
former Miss Mary Edith Gray in 1890, who died in 1943. They came to Gladwin
County in 1898 and settled on their farm on Ridge Road in Gladwin Township,
where he resided until his death.
Mr.
McColley had been in reasonably good health until his final illness and
occupied himself with small chores around the home where he and his son William
lived. Hunting and fishing were favorite recreations throughout his lifetime
and although his hunting activities were more limited in recent years he purchased
a deer hunting license last fall.
Mr.
McColley is, survived by six sons, Earl of Detroit, Clarence of St. Clair
Shores, Carl of Manistee, Lewis of Elk Rapids, William and Cloyce, of Gladwin;
two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Peters of Lansing, Mrs. Lena Porterfield of Burt; 29
grandchildren, 35 great grandchildren, and several great great grandchildren;
one sister, Mrs. Grace Bricker of Miamisburg, Ohio.
Services
will be held Friday at 11:00 a.m. at the Miner Chapel and burial will be in
Ridge Cemetery. The Rev. Charles Allen will officiate. Gladwin County Record
dated 4-6/1966 Column – 2 Page – 1.
MARY EDITH (GRAY) MCCOLLEY (10 SEP 1868 – 20 MAR 1943) s/w Horton Elmer
Funeral
Services Held For Mrs. H. E. McColley
Mary
Edith Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gray of Mansfield, Ohio was born
September 10, 1868. She died Saturday March 20th. She was married to Horten E. McColley
of Marion, Ohio March 18, 1889. To them were born nine children, all of whom
are living. Mr. and Mrs. McColley moved to Gladwin in the spring of 1897, to their
present home. Her parents and two brothers preceded her in death.
Surviving
besides her husband are nine children, William at home, Earl, Clarence, Lewis
and
Carl
of Detroit, Ethel of Lansing, Lena of Burt, Vernon and Cloyce of Flint;
twenty-eight grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and a host of friends.
Funeral
services were held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Wagarville Methodist church with
Rev. L Washmuth officiating, assisted by Rev. Ralph Milks of the Free Methodist
church. Burial was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-24/1943
Column – 6 Page – 1.
MAX W. MCCOLLEY (2 JUNE 1921 - 15 SEP 1944)
SOLDIER
RITES SATURDAY
Military funeral services will be held for
Sgt. Max W. McColley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McColley, of
Sgt. McColley was born in Gladwin township,
June 2, 1921, and spent his early childhood here. In 1934 he moved with his
parents to
Surviving him are his parents; five
brothers, Wayne, Clare, Donald, Lloyd and David, and three sisters, Mildred,
Mrs. Rosalee Carlson and Ardena. One sister, Elaine, died two years ago. Sgt.
McColley will lie in state at the Reigle Funeral Home from Thursday afternoon
until the time of the funeral. Gladwin County Record dated 02-09/1949 Column -
6 Page - 1
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NELLIE
L. (MEASEL) MCCOLLEY (25 MARCH 1910 - 2 JAN 1986) s/w Cloyce T.
NELLIE
MCCOLLEY
Mrs. Nellie L. McColley, 76, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by one
son, Richard, of Phoniex; one daughter, Kay Miner of Phoniex; one brother,
Laurence of Homer; one sister, Mrs. Mildred Hund of
WILLIAM
H. MCCOLLEY (11 SEP 1896 - 29 MAY 1960)
RITES
HELD FOR WM. MCCOLLEY
William H. (Wid) McColley, 72, of
Surviving are two brothers, Cloyce, of
Gladwin and Carl, of
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CATHERINE
MCCORMICK (21 MARCH 1853 - 1918) Wife of William McCormick
McCormick
— Catherine McCormick, wife of William McCormick, died at their home in Gladwin
after several weeks illness. She was born March 21, 1853, in Ontario, Canada, and
was aged 64 years and 22 days.
In
1861 she came with her parents to Lapeer county. She was married to William
McCormick Jan. 20, 1876, and later moved to Gladwin where they lived on a farm
in Sage township until they moved to Gladwin a few years ago. They are the
parents of three children, Mrs. Ralph Bennington of Gladwin township, Clayton W.
McCormick, of Flint and one child who died in infancy.
She
is survived by her two children, her husband, two brothers. Thomas Kelley of
Silverwood, Michigan, and Edward Kelley of West Branch, and three sisters. Mrs.
Martin Heenan of Imlay City, Mrs. Benj. Macklem of Marlette and Mrs. William
Butterfield of Lapeer.
Services
were held at the Methodist Episcopal church, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. H. Cornelius; burial in the Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-18/1918 Column – 5 Page – 5.
WILLIAM MCCORMICK (17
FEB 1845 – SEP 1932)
WILLIAM
McCORMICK
William
McCormick was born Feb. 17, 1845, at Brantford, Ont., He came to Michigan in
1862, settling at Marlette, Sanilac county. He was married to Catherine Kelly
in 1877. She preceded him in death April 12, 1918, at their home in Gladwin. To
that union were born two children, Mrs. Myrtle Maud Bennington and Clayton W.
McCormick, of Flint.
Mr.
McCormick has lived with his son since the death of his beloved wife. For the
past four years his health has been declining and for some time he has been
waiting for his call home, which came about 10 a. m. Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the
ripe age of 87 years.
He
is survived by his son and daughter and seven grandchildren. While able he
attended the Emanuel Baptist church and was known by all as a faithful
Christian. Gladwin County Record dated 9-8/1932 Column - 5 Page - 1.
Note:
Location of Burial not Verified….
IDA F. (PIERCE) MCCRAY (27 APR 1868 – 30 JULY 1947) s/w Lavern P.
HOLD
SERVICES FOR MRS. IDA MCCRAY
Mrs.
Ida McCray, 79, died at her home in Gladwin township on Wednesday, July 30.
Funeral
services
were held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Reigle Funeral Home, with
burial
in
the Ridge cemetery. The Rev. John R. Scott of the Gladwin Methodist church
officiated.
Ida
Pierce was born on April 27, 1868, in Vermont, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Pierce.
In
1900 she was married to LaVern McCray in Wheatfield, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs.
McCray came to live in Gladwin county 39 years ago from Indiana.
Surviving
are her husband, LaVern; two daughters, Mrs. Mariorie Redhead, of Lansing and
Mrs.
Mildred Willford, of Gladwin; one son, Roger McCray, of Gladwin; one sister,
Mrs. Harriet Miller, of Oak Park, Illinois and 13 grandchildren. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-6/1947 Column – 5 Page – 1.
LAVERN P. MCCRAY (14 JUNE 1874 – 1 SEP 1949) s/w Ida F.
Services
Held for LaVern McCray
Funeral
services for La Vern McCray, 78, were held at the Reigle Funeral Home on
Saturday
afternoon,
with burial in the Ridge cemetery. The Rev. John Scott, of the Gladwin
Methodist
church,
officiated. Mr. McCray made his home alone on his farm a mile north and a half
mile east of Gladwin. He was found by Sheriff Arthur Kelly, who was called when
neighbors noticed that Mr. McCray's horses were not being cared for.
It
is thought that his death occurred either Tuesday or Wednesday. He was a
retired farmer and has been a resident of Gladwin county for the past 41 years.
He was born in Pennsylvania on June 14, 1874, and was married to Miss Ida
Pierce on June 14, 1900. in Indiana. Mrs. McCray passed away in July, 1947.
Surviving
are one son, Roger McCray, of Gladwin; two daughters, Mrs. J . W. Redhead of
Lansing and Mrs. Buryl Willford of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Cora Bailey, of
Oklahoma; also 13 grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 9-7/1949 Column –
4 Page – 1.
ROGER PIERCE MCCRAY (5 MAY 1903 – 2 MAR 1970)
Services Thursday for Roger McCrae
Roger P. McCrae, 66, of Gladwin Township, died Monday,
March 2, in the Gladwin Hospital. Born on May 5, 1903, in Starke County, Ind.,
he came to Gladwin County in 1908. Mr. McCrae was a farmer and raised
registered Angus livestock. He was married to the former Mary E. Heath on Dec.
19, 1936, in Paw Paw.
Besides his wife, he is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Ida Willford, Mrs. Ramona Foster and Mrs. Ella Nettieton, all of Gladwin;
two sons, Leonard and Walter, of Gladwin; one step-son, Roger Cameron, off
Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Redhead, of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Mildred
Willford, of Gladwin; and 15 grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the
Miner-Mathews Funeral Home. T h e Rev. Winston Decker will officiate and burial
will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-4/1970 Column – 6
Page – 1.
EARLY G. MCDANIELS (20 AUG 1918 - 17 DEC 1996)
EARLY
G. (MACK) McDANIELS
Early
G. (Mack) McDaniels, 78, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1996 at the MidMichigan
Regional Medical Center-Gladwin. Born Aug. 20, 1918 in Sullivan, Ind., he
served his country during World War II in the Army Air Corps. He married the
former Helen (Mickey) Weaver, Dec. 25, 1941 in Terre Haute, Ind.
Early
retired from General Motors Metal Fabrication in 1977 after 31 years, when they
moved
to
Gladwin County. He was an avid hunter and fisherman. He belonged to the VFW
Post 11256, American Legion Post 171 where he was past commander, Gladwin Eagles
No. 3292, Local 659, and was active with the Boys State Program through the
American Legion.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Vickie Henderson of Flint; one son, Richard
and wife Lori of Flint; and one granddaughter, Andrea McDaniels of Flint.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Chaplin Joseph
White officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Graveside services were
under the auspices of VFW Post 11256 and an American Legion Memorial was held
Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the charity of
ones choice. Gladwin County Record dated 12-25/1996 Column – 5 Page – 2.
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HELEN MICKEY (WEAVER) MCDANIELS (11 OCT 1922 - 2 NOV 1998)
HELEN "MICKEY" MCDANIELS
Helen "Mickey" McDaniels, 76, of Gladwin,
died Monday, Nov. 2, 1998 at the home of her son Richard and wife Lori McDaniels
in Flint. Born Oct. 11, 1922 in Shelburn, Ind., she married Early McDaniels,
Dec. 25, 1941 in Terre Haute, Ind. He preceded her in death Dec. 17, 1996. They
came to Gladwin in 1977, but owned property since 1951. She was a member of the
American Legion Post #171 Ladies Auxiliary, and the
Eagles #3292.
Surviving are one son, Richard and wife Lori of
Flint; one brother, Ray Weaver of Cleveland, Ohio; and one granddaughter,
Andrea McDaniels of Flint. She was preceded in death by one sister.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday)
at the Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Rev. Robert Marshall officiating.
Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today
(Wednesday) from 2 to 6 p.m. Gladwin County Record dated 11-4/1998 Column – 2
Page – 2.
DONALD R. MCDONALD (24 FEB 1923 - 25 OCT 2001), s/w Iris
Donald R. McDonald,
78, passed away on Oct. 25, 2001 at the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans
following a long illness. McDonald was born Feb. 24 1923 to Donald and Helen
(MacDonald) McDonald in Newark, New Jersey. He worked for Ford Motor Company as
a mechanic and retired in 1988. McDonald married Iris (Williamson) McDonald on
March 24, 1945 in England. She precedes him in death (1996). He was also a WWII
Veteran of the Unites States Army.
He is
survived by two daughters; Rosalie and husband John Combs of AuGres, MI and
Dawne and husband Robert Heinz of Gladwin, MI; two sons; Donald M. and wife
Cheryl McDonald of Plymouth MI and Robert J. and wife Gina McDonald of Clayton,
AL; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; Sisters Eleanor Dygert of
Crystal Lake, IL, June Hanna of Detroit, MI and Midge Coe of Rudyard, MI; and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral
services were held Saturday, Oct. 27, 2001 at 11 a.m. at Hall Funeral Home,
Gladwin, MI. Pastor Brad Withrow officiated. Visitation was on Friday, Oct. 26
from 3-9 p.m. also at Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record
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IRIS (WILLIAMSON) MCDONALD (1 APR 1922 – 30 MAY 1996) s/w Donald R.
IRIS
MCDONALD
Iris
McDonald, 74, of Gladwin, died suddenly Thursday, May 30, 1996 at MidMichigan
Regional Medical Center - Gladwin. Born April 1, 1922 in Tarnworth Staffordshire,
England, she resided in Gladwin since moving from Garden City. The former Iris
Williamson married Donald R. McDonald March 21, 1945 in England.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 2 daughters, Rosalie and husband John Combs of
AuGres,
and Dawne and husband Robert Heinz of Gladwin; 2 sons, Donald and wife Cheryl
of Westland, and Robert of Eufaula, Ala.; one sister, Elaine Maren of Tamworth
Staffordshire, England; 12 grandchildren; and 5 great-grandchildren.
Rites
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel and
the
Rev.
Donald Robe officiated. Gladwin County Record dated 6-5/1996 Column – 3 Page –
7.
JOHN A. MCDONALD (15 JULY 1896 - 25 APRIL 1971)
JACK
MCDONALD
Services are being held today for John A.
(Jack) McDonald, 74, who died Sunday forenoon, April 25, at
Surviving are his wife, Julia; a daughter,
Mrs. Kathleen McMillan of
The Rev. John Cermak officiated at the 11:00
a.m. services April 28 (today), at the Mathews Funeral Home. Burial was in
CANADIAN ARMY WWI
JULIA
M. MCDONALD (23 DEC 1909 – 8 NOV 1988) Mother
JULIA
MCDONALD
Julia
M. McDonald, 79, of 294 E. Ridge Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, Nov. 8, in the
Clare Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Clarkston, Dec. 23, 1909, she
came to Gladwin County in 1944. Mrs. McDonald worked at the Gladwin Nursing
Home for 18 years. She was a member of the Wooden Shoe United Methodist Church
and the American Legion Post 171 Auxiliary. The former Julia Milligan, she was
married to John McDonald in 1943 in Armada. He preceded her in death in 1971.
Surviving
are a daughter-in-law, Rose Louk of Gladwin; 2 sisters, Justine Hinkle of Mt.
Morris and Nelly Smith of Florida; friends, Albert and Roberta Walker of Gladwin;
8 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. A son,
John Louk, preceded her in death in 1983.
Rites
were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Carter Miller officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-16/1988 Column – 3 Page – 2.
MARY A. MCDONALD (1929 - ?) s/w Robert A.
ROBERT A. MCDONALD (10 SEP 1926 - 13 NOV 1984)
ROBERT
MCDONALD
Robert A. McDonald, 58, and formerly of
Gladwin, died Tuesday, Nov. 13, at the Town & Country Nursing Home after a
long illness. Born in
Besides his wife, he is survived by 3
daughters, Ida Ellsworth of Durand, Mary Ann McDonald of
Services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Edward Jaynes officiated and burial
was in the
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CARRIE
FIDELLE (CARD) MCDOUGALL (18 OCT 1873 – 28 APR 1946) s/w James A.
Carrie
F. McDougall, 765 E. Stewart Ave., age 74, died Sunday, April 28, 1946, at the
residence. Funeral services will be held at 7 P. M. Wednesday, May 1, 1946,
from Riegle Funeral Home, 2417 S. Saginaw St., Rev. F. G. Black officiating.
Body will be at the funeral home until 10 A. M. Thursday, then will be taken to
Gladwin for committal service at Ridge Cemetery. Death was caused by
complications after an illness of 3 years. She was born in Moscow, Ontario,
Oct. 18, 1873, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.William Card. She came to Flint 30 years
ago from Gladwin. Married March 18, 1894 to James McDougall in Oak Park Church,
Gladwin. Member of Gladwin Rebecca Lodge. Surviving are: Husband, James; son
Fay of Flint; 4 grandchildren; sister, Mrs Charles Bauserman of Flint; brot
her,
John Card of Mt. Morris, Mich. [29 Apr 1946,The Flint Journal].
Contributed
by: Matthew Adair
JAMES ALBERT MCDOUGALL (7 JUNE 1867 – 9 NOV 1953) s/w Carrie F.
James
Albert McDougall, 107 E. Broad St., Linden, age 86, died Monday, November 9,
1953, at St. Joseph Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 P. M.
Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1953, from Colonial Chapel, Riegal Funeral Home, 2417 S.
Saginaw St., Rev. Kenneth Hoffmaster officiating. Burial in Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Body will be the funeral home. Committal service, Thursday at 2 P. M.
at the cemetery under the auspices of Gladwin Lodge, IOOF. He was born in
Ontario, Canada, June 7, 1867. He lived in Flint 34 years until moving to
Linden 3 years ago. Mr. McDougall was a member of the Oak Park Methodist Church,
and the Gladwin Lodge IOOF. He was employed at Buick Motor Division for 34
years, retiring 6 years ago. Surviving are: Son, Fay McDougall of Linden; 4
grandchildren; 5 greatgrandchildren, sister Mrs. Anna Johnson of Ferndale,
Michigan; several nieces and nephews. [10 Nov 1953, The Flint Journal].
Contributed
by: Matthew Adair
DUNCAN MCEACHERN (11
NOV 1848 - 28 DEC 1904) 56 years old
DUNCAN
McEACHREN DEAD
Prominent
Citizen of Butman Township Answers Last Roll Call
Duncan
McEachren, who was a resident of the township of Butman for a number of years,
died suddenly Dec. 28, 1904. He had been feeble for a long period. He was
confined to his bed for two days, and from the first had no hope of recovery.
He was about 55 years of age, and a prominent member of the F. M. church. Two
daughters survive him, one being Mrs. Ockerman of Butman township, and the
other Mrs. Hamson of Arenac county.
Mr.
McEachren had a reputation for being an upright citizen, and was respected by
all his acquaintances. He had several times held township and school offices.
He kept a hotel at Meredith during the palmy days of that town.
The
funeral services were held Friday, and the body interred in the Gladwin
township cemetery. Rev. F. Crandall officiated. Gladwin County Record dated 1-6/1905
Column – 4 Page – 1.
JOHN K. MCFARLAND (? - 15 MARCH 1886) Aged 63 years, 1 month & 15
days
PASSED
AWAY.
Death
of John. McFarlane, a Pioneer of Gladwin County.
The
death of John McFarlane, which had been expected for some time past, occurred
on Monday morning last. That wasting disease, consumption, had slowly but surely
done its work, until "Uncle John," as he was known by all, had to yield
to its fatal grasp. He died at his
farm
in Gladwin township, where he had resided 13 years past, Mr. McFarlane was born
at Glengary Canada, and at his death was aged 62 years, 4 months and 2 days. He
was esteemed by all to whom he was known and had filled the offices of
superintendent of the poor, justice of the peace, and other offices. He was
united in marriage some ten years ago, and his wife survives him.
He
was reared by Presbyterian parents, and three years since united with that
church, in which he filled the position of elder. He died as he had lived, at
peace with all, and in full assurance of his faith.
A
large number of friends and neighbors attended the funeral services, which were
held at the church last Wednesday. Rev. S. C. Tiney preached an appropriate sermon
from the text, "Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end
be like his." (Num. xxiii-10.)
The
remains were interred in the Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 3-19/1886 Column – 5 Page – 5.
BENJAMIN MCGILVERY (24 MAY 1911 – 1 NOV 1974) s/w Valda
BEN
McGILVERY
Ben
McGilvery, 63, of 717 N. M-18 Gladwin, died Friday, November 1, at the Midland
Hospital following an extended illness. Born in Grout Township, May 24, 1911,
the son of Hugh and Clara Campbell McGilvery, he was a lifetime resident of
Gladwin County. He was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church. Mr.
McGilvery and the former Valda Thiel were married June 14, 1958, in Gladwin. He
had been a farmer, an operator at Dow Chemical Co. in Midland retiring in 1967,
a school bus driver and custodian of the Free Methodist Church until 1973.
Surviving
are his wife, Valda; a sister, Opal McGilvery of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Gordon of
Clio and Howard of Key Largo, Fla., several nieces and nephews.
Services
were held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Gladwin Free Methodist Church with the
Rev. Robert Shoaff officiating and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Mathews
Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated
11-6/1974 Column – 4 Page – 2.
VALDA C. (THIEL) MCGILVERY (1913 - 2004) s/w Ben
GRACE E. (MARCELLA) MCKIMMY (25 OCT 1926 - 29 JUNE 1990)
Grace
McKimmy, 63, of Parkway Ct. Gladwin. drowned Friday, June 29, 1990, in the pond
on Parkway Ct. Born in
Surviving
are one son. Rick Bashlor of Inkster; 2 stepsons, John McKimmy of Midland and
Stephan McKimmy of Detroit, one brother, Victor of New York 4 sisters, Sarah
Sortiso, Lee Marcella, Florence Marcella and Jennie Gentile of New York. 3
grandchildren and 10 step grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son
David in 1983.
Rites
were held Monday at 9:00 a.m. from the Sisson Mathews Funeral Home. Deacon
Stanley Bemamger officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.Gladwin County
Record dated 07-04/1990 Column - 3 Page - 2
ROBERT EMITT MCKIMMY (10 MARCH 1924 - 28 AUG 1989)
Robert
E. McKimmy, 65, of 2724 Parkway Ct., Gladwin died Monday, Aug. 28, 1989, in St.
Luke's Hospital, Saginaw. Born in
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, John of Midland and Stephan of Detroit; a
step-son. Rick Bashlor of Inster; 2 brothers, Jack McKimmy of
Rites
will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Sisson Mathews Funeral Home. Burial
will be in the
DENNIS E. MCMICHAEL (16 JUNE 1942 - 22 OCT 1989)
PETER MCMILLAN (1 APRIL 1876 - 27 FEB 1912)
MCMILLAN.
Peter
McMillan died Tuesday at 4 a.m. after a long illness at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Weir in Gladwin township. Funeral services will be held Friday at 12
o’clock noon and will be in charge of the Knights of Phythias. Gladwin County
Record dated 2-29/1912 Column – 1 Page – 4.
SUSAN
(GREER) MCNEES (11 JUNE 1846 - 30 MAY 1919) Mother
Mrs.
Susan McNees died May 30, at her home on
Mrs.
McNees was a member of the Presbyterian church. Services were held Sunday at
the residence conducted by Rev. Lawrence, pastor of the Presbyterian church at
WILLIAM W. MCNEIL (7 JAN 1947 - 23 JAN 1989)
William
W. McNeil, 42, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Mark, at home; one daughter, Angela, at
home; his mother, Mabel McNeil of Houghton Lake; his in-laws, Genan and
Virginia Ridley of Gladwin; one brother, Jim of Houghton Lake; 2 sisters,
Charlotte Turner of Saginaw and Sarah Hogel of Cadillac; a half brother, Martin
Burns of Houghton Lake; and one grandson.
Services
will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Joel Hurley will officiate and burial will be in the
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MARGARET
MAGGIE (RADLEY) MCQUESTION (23 DEC 1856 – 30 JUNE 1946) Mother
Long
Illness Fatal to Aged Lady
Mrs.
Margaret M. McQuestion, 90, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Grove, in Gladwin, after an illness of a number of years. Funeral services will
be held today, Wednesday, at 1:30 o'clock at the Reigle Funeral Home, followed
at 2 o'clock, by a service at the Bethel Methodist church. Rev. L. Garchow will
officiate and burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Margaret
Radley, was born on December 23, 1856 in DeKalb county, Illinois, the daughter
of
Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Radley. In 1877 she was married to John McQuestion in Manson,
Iowa. She has been a resident of Gladwin for the past 23 years, previous to
which she made her home in Paulding county, Ohio. She was a member of the
Bethel Methodist Church.
Surviving
are one daughter, Mrs. Carrie Grove, of Gladwin; one son, Grover McQuestion, of
Toledo,
Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Emma McLaughlin, of Blanket, Texas; 19 grandchildren;
and 24 great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 7-3/1946 Column – 2
Page – 1.
ANNA MAE (WESLEY) MCRAE (1914 - 1943)
HENRY MEISTER (1913 – 28 SEP 1921)
RILEY
Riley, Oct. 8.—Mr. Meister and family have our
deepest sympathy in the loss of their little son, who died last Wednesday with
diphtheria. Gladwin County Record dated 10-6/1921 Column – 3 Page – 3.
JULIUS MEISTER (14 FEB 1888 – 2 JUNE 1967) s/w Theofila,
Rites
Held for Julius Meister
Julius
Meister, 79, of 225 West Grout Street, Gladwin, died at his home Friday
evening,
June
2. A retired farmer, Mr. Meister had been ill for several months. Born in
Russia Feb.14, 1888, he had lived in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1905 to 1917, when
he came to Gladwin County. He and the former Miss Theofila Redman were married
in Cleveland Nov. 23, 1912. Mr. Meister was a member of Our Savior Lutheran
Church.
Survivors
are his wife, Theofila; three sons, Walter of Gladwin, Herbert of East Detroit,
and Clarence of Toledo, Ohio; and one daughter, Mrs. Edwin (Clara) Betke of St.
Clair Shores; two brothers, Oscar and Ernest, of Germany; two sisters, Mrs.
Gusta Sempt of Warren and
Miss
Amelia Meister of Gladwin; nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. His
oldest
son,
Henry, preceded him in death.
Services
Were held Monday at 1:00 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church with the Rev. Ernst
Mueller
officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. A family prayer was held at, 9:30
p.m. Sunday at the Miner Chapel. Gladwin County Record dated 6-7/1967 Column –
5 Page – 1.
ALBERT LEONA MILLER (19 APR 1896 – 22 SEP 1958) s/w Bertha
Services
Thursday for Albert Miller
Albert
Miller, 62, Sherman Township farmer, died Monday after an illness of two weeks.
Born on April 19, 1896, in Germany, he came to Gladwin County from Cleveland,
Ohio, 26 years ago. On August 16, 1930, he was married to the former Bertha Wagner
at Oberlin.
Survivors
include his wife, Bertha; a daughter, Mrs. Alma Schultz, of Alameda,
California; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ann Southwell, of Flint; a stepson, Harold
Jobe, of Detroit; nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. A daughter preceded
him in death.
Funeral
services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Zion Lutheran Church in
Oberlin. The
Rev.
William J. Hassold will officiate and burial is in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 9-24/1958 Column – 7 Page – 1.
BARBARA J. MILLER (8 MARCH 1927 - 22 OCT 1995)
BARBARA J. MILLER
Barbara J. Miller, 68, of Gladwin, died suddenly
Sunday, Oct. 22, 1995 at MidMichigan Regional Medical Center - Midland. Born
March 8, 1927 in Goodrich, she resided in Gladwin
since 1989 when she moved from Flint. She had been
employed by General Motors at the Ternstedt Plant in Flint until retiring in
1983 after 30 years. She was a member of the Secord Eagles Club, Aerie 4121.
Surviving are 2 sons, Gary Miller and Allen Miller,
both of Flint; one brother, Wilfred Slade of California; 2 sisters, Maxine Goff
of Farwell, and Mildred Danielson of Flint; and 2 grandchildren, Kristy and
Sean Miller; both of Flint. She was preceded in death by a brother, Eldon Slade
and special friend Roger Sandbank.
Services will be held at 4 p.m. today (Wednesday)
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel. The Rev. Deane Wyllys will
officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Friends may call
at the funeral home today from 9 a.m. until the time of service. A special
Secord Eagles memorial service was held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-25/1995 Column – 1 Page – 7.
BERTHA (WAGNER) MILLER (25 OCT 1894 – 20 AUG 1970) s/w Albert L.
Services
Held for Bertha Miller
Mrs.
Bertha Miller, 75, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Aug. 20, in the Gladwin Hospital
after an
illness
of a week. Born in Germany on October 25, 1894, she came to Gladwin County in
1932 from Cleveland, Ohio.
The
former Bertha Wagner, she was married to Albert Miller in 1930. They moved to
Oberlin
in
1932 where they farmed until his death in 1958. Mrs. Miller moved into Gladwin
five years
ago.
Surviving
are one son, Harold Jobe, of Detroit; one daughter Ann Southwell, of Flint; one
stepdaughter Mrs. Alma Schultz, of Freemont, Calif; two brothers, Ernest and
Rudolph Wagner, of Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Downing and Mrs. Hilda
Schuffert, of Cleveland; nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Miner-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Ernst Mueller officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-26/1970 Column – 1 Page – 1.
GEORGE ALBERT MOLESWORTH, II (16 SEP 1864 - 18 OCT 1939) s/w Elizabeth
GEORGE
MOLESWORTH DIES OCTOBER 18 IN SAGE
George
Molesworth died at his home in Sage township Wednesday, October 18, 1939.
George Albert Molesworth was born in
Besides
his wife he leaves to mourn two sons, Leon of Gladwin, William of Grand Rapids,
six daughters, Mrs. William Anderson of
Funeral
services were conducted Saturday by Rev. A. J. Hoolsema of Skeels and assisted
by Rev. Wayne Palmer of the Riley Church.
Burial was in
GEORGE
CLIFFORD MOLESWORTH (1 APRIL 1906 - 13 DEC 1910 ) Son of George &
Elizabeth
Clifford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Molesworth of Sage township, died Dec. 13 at 6:30
A.M. of heart failure caused by malarial toxemia, aged 4 years, 8 months, and
12 days. Services were held from the
residence Dec. 15 at 10 A.M. followed by interment in the Ridge cemetery.
Child
of George and Sarah Elizabeth Woodard Molesworth. Died at 4 years, 8 months, 12 days old. Buried in
SARAH
ELIZABETH "LIBBIE" (WOODWARD) MOLESWORTH (26 APRIL 1873 - 5 JAN 1941)
s/w
George
Services
will be held Thursday for Mrs. George Molesworth, who died at her home in Sage
township Sunday following a long
illness. Sarah Elizabeth Molesworth was born April 26, 1873 in Sanilac county.
She was married to George Albert Molesworth, who preceded her in death about a
year ago.
Surviving are two sons, Leon at home,
William of Grand Rapids, six daughters, Mrs. William Anderson of Flint, Mrs.
David Anderson, Mrs. Dewey Bruner and Mrs. Charles Tenwalde of Gladwin, Vivian
of Harrison and Mrs. John Oraves of Flint, two brothers, C. E. Woodard of
Gladwin and R. E. Woodard of Port Huron, and three sisters, Mrs. Leo Moore of
Hart, Mrs. David Bradley of Bay City and Mrs. Ira Carpenter of Gladwin.
Rev. Wayne Palmer of the
SERVICES
THURSDAY FOR MRS. GEORGE MOLESWORTH
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Molesworth was born in
Speaker township, Sanilac county, April 26, 1873, and died January 5 at her
home in Sage township at the age of 67 years. She was united in marriage to
George A. Molesworth, September 13, 1891, and came to Gladwin about 50 years
ago. One son preceded her in death December 13, 1912, also her husband October
18, 1939.
Mrs. Molesworth was converted and joined the
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2
o'clock at the
SYLVIA ANN (
MRS.
SLYVIA ANN MOLESWORTH
Sylvia Ann Molesworth died March 13, 1922,
at her home in Sage township from the effects of a stroke of paralysis, after
an illness of five days, aged 75 years, 11 months and 10 days. Sylvia Ann
Wilson was born March 22, 1846, in
Services were held at the Riley church March
17 conducted by Rev. William Warrilow.
Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 04-13/1922
Column - 2 Page - 4
(Marriage
year in question. His obit gave May 24,
1868. Gwen had 1863. Sylvia's obit gives
1864. Need to verify somehow.)
WILLIAM THOMAS MOLESWORTH, SR (12 FEB 1842 - 29 APRIL 1918)
MOLESWORTH---William Molesworth died at his
home in
Two children preceded him to the better
world--Daniell Molesworth, Dec. 28, 1890, at Speaker, and Mrs. Maggie Clark,
Nov. 24, 1916, at Gladwin. Mrs. Molesworth survives and two sons, George
Molesworth of Sage township and William Molesworth of Sanilac county, and one
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bradshaw of Gladwin township, three sisters, Mrs. Almina
Vanning of Forest, Canada, Mrs. Elizabeth Gee of Sioux Falls, Iowa, and Mrs.
Mary Ellen Chrystler of Yale, Mich.
Services will be held Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock at Riley church conducted by Rev. A. J. Hettler. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 05-02/1918 Column - 5 Page - 5
ISAAC
C. MOON (? - 10 JAN 1911)
Isaac C. Moon died Jan. 10 at the county
infirmary. Interment took place in Ridge cemetery Jan. 11. Gladwin County
Record dated 01-12/1911 Column - 4 Page - 1
FLOYD
T. MORRIS, SR (22 MARCH 1903 - 14 DEC 1972) Beloved Husband & Father
Floyd
Morris
Floyd
T. Morris, 69, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Dec. 14, at the Oakland County Hospital
after a long illness. Born in Providence, Ky., on March 22, 1903, he had lived
in Gladwin County since 1965. He was retired from the Baldwin Rubber Co. in
Pontiac. Mr. Morris and the former Ruth Searfoss were married on Jan. 19, 1952,
in Gladwin.
Surviving
besides his wife are, one son, Floyd Jr. of Clarkston; one stepson, Donald Yager
of Clarkston; a stepdaughter, Laura Eddy of Keego Harbor; one sister, Marry
Stevers of Gary, Ind.; one brother, Ernest of Corunna; and two grandchildren.
Rites
were held Sunday at 2 p. m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. F. E. Yoller
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
12-20/1972 Column – 6 Page – 2.
CLARK O. MURPHY (18 JAN 1887 - 13 OCT 1966)
RITES
HELD FOR
Clark O. Murphy, 79, of
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Loirs
MacLennan and Mrs. Marion Howe, both of Mt. Morris; three sons, Chester, Grand
Rapids, Clifford, Mt. Morris and Carl of Sturgis; two brothers, Homer and Rome,
of Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Zaylia Huffman and Mrs. Glenn Drew of Fort Wayne,
Ind. and Mrs. Maude Long of PHILLIPS; 15 grandchildren and 13 great
grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 10-19/1966 Column - 5 Page - 2
GRACE EMALINE (EDICK) MURPHY (28 FEB 1895 - 26 FEB 1928)
MRS.
CLARK MURPHY
Mrs. Clark Murphy died Sunday at her home in
Funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon, March 1, at 2 o'clock at the Free Methodist church. Gladwin County
Record dated 03-01/1928 Column - 6 Page - 1
MRS.
CLARK MURPHY
Mrs. Grace Emaline Murphy, nee Edick, was
born Feb. 28, 1895, at Gladwin, she died Feb. 26, 1895, at her home at 205 E.
Bishop avenue, Flint, of a complication of diseases, after an illness of a
year. She was the daughter of Thomas G. Edick and Mary Edick, former residents
of Gladwin township. She was married Oct. 16, 1912, to Clark Murphy, and to
this union were born two daughters, Lois and Marian, and four sons, Harold
Wayne, who preceded her in death, Chester, Clifford and Carl. Her father died
three years ago. Their home was in Gladwin until they moved to
She was loved by all who knew her, for her
sunny disposition and smile, which remained with her through sickness and
suffering and endured until the last. She was a kind and loving wife, mother
and daughter. Her trust was in God and as the end drew nearer He became more
precious to her. The husband, five children, mother four sisters, three
brothers and a host of friends mourn her loss.
Services from out of town who came to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Murphy were Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brew and son Bryon and Mrs. C. Hoffman of Fort Wayne, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Edick and daughter Fay of Flint and Rex Edick of Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groat
of Rhodes.
We
will often think of that dear one
Who now is silent and cold,
Thank
God we all known she's in heaven.
And her name in Christ's book is enrolled.
Dear
husband, dear children and loved ones.
Prepare to enter that gate
That
Jesus so kindly has opened,
On the way that is narrow and straight,
Where
the sweet angels are singing
Forever with God to remain,
And
our dear one is waiting
And there ye will see her again.
Gladwin
County Record dated 03-08/1928 Column - 3 Page - 4
ELPHA GRACE (BRUNER)
GLENDEN FRIEND MURRAY (13 SEP 1918 - 20 OCT 1994), s/w Elpha Grace
GLENDEN
F. MURRAY
Glenden F. Murray, 76, of Gladwin, died
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1994 at the
Besides his wife, he is survived by his
mother, Belle Stoner of Gladwin; one son, Jimmie and wife Annette of Gladwin; 3
daughters, Judy and husband Russell Allen of Gladwin, Jean and husband Ernest
Carr of Ovid, and Linda Murray of Gladwin; and 10 grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by one daughter, JoAnn Murray in August 1952. Services were
held at 1 p.m. Monday from the Sisson Funeral Home, Gladwin. The Rev. Robert
Marshall officiated and burial was in the
JOANNE MURRAY (15 AUG 1952 - 19 AUG 1952) Baby
Born,
to Mr. and Mrs. Glenden Murray, a daughter, at West Branch, Friday. We extend
our
sympathy
to them in the loss of their baby. Graveside services were conducted at the
Ridge cemetery Sunday afternoon. Gladwin County Record dated 8-20/1952 Column –
7 Page – 7.
ANDREW
E. MYERS (6 SEP 1867 - 26 DEC 1957) s/w Ella
Long
Time Farmer Dies
Andrew
E. Myers, 90, of Swartz Creek, a former resident of Gladwin County, died
Thursday, December 26, following a 15 month illness.
He
had resided on a farm in Butman Township, for 56 years. Born September 6, 1867,
in Paulding, Ohio, he married Ella Mae Tucker, August 2, 1902 in Gladwin. She
died in 1951.
Surviving
are a daughter, Mrs. Cecil Wright of Oscoda; four sons, Orville, Alfred,
William and Leo, all of Flint; a sister Mrs. Myrtle McFadden, of Flint, 20
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. G.G.
Lyons officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 1-1/1958 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ELLA MAE (TUCKER) MYERS (28 JULY 1881 - 27 OCT 1951) s/w Andrew
Funeral
services for Mrs. Ella Mae Myers, 68, were held Tuesday afternoon at the Hall
Funeral home. The Rev. Erma Pierce, of the Beaverton Church of the Nazarene,
officiated and burial was made in the Ridge Cemetery.
Ella
Mae Tucker was born on July 28, 1883, in Paulding County, Ohio. She was married
to Andrew Myers on August 7, 1902 in Gladwin, and had been a resident of the
county since that time. Mrs. Myers was in ill health for the past two years and
passed away at her Butman Township home on Saturday October 27.
Survivig
are her husband Andrew, four sons, Orvel, George A.,William and Leo, all of
Gladwin, one daughter, Mrs. Fannie Wright of Flint; six brothers, five sisters,
18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated
10-31/1951 Column – 8 Page – 1.
N'S
GERALDINE
R. “GERRY” (KOCH) NABOZNY (13 MARCH 1936 – 10 JAN 1994)
Geraldine R. (Gerry) Nabozny, 57, of Roseville died
Monday, Jan. 10. 1994. She was born in Detroit on March 13, 1936. She worked
with Judication with the State of Michigan. The former Geraldine Koch, she was
married to Jerome Nabozny on July 21, 1958.
Besides her husband, she is survived by a brother
John, of Roseville.
Rites were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson
Funeral Home and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-19/1994 Column – 5 Page – 2.
ELSIE M. (SEARFOSS) NASH (28 SEP 1912 - 4 JULY 1994) s/w Frank S.
Elsie
Nash, 81, of Gladwin died Monday, July 4, 1994, at her home. Born in
Survivors
include one son, Floyd (Bud) Campbell of Gladwin; one daughter, Ida
Hetherington of Gladwin; one step daughter, Marian Mathews Rondan of Harrison;
one brother, George Searfoss of Gladwin; one sister, Eva Matthews of Lapeer; 8
grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one
brother, Floyd Campbell.
Rites
will be held Thursdy at 11 a.m. at Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl Briggs
will officiate, and burial will be in
FRANK S. NASH (22 JAN 1904 - 9 JAN 1983) s/w Elsie
Frank
S. Nash, 78, of 3847 N. M-8, Gladwin, died Sunday evening, Jan. 9, in the
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Walter (
Services
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Carl Briggs officiated and burial was in the
RUBIE (KELLER) NASH (24 DEC 1893 – 8 DEC 1981) s/w Walter L.
RUBIE
NASH
Mrs.
Rubie Nash, 87, of 1663 N. M-18, Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 8, in the Gladwin Area
Hospital. Born in Chestonia Township, Antrim County, on December 24, 1893, she
moved to Gladwin County in 1921. Mrs. Nash was a member of the Skeels Baptist Church.
The former Rubie Keller, she was married to George Easton March 1, 1918, and he
died in 1921. She was married to Walter Nash April 24, 1926, at Skeels. He preceded
her in death June 9,1975.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Aaron Easton of Bay City and Donald Nash of Otter Lake; 3
daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Thelma) Schillinger of Lake Fenton, Mrs. William
(Jennie) Bryant of Pinckney and Mrs. Duane (Darlene) Klamer of Gladwin; 21
grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the Skeels Baptist Church. The Rev. Carl Briggs
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of
the Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 12-16/1981 Column – 5
Page – 2.
WALTER LEVI NASH (16 OCT 1883 – 9 JUNE 1975) s/w Rubie
WALTER
L. NASH
Walter
L. Nash, 91, of 1663 N. M-18, Gladwin, died Monday, June 9, at Clare Nursing Home.
Born
in Ionia County, October 16, 1883, he was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth Voder
Nash. Mr. Nash came to Gladwin County about 1925 and made his home in Sherman
Township near Skeels. He and the former Rubie Easton were married April 24,
1926, in Skeels.
He
lived and farmed in Sherman Township, retiring in 1970. Active in township
affairs; Mr. Nash served as treasurer for 38 years and as supervisor for a
number of years. He was a member of the Skeels Baptist Church and the County
Farm Bureau.
Surviving
are his wife, Rubie; a son, Donald W. of Otter Lake; a daughter, Mrs. Duane
(Darlene) Klamer of Gladwin; 3 step-children, Aaron Easton of Bay City, Mrs. Ralph
(Thelma) Schillinger of Lake Fenton and Mrs. William (Jennie) Bryant of
Pinckney; 20 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
Services
are being held today (Wednesday) at 2:30 p.m. at Skeels Baptist Church with the
Rev. Carl Briggs officiating and burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Mathews
Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated
6-11/1975 Column – 4 Page – 2.
CHARLES A. NEASON (2 JUNE 1870 - 15 MAY 1909)
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Charles A. Neason of Gladwin Township Shoots
Himself.
Charles A. Neason, living in Gladwin township,
committed suicide Saturday by shooting himself in the forehead. He was a single
man about 40 years of age, came to Gladwin several years ago, and lived with
his brother and sister on the Neason farm. No cause is known for the act. He
had been a trifle moody, and had at various times talked of suicide,
but was suspected of no serious intentions in that
line. Justice Doane was called as acting coroner to the scene, and he with
Sheriff Sisco made an investigation, determining that the
facts surrounding the case were too apparent to
demand an inquest. The corpse was found in the wood shed, where the fatal shot
was fired. Gladwin County Record dated 5-20/1909 Column – 3 Page – 1.
NEASON.
Charles Andrew Neason died at his home by his own
hand five miles northeast of Gladwin Saturday, May 15, at 12:30.
He was born in Fremont, Ohio, June 2, 1870 and moved
to Gladwin five years ago with his father. He leaves to mourn, his aged father,
one brother and three sisters, William and Irene at home, Mrs. T. C. Flaherty
of Gibsonburg, Ohio and Mrs. G. W. Rhoades of Robinson, Ill. Gladwin County
Record dated 5-27/1909 Column – 4 Page – 1.
JOHN C. NEASON (25 MARCH 1838 - 27 AUG 1912)
OBITUARY.
NEASON.
John C. Neason, son of John and Jane Neason died at
his home in Gladwin,
Aug. 27. He was born in Chester, Pennsylvania, Mar.
25, 1838. During his early childhood his parents moved to Sandusky county in
Ohio. He lived there until about 9 years ago. Mr. Neason was the father of
six-children, four of whom are living: Mrs. G W. Rhoades of Robinson, Ill, Mrs.
T. C. Flaherty of Gibsonburg, 0, and Irene and William Neason who reside at
home. He also leaves to mourn him, two brothers Thomas and Andrew Neason, of
Toledo,
four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
He was preceded to the grave by his wife and two
sons. He was a good father and neighbor, loved and respected by all. Mr. Neason
has been in poor health for some time.
Those in attendance at the funeral from a distance
were: Mrs. T. C. Flaherty of Gibsonburg, 0, Mrs. G. W. Rhoades of Robinson, Ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Neason, Toledo, and Ralph
and Grover Overmire, Detroit. Gladwin County Record
dated 9-5/1912 Column – 3 Page – 4.
CHARLES H. NETTLETON (20 SEP 1926 - 24 AUG 1997) m. 23 Sep 1945, s/w
Elnora M.
CHARLES
H. NETTLETON
Charles
H, Nettleton, 70, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Aug. 24, 1997 at MidMichigan
Regional
Medical
Center-Gladwin after a short illness. Born Sept. 20, 1926 in Gladwin, he lived
here his whole life. Charles married the former Norie Thorington, Sept. 23,
1945 in Gladwin. He was employed at The Dow Chemical Company in Midland retiring
in 1984.
Besides
his wife he is survived by three daughters, Sharon and husband James Coleman of
Davison,
Sandy and husband Rick Green and Nora and husband Tom Strunk, all of Gladwin;
two sons, Robert and wife Martha of Burton and Lewis and wife Monica of Gladwin;
one sister, Freda Looker of Gladwin; 10 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren
and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by one brother, William
in 1981 and one sister,
Josephine
Roberts in 1997.
Services
will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev.
Timothy
Verity officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Those planning
an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to American Diabetes
or American Red Cross, Gladwin County. Gladwin County Record dated 8-27/1997
Column – 1 Page – 2.
ELNORA M. “NORIE” (THORINGTON) NETTLETON (4 FEB 1927 - 7 JUNE 2001) m.
23 Sep 1945, s/w Charles H.
Elnora
M. "Norie" Nettleton, 74, of Gladwin, died Thursday, June 7, 2001 at
the Living Centre in Gladwin.
Born
Feb. 4, 1927 in Gladwin, she was the daughter of John and Edna (Fries)
Thorington. She was a lifetime resident of
Surviving
are three daughters, Sharon and husband James Coleman of Houghton Lake, and
Sandy and husband Rick Green, and Nora and husband Thomas Strunk, all of
Gladwin; two sons, Robert and wife Martha of Burton, and Lewis and wife Monica
of Gladwin; 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; one brother, Harold
Nettleton of Gladwin; three sisters, Geneva Willford of Gladwin, and Betty
Winters and Carol Laughlin, both of Holly; and several nieces and nephews.
She
was preceded in death by her parents, one brother, Lewis Thorington; and one
sister, Bonnie Irwin.
Services
were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, at Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin, with Rev. Timothy
Verity officiating. Burial was in
ELOUISE JUANITA (GIFFORD) NETTLETON (10 OCT 1923 - 9 DEC 2002) Beloved
wife & mother
Obituary
for Marjanna's mother, Elouise Nettleton, dated Dec. 11, 2002 & Dec 18,
2002 where her marriage information was added to obit in Dec 11th addition and
corrections made to survivors.
Elouise Juanita Nettleton, 79, of Gladwin, died Dec. 9, 2002 at the home of her
loving daughter and son-in-law, Betty and David Pavlovich of
Elouise was very generous in taking in those who needed a home, feeding the
hungry, offering her services to those in need and supporting those less
fortunate than herself. Her
kindness was abundant to her family, friends and community. She will be missed
by all.
She was born in Gladwin Oct. 10, 1923 to James Earl and Marjorie Olivia (
She spent most of her life in Gladwin as a homemaker and loving mother and
grandmother. She also worked in area nursing homes, the last being the Days
Nursing Home. She was a member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary and Our Savior
Lutheran Church.
Surviving are three daughters and son-in-laws, Linda (Andy) Walters of Camden
New York, Juanita Brown of West Branch, Ronald Shell of Gladwin, Elizabeth
(Betty) and David
Pavlovich of Flint; ten grandchildren, Timothy and Jason Walters, Johanna
Davis, William,
Edwin and James Brown, Todd and Matthew Shell, Stephanie Wills and Lisa Riley;
14 blessed great-grandchildren; many special nieces and nephews; a
brother-in-law, Dewey
Cameron; sister-in-law Freda Looker; and the family of the late Jim and Dorothy
Day.
She was preceded in death by her daughter Marjanna Shell Feb. 13, 1984, two
grandchildren, Theresa and Tony Shell, a son-in-law Ernest Brown, two sisters,
Loudica (Lou) Nettleton and Joan Cameron, one brother, James Carl Boyd Gifford,
and a
very special friend, James Day.
In lieu of flowers the family asked that contributions be made to the Gladwin
County Animal Shelter,
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Dec. 12 at 11 a.m. at the Hall Funeral
Home in Gladwin with Pastor Phil Hortop officiating. The family will accept
visitors Wednesday, Dec. 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin.
HENRY "HARRY" NETTLETON (20 JUNE 1860 - 8 AUG 1934) s/w
Marjanna
HARRY
NETTLETON DIES IN GLADWIN
SUCCUMBS
TO LONG ILLNESS; WAS 74 YEARS OLD
Harry Nettleton, who has been in failing
health for several months, died at his home this morning (Wednesday) at about 8
o'clock, August 8, 1934. He was born at
In 1884 he came to
Mrs. Nettleton survives with four sons,
William H. of Gladwin township, George R. of Eaton Rapids, Roy E. and Fred at
home; five daughters, Mrs Blanche Searfoss, Mrs. Margaret Searfoss, Mrs. Jennie
Morrison and Mrs. Clara Hundley of Gladwin, and Mrs. Minnie Rhoads of Holly; 31
grandchildren and three great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Amelia Bilton, in
England.
Nettleton was a member of the I.O.O.F. and
Orangeman lodges and often entertained at the meetings with singing. Definite
funeral arrangements have not been made, but it is planned to hold services at
the Methodist church sometime Saturday. Gladwin County Record dated 08-09/1934
Column - 4 Page - 1
LOUDICA (GIFFORD) NETTLETON (24 SEP 1915 - 18 MAY 1995) s/w Roy E.
LOUDICA
O. NETTLETON
Loudica
O. Nettleton, 79, of Gladwin, died Thursday. May 18, 1995 at MidMichigan
Regional
Medical
Center - Midland following a short illness. Born Sept. 24, 1915 in Gladwin, she
resided in Gladwin since 1971 and was formerly from Ortonville. The former
Loudica Gifford married Roy Nettleton Dec. 10, 1934 in Harrison. He preceded her
in death June 13. 1982.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Richard and wife Carolyn of Mt. Morris, Ronald and wife Ella of
Gladwin, Edward and wife Dorothy of Holly, and Douglas and wife Sharon of
Oxford; 3 daughters, Patricia and husband Ray Radzwion of Sanford, Evon and husband
Fred Sleeper of Gladwin, and Sally and husband Richard Terry of Harrison; one sister,
Elouise Nettleton of Gladwin; 26 grandchildren; 48 great grandchildren; and one
great-great-grandchild. She was
preceded
in death by one brother, James Gifford and one sister, Joan Cameron.
Rites
were held at 3 p.m. Saturday from the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin chapel with
the
Rev.
Henry List officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Those planning
an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to the donor's favorite
charity. Gladwin County Record dated 5-24/1995 Column – 3 Page – 2.
MARJANNA (BABCOCK) NETTLETON (25 MARCH 1874 - 22 JUNE 1942) s/w Henry
SERVICES
HELD JUNE 22 FOR MRS. MARJANNA NETTLETON
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Henry
Nettleton Monday afternoon, June 22 at the Gladwin Methodist church who died at
her home at
Surviving are four sons and five daughters;
Will on the home farm George and Ray in Gladwin, Fred at home, Mrs. George
Searfoss and Mrs. Lou Searfoss of Secord township, Mrs. John Morrison of
Olivet, Mrs. Oscar Huntley of Gladwin, Mrs. Arthur Mein of Hastings, 39
grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, one brother, Charles Babcock of Buckeye,
two sisters, Mrs. Amirra Shanavar of Temperance, Mrs. Mary Craig of Flint and
an aunt, Mrs. Nancy Matthews of Fenton.
Rev. Floyd N. Drake officiated at the
services and burial was held in
ROY E. NETTLETON (23 SEP 1909 - 13 JUNE 1982) s/w Loudica
Roy
E. Nettleton, 72, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, Richard and Ronald of Gladwin, Edward of
Holly and Douglas of Oxford; 3 daughters, Mrs. Patricia Stroman of Beaverton;
Mrs. Fred (Evon) Sleeper of Gladwin and Mrs. Richard (Sally) Terry of Drayton
Plains; one brother, Fred of Gladwin; 3 sisters, Mrs. Jennie Moist of
Charlotte, Mrs. Minnie Stowell of Davison and Mrs. Maggie Searfoss of Gladwin;
25 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
Services
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
Chapel. The Rev. Donald Bates officiated and burial was in the
WILLIAM
H. NETTLETON, SR (30 DEC 1894 - 28 JAN 1967)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO WILLIAM NETTLETON
William
Nettleton, Sr., 72, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Jan. 28, at the
The
survivors include his wife, Rose; two sons, William and Charles, of Gladwin;
two daughters, Mrs. Josephine Roberts of Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Freda Looker of
Gladwin; five sisters, Mrs. Blanche Searfoss, Mrs. Margaret Searfoss and Mrs.
Clara Huntley, of Gladwin, Mrs. Jennie Moyst of Charlotte, and Mrs. Minnie
Stowell of Fenton; two brothers, Fred of Fenton and Roy of Ortonville; 15
grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church with the
Rev. Ernst Mueller officiating. Burial was in
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WILLIAM
WALTER NETTLETON (3 AUG 1920 - 10 NOV 1981)
William
W. Nettleton, 61, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Rose Stutzman of Gladwin; 4
daughters, Mrs. Andrew (Linda) Walters of New York, Mrs. Ernest (Juanita) Brown,
Marjanna Shell and Elizabeth of Gladwin; 2 sisters, Mrs. Josephine Kern of
Beaverton and Mrs. Freda Looker of Gladwin; one brother, Charles of Gladwin;
and 9 grandchildren. Services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from Our Savior
Lutheran Church. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial was in the
PFC
BENJAMIN C. NICKLESS (31 MARCH 1880 - 15 JUNE 1960) s/w Ida L.
SERVICES
HELD FOR BEN NICKLESS
Benjamin Nickless, 80, of Hope, died last
Wednesday at McLain Rest Home, Gladwin, where he had been a patient for about a
week. Born March 31, 1880, in
Surviving besides his wife are two
daughters, Mrs. Howard Rice,
BERYL NICKLESS (12 JULY 1919 - 30 NOV 1924)
Beryl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nickless of
Gladwin township, died Nov. 30, 1924, aged 5 years, 4 months and 18 days. Her death
occurred at Mercy hospital, Bay City, where she was operated on for
appendicitis the week before.
Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev.
Charles Peterson, and burial took place in Ridge cemetery.
She leaves to mourn her loss besides her parents,
two brothers, Neil and Clare, two sisters, Rhea and Maxine besides many
relatives who deeply mourn the loss of a loved one, the pet of the household.
But their loss is her gain, because Christ said “Suffer the little children to
come unto me, for such is the kingdom of Heaven.”
Gladwin County Record dated 12-11/1924 Column – 4 Page – 4.
BYRON CLAYTON NICKLESS (18 DEC 1922 - 10 FEB 1923) Son
BYRON
CLAYTON NICKLESS
Byron
Clayton Nickless, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Nickless, was born Dec. 18,
1922, and died Feb. 10, 1923, aged 1 month, 23 days, of pneumonia. Besides his parents
he leaves to mourn their loss two sisters, Lois and Ilo, grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Emrick and a number of other relatives.
Funeral
services were held at the home at 11 o'clock Monday, burial in Ridge cemetery.
He budded on earth to bloom in Heaven. Gladwin County Record dated 2-15/1923
Column – 5 Page – 5.
FREDERICK C. NICKLESS (17 MAY 1922 - 5 DEC 1922)
NICKLESS
Frederick, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Nickless, died Dec. 5, 1922, at their home north of Wagarville. He was born May
17, 1922. Funeral services were held at the home Dec. 7 at two o'clock in the
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Charles Peterson. Burial at Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-7/1922 Column – 5 Page – 5.
GERALD H. "JERRY" NICKLESS (29 SEP 1928 - 6 NOV 2005) m. 24
Apr 1948, s/w M. Lorraine
GERALD
H. NICKLESS
Gerald H. "Jerry" Nickless, 77, of
Gladwin passed away Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005 at the
Surviving are his wife, Lorraine; one daughter,
Darla (Gary) Most of Gladwin; a daughter-in-law, Karen Abbey of Lakeview; four
grandchildren, Dawn Wolfe (Eric Hamilton), Jason (Michelle) Most, Heather
(Cory) Anderson and Mavis (Matt) Rosekrans; 11 Great grandchildren, Kristen,
Lauren, Logan, Autumn, Cory, Grace, Amber, Ashlynn, Mandy, Melissa and Trey;
and one brother, Clare (Phyllis) Nickless of Bay City. He was predeceased by
one son, Randy; one brother, Neil; and two sisters, Rhea Foor and Maxine
Breault.
Services were held on Tuesday, Nov. 8 at the
Sisson Funeral Home. Burial was in
HARRY WAIN NICKLESS (18 APRIL 1916 - 24 AUG 1916)
Nickless—Harry
Wain, of Mr. and Mrs. William Nickless was born April 18, 1916, and died
August 24. He is survived by his parents and one brother. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-31/1916 Column – 5 Page - 9
IDA LORETTA (EMRICK) NICKLESS (6 DEC 1885 - 26 SEP 1963) s/w Benjamin C.
SERVICES
FOR EX-RESIDENT
Funeral services were held Sunday, Sept. 29,
at 2 p.m. at the Bradley Funeral Home in
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Howard L.
Rice of
IVY "IVA" F. (BELLINGER) NICKLESS (23 SEP 1888 - 2 MARCH 1953) Mother,
s/w Walter A.
IVA
F. NICKLESS
Funeral services for Mrs. Iva F. Nickless,
64, will be held at the Miner Funeral Home on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. Frank Gardner, of the Wagarville Methodist church will officiate.
Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery. Iva F. Bellinger was born on September
23, 1888 in Gladwin township. She was married to Walter Nickless on August 25,
1907 in Gladwin, and was a life time resident of the community. She had been in
ill health for 14 years and passed away at her home on Monday, March 2.
Surviving are her husband, Walter; three
sons, Neil and Geral, of Gladwin and Clare, of Bay City; one daughter, Mrs.
Maxine Breault, of Gladwin; her mother, Mrs. Dora Bellinger; three brothers,
Ron Bellinger, of Gladwin; Dr. Don Bellinger, of Saginaw and Dr. Wright
Bellinger, of Howell; three sisters, Mrs. Virgilene Ballmer and Mrs. Pearl
Hickey, of Gladwin, Mrs. Geneva Love, of Mt. Pleasant; also 14 grandchildren
and one great grandchild. Gladwin County Record dated 03-04/1953 Coumn - 5 Page
- 1
KITTY (LONG) NICKLESS (4 APRIL 1887 - 27 AUG 1960) s/w William A.
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. NICKLESS
Mrs. Kitty Nickless, 73, of
Survivors include her husband, William; one
son, Wilbur, of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wright of
M.
RANDALL LEE NICKLESS (28 MAY 1954 – 31 JULY 1979)
RANDALL NICKLESS
Randall L. Nickless, 25, of 680 South Hockaday Rd.,
Gladwin, died suddenly Tuesday, July 31, of injuries sustained in an automobile
accident. Born in Gladwin Township on May 28, 1954, he graduated from Gladwin
High School in 1972. Mr. Nickless was a self employed
carpenter. He and the former Karen Prokos were
married July 6, 1975, in Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 children,
Heather and Mavis; his parents, Gerald and Lorraine Nickless of Gladwin; and
one sister, Mrs. Gary (Darla) Most of Gladwin.
Services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Carter Miller will officiate and burial will be
in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-1/1979 Column – 3 Page –
2.
WALTER A. NICKLESS (25 AUG 1885 - 15 JULY 1970) Father, s/w Iva F.
ILLNESS
FATAL TO WALTER NICKLESS
Walter A. Nickless, 84, of north M-30, died
early this morning, Wednesday, in
Survivors include three sons, Neil and
Gerald, of Gladwin and Clare, of
WILLIAM A. "WILL" NICKLESS (25 AUG 1885 - 17 DEC 1962) s/w
Kitty
RITES
FRIDAY FOR WILLIAM NICKLESS
William A. (Will) Nickless, 77, died Monday
following an illness of several weeks. A retired
Survivors include a son, Wilbur, of Gladwin;
two brothers, Walter, of Gladwin, and John, of
LESLIE GEORGE NORTON (25 JULY 1924 - 19 MARCH 1992)
LESLIE NORTON
Leslie George Norton, 67, of Berkley, died at his
home Thursday, March 19, 1992. Born in Gladwin, July 25, 1924, he had lived in
Berkley since 1962. Mr. Norton was retired from Ford Motor Trim Repair and was
a veteran of World War II. Mr. Norton and the former Delphine Phillips were
married in 1956 in Novi.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, Robert
of Jupiter, Fla. and Patrick of Berkley; one daughter, Toni Schmittling of
Farmington Hills; and 8 grandchildren.
Rites were held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. from the
Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, Berkley. Burial was held Monday at 1 p.m. at the
Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 3-25/1992 Column – 4
Page – 2.
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O'S
LEAH
STEPHANIE OARD (25 JAN 1971 - 22 AUG 1972) Beloved daughter
INJURIES
FATAL TO CHILD
An 18-month-old child was fatally injured
Tuesday morning when she was run over by a car while playing in a driveway.
Beaverton City Police Chief Gary Rushford said Leah Oard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Oard, was playing in the driveway of the apartment house where her
parents and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malosh live on Glidden Road when the mishap
occurred about 10:30 a.m.
Rushford said Mrs. Malosh had gotten into
the car and started it and called to her son to get in also. The Oard girl was
to the right of the vehicle at this time, he added. Apparently the little girl
then moved in behind the car and Mrs. Malosh backed up over the child.
Mrs. Oard and Mrs. Malosh rushed Leah to Dr.
William Graham's office where the child died. Her obituary appears on page 2.
Gladwin County Record dated 08-23/1972 Column - ? Page - 1
LEAH
S. OARD
Leah Stephanie Oard, 18-month-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Oard, of
Besides her parents, she is survived by her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nimphie, of Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Oard, of Gladwin; great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elry Farison and Mrs.
Elizabeth Nimphie, all of Gladwin and Mrs. Virgie Oard, of Beaverton; and her
great great grandmother, Mrs. Nettie Farison, of Midland.
Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.
from the Beaverton Church of God. The Rev. Arthur Munger will officiate and
burial will be in the
RICK J. OCHKO (21 MARCH 1958 - 17 OCT 1992)
RICK OCHKO
Rick J. Ochko, 34, of 23040 Dequindre, Warren and
formerly of Gladwin, died suddenly Saturday, Oct. 17, 1992. He was born in
Midland March 21, 1958, and moved to Warren 9 months ago from Gladwin.
Surviving are his parents, Claude and Betty
Bartholomew of Gladwin; one brother, Dan Ochko of Kinross; 2 sisters, Kim Heath
of Bay City and Brenda Simpkins of Gladwin; and his
grandparents. Art and Elizabeth Baker of Gladwin and
Lester and Florence Bartholomew of Mt. Pleasant.
Rites will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev.
Donald Roberts will officiate and burial will be in
the Ridge Cemetery. Visitation is from 11 a.m. Thursday to time of service.
Gladwin County Record dated 10-21/1992 Column – 4 Page – 2.
CLAUDE J. OCKERMAN (15 JULY 1888 - 9 NOV 1951)
SERVICES
HELD FOR CLAUDE OCKERMAN
Funeral services for Claude J. Ockerman, 63,
were held on Sunday afternoon from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. John R.
Scott, pastor of the Gladwin Methodist church, officiated and burial was made
in the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Ockerman died suddenly at his home in Buckeye
township on Friday November 9. He was born in
Surviving are his wife; three sons, Jack R.
Ockerman, U. S. Navy, stationed in
CHARLES
N. OCKERMAN (1853 - 19 MAY 1941) s/w Eliza
FUNERAL
SERVICES HELD FOR CHARLES OCKERMAN
Charles Ockerman, born in
ELIZA (SIMPSON) OCKERMAN (17 FEB 1856 - 23 AUG 1931) s/w C.N.
ELIZA
SIMPSON OCKERMAN
Eliza
Simpson Ockerman was born Feb. 17, 1856, in West Williams, Ontario, Canada.
She
was married to C. N. Ockerman in January, 1879, in Park Hill, Ontario. Two
years later they moved to Sanilac county, Michigan, then to Owosso, Michigan,
where they lived for 19 years. From Owosso they came to Gladwin county, where
they have lived for 31 years.To this union were born four children, all living,
Robert at home, Will and Roy of near Hockaday and Ruth of Cleveland, Ohio.
In
her early youth she became a member of the Primitive Methodist church and lived
to the end trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ as her Saviour. She departed this
life Sunday morning, Aug. 23, after several weeks of serious illness, at the age
of 75 years, six months and 6 days.
Left
to mourn her loss are her loving companions with whom she shared the joys and
sorrows of life for almost 53 years, three sons, Robert, Will and Roy of
Gladwin, one daughter,
Mrs.
William Roloff of Cleveland, Ohio, 11 grandchildren, one great grandchild, one
sister, Mrs. Wilmot Reed of Deckerville, and three brothers, Solomon Simpson of
Whittemore,
William
Simpson of Port Huron and Miles of Toronto, Canada, and a host of friends and
relatives who will remember her as a sincere Christian, a loving wife and
mother and a
kind
and esteemed neighbor. Our loss, but her gain.
Burial
services were held at the Hockaday Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon -
conducted by Rev. E. Roloff of Weston, Mich, Interment in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-27/1931 Column – 1 Page – 1.
ROBERT J. OCKERMAN (5 JAN 1881 - 7 DEC 1963)
R.
J. OCKERMAN DIES SUDDENLY
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m.
at the Miner Funeral Home for Robert J. Ockerman, 82, who died suddenly
Saturday at the home of his brother, Roy, in
ROSE "ROSIE" ISABELLE (CRIPPS) OCKERMAN (5 DEC 1899 - 5 MAY 1999) s/w
Roy S.
ROSE
I. OCKERMAN
Rose
I. Ockerman, 99, of Allegan, and formerly of Gladwin, died Wednesday in Allegan.
Born Dec. 5, 1899 in Hockaday, Gladwin County, she was the daughter of Sylvester
and Isabell Cann
Cripps.
Rose married Roy S. Ockerman, Dec. 23, 1919 in Hockaday. He preceded her in death
Feb. 9, 1976. She was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church.
Surviving
are one son, Derwood and wife Martha Ockerman of West Branch; one daughter,
Wanda Mennega of Allegan; one daughter-in-law, Ruth Ockerman of Owosso; nine
grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren; and one great great- grandchild. She was
preceded in deathby one son, Glenn Ockerman; one son-in-law, Edward Mennega;
and one grandson.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev.
Robert
Marshall officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Gladwin County
Record dated 5-12/1999 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ROY S. OCKERMAN (30 OCT 1893 - 9 FEB 1976)
ROY
OCKERMAN
Roy S. Ockerman, 82, of 5205 W. M-18,
Surviving in additon to his wife are 2 sons,
Glenn of Owosso, and Derwood of Gladwin; a daughter, Mrs. Edward (Wanda)
Mennaga of Hastings; 1 sister, Mrs. William (Ruth) Rohloff of Cleveland, Ohio;
10 grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at Mathews
Funeral Home with the Rev. Helena Egts officiating. Burial will be in
PVT
SUSAN
OCKERMAN (1830 - 12 DEC 1904) Beloved wife of Robert Ockerman, Aged 73
years, 1 month & 1 day
Death
of Mrs. Robert Ockerman
Funeral
services of Susan Ockerman, wife of Robert Ockerman of Butman township, were held
at the Ridge M. E. church Wednesday, Rev. F. M. Crandell officiating. Mrs.
Ockerman was born in Ireland 73 years ago. After their marriage they moved to
Gladwin county and settled in the township mentioned above, where they have
been residents for a long time.
She
was a very devoted member of the Protestant Methodist church and held in high
esteem by her neighbors and acquaintances. Burial took place in highland cemetery,
Gladwin. She leaves beside her husband, two daughters and three sons who
express thanks for assistance
during
their bereavement. Gladwin County Record dated 12-16/1904 Column – 5 Page – 1.
THOMAS P. OCKERMAN (1 JUNE 1862 - 25 JUNE 1931)
THOMAS
P. OCKERMAN
Thomas P. Ockerman was born June 1, 1862, at
Mr. Ockerman was active in the politcal life
of his community, serving the township as road commissioner two years,
supervisor 13 years and chairman of the board of supervisors eight years. He
leavers besides his wife and five children two brothers, Nelson of Butman and
Robert of Owosso, and a host of friends. Services were held from the home in
Buckeye at two o'clock Saturdday afternoon, June 27, and interment in the Ridge
cemetery. Rev. Leroy M. Whitney, Methodist pastor at Gladwin, officiated, and
the ministry of music was brought by Mesdames Carrie Capling and Eva Bender.
His death removed frm the county one of its
best known, most highly respected and well liked citizens of the county. Loyal
to his friends, his township and county, his kindly voice and genial presence
will be missed by many. In Buckeye township he was soon designated by his
neighbors to take charge of public affairs and soon showed his capability.
Under his wise management the township emerged from debt and its financial
affairs became of the best in the county. As a member of the board of
supervisors his good service and reliability were recognized by his fellow
members in promoting him to the office of chairman, which he held for eight
years and which he declined to hold longer. Last April, owing to failing health
he declined to again be a candidate for the office of supervisor of his
township.
The board of supervisors, in the closing
hours of its last meeting, spoke feelingly of his memory and of their former
happy relations with him. A resolution of condolence offered by Supervisor
Colbeck, of
ROBERT
DENNY O'DELL (? - ?)
EVA (GARDEN) OGG (22 NOV 1895 - 3 JAN 1983) s/w William Arthur
EVA
OGG
Eva Ogg, 87, of
Surviving are 5 sons, Newell, Lyle, Grant and
Glenn of Gladwin and Jay of Rochester, Minn.; 3 daughters, Mrs. Floyd (Ruth)
Crockett of Midland, Mrs. Rube (Avis) Condra and Jean Ogg of Gladwin; one
sister, Mae Garden of Gladwin; 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Bates will officiate and burial
will be in the
Eva Ogg (Midland
Daily News, Jan. 5, 1983)
Eva Ogg, 87, 1745
Dow, Gladwin died Monday evening in
She was born in
Gladwin Township Nov.22, 1895, and was a lifelong resident. She married William A. Ogg in Gladwin on Nov.
25, 1913. He died May 19, 1966.
She leaves sons,
Newell Ogg, Lyle Ogg, Grant Ogg and Glen Ogg, all of Gladwin and Jay Ogg of
Services will be at 1
p.m. Thursday in Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin with the Rev. Donald Bates
officiating. Burial will be at
GRANT
OGG (25 OCT 1916 - 17 SEP 1988) s/w Mary
GRANT
OGG
Grant Ogg, 71, of
Services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy Shaw and the Rev. Helena Egts
officiated and burial was in the
HELEN E. (BELLINGER) OGG (26 JAN 1906 - 9 JAN 2001) s/w Joseph
"Dean"
Helen
E. Ogg, 94, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2001 at home following a long
illness.
Born
Jan. 26, 1906 in
Helen
married Dean Ogg, June 15, 1927 in Gladwin. He preceded her in death in 1973. She
taught public school for 30 years and was a member of the
Surviving
are four daughters, Yvonne and husband Fritz Kliewoneit of Gladwin, Linda and
husband Dennis Raymond of Gaylord, Judith and husband David Leddy of Houghton,
and Gayl and husband William Brugger of Coleman; one brother, John and wife
Geneva Bellinger of Gladwin; one sister, Lucille Swinehart of Roscommon; 11
grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.
She
was preceded in death by one daughter, Joan Ogg; and one sister, Marian
Reinberg.
Services
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Don Haskill
officiating. Burial will be in
Memorials
may be made to the Mid-Michigan Hospice or the Wagarville church.
JEAN OGG (30 OCT 1937 - 8 MARCH 1995)
JEAN
OGG
Jean Off, 57, of Gladwin, died Wednesday,
March 8, 1995. Born Oct. 30, 1937 in Gladwin, she was a lifetime resident of
Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday from
the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with the Rev. Deane Wyllys officiating.
Burial was in the
JOANN OGG (? - 1929)
JOSEPH
"DEAN" OGG (13 MAY 1906 - 20 DEC 1973) s/w Helen E.
DEAN
OGG
Dean Ogg, 67, of
Surviving are his wife, Helen; 4 daughters,
Mrs. Fritz (Yvonne) Kliewoneit of Gladwin, Mrs. David (Judy) Leddy of Houghton,
Mrs. Dennis (Linda) Raymond of Gaylord, and Mrs. William (Gayl) Brugger of
Coleman; 2 brothers, James and Edwin of Gladwin; 4 sisters, Mrs. Roy (Blanche)
Foor, Mrs. William (Fern) Chatterton, Mrs. Clarence (Sadie) Walker, all of
Gladwin, and Mrs. Ellen Burgess of Beaverton; and 11 grandchildren. One
daughter, Joan, preceded him in death in 1929.
Services were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at
the Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Wayne D. Jensen officiating and burial
was in
LYLE OGG (31 OCT 1915 - 21 MARCH 1998) s/w Wanda C.
LYLE
OGG
Lyle Ogg, 82, of Gladwin, died Saturday,
March 21, 1998 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland after a short illness.
Born Oct. 31, 1915 in Gladwin, he was the son of Arthur and Eva Ogg. He was a
lifelong resident of Gladwin. He was a farmer and had worked at the Gladwin
Post Office until retiring in 1979. He was also a director of the Gladwin Soil
Conservation District for many years. He was a member of
Besides his wife he is survived by three
sons, Elmer and wife Vicki of Muskegon, Arnold of Gladwin, and Elvin of Sault
Ste. Marie; four daughters, Evelyn and husband Thomas Marchant of Canton,
Arlene of Gladwin, Peggy of Westland, and Martha of Auburn; two brothers, Glenn
of Gladwin and Jay of Rochester, Minn.; two sisters, Ruth Crockett of Midland,
and Avis Condra of Gladwin; six grandchildren; and two step-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by two brothers,
Newell and Grant, and one sister, Jean. Services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday
at
MARY A. (BURNS) OGG (28 JULY 1917 - 21 MAY 2005) s/w Grant
Mary
A. Ogg, Mary A. Ogg, 87, of Gladwin passed away Saturday, May 21 at Gladwin
Living and
Surviving
are two sons, Rodney (Dominga) Ogg of Gladwin and Allan Ogg of Mayville; and
six grandchildren. A daughter-in-law, Peggy Ogg, predeceases her. Services were
held Monday at the Sisson Funeral Home. Rev. Phillip Hortop officiated and
burial was in
PEGGY LOUISE (WOOD) OGG (7 NOV 1949 - 5 JUNE 1997)
Peggy
L. Ogg, 47, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Jan. 5, 1997 at Hutzel Women’s Hospital in
Besides
her husband she is survived by two daughters, Stacie and Jamie; and two sons,
Aaron and Ryan, all at home; her mother, Margaret and husband Burfred Clark of
Harrison; one brother, Robert and wife Pat Wood of Albank, N.Y.; two sisters,
Cheryl and husband Richard Vaughan of Mt. Clemens and Leatha Wood and husband
Pat Martin of Grand Haven; and mother-in-law, Mary Ogg of Gladwin. She was preceded in death by her
father-in-law, Grant Ogg, Sept. 1988.
Services
will be held at 1pm Thursday at the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Tony Alexander will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2
to 9pm Wednesday. Burial will be in the
WANDA CLARA (FANSLAU) OGG (1930 - ?) s/w Lyle
WILLIAM ARTHUR OGG (22 OCT 1888 - 19 MAY 1966) s/w Eva
ILLNESS
FATAL TO ARTHUR OGG
Arthur Ogg, 77, of
Mr.
Ogg was a former member of the school board and at one timee, was clerk of
ROBERT L. OLAJOS (17 DEC 1927 - 9 DEC 1995)
ROBERT
L OLAJOS
Robert
L. Olajos, 67, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Dec. 9, 1995 at his home following a
long Illness. Born Dec. 17, 1927 in Owosso, he resided In Gladwin for the past 19
years since moving from Houghton Lake. Mr. Olajos had been employed as a
driller for North American Drilling in Gaylord until retiring in 1979. He was a
veteran who served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He married the former
Penny Wruck June 12, 1975 in Houghton Lake.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Robert J. and wife Joyce of East Lansing;
one
daughter,
Lisa Marie and husband Mike Schulters of Adrian; 2 stepsons, Andrew Hiywnak Jr.
of Kenosha, Wisc, and Brian Hrywnak of New Port Richey, Fla.; one brother, Nick
of Williamston; and 10 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 3 brothers,
Frank in 1990, Jim in 1988 and Steve in 1975; and 2 sisters, Elizabeth Howard
in 1949 and Julie Kloski in 1990.
Services
will be held at 1 p.m.today (Wednesday) from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
chapel with the Rev. Deane Wyllys officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery,
Gladwin. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider
memorials to the Hospice of Gladwin Area or the Mitten Bay Girl Scout Council.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-13/1995 Column – 1 Page – 7.
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LILLIAN (PARSONS) OPLAND (8 NOV 1905 - 17 AUG 1984)
LILLIAN
OPLAND
Lillian
Opland, 78, of 1305 N. Spring St., Gladwin died Friday, Aug. 17, in the Williamsburg
Convalescent Center in Farmington Hills, after a long illness. Born in Calumet
on November 8, 1905, she came to Gladwin County in 1942 from Detroit. She and
her husband owned Opland's resort several years ago at Pratts Lake. The former
Lillian Parsons, she was married to Ralph Opland November 12, 1927, in Detroit.
He preceded her in death September 7, 1981.
Surviving
are a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Lois) Biddinger of Novi; one brother, Samuel
of
Casper, Wyo.; one sister, Mrs. Mabel Kulpaca of Oxnard, Calif.; and 2
grandsons.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Thomas Spitler officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 8-22/1984 Column – 3 Page – 2.
RALPH
M. OPLAND (19 FEB 1896 - 7 SEP 1981)
RALPH
OPLAND
Ralph M. Opland, 85, of 1305 Spring St.,
Gladwin, died Monday, Sept. 7, in the
Besides his wife, he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Lois Biddinger of Novi; one sister, Mrs. Edna Trevarthen of
SGT
EMMA
VICTORIA (MATTIS) OSTRANDER (20 FEB 1885 -10 FEB 1965) Mother, s/w Levi K.
Ex-Resident
To Be Buried Saturday
Mrs.
Emma Ostrander, 80, of Flint, died today, (Wednesday) in Hurley Hospital. Born
in Gladwin County on Feb. 20, 1885, she moved to Flint 46 years ago.
Survivors
include four sons, Levi, Martin and Devere of Flint, and Ralph of Alberquerque,
New Mex.; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Campbell and Mr. Harold Bigham, of Flint,
Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs. Almont Washburn, of Copemish; 25 grandchildren and
45 great grandchildren.
Services
will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday from the Brown Funeral Home in Flint. The Rev.
O.
W. Polen will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery at 3 p.m. Saturday. Gladwin County Record dated
2-10/1965 Column – 3 Page – 3.
HARRY
C. OSTRANDER (19 JULY 1911 - 19 DEC 1964)
EX-RESIDENT
BURIED HERE
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Harry
C. Ostrander, 53, in
Surviving are his mother, Emma of Flint;
four brothers, Levi, Martin, and Devere, all of
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LEVI
KING OSTRANDER (9 JUNE 1879 - 2 JAN 1942) Father, My Jesus Mercy, s/w Emma V.
JOSEPHINE OUIMET (4 JAN 1935 - ?) m. 2 May 1953, s/w
P'S
GREGORY
ALAN PADELLA (27 OCT 1957 - 23 MARCH 1977)
Gregory
Alan Padella, 19, of
Surviving
are his parents, Richard and Beverly (Reynolds) Padella, 3 brothers, Frank,
Douglas and Christopher, all at home; 3 sisters, Mrs. Terry (Julie) Watson of
Gladwin and Teressa and Janette, at home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Folsom
Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Padella of Gladwin; and a great-grandmother, Mrs.
Edna Sturgis of St. Joseph.
Services
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald
Bates officiated and burial was in the
BLAIR
CHARLES PARKINSON (15 JULY 1914 - 25 FEB 1920)
Blair
Charles Parkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Parkinson of
CARRIE PARTRIDGE (6 JULY 1883 - 19 MAY 1924) Wife of William D.
Mrs.
William Partridge died May 19, 1924, at a Saginaw hospital. The body was
brought to Gladwin Tuesday and taken to the home of her niece, Mrs. Charles
Oglestone. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at one o'clock.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-22/1924 Column – 4 Page – 4.
BRIDGET
M. PASCOE (7 NOV 1915 - 13 MAY 2004) Beloved Wife & Mother
Bridget M. Pascoe,
age 88, passed away Thursday, May 13, 2004 at Gladwin Nursing and
She is survived by her husband Ernest; daughter in law Rosemary Atkinson of
Troy; brothers and sisters Colm Doherty of Australia, Patrick Doherty, Ann
Brannan and Vera Foden of England, Mealda Hall and Attracta Dooley, both of
Ireland; and several nieces, nephews and cousins in Ireland and England. She
was predeceased by her first husband, Lt. Bill Atkinson of the British Royal
Air Force who was killed in
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 17 at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Jerome Niedermier presiding with burial at
ERNEST
PASCOE (24 JUNE 1917 - 4 MARCH 2005)
Ernest
Pascoe, Ernest Pascoe, 87, of Gladwin, passed away Friday, March 4, 2005 at
Edna Mae’s Leisurely Living. He was born on June 24, 1917 in
Surviving
are his daughter in-law, Rosemary Atkinson of
Funeral
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 8, 2005 at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Patrick Jankowiak presiding with burial in
EARL PATIERNO (9 JUL 1922 – 4 MAR 1997), s/w Minnie P.
From
the Gladwin
EARL PATIERNO
Earl Patierno, 74, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, March 4, 1997 at Mid-Michigan
Regional Medical enter-Midland. He was born July 9, 1922 in
Besides
his wife he is survived by a son-in-law, Mehn and Lynne Starzewski of
PVT
MINNIE
P. PATIERNO (1919 - ?) s/w Earl
ELIZABETH ANN
(NETTLETON) PAVLOVICH (2 MAR 1956 – 30 AUG 2008)
Elizabeth
Ann Pavlovich, 52, of Flint passed away Saturday, aug. 30, 2008 at Genesys
Regional Medical Center. Elizabeth was born March 2, 1956 in Clare the daughter
of William and Elouise Nettleton. She loved children and was a favorite aunt to
many; Elizabeth enjoyed gardening, baking, canning and loved animals. In April
of 1989, Elizabeth married David Pavlovich and he survives her.
Also
surviving are beloved nephews and niece, Todd and Brandi Shell; great nieces
and nephews, Arielle, Zabra, Laken, Danielle, Klarise; sisters, Linda (Andy)
Walters, Juanita Brown; in-laws, Thomas (Jean) Pavlovich; brothers-in-law, Joe
(Lilly), Jim (Diane), Ray (Carrie), Bob Pavlovich; and many other nieces and
nephews.
Elizabeth
was preceded in death by her parents; and sister, Marjanna Shell. Friends may
visit the family from 3-6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008 at Brown Funeal Home in
Grand Blanc. The funeral service will be 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008 at the
funeral home. She will be laid to rest at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 9/3/2008.
CLARISSA
CARISSA
PEASE
Carissa
Lynn Pease, infant daughter of John and Tina Pease of Gladwin, was stillborn at
the Clare Community Hospital Thursday, Oct. 5, 1989.
Besides
her parents, she is survived by one brother, Anthony Pierce, at home; and
grandparents, Roger and Pauline Priest of Gladwin, Josephine Nazzer of Oak Park
and Gary Pierce Sr., of Texas.
Rites
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Donald Roberts officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-11/1989 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JEANETTE LYNN PERRY (20 MAY 1967 - 11 DEC 1995) In Loving Memory
Jeanette
Lynn Perry, 28, of Gladwin, died Monday, Dec. 11, 1995. Born May 20, 1967 in
Adrian she resided in Gladwin for the past 1 1/2 years. She was employed at
Bradley’s Edibles & Spirits.
Surviving
are her parents, Janice and Michael Gallagher of Saginaw, and Richard and Evelyn
Perry of Midland; 2 sisters, Tracie Jones of Coleman, and Michele Burgess of
Midland; half sister, Mary Perry of Midland; a half brother, Michael Perry of
Midland; her grandparents, Jean Munsen of Beaverton, Ruth VanLieu of Hamilton,
Ohio, and Richard T. Perry of Tecumseh; and special friends, Tom Kerrins of
Gladwin, and Carla Gottleber of Gladwin. She was preceded in death by one
sister, Debbie Perry in February 1962.
Services
were held at 1 p.m. Friday from the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-20/1995 Column – 6 Page – 7.
DAVID V. PETERS (13 SEP 1871 - 25 DEC 1915) Aged 44 years
Peters—David
V. Peters was born in Ontario, Canada, September 13, 1871 and died at his home
in Gladwin county, Mich., December 25, 1915, aged 44 years, 3 months and 12
days.
At
16 years of age Brother Peters came to Gladwin county, Mich., where he
continued to live till removed by death. On the 8th day of September, 1896 he
was united in marriage to Miss Ethel Hetherington. To this union three
daughters were born. One of them preceded her
father
to the spirit land.
Brother
Peters was converted to God during the pastorate of Rev. G. B. Day. Since that
time he has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal church in McClure. Our brother
assured us that he was at peace with God while we mourn our loss, he rejoices in
his eternal gain.
Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Wade Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 from the
McClure
church with interment at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-30/1915
Column – 5 Page – 1.
EARLIN WALLACE PETERS
(20 JUNE 1886 – 10 JAN 1954) Aged 67 years
Former
Resident
Passes
Away
Funeral
services for Earlin Wallace Peters, 67, a former resident of Gladwin, were held
on Thursday in Eaton Rapids. Mr. Peters died on Sunday at a convalescent home
in Parma, where he had been for the past month. He was born in Canada on June
20, 1886, coming to Gladwin at the age of one year.
His
parents settled on a farm one mile north and one mile east of McClure. In 1903
he was married to Miss Edith Rose. They moved to Eaton Rapids in 1922 where he
was an employee of Horner Woolen Mill for 25 years. In 1948 they moved to
Tompkin Center, where they were residents at the time of his death.
Surviving
are his wife, Edith; two sons, Delmer, of Tompkin Center and Corp. Wallace
Peters of Ft. Riley, Kansas; three daughters, Mrs. Flossie McGlaughlin of
Gladwin, Mrs. Iva Sebastian of Lakeworth, Florida, Mrs. Geneva Movers of
Tompkin Center; also six grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-20/1954 Column - 5 Page - 1.
FRANKIE VERNNA PETERS (1882 – 25 AUG 1903) Aged 20 years, s/w Valentine,
Wallace & Mary
MARY (REYNOLDS) PETERS (6 AUG 1839 - 11 MAY 1906) Aged 67 years, s/w
Valentine, Wallace & Frankie
Elder
Peters preached the funeral of Mrs. V. Peters Sunday in the McClure church to a
large congregation. She was a fine Christian woman and will be greatly missed
by her many friends. Gladwin County Record dated 5-17/1906 Column – 5 Page – 7.
VALENTINE PETERS (14 FEB 1835 -23 OCT 1902) Aged 68 years, s/w Walter,
Mary & Frankie
VALENTINE
PETERS was born in Canada, in the township of Camden, February 14, 1835, and
died from consumption, October 23, 1902, at his home in McClure, Mich., aged 67
years, 8 months and 9 days. At 20 years of age he moved to the township of
Olden, Ont., and when 21 years old he was united in marriage with Miss Mary Reynolds,
and to them 17 children were born, two of whom have passed to their last long
rest, 15 children with their mother being left to mourn his loss. About 15
years ago he with his family moved to Michigan where they have since lived. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. 0. C. Teachout, at their home, Oct. 25, 1902. The
interment was in Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-31/1902
Column – 4 Page – 8.
RUDY PILAR, JR (4 AUG 1961 - 21 JAN 1998) In loving memory
BURGESS W. POTTER (21 JUNE 1904 – AUG 1981) s/w Christene
CHRISTENE A. POTTER (7 JAN 1899 – JULY 1986) s/w Burgess W.
ALICE LORRAINE (YEAGER) POWLEY (14 SEP 1920 - 27 MARCH 1999) s/w Donald
Grant
ALICE
LORRAINE POWLEY
Alice
Lorraine Powley, 78, of Alpena, died Saturday, March 27, 1999. Born Sept. 14,
1920 in
Gladwin
County, she attended grade school at Hockaday School and high school in Detroit.
Alice married Donald Powley, Dec. 24, 1934 in Skeels. He preceded her in death
Sept. 9, 1977 in Tampa, Fla. They moved to Pontiac, where she worked at Fisher
- Body until World War II, then moved back to Gladwin. She worked at Gladwin
Hospital. They moved to Alpena in 1954, where she worked in a doctor's office
and also in a doctors office in Rogers City. The
moved
to Nokomis, Fla. in 1972. She was a past matron of Rogers City Chapter 501,
Order of Eastern Stars and was a member and held offices in Full Circle church
in Nokomis, Fla.
Surviving
are one son, Lee of Alpena; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren;
and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two brothers,
Alvin and Lawrence Yeager; and one sister, Margaret Thomas.
Services
were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Sisson Funeral Home, Gladwin. Gladwin County
Record dated 3-31/1999 Column – 1 Page – 2.
CHAUNCY POWLEY (27 JUNE 1872 - 17 NOV 1885)
The
burial services of Chancey Powley, youngest son of John P. and Francis Powley,
took place Wednesday, Nov. 18. He died of quinsy Tuesday, the 17th, and was
buried without funeral services, as it was feared the disease might be
contagious. Gladwin County Record dated 11-20/1885 Column - 4 Page - 5
DONALD
GRANT POWLEY (9 FEB 1915 - 9 SEP 1977)
Donald
Grant Powley, 62, of
Following
his discharge, he farmed in
In
1972, he moved to the Nokomis,
Services
were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena Egts
officiated and burial was in the
F1
LEVI
POWLEY (10 NOV 1868 - 1 DEC 1947) s/w Sarah J.
LEVI
POWLEY RITES ARE THURSDAY
Funeral services will be held on Thursday
afternoon for Levi Powley, 79, who died at his residence on Monday, December
1st. Services will be in the Gladwin Methodist church at 2 o'clock, preceded by
a short prayer service at the Reigle Funeral Home. The Rev. John Scott will
officiate and burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Powley was born in
Surviving are his wife; two daughters, Mrs
Percy Peters of Gladwin, Mrs. Gladys Garvin of
MATHEW JAMES POWLEY (13 AUG 1862 - 19 MARCH 1903) Aged 44 years, 7
months and 6 days
MATTHEW
POWLEY KILLED
STRUCK
BY FALLING BALE OF HAY IN A BARN
Old
Resident of Gladwin Township Meets Sudden Death
Matthew
Powley, a resident of Gladwin township, met death accidentally Monday morning
while handling hay in a barn, a bale falling some eight feet and striking him
on the head. He
lived
about 15 minutes, his mind being active to the last. Jacob Hoenshell was with
him at the
time
of the accident. Powley was some 40 years of age, and, came to Gladwin county
with his parents from Canada 25 years ago. He owned a good farm adjoining his
father's in
Gladwin
township.
Funeral
services were held at the Ridge church Thursday. Mr. Powley had recently
experienced religion. Gladwin County Record dated 3-22/1906 Column – 6 Page –
1.
Was
married to a Amy E. LEATON (daughter of: William Jerome & Nellie (?)
LEATON, SR).
SARAH
JANE (BAILEY) POWLEY (8 FEB 1878 - 31 DEC 1952) s/w Levi
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. POWLEY
Sarah Jane Powley, 74, passed away on
December 31, following a heart attack two weeks ago. Funeral services were held
on Sunday afternoon from the Gladwin Methodist church with the Rev. Truman S.
Lowell, of the Assembley of God church, officiating. Burial was made in the
Ridge cemetery.
Sarah Jane Bailey was born in
Surviving are two sons, Elroy 'Pat' Powley
and Donald Powley, both of Gladwin; two daughters, Mrs. Cassie Peters, of
Gladwin and Mrs. Gladys Gauvin, of
JOHN PRATT (1852 – 18 OCT 1902)
JOHN PRATT, aged 50, died Saturday afternoon,
October 18, of dropsy. Funeral
services were held at Ridge church by Rev. V.
Buxton, Monday. Gladwin County Record dated 10-24/1902 Column – 6 Page – 5.
SYLVIA E. PRIEBE (19 NOV 1919 - 3 APRIL 1974)
GLEN D. PUTMAN (30 MARCH 1809 - 14 APRIL 1909)
R'S
EMMA
GLADYS (ROBINSON) RAHN (27 AUG 1894 – 9 FEB 1977) s/w Frederick W.
Emma
Rahn
Emma
Gladys Rahn, 82, of 4419 Betty Lee Blvd., Wiggins Lake, died Wednesday February
9, at Bay Medical Center, Bay City. Born in Flushing, Mich., August 27, 1894,
she had lived in Saginaw 60 years before moving to Gladwin 15 years ago. Her
husband, Fred, died in 1973.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Fred and Al of Saginaw, Chet of Midland and Ken of Bay City; 2
daughters, Lois Coulson of Saginaw, and Ruth Houson of Muskegon; 12
grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild.
Services
were held Saturday, at 11 a.m. at Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Jerry
Locher officiating and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 2-16/1977 Column – 4 Page – 2.
.
FREDERICK W. RAHN (4 OCT 1886 – 23 APR 1973) s/w Emma G.
Fred
W. Rahn, 86, of Wiggins Lake, died Monday, April 23, at Gladwin Area Hospital. Born
in Saginaw October 4, 1886, he attended schools there. He was married to the former
Emma Robinson October 1, 1918, in Saginaw, and owned and operated a newsstand and
cigar store there for 55 years. He retired in 1960 and moved to Wiggins Lake.
Surviving
are his wife, Emma; four sons, two daughters, and 12 grandchildren.
Services
will be held this afternoon (Wednesday) at 2:30 p.m. at the Mathews Funeral
Home with the Rev. Winston Thomas of Bay City officiating. Burial will be in
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 4-25/1973 Column – 6 Page – 2.
ANNA RASCH (1865 – 15 AUG 1935) Mother, s/w George Sr.
Mrs.
George Rasch Dies at Detroit Hospital
Funeral
services were held Saturday morning, August 17, at 11:30 at the Catholic church
for Mrs. George Rasch, conducted by Rev. Fr. A. S. Baumann. Burial services
were at the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Rasch, a former resident of Gladwin township, died Thursday morning, August 15,
at a hospital in Detroit following an operation. She had been living with her
daughter, Miss Frances Rasch.
Surviving
her are three daughters, Miss Frances Rasch and Mrs. Jack Murphy of Detroit and
Mrs. Laycock of New Jersey; and five sons, Tony Rasch of Flint, John Rasch of
Lapeer, Morris Rasch of New York state, George Rasch of Yale, Lewis Rasch of
New Jersey. Gladwin County Record dated 8-21/1935 Column – 2 Page – 1.
GEORGE J. RASCH, SR (1853 – 25 OCT 1913) Father, s/w Anna
GEORGE
RASCH
George
J. Rasch, 83, of Venice, Fla., died Thursday, Oct. 25, in the Venice Hospital. Born
in Swartz Creek, he was a machine repairman for Chevrolet Manufacturing in Flint
for 37 years.
Surviving
are his wife, Elizabeth; 2 sons and 5 daughters; 3 brothers and a sister; 27
grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
Burial
was in St. Joseph Cemetery, Gaines, Mich. Gladwin County Record dated
10-31/1979 Column – 4 Page – 2.
MABLE A. REDMAN (1852 – 12 AUG 1926)
NANCY K. REED (1912 – 5 JUNE 2000)
GEORGE W. REIGLE (25 NOV 1882 - 5 APRIL 1963)
GEORGE
REIGLE SUCCUMBS
George W. Reigle, 80, died Friday in Gladwin
following a short illness. Born in
Survivors include a brother, Frank, of
IRVING
E. REIGLE (28 OCT 1885 - 2 APRIL 1918)
REIGLE---Erving
Reigle died at his home in
Erving E. Reigle was born in
In December 1916, Mr. and Mrs. Reigle moved
to
JAMES REIGLE (30 MARCH 1849 - 23 MARCH 1918)
REIGLE---James
Reigle was born in Schuylkill county,
Soon after his marriage they moved to
Lenzie, O., residing there 11 years. In April, 1885, they moved to
KATERINE (DONAT) REIGLE (10 OCT 1851 - 10 JULY 1926) Wife of James
Reigle,
MRS.
KATE DONAT REIGLE
Mrs. Kate Donat Reigle was born at Tamaqua
Schulkill county,
He departed this life March 27, 1917, after
which she made her home with her son Clarence. To this union were born ten
children, eight of whom are living; Mrs. Ellen Urback of Canton, Ohio; Wesley,
Frank and Mrs. Matilda Babcock and Clarence of Flint and George Reigle of
Gladwin.
Erwing and Clara preceded her in death.
Besides her children, she leaves one brother and sister of Pennslyvania and 30
grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Her remains were brought to the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ottis Shamel, Sunday afternoon. Her six
grandsons acted as pallbearers, John, Louis and L. Z. Reigle, James and Sidney
Babcock and Herbert Woods. Funeral services were held at the Wagarville M. E.
church Monday at 10:30, conducted by Rev. Peck. Gladwin County Record dated
07-15/1926 Column - 2 Page – 4
L. Z. REIGLE (25 DEC 1911 - 5 MAY 1977)
CAPT
WALTER
F. REMER (8 JULY 1897 - 2 DEC 1985)
WALTER
REMER
Walter F. Remer, 88, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
Walter of Gladwin and Roger of Flat Rock; 5 grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral
Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. John Rex will officiate and burial will be in
the
US
NAVY WWI
WALTER
J. REMER (17 JAN 1931 - 22 DEC 1987)
Walter
J. Remer, 56, of 4524 Nipigon Dr., Gladwin, died suddenly Tuesday, Dec. 22, at
his home. He was born in Saginaw June 17, 1931, and moved to Gladwin County in
1970, from Flat Rock. Mr. Remer was co-owner of the Remer Insurance Agency in
Flat Rock and served in the Army during the Korean War. He was a member of the
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, Valley of Detroit.
Surviving
are his mother, Mrs. Ethel Remer of Gladwin; one brother, Roger of Flat Rock;
and several nieces and nephews. His father, Walter, died Dec. 2, 1985. Rites
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Donald Keen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may
be given to the Gladwin Area Hospital Love Light Tree. Gladwin County Record
dated 12-30/1987 Column - 4 Page - 2
SSGT
US AIR FORCE
ROBERT RAY REMMERT (31 AUG 1926 - 29 APRIL 1979)
Robert
R. Remmert, 52, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 3 sons, Robert of Beaverton, Richard of Mt. Clemens
and Ronald at home; a foster son, Allen Wojie of St. Clair Shores; one
daughter, Susand, at home; his mother, Mrs. Lela Remmert; 4 brothers, Walter of
Brighton, Carl of Oxford, Frank of Detroit and Richard of Romeo; 3 sisters,
Mrs. Bernice Hewitt of Arizona, Mrs. Carol Yak of St. Clair Shores and Mrs.
Fawn Stewart of Oklahoma; and 3 grandsons.
Services
were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial was in the
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ADOLPH
RENAS (5 APR 1894 – 11 APR 1968)
Illness Fatal to Adolph Renas
Adolph Renas, 74, Well-known Sherman Township
resident, died Thursday, April 11, at his son's
home in Scottsdale, Ariz., where he had been
visiting. He was ill about four weeks. A retired farmer, Mr. Renas was born in
Germany April 5, 1894, and came to the United States from Europe in 1914. He moved
from Texas to Gladwin Countv in 1923. He and the former Alma Knopf were married
Nov. 2, 1930, in Gladwin, and she preceded him in death several years ago.
Surviving are five sons, Ernest of Grosse-Pointe,
Fred of Gladwin, Herbert of Westland, Arthur
of Lexington, N. C., and Walter of Scottsdale,
Ariz,; five daughters; Mrs. Harold Hahn (Emma) of Detroit, Mrs. Thomas Kruger
(Bertha) of St. Clair Shores, Miss Carol Renas of Detroit, Mrs. William Bray (Eleanor),
of Corpus Christi, Tex., and Mrs. William Page (Violet) of Elkhart, Ind.; 20
grandchildren and two great grandchildren; One daughter, Mrs. Betty Nast of
Detroit, preceded him in death, April 9, two days earlier.
Funeral services were held at the Round Lake Baptist
Church, of which he was a member, Monday, April 15, at 1:00 p.m. The Rev.
Norman Berkan, pastor of the church, officiated; and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. A prayer service for the family was held at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at
the. Miner Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 4-17/1968 Column – 6 Page
– 1.
ALMA (KNOPF) RENAS (31 MAY 1903 – 13 JAN 1961)
Rites Held for Mrs. Alma Renas
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the
Round Lake Baptist Church for Mrs.
Alma Renas, 57, of Sherman Township, who died at her
home Friday after an illness of several months. The Rev. Leon Franck officiated
and burial was in Ridge cemetery. The former Alma Knopf was born on May 31,
1903, in Poland, and was married to Adolph Renas on Nov. 2, 1930, in Gladwin. She
has been a member of the Round Lake Baptist Church since coming to Gladwin
County from Detroit 30 years ago.
Survivors include her husband, Adolph; five son: Ernest
of Grosse Pointe, Walter of Scottsdale, Ariz., Fred and Arthur, of Gladwin, and
Herbert of Inkster; six daughters, Mrs. Emma Hahn and Mrs. Betty Nast, of
Detroit, Mrs. Bertha Kruger of St. Clair Shores, Mrs. Eleanor Bray of Paris
Island, S.C., Mrs. Violet Page of Gladwin, and Miss Carol Renas at home; three
brothers, Adolf Knopf and Antone Knopf, of Detroit, and Walter Knopf of
Pontiac; and 20 grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 1-18/1961 Column – 7
Page – 1.
In Memoriam
In loving memory of Alma Renas who passed away one
year ago: Her life is a beautiful memory; Her absence is a silent grief; She
sleeps in God’s beauty garden, In the sunshine of perfect peace. She left us a
wonderful memory and a sorrow too great to be told; But to us who have loved,
and lost her; Her memory forever we’ll hold; Memories are treasures they cannot
steal; Death is a heartache nothing can heal; Some may forget, now you are
gone; But we shall
remember, no matter how long. Sadly missed by the
Renas family. Gladwin County Record dated 1-10/1962 Column – 2 Page – 15.
INGRID ANN RENAS (2 JULY 1946 - 3 JULY 1946) Our Baby
LYDIA RENAS (1894 - 1929)
MATTHEW PAUL RHODES (6 DEC 1972 - 7 DEC 1972)
HOWARD L. RICE (1906 – 15 AUG 1972) s/w Lois E.
LOIS ELIUZABETH (NICKLESS) RICE (26 APR 1912 – 1 SEP 1999) s/w Howard L.
LOIS
ELIZABETH RICE
Lois
Elizabeth Rice, 87, of Saginaw and formerly of Midland, died Wednesday, Sept.
1,
1999 at Luther Manor in Saginaw. Born April 26, 1912 in Bridgeport Township,
Saginaw County, she was the daughter of the late Benjamin Clements and Ida L.
(Emrick) Nickless.
Lois
married Howard L. Rice, Sept. 13, 1931 in Midland. He preceded her in death
Aug. 15,
1972.
She
was a long time member of the First United Methodist Church in Midland and the
W.S.C.S.,
and had been active in migrant ministry, county council PTA, and Sunday School.
Her interests included music, quilting, gardening, and baking.
Surviving
are her children and spouses, C. Thomas and Virginia Rice of Greensboro, N.C., J.
Benjamin
and Masako Rice, and Constance and Kenneth Moorhead, all of Midland, Jenifer
and Jerry Hare of Hemlock, and John H. and Veronica Rice of Saginaw; 11 grandchildren;
and seven great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her sister, Ilo E. Martin,
and an infant brother.
Services
were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the First United Methodist Church in Midland with
Dr. Charles Keyworth officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin.
Memorials may be made to the Swan Valley United Methodist Church or the donor's
choice. Smith-Miner Funeral Home in
Midland
was in charge of the arrangements. Gladwin County Record dated 9-8/1999 Column
– 2 Page – 2.
ELIZABETH (HERBST) RICHARDS (29 OCT 1858 – 27 AUG 1937)
Services Held Friday for Mrs. John Richards
Services were held Sunday afternoon at Rogers
Funeral Home for Mrs. John Richards, with Rev.
Karl Keefer officiating. Musical numbers were
given.by Mrs. Gordon A. Capling and Mrs. Arthur
Harrold. Burial was at Highland cemetery. Elizabeth
Herbst was born October 29, 1858, in Berk county, Pennsylvania. Her parents
were Peter and Hattie Herbst. She was one of a family of 10 children.
She attended the country schools in Pennsylvania. In
June, 1881, she married John Richards, who died in 1910 in Tennesee. In 1911
Mrs. Richards came to Godwin to make her home with
her daughter. She died here Friday August 27, Four
years ago she visited her old home in
Pennsylvania after, a period of 40 years absence.
Surviving her are her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Hutson,
five grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren,
and one sister, Mrs. Catherine Loadis of Berk
county, Pennsylvania. Gladwin County Record dated 9-1/1937 Column – 4 Page – 9.
RUBY RILEY (? - 6 DEC 1905) Daughter of O.F. & C.L. Riley, Aged 2
Years, 9 months & 24 days
CHILD
BURNED TO DEATH
Caught
in Flames Which Burned Tom Riley's House.
Reubie,
infant daughter of Tom Riley died from the effects of burns sustained Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Riley had left the house for a short call, leaving two small
children alone. The mother returned to find the house in flames and rushed in
to save her child, in so doing being badly burned herself. The child was
brought out of the flames badly burned and after a few hours of suffering breathed
it last. It was 1 year and 10 months old.
The
house and household goods all burned. Funeral services held Thursday conducted
by
Rev. F. Crandell. Gladwin County Record dated 12-8/1905 Column – 4 Page – 5.
JAMES RILEY (1817 – 11
NOV 1916)
JAMES
RILEY
ONES
OF THE FIRST PIONEERS OF GLADWIN COUNTY
SAW
COUNTRY DEVELOP FROM WILDERNES INTO FINE FARMS.---NEARLY 100 YEARS OF AGE.
The
death of James Riley removes the last of the first residents of the county. His
death took place Wednesday at 4:30 a.m. of old age, having been confined to his
bed a week. Had Mr. Riley lived until March, he would have been 100 years of
age. He had enjoyed remarkably good health and the retention of his faculties.
During the last fair he was one of the most active and interested spectators.
When
Mr. Riley came to Gladwin in the early '60's this was a vast wildernes reached
by canoes or on foot over trails through the woods. He walked from Saginaw and
was employed by lumbermen for a time, then homesteaded what is known as the
Riley farm north of the city. Here he lived many years and raised a family.
Mr.
Riley saw the vast forests of the county disappear and good farms take their
place; travel by canoe on the rivers, and over old lumber roads by wagon,
replaced by railroad and auto; churches, schools, villages and cities in place
of the forests.
During
the summer he was baptized in the faith of the Latter Day Saints at their
church in Gladwin township, where funeral services will be held Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-2
1916 Column - 7 Page -1.
AMANDA “AMELIA” (PAULUS) RISTAU (28 JUNE 1889 – 16 MARCH 1951) Mother,
s/w Leo & Theodore
Hold
Services for Mrs. Ristau
Funeral
services for Mrs. Amelia Ristau, 61, were held on Monday afternoon from the
Zion
Lutheran
Church in Oberlin. The Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiated and burial was made in
Ridge cemetery. A prayer service preceded the church service at the Reigle Funeral
Home.
Mrs.
Ristau was born in Poland on June 28, 1889, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Paulus. She
married
Leo Ristau in Cleveland, Ohio, on November 30, 1907. They came to Gladwin
county 37 years ago, from Cleveland.
Surviving
are her husband; one son, Henry, of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Alma
Traczynski,
of
Cleveland, Ohio; one brother, Henry Paulus, of Cleveland, Ohio; also, two
grandchildren. One son and one daughter preceded their mother in death. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-21/1951 Column – 7 Page – 1.
JULIUS RISTAU (9 JAN 1859 – 26 DEC 1936)
Julius Ristau, Sage Tp., Dies Saturday
Services were held Tuesday afternoon, December 28,
for Julius Ristau, at the home in Sage township at 1:30 and at the Zion Lutheran
church at Oberlin at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. H. F. Brietske. Burial
services were at the Ridge cemetery.
Born January 9, 1859, in Poland he married March 1,
1881. In 1900 Mr. and Mrs. Ristau came to
the United States and located in Cleveland, Ohio,
where they lived until they came to Gladwin county, and moved on a farm in Sage
township. Five years ago they were privileged to celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr. Ristau died December 26 of peritonitis.
He is survived by Mrs. Ristau, one son, Leo Ristau,
of Sage township and five daughters, Mrs. Pauline Ristau, Mrs. Jacobena Juergens,
Mrs. Wanda Paulus, Mrs. Molly Hackendorf and Mrs. Olga Gehrke, all of
Cleveland, Ohio. Gladwin County Record dated 12-30/1936 Column – 7 Page – 8.
LEO RISTAU (1 SEP 1885 – 17 NOV 1956) Father, s/w Amanda & Theodore
Wednesday
Rites for Sage Man
Leo
Ristau, 71, of Sage Township died Saturday after a short illness. He was born
in Poland on
September
1, 1885 and had lived in Gladwin County for the past 42 years. On December 30,
1907, in Cleveland he was married to Amanda Paulus who preceded him in death on
March 16, 1951. Mr. Ristau was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church at Oberlin.
Surviving
are one daughter Mrs. Alma Traczyhski of Cleveland, Ohio, one son, Henry Ristau
of
Van
Dyke, Michigan and three grandchildren. Five sisters, Mrs. Fred Ristau, Mrs.
Herman Juergens, Mrs. Julius Hackendorf, Mrs. Henry Paulus and Mrs. Olga Gehrke
of Cleveland also survive.
Funeral
services will be held Wednesday at 1:15 p. m. at the Hall Funeral Home and at
2:00 p. m. at the Zion Lutheran Church, Oberlin with Rev. Raymond Mueller officiating.
Interment will be in
the
Ridge Cemetery with Emil Schultz, Gottlieb Wegner, Theodore Wegner, Henry
Bunkosa,
Harry
Peck and William Yanke as pallbearers. Gladwin County Record dated 11-21/1956
Column – 6 Page – 1.
THEODORE RISTAU (1918 – 25 JULY 1927) Son, s/w Amanda & Leo
THEODORE
RISTAU
Theodore
Ristau, son of Leo Ristau, died July 25, 1927, aged nine years five months and
six days. The boy was operated on for mastoidectomy at the U. of M. hospital, Ann
Arbor, after which he was taken with miningitis. Funeral services were held
July 28, by Rev. Bernard Roth. Burial
took
place at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-4/1927 Column – 3
Page – 4.
KARLEEN
M. ROBB (6 APRIL 2000 - 17 MAY 2000)
Karleen
Michelle Robb, one month, 11 days, died Wednesday, May 17, 2000 at the
University of Michigan Medical Center in
Services were held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin with
Rev. John Coffman from the Church of the Nazarene, officiating. Burial was in
CARROL C. ROBERTS (1905 – 2 FEB 1907)
In memory of Carrol C, Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Roberts, who departed this life Feb. 2., aged 1 year, 4 months and 7
days. Funeral services were held Monday at the Southwell
schoolhouse conducted by Rev. E. A. Perone. School
was dismissed for the afternoon.
O, Savior, thou hast taken
Our darling boy away,
But we know he is in heaven,
And there with Thee will stay
Until the day of Judgment,
When Thou wilt then appear
In everlasting glory
To those who held Thee dear
Gladwin County Record dated 2-7/1907 Column – 4 Page
– 1.
DONALD LLOYD ROBERTS (8 FEB 1931 - 14 JULY 1992)
DONALD
ROBERTS
Donald
L. Roberts. 61. of 4548 Schmidt Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, July 14, 1992, at
his home
after
a long illness. Born in Gladwin on Feb. 8, 1931, he had spent his lifetime here
and fanned.
Mr.
Roberts and the former Shirley Grove were married Aug. 25, 1955, in Gladwin.
She died
Sept.
25, 1979. He then married Betty Scott June 5, 1987, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Shelly Roberts of Gladwin; a
step-daughter,
Cathy
Allen of Harrison; 2 stepsons, Mickey Scott of Harrison and Randy Scott of
Clare; and 4
grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 7-22/1992 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ELVIN BLAINE ROBERTS (1812 – 2 NOV 1926)
ELVIN BLAINE ROBERTS
Elvin Blaine Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roberts, died Nov. 2, after a short illness with
scarlet fever, aged,14 years, 1 month and 15 days. This
was his second year in Gladwin high school, where he will be greatly missed. He
was a very kind and loving child, and had a smile for all.
He leaves to mourn their loss his parents, three sisters
and three brothers, Wayne
and Beulah at home, Gordon and Martin in Flint, Mrs.
Carl Knight of Sanford, Mrs. Orville Burnside of Gladwin, grandfather and other
relatives and a host of friends.
Burial took place in Ridge cemetery. Gone but not
forgotten, God took him away for he knew best, but no one knows how sad are the
rest.
A darling boy from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-11/1926 Column – 3
Page – 4.
HARRY HAROLD ROBERTS (24 MARCH 1909 – 3 OCT 1909)
Obituary.
Harry
Harold, son of Theodore Roberts of Sage township, aged 6 months and 9 days,
died Oct. 3 of cholera infantum.
Services
were held Tuesday at the Ridge church conducted by Rev. G. B. Day. Interment
took place in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-7/1909 Column – 4
Page – 1.
HAZEN ROBERTS (21 FEB
1897 – 3 JAN 1949)
Former
Resident Dies Monday
Hazen
Roberts, 51, farmer resident of Sage township, passed away on Monday, January
3.
Funeral
services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hall Funeral
Home with
burial
in the Ridge cemetery. The Rev. John Scott will officiate.
Mr.
Roberts was born in Sage township on February 21, 1897, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph
Roberts.
Surviving are three brothers, Samuel Roberts of Enunclaw, Washington, John Roberts
of Sage and DeWitt Roberts of Geneva, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Geneva Sutton of
Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs. Mae Kelly of Gladwin. One sister, Mrs. Olive Rose,
preceded him in death. Gladwin County Record dated 1-5/1949 Column – 6 Page –
1.
JOHN
H. ROBERTS (21 AUG 1895 - 14 DEC 1954)
LONG
ILLNESS FATAL TO JOHN ROBERTS
John H. Roberts, 59, passed away Tuesday,
Dec. 14, at his home in Sage township. Mr. Roberts was born August 21, 1895 in
Sage township. On June 15, 1921 he was married to Emma Berg who preceded him in
death. He had been a lifelong resident of the township and was a member of the
He is survived by a son, Donald, at home;
two sisters, Jane Sutton of
Services will be held Friday, Dec. 17.
Prayer will be at the Hall Funeral Home at 1:15 p.m. and at the Oberlin church
at 2:00, with the Rev. Raymond Mueller officiating. Burial will be in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-15/1954 Column - 7 Page - 1
MI
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JOSEPH
ROBERTS (19 OCT 1860 - 4 MARCH 1933)
JOSEPH ROBERTS
Joseph Roberts, a former resident of Sage township,
died of heart failure March 4, 1933, at Comins, Oscoda county. His body was
brought to Gladwin and taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kelley,
in Sage township, where services were held Tuesday afternoon, March 7. Mrs. J.
C. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Jenks and Miss Jean Roberts of Columbus, Ohio were here
for the funeral. Gladwin County Record dated 3-9/1933 Column – 6 Page – 1.
JOSEPHINE L. (NETTLETON) ROBERTS (6 APR 1922 – 4 JUN 1997)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- June 11, 1997
Josephine L. Roberts, 75, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, June 4, 1997 at the
Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. Born April 6, 1922 in Gladwin to William and Rose
Schranz Nettleton, she lived in
Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid.
Surviving
are one son, Marvin and wife Mary of
Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Our Savior Lutheran Church with the
Rev. Timothy Verity officiating. Burial was in
LAURA
M. (MURDOCK) ROBERTS (15 JAN 1874 - JULY 1955) s/w Theo
MRS.
LAURA ROBERTS BURIED HERE
Mrs. Laura M. Roberts, 81, passed away very
suddenly at her home at
Mrs. Roberts is survived by three sons,
Martin of Houghton Lake, Wayne and Gordon of Gladwin; two daughters, Rilla
Knight, Gladwin and Beulah Moe, Sanford; two brothers, Arthur Murdock of
LIZZIE L. ROBERTS (15 OCT 1901 - 14 SEP 1903) Aged 1 year & 11
months, Our Babies, Children of Theodore & Laura Roberts, s/w Theodore
Died,
Sept. 14, in Sage, Theodore, aged two years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roberts. Gladwin County Record dated 9-18/1903 Column – 3 Page – 10.
MARVIN
V. ROBERTS, SR (8 FEB 1915 - 22 NOV 1972)
Marvin
V. Roberts, 57, of
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son Marvin, a tackle on the
NORA
B. ROBERTS (4 AUG 1870 - 19 JAN 1908) Mother
OBITUARY.
Mrs.
Joseph Roberts died Jan. 19, of tuberculosis, at her home in Sage township, aged
37 years, 5 months and 15 days. She had been confined to her bed for a long
time, but bore her suffering with a Christian fortitude. Funeral services were
held at the green schoolhouse
Wednesday,
conducted by Rev. E. A. Perone. Interment took place in Gladwin township
cemetery. May she rest in peace. Gladwin County Record dated 1-23/1908 Column –
5 Page – 1.
SHIRLEY JOANNE (GROVE) ROBERTS (18 JULY 1929 - 25 SEP 1979) Beloved Wife
& Mother
SHIRLEY
ROBERTS
Shirley
J. Roberts, 50, of 4548 Schmidt Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, in the Midland
Hospital Center following a long illness. Born in Sage Township on July
18,1929, she had spent her lifetime here. The former Shirley Grove, she was
married to Don Roberts on August 25, 1955, in Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Shelly Ann, at home; 3 sisters,
Mrs.
Beatrice Smith and Mrs. Delavina Card of Gladwin and Mrs. Cecil Behnke of
Florida; 7
brothers,
Mervin of Gaylord, Wilbur of Beaverton, Basil, Omer, Holland and Mike of Gladwin
and Duane of Flint.
Services
will be held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 9-26/1979 Column – 4 Page – 2.
THEODORE H. ROBERTS (22 JUNE 1868 - AUG 1951) s/w Laura
FORMER
SAGE MAN BURIED SUNDAY
Funeral
Services for Theodore H. Roberts, 83, were held Sunday afternoon from the
Gladwin Latter Day Saints church. Elder B. H. Doty officiated and burial was
made in
THEODORE ROBERTS (15 OCT 1901 - 14 SEP 1903) Aged 1 year, 1 month &
21 days, Our Babies, Children of Theodore & Laura Roberts, s/w Lizzie L.
Died,
Sept. 14, in Sage, Theodore, aged two years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roberts. Gladwin County Record dated 9-18/1903 Column – 3 Page – 10.
AGNES BERTHA (HETHERINGTON) ROBINSON (15 JAN 1869 - 12 AUG 1942)
Agnes B. Robinson Dies Here Wednesday
Services were held Sunday, August 16, at the Rogers
Funeral Home for Mrs. Agnes Bertha Robinson, 73, who died at her home just
north of Gladwin city on Wednesday, August 12. Mrs. Robinson was born January 15,
1869, in Hillsboro, Ontario, and was the youngest of a
family of 13 born to the late Simon and Leatica
Hetherington, all having preceded her in death but one.
The earlier part of her life was spent in Canada and
she came to Gladwin after her marriage to Fred Robinson on March 25, 1897. To
them were born a son and a daughter. The son passed away in infancy. Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson settled on a farm in Gladwin township where they resided until
moving to their present home in Gladwin city 20 years ago.
Surviving besides her husband is a daughter, Ada, at
home one sister, Mrs. Ruth Shipley of Forest, Ontario, and other relatives and
friends.
Pall-bearers at the funeral Sunday were Newman
Albert, Leslie Philander, Oney and James Hetherington. Relatives attending the
funeral from out of town were Mrs. Ruth
Shipley and daughter, Mrs. Chas May of Forrest,
Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Dune Ferguson and William Gale, of Sarnia, Ontario;
George Robinson, Earl Robinson and Wilford Down of Strathroy, Ontario; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Robinson and daughter of Port Huron; John Robinson and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hetherington, of Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edick of Flint;
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hetherington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musser, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Hetherington and son, all of Bay City; Wilbur and George
Breault of Camp Custer; and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Robinson and family of Detroit. Burial
was in Ridge cemetery with the Rev. Floyd N. Drake officiating. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-19/1942 Column – 3 Page – 8.
CHARLES HENRY ROBINSON (7 MARCH 1907 - 10 MARCH 1907)
An infant child of Fred Robinson, McClure, died
Saturday. Interment took place Sunday in Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-14/1907 Column – 3 Page – 5.
FREDRICK CHARLES ROBINSON (28 DEC 1871 - 24 DEC 1947)
FREDERICK
ROBINSON
Frederick A. Robinson, 63, of
Survivors are his wife, Ardis; 2 sons,
Ronald and Bernard, both of Coleman; 1 daughter, Mrs. Jerry Kaleto, of Gladwin;
5 brothers, Jack, Charles, Burton and Joe, all of California, and Paul of
Louisiana; a sister, Mrs. William (Genevieve) Hopkins of California; 10
granddaughters and a grandson.
Services are being held today (Wednesday) at
2:00 p.m. at
MYRLEC ROBINSON (19 JAN 1906 - 9 FEB 1906)
FREDERICK WILLIAM ROHLOFF (1861 – 25 AUG 1956) Father, s/w Rohloff (b.
1868)
Butman
Resident Rites Monday
Frederick
William Rohloff 93, of Butman township, died Saturday, August 25, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Alfred Flaming of Gladwin. Mr. Rolhoff was born November 11,
1862 in Poland. He was married to Caroline Stockman in 1886 and had lived in
Gladwin County for the past 48 years, moving here from Cleveland, Ohio, in
1908.
Surviving
are six children: Mrs. Nettie Flaming, Mrs. Otilia Boesch, Newark, Ohio, Mrs.
Augusta Peck, Avon Lake, Ohio; Ewald A., of Holt, William H., Cleveland, and
Fred G. Rolhoff, Willoughby, Ohio; also 14 grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren. His wife and one son preceded him in death.
Funeral
services were held at the Miner Funeral Home at 2:00 p.m. on Monday. The Rev. H.
C. Hall, Rev. Gordon H Rolhoff and Rev. Ewald A. Rolhoff were the officiating
clergymen. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-29/1956 Column – 5 Page – 1.
CAROLINE (STOCKMAN) ROHLOFF (2 FEB 1868 – 4 APR 1941) Mother, s/w
Rohloff (b. 1861)
Funeral
Services Held for Caroline Rohloff
Caroline
Stockman Rohloff was born February 2, 1868 in Wola, Mlock, Plosk, Poland and
died at her home after a long illness on April 4 at the age of 73 years. She
was married to Fredrick W. Rohloff on April 13, 1886 and in 1900 migrated to
the United States living in Cleveland, Ohio for 8 years. In 1908 they moved to
Gladwin where they lived on a farm until her death.
Left
to mourn are her husband Fredrick W. Rohioff, three daughters, Mrs. John
Boesch, of Willoughby, Ohio, Mrs. Alfred Fleming of Gladwin and Mrs. F. E. Peck
of Cleveland, Ohio, three sons, Ewald of Jackson, William H. of Euclid, Ohio
and Fred Geo. of Willoughby, Ohio.
Funeral
services were held in the Butman Menonite Church on Monday, April 7, with Rev.
Kroeker and Ben Kranich officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 4-9/1941
Column – 7 Page – 5.
ROY DONALD ROSS (3 MAY 1914 - 16 SEP
1917)
ROSS.---Roy Donald Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Ross, was born May 3, 1914, and departed this life Sept. 16, 1917, aged 3
years, 4 months, 13 days. He leaves a father and mother and two brothers,
Harold and Calvin. So up, far up, his spirit wandered. Through the mist of
pearly dew. And the angels at the gateway. Led the little wanderer through, And
upon the emerald meadows, Snow-white lillies more than fair, Bloomed in tender,
radiant beauty, For this child of God to wear. The funeral was held Wednesday
at the home of W. L. Taylor, conducted by Rev. T. A. Wallace. Interment in the
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 09-20/1917 Column - 4 Page - 4
ANNA ROSSOL (1863 - 1949) s/w Gottlieb
GOTTLIEB ROSSOL (1865 - 1945) s/w Anna
BEULAH
M. ROWSTON (13 JUNE 1921 - ?) m. 24 Jun 1942, s/w Donald L.
Beulah M. Rowston,
85, of Gladwin passed away Aug. 9, 2006 at the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. She
was born June 13, 1921 in
Surviving are one son, Robert Rowston of
Services were held Tuesday at
DONALD L. ROWSTON (5 JUNE 1921 - 4 MAY 2001) m. 24 Jun 1942, s/w Beulah
M.
ADOLPH RUMMINGER (17
JULY 1881 – 5 DEC 1952)
Services
Held for Adolph Rumminger
Adolf
Rumminger, 71, passed away on Friday, December 5, at the home of his son,
Richard
Rumminger
of Butman township, after several years illness. Funeral services were held on
Monday
afternoon from the Round Lake Baptist church. The Rev. Victor Prendinger
officiated and burial was made in Ridge cemetery.
Mr.
Rumminger was born on July 17, 1881, In Poland. He came to Detroit in 1900 and
to Sage township in 1906. In 1921 he moved to his present home in Butman township.
He was married to Miss Helen Steinkraus in 1911, who preceded him in death in
1923.
Surviving
are his son, Richard; a daughter, Erna, of Plymouth; a sister, Amelia Failer,
of Poland; also five grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 12-10/1952
Column – 6 Page – 1.
HELEN
RUMMINGER (1882 - MARCH 1923) Mother, s/w Henry
MRS.
ADOLPH RUMMINGER
Helen, wife of Adolph Rumminger, died in
Detroit where he was taking medical treatment. She was 41 years old and was
born in
HENRY
RUMMINGER (1912 – 12 DEC 1937) Son, s/w Helen
Three
Die in Flaming Car
Fatal
Auto Crash Near Highwood Injures Six Others
A
roaring gasoline inferno that trapped three Gladwin men in a small coupe
following a head on collision near Highwood late Saturday night had cost the
lives of all three today. Two died of burns in hospitals within a few hours of
the crash, and the third died in Bay City Mercy Hospital Tuesday noon. Six
other persons in the second car suffered painful injuries.
THE
DEAD:
ERNEST
PECK, died in the Clare hospital at 7 a. m. Sunday.
HENRY
RUMMINGER, died in Mercy Hospital, Bay City, at 7:30 a.m. Sunday.
GEORGE
PECK, died in Mercy Hospital, Bay City, at noon Tuesday.
THE
INJURED:
EDWIN
KLEISS, brain concussion, cuts and bruises, at home.
EDWARD
YANKE, in Mercy Hospital, Bay City, with fractured jaw and possible internal injuries.
THELMA
HARGER, severe cuts and bruises.
ALTA
HARGER, severe cuts and bruises.
ELDA
BARTON, cuts and bruises.
OTTO
KLEISS, cuts and bruises.
All
of the men live on farms near Gladwin. Thelma and Alta Harger are employed at
the Hotel
Gladwin.
Miss Barton works at the Howard House. First Aid Here Gladwin physicians were
called to give first aid to all of the injured in the accident. The four most
seriously injured were sent to hospitals immediately.
The
Peck brothers and Rumminger were returning from a dance held at Art Whitney's Whitney
Beach resort. The car carrying the Kleiss brothers and party were enroute to
the dance. The cars came together about a mile west of the dance hall on the Highwood
road. So teriffic was the crash that the engine of the Peck car was driven back
into the body of the car, imprisoning the men. The gas tank exploded, spraying
the occupants of the car with gasoline and igniting their clothes.
Sheriff Investigating
The
boys were helpless to extricate themselves from the car. At first their
clothing was burned off and their bodies seared. Efforts of passing motorists
to null them from the car were at first foiled by the gas explosions and bursts
of flame from within the car. Finally, however, all three were taken from the
car. Sheriff Ray Cowell and Deputy Leonard Merrick are in charge of investigation
of the case. Statements will be taken from the six passengers in the Kleiss car
as soon as they are in condition to testify, the sheriff said.
Edwin
Kleiss, driver of the car, says he was blinded by the approaching headlights
and that
visibility
was further blurred by frost on the windshield, officers reported.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral
services for Henry Rumminger were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. at the
Round
Lake German Baptist church. Rev. P. F. Schilling officiated. Burial was in the Ridge
cemetery.
Double
funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. for George and
Ernest
Peek
at the Round Lake German Baptist church. Rev. P. F. Schilling will officiate
and
burial
will be in the Skeels cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-15/1937 Column –
8 Page – 1.
BEATRICE
M. RUSSELL (1927 - ?) s/w Otto H.
GOTTLIEB
RUSSELL (23 DEC 1863 - 23 JAN 1945)
ROUND
Gottlieb Russell, 82, resident of
OTTO H. RUSSELL (17 NOV 1923 - 15 OCT 1995), s/w Beatrice M.
OTTO
H. RUSSELL
Otto
H. Russell, 71, of Gladwin, died Sunday, Oct. 15, 1995 at his home. Born Nov.
17, 1923 in Detroit, he spent many years in St. Clair Shores before moving to
Gladwin in 1986. Mr. Russell was a member of the Gladwin Cornerstone Baptist
Church and was a veteran of World War II. He married the former Beatrice Young
April 20, 1946 in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 sons. Stephen and wife Patricia of Ortonville,
and David of St. Clair Shores; 4 daughters, Connie and husband Michael
McClatchey of Ann Arbor, Nancy and husband Michael Brukley of Lawndale, Mo.,
Roxanne Russell of Sarasota, Fla., and Deborah Epstein of Chandler, Ariz.; one sister,
Edna Grove of Gladwin; and 8 grandchildren.
Rites
will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday from the Gladwin Cornerstone Baptist Church
with the
Rev.
Jack Metzler officiating. Burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Friends may
call at the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin from 2 to 9 p.m. today (Wednesday).
Memorials may be made to the church. Gladwin County Record dated 10-18/1995
Column – 1 Page – 7.
US
ARMY WWII
WILLIAM EDWARD RUSSELL (1853 - 1934)
DANIEL
RUSSOL (1889 - 1951)
EMMA RUSSOL (16 NOV 1895 - 1 SEP 1929)
MRS.
EMMA RUSSOL
Mrs. Emma Russol, wife of Daniel Russol,
died Sept. 1, 1929 in a
ISAAC
EDWARD RUTTAN (6 JUNE 1893 - 3 AUG 1973)
EDWARD
RUTTAN
Edward Ruttan, 80, died Friday, August 3, at
his home in
Surviving are his wife,
JAMES
BOYD RUTTAN (5 JULY 1922 - 16 AUG 1925)
JAMES
BOYD RUTTAN
James Boyd Ruttan, son of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Ruttan, died Aug. 16, 1925, after an attack of cholera infantum. He was born
July 5, 1922. Services were held at the Free Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon, followed by burial in Ridge cemetery.
He is survived by his parents, his sister
Maxine, and his brother Harold and a host of relatives and friends.
"A preciouse babe from us has gone; A
voice we loved is stilled; A place is vacant in our hearts. That never can be
filled." Gladwin County Record dated 08-20/1925 Column - 5 Page - 4
Lydia C. Ruttan, 90, of
Surviving are one sister, Mildred Foor of
Gladwin; one granddaughter; 3 great grandchildren; and 6 great great
grandchildren. A daughter and 2 sons preceded her in death. Rites were held
Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the R.O. Savage Funeral Home, Standish. Burial was in
the
DELORES MAXINE (RUTTAN) HUBER (7 JULY 1918 - 29 MAY 1938)
Holiday
Crash is Fatal Here
Funeral
services were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday for Mrs. Delores Maxine Huber, 20, who
was almost instantly killed early Sunday morning when the car in which she was
riding sideswiped another driven by Albert Miller, of Gladwin, on M-18 six mile
south of Prudenville.
Driving
the car in which Mrs. Huber was riding was Alfred Mantey, of Detroit. Riding
with
them
were Ed Yanke, of Gladwin, and Ruth Ferus, of Grosse Pointe. None of the others
were
seriously
injured. Miller was preceding north on M-18 and the Mantey car was going south.
The accident occurred at 1:15 a. m. Troopers Ralph Glassford and Jack Coltson,
of the Houghton Lake State Police Post, are investigating the accident.
Tuesday
funeral services were conducted by Rev. Humphrey at the Latter Day Saints Church,
six miles north of Gladwin. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Huber is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruttan. Gladwin County Record dated
6-1/1938 Column – 7 Page – 1.
S'S
JOHN
F. SAMPSON (11 FEB 1852 - 11 JUNE 1917)
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
JOHN SAMPSON OF GLADWIN TOWNSHIP TAKEN AWAY MONDAY
Despondency Caused by III Health Leads to Rash Deed
by Old Resident.
John Sampson, one of the oldest and best known
residents of Gladwin township, ended his own life Monday morning by cutting his
throat with a jackknife. When he was found to be missing a search of the
premises was made, and only by accident was he found in a small enclosure under
a straw stack, life not quite gone, but unable to speak.
The only cause for the sad ending was poor health.
Mr. Sampson had suffered from stomach trouble for some time, and he had
forebodings that cancer of the stomach was the cause. This trouble gave him
much uneasiness.
Mr. Sampson had lived in Gladwin township nearly 40
years. In the days of logging he followed the life; of a woodsman, and as was
characteristic of this class of men he was big hearted and true, loyal to his friends
and ever ready to assist the needy. After lumbering days he became a farmer. He
stood high with his fellow men, and ably served his township as supervisor a
number of terms.
Mr. Sampson was born in Canada. He was aged 65 years
and 4 months. He leaves several sons and daughters. His wife died a number of
years ago. Funeral services were held at Wagarville, June 13, with interment in
Highland cemetery. The I. O. O. F., of which he was a member, conducted the
lats sad rites at the grave. Gladwin County Record dated 6-14/1917 Column – 4
Page – 1.
MATILDA B. SAMPSON (1863 – 22 MAR 1901)
Death of Mrs. John Sampson.
The death of Matilda, wife of John Sampson, of
Gladwin township, took place March 22. She was 38 years old. Funeral services
were held at the Ridge M. E. church and were largely attended. The remains were
interred in Gladwin cemetery.
Deceased had resided in Gladwin township a number of
years, and was highly esteemed. The bereaved husband and children have the
sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement. Gladwin County
Record dated 3-29/1901 Column – 6 Page – 7.
ROGER LUDVIG SANDBANK (4 JAN 1934 – 11 APR 1991)
ROGER
SANDBANK
Roger
L. Sandbank, 57, of 3872 Thendara Ct., Gladwin, died Thursday, April 11, 1991,
in the
MidMichlgan
Regional Medical Center-Gladwin, after a short illness. Born in Aura, Jan. 4,
1934, he moved to Gladwin County 4 ½ years ago from Flint. Mr. Sandbank was a
material handler for the last 17 years for G. M. Truck and Bus In Flint. He was
a member of the Secord Eagles Club 4121, the Flint Eagles Club 629 and the
Croation club of Flint. He was active in bowling, golf, tennis and basketball
and helped start the Junior Bowling Program In
Flint.
Surviving
are one son, Darren of Texas; one daughter, Tamara of Arizona; his mother, Mrs.
Emma
Sandbank of Detroit; his companion, Barbara Miller of Gladwin; and 3
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 3 half brothers and a half sister.
Rites
were held Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Roger Hardy officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. An Eagles Memorial
Service was held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Memorials may be made to Hospice of
Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 4-17/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
ADELA SAUER (2 APR 1893 – 28 MAY 1952)
Adela Sauer
Miss Adela Sauer, 58 passed away at the home of her
parents on Wednesday, May 28, in Cleveland, Ohio. She had been in ill health
for some time. Miss Sauer was born in Poland on April 2, 1893, and came to the United
States in 1911.
Survivors are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Sauer; three brothers, Adolph of Gladwin and August and Henry of Detroit; two
sisters, Pauline of Detroit and Mrs. Anna Ziemer of Sage.
Funeral services were held at the Hall Funeral Home
on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. G. G.
Press, of the West Branch Lutheran church,
officiated and burial was made in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
6-4/1952 Column – 2 Page – 13.
ADOLPH SAUER (1 MARCH 1895 - 9 OCT 1986)
ADOLPH
SAUER
Adolph Sauer, 91, of Gladwin, died Thursday,
Oct. 9, at the Gladwin Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in
Rites were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and burial was
in the
AUGUST SAUER (13 AUG 1900 – 12 JULY 1993)
AUGUST SAUER
August Sauer, 92, of Florida and formerly of
Gladwin, died Monday, July 12, 1993, after a
long illness. Born in Poland, Aug. 13, 1900, he was
an Insurance salesman.
Surviving are 2 daughters, Marilyn Fischer of Warren
and Joyce Strasburg of Niceville, Fla.;
3 sons, Wesley of San Diego, Calif., Dennis of
Harper Woods and Elmer of Detroit; one sister, Ann Ziemer of Gladwin; 11
grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Rites were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson
Funeral Home. The Rev. George Coon officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-21/1993 Column – 3 Page – 2.
HENRY SAUER (8 JULY 1902 – 31 DEC 1962)
Passes After Long Illness
Funeral services will be-held Thursday at 2 p.m. at
the Miner Chapel for Henry Sauer, 60,
of 4034 Hereford, Detroit, who died at the Gladwin
Nursing Home on Monday following an
illness of many months. The Rev. Raymond Schultz, of
St. John’s Lutheran Church, will officiate and burial is in Ridge Cemetery.
A former supervisor in American-Motors Aircraft
Division, he was born on July 8, 1902, in
Germany. He was a member of Hope Lutheran Church,
Detroit.
Survivors include his wife, Mabel; two brothers,
Adolph and August, of Gladwin; and two
sisters, Mrs. Anna (Henry) Zimer, and Mrs. Pauline
(August) Keding, also of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 1-2/1963 Column –
1 Page – 2.
JULIUS SAUER (5 NOV 1862 - 25 OCT 1957) s/w Louise
SERVICES
HELD FOR JULIUS SAUER, 94
Julius Sauer, 94, retired Sage township
farmer, died on Friday, Oct. 25, at the Dubey Nursing Home following a
two-weeks illness. Mr. Sauer was born Nov. 5, 1862 in
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Pauline
Kedding, of
LOUISE (GIETZ) SAUER (22 FEB 1874 - 23 JAN 1957) s/w Julius
Mrs.
Julius Sauer, 82 Passes Suddenly
Mrs.
Louise Sauer, 82, died suddenly at her home in Sage Township this morning. Mrs.
Sauer was born in Poland on Feb. 22, 1874, the daughter of Anna and Fred Gietz,
and had lived in Gladwin for the past 43 years. She was a member of the Zion
Lutheran Church. She was married to Julius Sauer in 1890 in Poland.
Surviving
are her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Pauline Keding of Detroit and Mrs. Anna
Ziemmer of Gladwin; three sons, Adolph of Gladwin, August and Henry of Detroit;
and 15 grandchildren. Two sons and seven daughters are deceased.
Funeral
services will be held Saturday at 1:15 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home and at
2:00 p.m. at the Zion Lutheran Church with the Rev. Raymond Mueller
officiating. Burial will be in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-23/1957 Column – 2 Page – 1.
THERESA SAUERS (1917 – 12 OCT 1930)
Last Sunday evening, Oct. 12, at about 7 o'clock
Therese Sauer, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sauer of Oberlin,
passed away at the Mercy hospital, Bay City. Therese had been taken to Bay City
Oct. 5 and underwent an operation. Although her operation was seemingly a
success her condition grew worse toward the end of the week. A second
operation performed last Sunday, failed to save her.
She had reached the age of 13 years, 7 months and 14
days. Her passing is mourned by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sauer, six brothers
and sisters, Mrs. August Keding, Adolph and Anna at Oberlin, Adelia in
Cleveland, August and Henry in Detroit. Besides these she will be sorely missed
by a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church at
Oberlin this afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. Bernard Roth, followed
by burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-16/1930 Column – 5
Page – 1.
JAMES M. SCHAFFER (9 MARCH 1948 - 24 FEB 1990)
JAMES SCHAFFER
James M. Schaffer, 41, of Flint and formerly of
Gladwin, died Saturday, Feb. 24, 1990, at his
home after a long illness. Born in Detroit, March 9,
1948, he was a millwright for General
Motors. He also served in Vietnam. Mr. Schaffer and
the former Debbie Thompson were married Dec. 28, 1969, in Houghton Lake.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Anthony, at home; one daughter, Holly, at home; his parents, Raymond and
Shirley Schaffer of Petoskey and Dick and Barbara Batdorff of Houghton Lake; 3
brothers, David of Gladwin, Donald of Oklahoma, and the Rev. John of Petoskey;
and his grandmother, Dorothy Barney of Petoskey.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. from
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. William Elliott officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. A memorial service was conducted by the Gladwin
County VFW Post 7303 and the American Legion Post 171. Gladwin County Record
dated 2-28/1990 Column – 4 Page – 2.
BU3
RAYMOND J. SCHAFFER (21 JAN 1930 - 21 OCT 2000)
Raymond J. Schaffer, 80, of Gladwin, died Saturday,
Oct. 21, 2000 in Canada. Born June 21, 1920, in Mackinaw City, he was the son
of the late William and Dorothy (Barney) Schaffer. Raymond married the former
Shirley Elizabeth Glazier, June 16, 1945 in Detroit. They moved to Gladwin in
1957 from New York. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II, and was a
member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Besides his
wife he is survived by two sons, David of Jackson and Donald and wife Gayle of
Newkirk, Okla.; one daughter-in-law, Debra and husband Ron Summers of Rockford,
Ill.; seven grandchildren, Heather and husband Rob Camp, Michael and wife Cari
Schaffer, Tony and wife Kristi Schaffer, Holly and husband Mark Dimling, and
Melissa, Carisa, and Thomas Schaffer; three great-grandchildren; and one
brother-in-law, Donald and wife Billie of Holland. He was preceded in death by
two sons, James and John.
A funeral
litergy will be celebrated at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday) at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church with Rev. Father Patrick Jankowiak officiating. Burial will be
in Ridge Cemetery. A wake service was held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may
call at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Memorials may be
made to Hospice of Mid-Michigan, American Diabetes, the Michigan Heart
Association, or Sacred Heart Church. Sisson Funeral Home was in charge of the
arrangements. Gladwin
County Record dated 10-25/2000 Column - 3 Page - 2
F3
BERTHA SCHESKE (1888 – 15 FEB 1934)
Mrs. Bertha Scheske, Sage Resident, Dies
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Zion
Lutheran church for Mrs. Bertha Scheske, who died February 15, at the age of
46. Mrs. Scheske, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fietz, was born in
Poland September 17, 1887. In 1903, at the age of 16, she was married to Mr.
Otto Frank. This union was blessed with 10 children. Her husband, Otto Frank,
and seven children have preceded her in death. In the year 1923 she came to
this
country, making her home in Cleveland, Ohio, where
she met and married her present husband, Mr. Louis Scheske. In the year 1929
they moved to Gladwin county, first living on the Rutz farm and then later on
their own farm.
Her departure is mourned by her husband, Louis
Scheske, three daughters, Mrs. Martha Fischback, Cleveland, Mrs. Elsie Schlese,
Mrs. Charles Dombroske, Gladwin. Besides these
she leaves to mourn, her aged mother, two sisters
and a brother in Poland, a sister, Mrs. Emielie Frank, a brother, Frederick
Fietz, Cleveland, Ohio, and four grandchildren.
Bernard C. Roth, pastor of Zion Lutheran church,
basing his main address on Rev. 7, 9-17. Burial took place in the Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-22/1934 Column – 3 Page – 8.
LOUIS SCHESKE (1886 – 12 NOV 1934)
LOUIS SCHEFKE SERVICES
The body of Louis Schefke, 48 years old, who died of
cancer at Detroit, is being brought to Gladwin today. Schefke was a former
resident of Oberlin. Services will be held at the Lutheran church Thursday (tomorrow)
at 2 p. m. Gladwin County Record dated 11-14/1934 Column – 4 Page – 5.
ALBERT
SCHINDEL (20 JULY 1920 - 25 OCT 2005)
Albert
Schindel, 85, of Gladwin died Oct. 25, 2005 at St. Mary's
Surviving
are his wife, Marie Schindel of Gladwin; two sons, Ronald (JoAnne) Schindel of
Royal Oak and Roger Schindel of Gladwin; three grandchildren and six Great
grandchildren; two brothers, Lawrence Lemke of Gladwin and Lenard Lemke of
Funeral
services were held on Friday, Oct. 28 at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with
Pastor Norman Betke officiating. Burial followed in
ALEX SCHINDEL (1888 – MAY 1924)
Alex Schindel's funeral was largely attended.
Gladwin County Record dated 5-22/1924 Column - 2 Page - 3.
FREDERICK SCHINDEL (? - 5 DEC 1936)
The
community was shocked to hear of the death of Fred Schindel of Houghton; also
of the loss of Mrs. Johnson's baby of Detroit, formerly Mrs. Mayberry. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-9/1936 Column – 3 Page – 6.
OH
SGT 303 ENGRS DIV
ARTHUR M. SCHINDLER (3 MAY 1922 - 11 AUG 2002) m. 5 Aug 1944, s/w
Harriet E.
Arthur
Schindler, age 80, passed away Friday, Oct. 11, 2002 at the
Surviving
besides his wife Harriet are his children Max and Gloria Schindler of Gladwin,
Mary Sue and Steve Czape of Gladwin, Beth and Randy Benson of Beaverton,
Barbara and Larry Lyons of Gladwin; grandchildren, Julie and Glen Tortenson,
Matt and Tami Schindler, Chad Roehrs, Todd Roehrs, Bryan Lyons, Renee Czape,
Rachel Czape and Roberta Czape. One son Gary and one granddaughter Sarah
predeceased Art both in 1990.
Services
were held at 11 a.m. Monday at
GARY A. SCHINDLER (23 MARCH 1946 - 19 NOV 1990)
Gary
A. Schindler, 44, of
Surviving
are his parents, Arthur and Harriet Schindler of Gladwin; one brother, Max, of
Gladwin; and 3 sisters, Mary Sue Czape and Barbara Lyons of Gladwin and Beth
Benson of
HARRIET E. (
MARTIN GOTTFRIED SCHINDLER (30 OCT 1865 – 29 JULY 1944) s/w Mary H.
Martin
G. Schindler
Martin
Gottfried Schindler was born in Brandenburg, Germany, October 30, 1865. He came
to this country when a young man and was married to Miss Mary Pade November 7,
1895, in Erie, Pennsylvania.
They
took up their residence in Fischer county, Texas where they lived for nine
years.
To
them five children were born, two boys dying in their earliest infancy. From
Texas he
moved
with his family to Gladwin in 1906, and has made his home here until last year
when he went to stay with his loved ones in Detroit. His wife preceded him in death
in 1924.
For
the last thirty-eight years he was an active and faithful member of the Round
Lake Baptist
Church,
which he served in the capacities of Sunday School Superintendent for many
years,
also
as trustee, deacon, and Sunday School teacher. He served his township as
treasurer, justice of the peace and supervisor. For the past two years he
suffered with a heart ailment and died suddenly on Saturday, July 29, while still
living with his children in Detroit.
He
is survived by four children, Louise and William of Detroit, Martin of Gladwin,
and Walter, who is serving in France; also five grandchildren, Arthur of Gladwin,
Palmer in the army in India, Arlene, Rosemary, and William, Junior, of Detroit.
Memorial
services were conducted at Detroit July 31 at the Peters undertaking
establishment
by
the Rev. G. A. Lang of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Detroit. Memorial services
were held at the Round Lake Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, the sermon
being preached by the pastor, Rev. Thos. Stoeri. A large attendance and gifts
of flowers were expressive of the high esteem in which he was held. Burial was
in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-9/1944 Column – 2 Page – 1.
MARY H. (PADE) SCHINDLER (5 MAY 1862 – 10 NOV 1924) s/w Martin C.
MARY
SCHINDLER
Mary
Schindler, wife of Martin Schindler Sr., who has been a sufferer with bronchial
asthma, died Nov. 10, at her home in Sage township. Mrs. Schindler was born in Germany
May 5, 1862, and came to the United States 35 years ago, and has been a
resident of Gladwin county 20 years. Funeral services were held at Round Lake
Baptist church Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. P. F. Schilling. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-13/1924 Column – 5 Page – 1.
ALVIN SCHLESE (15 JAN 1935 - 8 NOV 2005) s/w Colleen
Alvin
“Al” Schlese, Alvin “Al” Schlese, 70, of Gladwin, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 8,
2005 at the
Surviving
besides his wife Colleen are one son, Darrell (RuthAnn) Schlese of Gladwin; one
daughter, Karen (Bob) Munson of Grant; five grandchildren, Nicole (Chad)
Searfoss, Kayla and Cody Schlese, and Shawn and Amber Munson; two Great
grandchildren, Lexi and Carly Searfoss; and two sisters, Frieda (Len) Rose of
Arizona and Ida (Don) Ringler of Gladwin. He was predeceased by one brother,
Art Schlese.
Funeral
services were held Sunday, Nov. 13 at Our Savior Lutheran Church with Pastor
Norman Betke presiding. Burial was at
COLLEEN (DUNNING) SCHLESE (4 APRIL 1936 - ?) m. 30 Oct 1954, s/w Alvin
DANIEL SCHLESE (28 JAN 1893 – 24 SEP 1965) s/w Elsie
Rites
Held for Daniel Schlese
Services
were held Sunday at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Oberlin, for Daniel Schlese,
72,
of
Sherman Township, who died Friday after a month’s illness. The Rev. Ernst
Mueller officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Born in Russia on Jan.
28, 1893, he came to the United States when he was 17. Mr. Schlese lived in
Cleveland for several years before coming to Gladwin County in 1932. He was a
member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Oberlin.
Surviving
are two sons, Arthur, of Dearborn and Alvin, of Gladwin; two daughters, Mrs.
Frieda
Rose, of Wilmington, Del. and Mrs. Edith Roth, of Warren; and seven
grandchildren.
A
prayer service was held at the Miner Chapel at 8 p. m. Saturday. Gladwin County
Record dated 9-29/1965 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ELSIE GERTRUDE (FRANKE) SCHLESE (11 APR 1908 – 23 DEC 1936) s/w Daniel
AUTO
CRASH FATAL TO TWO
SAGE
TOWNSHIP WOMAN IS KILLED NEAR SAGINAW ON WEDNESDAY
Holiday
auto accidents were fatal to two women within the limits of Gladwin county
during the past two weeks. Mrs. Daniel Schlese, 28, a resident of Sage
township, was killed, near Saginaw Wednesday; and Miss Irene Reminder, 18 of
West Branch, was killed in an accident on M-30 north of Leo’s place, Thursday
night.
Mrs.
Schlese was killed instantly when the auto in which she was riding collided
with a truck. She was enroute to Cleveland, Ohio, to spend the holidays with
relatives. With her in the car were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brokoff and Mrs. Ed.
Brokoff. All were injured and the two ladies are still confined to St. Lukes
Hospital in Saginaw with broken shoulders.
Miss
Reminder was killed when the car in which she was riding with Leo Daniels, of
Greenville, turned over in the ditch north of Leo's Place at about 2:30 Friday
morning. The couple were driving from Greenville to the home of Miss Reminder's
parents, two
miles
west of West Branch. Daniels, who was driving the car, escaped with minor
bruises.
Funeral
services for Mrs. Daniel Schlese were held at the Zion Lutheran church here
Saturday. The Rev. H. F. BrietzKe officiated. Burial was in Ridge cemetery. Mrs.
Schlese was born in Poland on April 11, 1908. She came with her family to this
country in 1923 and settled with them in Cleveland, Ohio.
She
was married to Daniel Schlese in 1924. Seven years later the Schleses moved
with their family to Sage township, where they have since made their home. Besides
her husband and four children, she is survived by two sisters, Martha Fischback
and Helen Dombroski, both of Cleveland. Gladwin County Record dated 12-30/1936
Column – 8 Page – 1.
ALLEN B. SCHLICHTER (1 DEC 1865 – 14 MAR 1918)
News of the death of Allen B. Schlichter was
received as the last issue of the Record went to press and briefly announced.
It appears that in company with his wife (#2 Vera Bates) and father-in-law
(Clark Bates who was also his brother in-law) he was on the way from Grand
Rapids to Gladwin last Thursday, making the trip by auto , which he was driving
and when near Lakeview he complained of being exhausted. A stop was made at a
farmer’s house, to afford him relief, and had scarely entered the house when he
fell dead. The body was brought to Gladwin by his wife and father-in-law, Clark
Bates, arriving Friday; on the evening train, and was met by friends and
members of the F. and A.M. who accompanied the cortege to the home of his son
Ward Schlichter, where the body lay in state until Tuesday morning when
services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. J. H.
Cornelius, assisted by Rev. W. W. Chatfield of McClure and Wagarville circuit
and Rev. A. J. Hettler. Services at the grave were conducted by the Masonic
brethren who used the full ritual burial service, which was delivered in a very
impressive manner by J. C. Musser, P.M. of Beaverton. Intement took place at
Ridge Cemetery.
Allen B. Schlichter was born in New Dundee, Waterloo
county, Ont. December 1, 1865 and came to Lapeer county, Michigan, when a young
man, and married Harriet Elizabeth Bates, Nov. 30, 1888. They made their home
in San Angelo, Texas, a few months; then returned to Michigan, and lived in
Lapeer, Sanilac and Macomb counties till the spring of 1905, when he moved to
Gladwin, where he made his home until his death. Having lost his first wife, he
married Vera G. Bates, Nov. 17, 1917. He spent part of the winters of 1916 and
1917 with a brother and sister in North Carolina. He became a Christian at the
age of 17 years and manifested much interest and activity in church work being
always ready to help every good cause. To his efforts as county chairman during
two campaignes was largely due to success of the Anti-Saloon campaignes in
Gladwin county.
Besides the wido, three daughters, Mrs. Goldie Spike
of Gladwin, Mrs. Clayton Leibler of Marlette and Miss Alora Schlicter of
Gladwin, two sons, Ward of Gladwin and Clark of Vandervilt, and three sisters
and two brothers, survive to morn the loss of a kind and considerate husband,
father and brother; and seven litte grandchildren suffer a loss beyond their
preset ability to understand, a loss that they will feel kore and more keenly
with the passing days and years. Mr. Schlichter was very energetic in his
business as a farmer and a shipper of livestock and in all his undertakings. He
had several official positions and at the time of his death was county
Agricultural agent in which postion he had entered upon a work to which he was
peculiarly adapted. He had lived and carried out his plans in this place his
work wounld have been of untold value to the county in bringing about a better
undertaking between the people of the country and city. The relatives from out
of town who attended the last rites were his daughter and her husband Mr. and
Mrs Clayton Leibler of Marlette; his sister, Mrs. Cox from Brown City, and
brother-in-law, George Bates from Detroit.
EFFIE MARY SCHLICHTER (19 SEP 1889 - 6 MARCH 1981)
EFFIE
SCHLICHTER
Effie Mary Schlichter, 91, of Morpeth,
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Olive Vanest
of Gladwin; and 2 brothers, LeRoy Schlichter of
HARRIET
ELIZABETH (BATES) SCHLICHTER (27 OCT 1863 – 30 NOV 1916)
Schlichter - Harriet Elizabeth Bates was born in the
township of Lenox, Macomb county, Michigan, Oct. 27, 1863. She was married to
Allan B. Schlichter in the city of Lapeer, Nov. 29 (Thanksgiving day) 1888, and
soon after the marriage went with her husband to San Angelo, Texas. They
returned to Michigan in the spring of 1889, and lived in Lapeer and Sanilac
counties about 17 years. Since April 2, 1906, they have made their home in the
township and in the city of Gladwin. She died of pleuro-pneumonia, at her home
in the city of Gladwin, Nov. 30 (Thanksgiving day) 1916. She was a woman of
high ideals, always on the right side of every moral question, active and
energetic in support of her principles, and upcompromising in her opposition to
every evil. In the local option campaign that mad Gladwin "dry" she
toured the county with her husband, taking an active part in the work, giving
addresses in numerous places and otherwise doing all she could to help the good
cause win. She was very sympathetic and always a leader in caring for the sick,
comforting the bereaved and aiding the unfortunate, was a member of the Woman's
Temperance Union, the Grange, and the Ancient Order of Gleaners, and has held
official positions in some of the societies. She died all she could to promote
the welfare of her family and instilled into her children the lofty principles
for which they are known to stand.
INFANT SCHLICHTER (no dates) Baby
MARY SCHLICHTER (1858 – 17 SEP 1923) s/w Wesley B.
MRS.
MARY SCHLICHTER
Mrs.
Mary Schlichter, formerly a resident of Wagarville, died Monday evening, Sept.
17, 1923, at seven o'clock, at the Masonic home at Alma. Mrs. Schlichter has
been an invalid
25
years. Since the death of her husband, Wesley Schlichter, who died suddenly at
Wagarville in 1911, she has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Schlichter,
until five years ago when she went to Brown City, where she stayed with
relatives until
she
entered the Masonic home two years ago.
She
was aged 66 years, five months and 26 days. The body was brought to Gladwin
Wednesday on the evening train, and taken to the home of her brother-in-law,
Simeon
B.
Schlichter, where services were held Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20, at two
o'clock, conducted by Rev. F. L. Burkey. Burial took place at the Ridge cemetery
beside her husband,
Wesley
Schlichter. Gladwin County Record dated 9-27/1923 Column – 3 Page – 4.
NORENE SCHLICHTER (5 SEP 1903 – 1 MAY 1906)
SCHLICHTER
— Noreen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Schlichter, was born near Brown City,
Mich. Sept. 5, 1903, and died at the home of her parents, on the McClure farm,
May 1, 1906.
She
was of sweet, gentle, affectionate, happy disposition, and thereby won a permanent
place in the hearts of all who knew her; and, although this world seems darker,
the heavenly
world
seems brighter and nearer than ever before because He who said
Suffer
little children to come unto Me" has called her there. Funeral at 2:30
Thursday, at the
house.
Interment in Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 5-10/1906
Column – 4 Page – 4.
SELDIA SCHLICHTER (29 APR 1871 – 6 FEB 1953)
Services Held for Former Resident.
Mrs. Selda Schlichter, 87, passed away February 6 at
the home of her son, LeRoy, in Detroit. Selda Swart [Schwartz] was born April
29, 1871 in Lapeer County, and married Simeon Schlichter in 1889. They resided
in Lapeer County until 1909 when they came to Gladwin and farmed in Gladwin
Township until 1923, when they moved to Detroit. Mr. Schlichter died in 1927.
Surviving are two sons, Leroy and Orville, both of Detroit; two daughters, Mrs.
Olive Vanest of Gladwin and Miss Effie Schlichter of Detroit; four
grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; two brothers and two sisters. Funeral
services were held Tuesday, Feb 10, from Miner's Funeral Home with the Rev. Everett
Love officiating and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
[Gladwin Record: 2/11/1959 p1c6]
SIMEON B. SCHLICHTER (30 SEP 1863 – 28 MAY 1927)
SIMEON B. SCHLICHTER
Simeon B. Schlichter, a former resident of Gladwin,
died May 28, 1927 at his home in Detroit after a illness of a few days although
he had been in poor health some time. Simeon B. Schlichter was born in Waterloo
County, Canada, September 30, 1863, and departed this life
May 28, 1927 at the age of 64 years, 7 months and 28
days.
Mr. Schlichter came to Gladwin from Brown City in
1907 and settled near Wagarville on the Sutherland farm, where he engaged in
farming and the buying and selling of live stock. In 1924 he moved to Detroit where
he has since made his home.
Mr. Schlichter leaves to mourn their loss his wife,
Seldia; two daughters, Effie and Mrs. O. J.
Vanest; two sons, Orville and Leroy; and a brother
Abraham of Virginia and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder of Bellhaven, North
Carolina.
The body was brought to Gladwin Tuesday, May 31, and
taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard where funeral services were held
in the afternoon at three o'clock conducted by Rev. Robert S. Miller followed
by burial at the Ridge cemetery.
Relatives and friends who accompanied the body were
Mrs. Schlichter, Miss Effie Schlichter,
Leroy and Orville Schlichter, Clyde Harrison, 0. J.
Vanest, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laycock and Lloyd Lake of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Gardiner of Brown City and Aldred Schlichter of Marlette. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-2/1927 Column – 4 Page – 5.
WESLEY B. SCHLICHTER (DEC 1861 – 27 MARCH 1912) s/w Mary
WESLEY
SCHLICHTER DIES
SUDDENLY
WITHOUT PREVIOUS ILLNESS
Prominent
Business Man of Gladwin Township
Wednesday
evening at about 6:30 p. m., in the Wagarville store, immediately after a
conversation over the telephone, Wesley Schlichter seated himself in a chair,
and breathed his last in a very few minutes. There had been no apparent
previous illness - he had been about at his usual duties during the day and had
been among the people who attended the auction of Charles Larson, at
Wagarville.
After
Mr. Schlichter had seated himself against a desk, he made no response to the
remarks of a by-standers, showed no suffering, but gradually collapsed and
fell. The funeral will to held Tuesday forenoon in the Wagarville church.
Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
He
came to Gladwin something over three years ago, made investments in laud and
purchased the Wagarville cheese factory, which he had made a great success. He
was also a large owner of lands in the new township of Secord, and a
stockholder of the Home State bank.
Mr.
Schlichter was about 50 years old, is survived by his wife and three brothers,
Allen B. Simeon, residents of Gladwin township and Jacob Schlichter of Gladwin
city. He was an enterprising and ambitious business man, who will be greatly
missed.
ALICE MARIE (RAYMOND)
SCHMIDT (9 DEC 1920 – 29 JUNE 2011)
Alice
Marie Schmidt
Alice
Marie Schmidt, age 90, of 2200 S. M-18, Beaverton, passed away on Wednesday,
June 29, at the Nottingham Nursing Home in Midland. She was born Alice Marie
Raymond on December 9, 1920 in Flint, to Shirley and Harriet (Dennings)
Raymond.
She
graduated from Gladwin High School in 1939. On January 7, 1945 she married
Bruno Schmidt at the Skeels Baptist Church. They were married until his death
in 1996. Alice was a home maker and worked briefly in factories in Saginaw and
Chicago during World War Two and was a secretary for the Superintendent of
Gladwin High School.
She
enjoyed gardening and working on arts and crafts. She was preceded in death by
her parents, husband, and brothers; Laverne Raymond, Carl Raymond, Donald
Raymond, Wilber Raymond, Howard Raymond, and Sister Naomi Beire.
She
is survived by her sons; Ronald (Jacqueline) Schmidt of Midland; David Schmidt
of Gillette, Wyoming, James Schmidt of Gladwin, and daughter; Patricia (Rick)
Krall of Gregory. Brother Russell Raymond of Midland. 11 grandchildren and 10
great grandchildren.
Funeral
Services will be held on Wednesday, July 6, at 1 p.m. at the Sisson Funeral
Home with Pastor Tony Reynolds officiating. Visitation will be held on Tuesday,
July 5, from 2-8 p.m. at the funeral home and again on Wednesday from Noon
until the time of services. Interment will be in Ridge Cemetery. Memorial
contributions may be made inmemory of Alice to Southern Care Hospice. Gladwin
County Record dated 7-6/2011 Column - 3 Page - 2.
BRUNO SCHMIDT (16 JAN 1920 - 30 NOV 1996)
BRUNO SCHMIDT
Bruno Schmidt, 76, a longtime resident of Gladwin,
died Saturday, Nov. 30, 1996 at the MidMichigan Regional Medical Center- Gladwin.
Born Jan. 16, 1920 in Poland, he came to the U.S. in 1929 and worked for Dow
Chemical Co. as a boiler maker/welder, retiring in 1973. He also farmed for 25
years. Mr. Schmidt married the former Alice Raymond, Jan. 7, 1945 in
Gladwin. He was a veteran of World War II, a member
of VFW Post 7303, and enjoyed woodworking, hunting, fishing and bowling.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 4 sons, Ronald
and wife Jackie of Midland, David of Gillett, Wyo., James and Ronnie of
Gladwin; one daughter, Patricia Torres of Howell; stepmother, Frieda Schmidt of
Gladwin; one sister, Betty Kemper of Brighton, and 13
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one
sister, Elsie Renas.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday)
from the Sisson Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Brown officiating. Burial will
be in Ridge Cemetery with graveside services under the auspices of VFW Post
7303. Memorials may be made to the Hospice of Gladwin Area. Gladwin County
Record dated 12-4/1996 Column – 4 Page – 7.
EMMA SCHMIDT (1897 – 17 JULY 1938) Mother
We
extend our sympathy to the Schmidt family, in their sad bereavement, the loss
of wife and mother. Gladwin County Record dated 7-20/1938 Column – 5 Page – 6.
FRIEDA (DUSCHEK) SCHMIDT (24 MAY 1903 – 7 MAR 1999)
FRIEDA SCHMIDT
Frieda Schmidt, 95, of Gladwin, died Sunday, March
7, 1999 at the Gladwin Living
Center. She was born May 24, 1903 in Pabyance,
Russia and was a member of Skeels Baptist Church. Frieda married Gustav
Schmidt, March 30, 1941 in Benton. He preceded her in death in May 1971.
Surviving are one stepdaughter, Betty June and
husband Bill Kemper of Atlanta; one stepdaughter-in-law, Alice Schmidt of
Gladwin; one stepson-in-law, Walter Renas of Arizona; 10 step-grandchildren; 17
step great-grandchildren; three nieces; and one nephew. She was preceded in death
by one stepdaughter, Elsie Renas; one stepson, Bruno Schmidt; two sisters; and
one brother.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) at
the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin with Rev. Tony Alexander officiating. Burial
will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-10/1999 Column – 1
Page – 2.
GUSTAV SCHMIDT (10 APRIL 1889 - 24 MAY 1971)
GUSTAV
SCHMIDT
Gustav Schmidt, 82, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Bruno, of Gladwin; two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Renas, of
Services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m.
from the
AMALGA
SCHULTZ (13 FEB 1864 - 8 APR 1953)
Services Will Be Held Saturday
Mrs. Amalga Schultz, 89, passed away this morning
after one day's illness. Funeral services will be held from the Round Lake
Baptist church on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. V. H. Prendinger
will officiate and burial will be made in the Ridge cemetery. Friends may call
at the Miner Funeral Home until noon on Saturday and at the church from 1 until
2 o'clock.
Mrs. Schmidt was born in Poland on February 13,
1864, and has been a resident of Gladwin county for several years. Her husband,
Samuel Schultz, died in Poland in 1920. She was a member of the Round Lake
Baptist church.
Surviving are three sons, Emil Schultz of Gladwin,
Otto Schultz of Cleveland, Ohio, and Walter Schultz of Sao Paulo, Brazil; five daughters,
Mrs. Amanda Wegner of Gladwin, Mrs. Helen Zion of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Amalga
Ikert, Mrs. Alvina Gatz and Mrs. Alma Ellert, all of Sao Paula, Brazil; also 29
grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 4-8/1953
Column – 7 Page – 1.
IRENE
CATHERINE (SISCO) SCHULZ (27 APR 1901 – 14 JULY 1942)
Services Friday for Mrs. Leo Schulz
Funeral services for Mrs. Leo Schulz, 41, of
Saginaw, will be held at the Sacred Heart church
here Friday at 10 a. m. The Rev. E. A. Kirchoff, of
St. Louis, will conduct the services. Mrs. Schulz is the former Irene Catherine
Sisco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisco, of Gladwin
township. She was born, on April 27, 1901, in
Newberry and later moved to this country with her parents. She graduated from Gladwin
High School with the class of 1920.
Surviving are her husband, Leo Schulz, of Saginaw;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sisco, of Gladwin township; two brothers, Pvt. Lynn
Sisco, of Camp Barclay, Texas, and William at home; a sister, Mrs. Arthur
Maier, of Detroit; and seven children, Eileen, Ruth, Patricia, Donald, Frederick,
Margaret Helen, and Richard.
Friends of the family will meet at the home for the
Rosary at 8 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
7-15/1942 Column – 4 Page – 1.
LEO EDWARD SCHULZ (20 MAY 1902 – MAY 1965)
ARTHUR C. SCHUMANN (1912 - 1968) s/w Lucille C.
LUCILLE C. SCHUMANN (1918 - 1990) s/w Arthur C.
OLGA SCHWARTZ (1902 – 2 JAN 1905)
CHILD DIES FROM BURNING
While Playing; Alone in a Room—Sad Affair
Little Olga Schwartz, 2 1/2 year-old daughter of
Mrs. L. David, of McClure, while playing alone in a room caught fire and when
her mother came to her aid was burned beyond help. The doctor was called, but
the child died in about three hours.
How the child caught fire is not known. A tablecloth
and the side of the room were on fire when the little girl was found.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Peters
Wednesday at 10 a. m., and the little one was buried in Gladwin township
cemetery.
The little girl was the daughter of Walter L.
Schwartz, first husband of Mrs. David, who died about one year ago at the
Dutcher hospital, from the effects of an operation for appendicitis,
and a granddaughter of Jacob Schwartz of Saginaw,
who was present at the funeral. Gladwin County Record dated 1-6/1905 Column – 4
Page – 1.
VICTOR
DAVID SCHWARTZ (1910 - 1913)
WALTER L. SCHWARTZ (1 JAN 1876 – JUNE 1903)
Walter L. Schwartz died Wednesday morning, after an
illness of nine weeks with appendicitis, at the residence of D. C. Dutcher, in
this city, where he was being cared for, the best medical
skill being of no avail. Funeral services will be
held today at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. 0. F. Bulman. Interment in
Gladwin township cemetery.
Mr. Schwartz was a son of Jacob Schwartz, of
Saginaw, and was born in Saginaw, Jan. 1, 1876. He graduated from the Saginaw
schools and took a course in the Agricultural College. He came to Gladwin three
years ago to engage in farming, and had a fine farm in Gladwin township. There
he married Miss Mabel Spike, daughter of W. B. Spike, who survives him with one
child. He also leaves his father, four sisters and three brothers, his mother
having
died some years ago. Gladwin County Record dated
6-19/1903 Column – 4 Page – 1.
VONROE L. (ANDREWS) SCOTT (22 AUG 1902 – 24 JUNE 1996) s/w Walter E.
VONROE
L 'MICKEY' SCOTT
Vonroe
L. "Mickey" Scott, 93, of Gladwin, died Monday, June 24, 1996 at the
MidMichigan Regional Medical Center - Gladwin. Born Aug. 22, 1902 in
Tallahassee, Fla., she came to Gladwin in 1954 and owned and operated Scott's
Resort on Wiggins Lake. Mrs. Scott was a member of the Rebekahs Lodge. No. 151.
The former Vonroe Andrews married Walter Scott Feb. 21, 1942 in Gladstone. He
preceded her in death Sept. 17, 1991.
Surviving
are one son, Levoy and wife Nina Taylor of Plantation, Fla.; one daughter, Judy
Scott
of Beaverton; 3 grandchildren; and 4 great-grandchildren.
Rites
were held at 11 a.m. Friday from the Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev.
Donald Potter officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. A Rebekah memorial
was held Thursday evening at the funeral home. Gladwin County Record dated
7-3/1996 Column – 4 Page – 7.
WALTER E. SCOTT (30 SEP 1916 – 17 SEP 1991) s/w Vonroe L.
Walter
E. Scott, 74, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1991, in St. Luke’s Hospital,
Saginaw. He was born Sept. 30, 1916, in Windsor, Ont., Can., and grew up in the
Gladstone area. He moved to Gladwin in 1954 from Detroit and operated Scott’s
Place, a resort on Wiggins Lake. In 1956, he went to work for the Gladwin County
Sheriffs Dept., as a deputy
and
became undersheriff in 1967. Mr. Scott was sheriff from 1969 until his
retirement in
1976.
He then worked part-time for Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. He also was employed
by the Detroit to Cleveland Navigation Co. in the 1940’s. Mr. Scott was a
member of the Gladwin Masonic Lodge 397 F.&A.M., the Gladwin Oddfellows I.O
.O .F . Lodge 177 and the Gladwin Encampment 121. He was treasurer of the
Gladwin Goodfellows.
Mr.
Scott and the former Vonroe (Mickey) Andrews were married Feb. 21, 1942, in
Gladstone. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Judy Smith of Iron Mountain;
a step-son, Levoy Taylor of Miamar, Fla.; his stepmother, Dena Elliott of
Gladwin; 2 sisters, Margaret Greyerbiehl of Gladwin and Marlene McNutt of Milford;
3 step-grandchildren and 4 step-great grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Wayne
Jensen and the Rev. Sherry Parker officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Wagarville United Methodist Church.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-25/1991 Column – 3 Page – 2.
BLANCHE AMELIA (NETTLETON) SEARFOSS (11 JUNE 1890 – 9 AUG 1975) s/w
George W.(b. 1889)
BLANCHE
SEARFOSS
Mrs.
Blanche A. Searfoss, 85, of 3800 N. Three Rivers Road, Gladwin, died at a Clare
nursing home Saturday morning, August 9. Born in Gladwin Township, June 11,
1890, she was the daughter of Henry and Marjanna Babcock Nettleton. She and
George Searfoss were
married
July 19, 1911, in Gladwin, and he died August 7, 1971. Mrs. Searfoss lived all
her life in Gladwin County and all her married life in Secord Township. She was
a member of the Secord Baptist Church.
Surviving
are 2 sons, George and Floyd, both of Gladwin; 3 daughters, Mrs. Frank (Elsie)
Nash of Gladwin, Miss Hazel Searfoss and Mrs. Angus (Eva) Matthews, both of
Lapeer; 3 brothers, Roy and George Nettleton of Gladwin, and Fred of Fenton; 3 sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Searfoss of Gladwin, Mrs. Minnie Stowell of Flint, and Mrs. Jennie
Moist of Charlotte; 21
grandchildren,
25 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. at Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Carl
Briggs
officiating, and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-13/1975 Column – 4 Page – 2.
DAVID W. SEARFOSS (1 SEP 1891 - 23 OCT 1910) Aged 19 years, 1 month
& 19 days
KILLED
BY A GUN.
David
Searfoss Meets Death From an Accidental Discharge, David Searfoss, 17 years
old, living with his parents two miles southeast of Secord, was fatally wounded
by the explosion of a gun Sunday. He was looking over some logs to build a
house on a 40 acres he had bought, when the gun caught or fell in some way to
cause it to explode, the charge entering his
right
side just under the arm and taking an upward course, causing his death a few
hours afterward. He was accompanied by his brother. His parents, four brothers
and two sisters
are
living. Gladwin County Record dated 10-27/1910 Column – 6 Page – 5.
FLOYD W. SEARFOSS (29 APRIL 1919 - 11 MARCH 1992)
Floyd
W. (Pete) Searfoss. 72, of 3800 N. Three Rivers Rd., Gladwin, died Wednesday
March 11, 1992 at his home after a long illness. Born in Secord Township,
Gladwin County on April 29, 1919 he had spent most of his lifetime here. Mr.
Searfoss was an automotive technician for several Ford dealerships in the area
and retired in 1966 after 25 years. He served in the Army during World War II
and was a life member of the Gladwin County VFW Post 7303. Following retirement
he was self-employed in lumbering and wood sales.
Mr.
Searfoss and the former Dorothy Bruggeman were married March 2, 1950, in
Midland.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son Tim of Alger; 3 daughters, Cindy Dean and
Janet
Spencer
of Alger and Mrs. David (Althea) Strickland of Sault Ste. Marie; one brother,
George of Gladwin; 2 sisters, Mrs. Eva Matthews of Lapeer and Mrs. Elsie Nash
of Gladwin; and 7 grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. Gladwin Chapel, with
Elder Donald Siewert officiating. Military graveside rites were held by the Gladwin
County VFW Post in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-18/1992
Column – 3 Page – 2.
PFC
GEORGE W. SEARFOSS, SR (6 SEP 1859 - 14 FEB 1936)
GEORGE
W. SEARFOSS SECORD TWP. DIES
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the funeral parlors of
Mr. Searfoss died February 14 at his home in
Secord township. He was born in Allen county,
GEORGE
George
W. Searfoss, 82, of
Surviving
are his wife, Blanche; three daughters, Mrs. Elsie Nash of Gladwin, Mrs. Eva
Matthews and Miss Hazel Searfoss, both of Lapeer; two sons, George and Floyd of
Gladwin; one brother, Chris Searfoss of Gladwin; four sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Golden of Gladwin, Mrs. Belle Wyman of Midland, Mrs. Margaret Sparks and Mrs.
Rose Moffet, both of Ohio; 21 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. Five
brothers and two daughters preceded him in death.
Services
were held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Carl
Briggs officiating. Burial was in
HOMER SEARFOSS (1 JAN 1877 – 2 NOV 1942)
Homer
Searfoss, 67, died at his home in Secord township, Monday, November 2.
Mr.
Searfoss was born January 1, 1877 in Putnam County, Ohio. He came to Michigan
in the fall of 1908 and settled in Secord township where he has since resided.
Survivors
were five brothers, Frank, Elmer, Clifford and Glen of Ohio, James of Milan,
four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Winkle, Mrs. Bessie Tencemaker, Mrs. Earl Hunter, and
Mrs. Blanche Thomas all of Ohio.
Funeral
services were held at Rogers Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m., Thursday. Burial in
Ridge Cemetery with Rev. Larson, minister of Baptist church of West Branch
officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 11-11/1942 Column - 4 Page - 1.
JAMES
HENRY SEARFOSS (22 FEB 1968 - 20 FEB 1999)
James
Henry Searfoss, 30,
A memorial service is planned for 1 p.m.
Sunday at the
JESSE J. SEARFOSS (12 JULY 1895 - 19 AUG 1912) Aged 16 years, 1 month
& 7 days,
SEARFOSS.
Jesse
Searfoss died at-his home in Secord, Aug. 19, from blood poisoning caused by
injuries to an ankle sustained in jumping over a fence. He was just a little over
16 years of age, and was loved by all his associates, by whom he will be
greatly missed. Funeral was
held
at the home Thursday forenoon. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-29/1912 Column – 3 Page – 4.
LOUIS HENRY SEARFOSS (30 JAN 1893 - 30 OCT 1970) s/w Margaret J.
SERVICES
HELD FOR LOUIS SEARFOSS
Louis H. Searfoss, 77, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Morris, of Gladwin, Mrs. Betty Opperman, of Midland and
Mrs. Marion Merriman, of Pontiac; four sons, Walter, David, and Leonard, of
Gladwin and Glen, of Beaverton; two brothers, George and Chris, of Gladwin;
three sisters, Mrs. Rose Moffett, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Maggie Sparks, of
Tontogany, Ohio, Mrs. Belle Wyman, of Midland and Mrs. Lilly Golden, of
Gladwin; 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Rites were held Monday at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Pastor George Rau officiated and burial was in the
MARGARET JANE (NETTLETON) SEARFOSS (1900 – 12 NOV 1990) s/w Louis H.
Mrs.
Margaret J. Searfoss, 90, of 1137 E. Wirtz Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, Nov.
12,1990, in the Clare Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Gladwin, Jan.
4, 1900, she had spent her lifetime here. The former Margaret Nettleton, she
was married to Louis Searfoss, Sept. 9, 1919, in Gladwin. He preceded her in
death, Oct. 30, 1970.
Surviving
are 4 sons, Walter, Leonard and David of Gladwin and Glen of Beaverton; 3 daughters,
Mrs. Helen Morris of Gladwin, Mrs. Betty Opperman of Midland and Mrs. Marion
Merriman of Pontiac; one brother, Fred of Gladwin; 2 sisters, Minnie Stowell of
Fenton and Jennie Moist of Charlotte; 26 grandchildren; 32 great grandchildren;
and 6 great, great grandchildren.
Services
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
Chapel. Elder Douglas Carlson officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-14/1990 Column - 3 Page - 2.
SARAH ELIZABETH (KESTENHOLTZ) SEARFOSS (2 SEP 1862 - 6 SEP 1934)
MRS.
GEORGE SEARFOSS, SR.
Funeral services for Mrs. George Searfoss,
Sr., who died September 6, were held
Saturday, Sept. 8, at 1 p.m. at the home in Secord township, conducted by Rev.
Charles H. Woods, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery. Sarah Elizabeth
Searfoss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kestenholtz, was born in Crawford
county,
She is survived by her husband, four sons
and four daughters, Chas., of Midland, George, Lewis and Chris of Gladwin, Mrs.
Maggie Askins of Bowling Green, Ohio, Mrs. Rose Moffett and Mrs. Mary Burns of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Lily Golden of Gladwin, 26 grandchildren, eight great
grandchildren, three sisters and a brother in Ohio. Gladwin County Record dated
09-20/1934 Column - 1 Page – 11
ANNA MABEL SECORD (16 JUNE 1895 – 18 DEC 1962) Mother
RITES
HELD FOR MRS. ANNA SECORD
Funeral
services were held Saturday at the Miner Chapel for Mrs. Anna Secord, 67, of
Gladwin, who died Tuesday at Midland Hospital. The Rev. Carl Briggs officiated
and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Mrs. Secord was born on June 16, 1895, in
Secord Township, and spent most of her lifetime here. She was a great
granddaughter of Marvel Secord, first white settler in Gladwin County.
Survivors
include three sons, George McDonald, of Midland and Myron McDonald, of Port
Huron, and Fred Ensign, of Chicago, Ill.; one daughter, Mrs. Laura Roberts, of
Gladwin; four brothers, Charley Secord, of Oregon, William Secord, of
Wolverine, Jerome Secord, of Clio, and Ralph Secord, of Rochester; five
sisters, Mrs. Beryl Gifford, of Mt. Rose, Mrs. Mary Gifford, and Mrs. Effie Breecher,
of Flint, Mrs. Dorothy Tolles, of Gaylord, and Mrs. Emma Bettis, of Vanderbilt;
ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated
12-26/1962 Column - 5 Page - 1.
BRIDGET ANN (ROURKE) SECORD (ABT. 29 FEB 1840 - 4 DEC 1925) Grandmother
MRS.
JEROME SECORD
Bridget, widow of Jerome Secord, early
pioneers of Gladwin township, died Dec. 4 at
Jerome Secord, her husband, died June 14,
1886. They left seven children, one of whom was Mrs. R. M. Hockaday of
Highwood. Mrs. Secord's maiden name was Bridget Rurk. They were married in
Shiawassee county, and came to Gladwin county in 1871, living here until his
death on the farm, now owned and occupied by Herman Ripkie and fam-grave to
allow space for remains of family. She was in her 84th year when she died.
As is well known Marvil Secord, who was the
father of Jerome Secord, was the first resident of Gladwin county, coming to
the county in the early 60s as a trapper, locating on the Tittabawassee on what
is now the Herman Ripke farm. The Record knows of none of his children who are
living, but there are a number of grandchildren.
As teh Recored goes to press, copy for an
obituary is received, and a sketch of her life written by her self, which will
be publishe in next issue. Gladwin County Record dated 12-10/1925 Column - 3
Page - 4
PIONEER
PASSES TO LONG HOME
MRS.
BRIDGET A. SECORD, ONE OF FIRST SETTLERS IN
Mrs. Bridget A. Secord was born in
The following account of her life was
written by Mrs. Secord on Thursday, Dec. 3, just the day previous to her death.
Apparently she felt the best that day that she had for some time, and she
prepared this story of her experiences for the Record. Death came very
suddenly. Funeral services were conducted at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Hockaday, in Saginaw, Dec. 7, and the body was brought to the Ridge
cemetery in Gladwin township for burial, Rev. T. J. McCarty of Saginaw
officiating.
LIFE
OF MRS. JEROME SECORD
I was born in
I lived there until the age of 22, when I
was united in marriage to Jerome Secord of
The first winter Mr. Secord trapped furs to
the value of $1,800 and in the spring took them to
More settlers began to move in and roads and
footpaths became numerous. My husband has carried 50 pounds of flour from
In September, 1907, I went with my daughter,
Mrs. William Leaton, and family to
From my earliest recollection I was taught
and believed in the Catholic faith. On Feb. 7, 1923, God for Christ's sake
forgave me of my sins, and I was born again, truly converted to God. Old things
passed away, and all things became new. I was a new creature in Christ and
ready for Heaven, enjoying my new faith.
On August 19, 1923, I was stricken with a
paralytic stroke which disabled me so I could not walk, but having a wheel
chair, I have enjoyed many days praising God. I know this is the place to
prepare for Heaven, as there is no repentance after death. Such are the last
days of one of the old pioneer settlers of Gladwin, saved and sanctified, and
living for God, just waiting for His coming. May all my old friends find Jesus
as precious to their souls as I have to mine. May God bless and grant we may
all meet in that home Jesus has gone to prepare for all his faithful followers
here below.
Yours
in Christian faith,
Mrs.
Jerome Secord,
522
Mackinaw,
Gladwin
County Record dated 12-17/1925 Column - 3 Page - 1
Bridget
was born out of wedlock. She told her Grandson Ralph Secord that she was a Leap
Year baby; and thereby had only one birthday each four years. However this does
not correspond to the date generally given for her birth.
JEROME
NATHAN SECORD (14 AUG 1840 - 14 JUNE 1886)
PVT
& BLACKSMITH
SECORD---On Monday, June 14, 1886, at his
residence in Gladwin township, Jerome Nathaniel Secord, aged 46 years and 10
months. Mr. Secord has for over a year past suffered from that fatal disease,
hereditary consumption, from the effects of which he has been confined to his
house about six months. He has been a patient sufferer, and died resigned to
his fate. He was visited by Rev. S. C. Tiney in February last, and expressed a
desire to experience a change of heart, and at a visit in March following
testified that he had found peace with his God, saying he felt prepared to die.
He was baptized March 9, 1886, Mr. Tiney officiating.
The deceased had been a resident of Gladwin
county during the past 15 years, having came here from Shiawassee county, where
he was born and grew to manhood. He was also married in that county to Miss
Bridget Rurk, who survives him with seven children, two of whom are married.
Deceased was an honest, upright and industrious citizen.
Funeral services had been arranged to be
held Wednesday, but owing to rapid decay the body was buried Tuesday in the
Gladwin cemetery, and the funeral service adjourned until Sunday next at 10:30
a.m., when they will be conducted by Rev. S. C. Tiney at the Presbyterian
church in Gladwin. {
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VOL PVT/BLACKSMITH DURING CIVIL WAR
ALFRED
HENRY SELICH (7 JAN 1944 - 13 OCT 1996)
ALFRED SELICH (8 APRIL 1916 - 20 FEB 1953)
River Victim Services Held
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for
Alfred Selich, 36, who lost his life by drowning in the Chippewa river, near
his home in Mt. Pleasant. Selich's body was found by Isabella county sheriff's
officers and state police Thursday afternoon after a search of several days. Mrs.
Selich had reported her husband missing from their home since Friday.
Mr. Selich was born in Sage township April 8, 1916.
He was married to Elizabeth Hude on May 31, 1941 in Gladwin. They lived on a
farm in the county until two years ago, when they moved to Mt. Pleasant, where
he was employed by Leonard Pipe Line. For several years Mr. and Mrs. Selich
operated the Gladwin County Farm. He was a member of Zion Lutheran church,
Oberlin, and served as an elder in the church.
Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth; one son, Alfred
Henry, at home; his mother, Mrs. Mary Selich, of Gladwin; two brothers, Edwin,
of Gladwin and William, of Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Pretzlaff, of Avon, Ohio and Mrs. Frieda Ehle, of Gladwin. One son and two
brothers preceded him in death.
Funeral services were held Saturday from the Hall
Funeral Home, with the Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiating. Burial was made in
Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers were Adolph Sauer, Daniel Schlese, Gus Keding, Gus
Dombroske, Gus Nehring and Arthur Brokoff. Gladwin County Record dated 3-4/1953
Column – 7 Page – 1.
EMMIL SELICH (1926 – 22 MAR 1927) s/w H. Selich
SELICH
Emmil,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Selich of Sage township, died March 22, 1927.
He was 10 months and four days old. Services were held March 24 with burial at Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-24/1927 Column – 6 Page – 5.
EDWIN SELICH (7 OCT 1920 – 4 NOV 1979)
Edwin Selich, 59, of 2995 Oberlin Rd., Gladwin, died
Sunday, Nov. 4, in the Wheelock
Memorial Hospital, Wheeler. Born in Gladwin on
October 7, 1920, he lived his life on the same farm in Sage Township. Mr.
Selich farmed until 1968 and then worked for Dow Corning
until retiring this year. He was a member of Our
Savior Lutheran Church. Mr. Selich and the former Elsie Gorski were married November
2, 1946, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Albert (Esther) Bullock of Goodrich; 2 sons, Emil of Zilwaukee and Dennis
of Gladwin; one brother, William of Cleveland; 2 sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Pretzlaff of Cleveland and Mrs. Frieda Ehle of Gladwin; and one grandchild.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 10:30 a.m.
from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Herbert Biermann officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-7/1979 Column – 4 Page
– 2.
HENRY SELICH (8 MAY 1914 - 1929) s/w E. Selich
HENRY
SELICH
Henry
Selich, oldest son of Herman Selich and his wife, Maria nee Ziemer, was born
May 8, 1914, in Cleveland, Ohio. Gladwin County Record dated 10-17/1929 Column
– 4 Page – 1.
HERMAN
JACOB SELICH (24 SEP 1942 - 17 DEC 1942)
Alfred Selich's Infant Son Dies December 17
Herman Jacob, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Selich of Gladwin township died Thursday, December 17th at the Gladwin hospital.
Herman was born September 24, 1942. Surviving besides his parents, are
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Selich of Sage township and Mrs. Jacob Hude
of Sherman township.
Services were held Sunday afternoon, December 20th,
at the home, with Rev. H. P. Brietzke
officiating. Interment was made in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-23/1942 Column – 6 Page – 8.
HERMAN SELICH (14 NOV 1889 – 14 OCT 1944)
Services Today for Herman Selich
Funeral services were held at the Zion Lutheran
Church at Oberlin today (Wednesday) at 2 p.m. for Herman Selich, 54, of Sage township,
who died at his home Saturday evening following a six months illness. The Rev. H.
F. Brietzke officiated at the services and burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Mr. Selich was born in Poland on November 14, 1889.
He had been a resident of Gladwin county for the past 30 years.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Selich; three
sons, Alfred, of Gladwin; Edwin, at home; and
Sgt. William Selich who is with the U. S. armed
forces; two daughters, Frieda, at home, and
Mrs. Lillian Pretzloff, of Cleveland; a brother,
Andrew, of Gladwin; and a sister, Mrs. Augusta
Ziemer, of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated
10-18/1944 Column – 1 Page – 1.
FLORENCE A. (KINYON) SELTZ (1 APR 1892 – 11 APR 1988) s/w John F.
FLORENCE
SELTZ
Mrs.
Florence A. Seitz, 96, of Gladwin, died Monday, April 11, in the Eaton County
Medical Center in Charlotte, after a long illness. Born in Goshen, Ind., April
11, 1892, she had spent most of her life in Gladwin County. The former Florence
Kinyon, she was married to John Seltz March 25, 1918, in Gladwin. He preceded
her in death March 19, 1957.
Surviving
are one son, Mark of Pottersville; 4 daughters, Mrs. Hal (Caroline) Peterson of
Gladwin, Mrs. Charles (Kathleen) Sorg of Standish, Mrs. Carl (Julie) Santarello
of Kettering, Ohio and Mrs. Paul (Joy) Miller of Germantown, Tenn.; one brother
Charles Kinyon of Beaverton; 14 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and 1
great grandchild.
Services
will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
Deacon Stanley Belanger will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-13/1988 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JOHN FERNINAND SELTZ (12 JUNE 1885 – 19 MAR 1957) s/w Florence A.
John
Seltz Dies in Florida
John
Seltz, 71, Secord Township, died Tuesday in Sebring, Florida, after an illness
of one week. He was born in Harbor Beach, Huron County on June 12, 1885 and had
been a resident of Gladwin County for 45 years. In March, 1919, he married the
former Miss Florence Kinyon in Gladwin. Mr. Seltz had served as clerk and,
supervisor of Secord Township and as Director of the Bureau of Social Welfare,
retiring about three years ago. His previous occupation was farming.
Surviving
are his wife, Florence; Mrs. Caroline Peterson of Detroit, Mrs. Katherine Soarg
of
Sanford,
Mrs. Julia Santarello of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Joy Miller of Dayton, Ohio; two
sons, Markus Seltz of Lansing and Richard James Seltz of Georgia; three brothers,
Oscar of Gladwin, Gustave of Arizona, Ralph of Washington, D. C.; two sisters,
Mrs. Martha Shumaker of Florida and Mrs. Emily Greaves of Flint.
Mr.
Seltz's remains will be at the Hall Funeral Home at 3 p. m. Saturday. Funeral
arrangements are incomplete. Gladwin County Record dated 3-20/1957 Column – 5
Page – 1.
LEON RAE SHAMEL (1914 – 15 NOV 1938)
Leon Shamel Dies at Flint Tuesday
Leon Rae Shamel, age 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Shamel, former Gladwin residents, died at the Hurley Hospital, Flint, at 4 a.
m. Tuesday morning.
Surviving him are his wife, Vera; son Donald; mother
and father, MT. and Mrs. Otto Shamel; and sister, Mrs. Gerald Clare, all of
Flint; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babcock of Gladwin.
Services will be held at Riverside Tabernacle in
Flint at 9 o'clock Friday morning, conducted
by Rev. Charles Scott. The body will then be brought
to Godwin where funeral service; will be held at the Rogers Funeral Home at 3
p. m. Friday afternoon. Burial will be at the Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-16/1938
Column – 6 Page – 1.
AMY SHANAVER (AUG 1873 – OCT 1943) Mother
Notes
for AMARILLA 'MINNIE' BABCOCK:
From the Gladwin County Record --- October 6, 1943
SERVICES WEDNESDAY FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Funeral services were held at the Rogers Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. for
Mrs. Amy Shanaver, 70, of Temperance, Michigan, a former Gladwin
resident. Mrs. Shanaver died early Monday. She was the mother of Mrs. Christ
Strohkirch, of Gladwin and a sister of Charles Babcock, of Winegars. The Rev.
Floyd Drake officiated at the funeral services and burial was in Ridge
cemetery.
Mrs.
Shavaver was born near
time to Charles Shanaver who has since passed away.
EVELYN
Lorraine Shaver, 80, of
Also surviving are one daughter, Lind Rogers
of Holly; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two step grandchildren;
a half sister, Marian Suber of Three Rivers, Michigan; a half brother, Richard
Pickering of Luam. She was preceded in death by her parents and her son,
Everett Shaver, and one brother.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.
today (Tuesday, Dec. 24) at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin with Pastor Brad
Withrow officiating. Burial is to take place at
GERALD R. SHAVER (4 APRIL 1914 - 22 AUG 2003) s/w
Gerald R.
Shaver, 89, of
He is
survived by his daughter Linda Rogers and friend Albert Warnez of Holly, five
grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two step grandchildren, and his sister
Beulah Rowston of Gladwin. He was preceded in death by a sister, two brothers,
and his son Everett Shaver. Funeral services were held Monday, Aug. 25 at Hall
Funeral Home in Gladwin. Burial took place in
GRACE
MARIE (SEARFOSS) SHAVER (14 JULY 1914 - 6 DEC 1955)
From
the
SERVICES FRIDAY FOR MRS. SHAVER
Mrs. Grace Marie Shaver, 41, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 9:15 p.m., after an
illness of several years. She was born in
Mrs. Shaver is survived by her husband; one son, Charles Everett Jr., at home;
two daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Sasses of Sanford, Vivian Elaine at home; her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Searfoss; four sisters, Mrs. Eva Mathews and Miss Hazel
Searfoss of
Lapeer Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Nash of Skeels, and Mrs. Mary Brynes of Marlette; two
borthers, George H. Searfoss of Gladwin and Floyd W. Searfoss of Lapeer.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Dec. 9, with prayer at Halls Funeral Home
at 1:30 and at the
JOHN H. SHAW (1868 – 12 AUG 1953) s/w Rose C., Rose M., Ronald D.,
Russel C. & Sidney S.
From
the Gladwin County Record --- August 19, 1953
LONG-TIME
RESIDENT DIES THURSDAY
Funeral
services for John A. Shaw, 84, were held on Sunday afternoon from the Hall
Funeral Home. The Rev. John R. Scott, of the Gladwin Methodist church,
officiated and burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. His grandparents acted as
pallbearers. Mr. Shaw was born in Ontario, Canada, on November 4, 1868, and was
a resident in and around Gladwin for 70 years. On June 30, 1897, he married
Rose Wilson in Gladwin. She died in 1938.
Mrs.
Shaw wasa patient at the Dubey Nursing Home for the past 6 1/2 months, where he
passed away on Thursday, August 13. Surviving are six sons, William of Gladwin,
Clarence, Ray and Clayton, of Flint, Waldo of Lansing and John of Wolverine;
three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Bennett, Mrs. Edith Pero, both of Gladwin,and Mrs.
Mary Nelson of Flint; 27 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. Three sons
and one daughter preceded him in death.
RONALD D. SHAW (1909 – 28 APR 1909) s/w Rose C., Rose M., John H.,
Russel C. & Sidney S.
ROSE C. SHAW (1881 – 25 DEC 1938) Mother, s/w Rose M., Ronald D., John
H., Russel C & Sidney S.
From
the Gladwin County Record --- December 28, 1938
SERVICES
HELD TODAY FOR MRS. JOHN SHAW
Mrs.
John Shaw of Gladwin died Christmas morning at the University Hospital at Ann
Arbor following a long illness. Mrs. Shaw was born in St. Clair county January
13, 1881, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson. She was married to John Shaw
of Gladwin township June 30, 1897. To them were born 13 children, four of them
having preceded her in death.
Surviving
besides her husband and nine children, are two sisters, Mrs. Jane MacIntosh of
Sherman township and Mrs. Mabel Bouchk of Detroit, and two Brothers, William of
Clare and Robert of Flint. Funeral services were held at the Free Methodist
church Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Rev. W. M. Palmer conducting the services.
Interment at Ridge cemetery.
ROSE M. SHAW (28 APR 1909 – 17 MARCH 1924) s/w Rose C., Ronald D., John
H., Russel C. & Sidney S.
ROSE
SHAW
Rose
Shaw daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw, died Monday, March 17, at the family
residence, 910 Remington ave., Flint, Mich., of diphtheria, following a
three-day illness. She was born April 28, 1909, in Gladwin and at her death was
aged 14 years, 10 months and 18 days. She is survived by her parents, seven
brothers and three sisters, all living in Flint except one brother, Roy, at
Bard, and one sister, Mrs. James Bennett of Gladwin, and many other relatives
and friends.
Burial
services were held at the Ridge cemetery Friday afternoon, Rev. L. F. Burkey
officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 3-27/1924 Column – 2 Page – 4.
RUSSEL E.SHAW (19 MARCH 1903 – 17 OCT 1903) s/w Rose C., Rose M., Ronald
D., John H. & Sidney S.
Russell
E. Shaw, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw of Butman, was born March 19
and died Oct. 17, 1903, aged 6 months and 28 days. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. V. Buxton at the Ridge church. Interment in the Gladwin
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-30/1903 Column – 6 Page – 7.
SIDNEY S. SHAW (23 DEC 1918 – 10 OCT 1936) s/w Rose C., Rose M., Ronald
D., John H. & Russel C.
Sidney
Shaw Dies at Grace Hospital
The
death of Sidney Shaw occurred at Grace hospital, Detroit, Tuesday morning after
an illness of several weeks. He is a son of John Shaw of Grout township and was
taken to Mercy hospital, Bay City, about a month ago, where he was operated for
mastoid trouble. He was taken to Grace hospital in Detroit about 10 days ago
when mastoid infection developed in his other ear. He was born December 23,
1918, in Gladwin.
Funeral
arrangements have not been announced. Gladwin County Record dated 11-11/1936
Column – 6 Page – 1.
BASIL H. SHEETS (12 FEB 1924 – 24 MAR 1955)
Funeral
services were held Sunday at 12 p. m. at the Gladwin Baptist Church for Basil
H. Sheets, 31, with the Rev. George White officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Basil
H. Sheets was born in Lincoln county, W. Va., on February 12, 1924. He came to
Gladwin county 18 years ago and on March 21, 1942 married Geraldine M. Fiser at
Beaverton. He was employed at Dow Chemical Co. in Midland.
He
is survived by his wife, Geraldine; three daughters, LaNeel, Lana, and Myrna;
and a son, Randall, all at home; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Morgan of Rosebush, Mrs.
Marie Miller of Greendale and Mrs. Marjorie Sersaw of Gladwin; three brothers,
Paul of Harrison, Arthur of Newago and Leo of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated
3-30/1955 Column – 6 Page – 1.
EVA (HARLESS) SHEETS (20 NOV 1896 – 31 AUG 1976)
Eva Sheets
Eva Sheets, 79, of 130 West Deer St., Gladwin, died
Tuesday, Aug. 31, in the Gladwin Area Hospital. Born in Charleston, W. Va., on
November 20, 1896, she moved to Oil City in 1932 and to Gladwin County in 1938.
The former Eva Harless, she was married to Dennis F. Sheets on September 11,
1912, in Lincoln County, W. Va. He preceded her in death on May 31, 1972, in Kalamazoo.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Sersaw
of Gladwin, Mrs. Marie Miller and Mrs. Lena Morgan of Mt. Pleasant; one son,
Leo of Beaverton; 35 grandchildren; 52 great grandchildren; and 5 great great
grandchildren.
Services were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Shoaff officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-8/1976 Column - 6 Page - 2.
GERALDINE M. (FISER) SHEETS (17 JAN 1924 - 31 AUG 2001)
GERALDINE
M. SHEETS
Geraldine M. Sheets, 77, of Gladwin, died
Friday, Aug. 31, 2001 at MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland following a short
illness. Born Jan. 17, 1924 in Gladwin, she was the daughter of Milton and
Surviving are three daughters, LaNeel and husband Wayne Vannest of
Midland, Lana and husband Keith Edick of Gladwin, and Myrna and husband Claude
Moore of Franklin, N.C.; 17 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; three
sisters, Margaret Fries of Gladwin, Marlynn Clore of Beaverton, and Arlene
Corlew of Flint; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by one son,
Randall in 1989; her parents; one brother, Milton Fiser, Jr.; one sister, Betty
Muma; two half-brothers, Veldon Burton and John Fiser; and a half-sister,
Annabelle Fetteroff. Services were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Hall Funeral Home,
Gladwin with Rev. Donald Haskell officiating. Burial was in
RANDALL
L. SHEETS (14 DEC 1944 - 16 NOV 1989)
RANDALL
SHEETS
Randall L. Sheets, 44, of
Surviving are 2 sons, Tony and Terry of
Daytona; one daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey (Tina) Fleming of Daytona; his parents,
Geraldine and the late Basil Sheets of Gladwin; 3 sisters, Mrs. LaNeel Vannest
of Midland, Mrs. Lana Edick of Gladwin and Mrs. Myrna Moore of Franklin, N. C.;
and 2 grandchildren.
Private graveside services were held in the
BABY
SHELL (1 MARCH 1898 - 13 MARCH 1898) Aged 12 days
An
infant child of Mr. and Mrs. T. Shell, South Butman, died last Sunday and was
buried Tuesday morning. Funeral services took place at the house. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-18/1898 Column – 3 Page – 12.
BABY SHELL (? - 4 FEB 1900)
ARDITH
"DORIS" E. (LANGE) SHELL (7 MARCH 1928 - ?) m. 5 Nov 1945, s/w
Donald E.
ARDITH JEAN SHELL (2 MARCH 1946 - 3 MARCH 1946) Daughter of Don &
Doris
BEATRICE (GLENDENNING) SHELL (16 JAN 1859 - 4 APRIL 1923) (wife of
Thomas)
MRS.
THOMAS SHELL
Beatrice,
wife of Thomas Shell, passed away Wednesday morning, April 4, 1923, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clayton Southwell.
She
was born in Holdimond county,
She
leaves to mourn their loss, her husband, five sons, Dennis, Will, Earl and Ray
of Gladwin and Carl of Pontiac; three daughters, Mrs. Aaron Putnam of Bay City,
Mrs. Amandus Soldan of Flint and Mrs. Clayton Southwell of Gladwin; 23 grandchildren;
one brother, David Glendenning; one sister, Mary J. Brown, and a host of other
relatives and friends.
"A
place is vacant in our home which never can be filled."
Gladwin
County Record dated 04-12/1923 Column - 5 Page – 5
CHAS F. SHELL (20 AUG 1891 - 17 SEP 1891) Aged 28 days
DALE GRANT SHELL (4 APRIL 1941 - 22 SEP 1993) s/w Jennifer Lynn
DALE
SHELL
Dale
G. Shell, 52, of Walled Lake, died Wednesday Sept. 22, 1993. Surviving are his
wife, Louise; 3 sons Kim, Darrell and Gordy; one daughter, Mrs. Kerry (Korey) Atwell;
one sister, Virginia Ludwick; and 4 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by
his daughter Jennifer; father, Grant Shell and mother. Lavern Richmond.
Rites
were held Sunday from the Lynch and Sons Funeral Home in Walled Lake. Gladwin
County Record dated 9-29/1993 Column – 4 Page – 2.
DAVID MICHAEL SHELL (20 MAY 1953 - 1 JAN 1972) Son of Don & Doris
SNOWMOBILER
KILLED IN CRASH EARLY SATURDAY
An 18-year-old Gladwin youth became
The mishap occurred about 2:15 a.m. on
Officers said the mishap occurred as Shell
was traveling west on
Walter
M. Kline, 20, of Gladwin, driver of the truck, told deputies that he had been
parked on the road for less than five minutes and had his headlights on. With
Kline in the pickup was Becky Klein, 18, also of Gladwin. They did not see
Shell until he was about 10 feet in front of them, officers said.
Following the crash, Miss Klein ran to a
nearby farm to summon help while Kline tried to aid the injured youth, they said.
Only
one lane was open to travel due to the snow, deputies reported.
Shell's
obituary appears on page 2. Gladwin County Record dated 01-05/1972 Coumn - 6
Page - 1
David
M. Shell, 18, of 3551 N. Shell Rd., lost his life in a snowmobile - truck crash
early Saturday, January 1, in Gladwin Township. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Shell, he was born May 20, 1953, in Gladwin, and had attended Gladwin Community
Schools. At present he had been engaged
in farming.
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Shell of Gladwin; four brothers, Arley, Arnold, and Ronald, of Gladwin; and
Arden of Beaverton; four sisters, Mrs. William (Gwyn D'Lee) Gertz of Ionia,
Debra, Pamela and Susan of Gladwin.
Services were held Monday at 3:30 p.m. at
the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev. R. E. Voller officiating. Burial was in
DONALD E. SHELL (7 DEC 1927 - 21 OCT 2003) m. 5 Nov 1945, s/w Doris E.
Donald
E. Shell, 75, of
He
was born in
Surviving
besides his wife Doris are eight children: Arley Dean (Glenda) Shell of Gladwin,
Arnold (Lesley) Shell of Gladwin, Ronald Shell of Gladwin, Gwyn D’lee (John)
Neal of Harrison, Arden (Jo) Shell of Gladwin, Deborah Jo Zelt of Alabama,
Pamela Jo (Patrick) Shea of Gladwin, and Susan Fischer of Deckerville; 29
grandchildren; and 35 great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by one daughter,
Ardith Jean; one son, David Michael; one daughter-in-law, Marjanna Shell; three
grandchildren, Theresa, Tony and Steven Shell; three sisters; and one brother.
Funeral
services were held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 24, 2003 at the Sisson Funeral
Home with Pastor Donald Smith presiding with burial in
EARL THOMAS SHELL (12 APRIL 1889 - 4 OCT 1951) s/w Ellen H.
RETIRED
MAIL CARRIER DIES
Earl T. Shell, 62, passed away on Thursday,
October 4, after having been in ill health for the past three years. Funeral
services were held on Sunday afternoon from the Gladwin Free Methodist church.
The Rev. Earl Fogelsonger, of
He carried mail for Gladwin Route 4 for 37
years, retiring a year and a half ago. A member of the Clare-Gladwin Rural
Letter Carriers Association, he served as its president and secretary at
various times. Survivors are his wife, Ellen; two sons, Robert E. Shell and
William F. Shell both of Essexville; three daughters, Mrs. Gladys M. Albee of
Cass City, mrs. Lucille V. Shepherd of Midland and Mrs. Tresa M. Pangborn of
Albion; three brothers, William Shell of Gladwin, Ray and Carl Shell both of
Drayton Plains; three sisters, Mrs. Maude Putnam of Bay City, Mrs. Faye Soldan
of Flint and Mrs. Cora Southwell of Afton; also nine grandchildren. Gladwin
County Record dated 10-10/1951 Column - 8 Page - 1
GLEN
D. SHELL (25 OCT 1925 - 12 NOV 1925)
Glen D., son of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Shell, was born Oct. 25, 1925, and died Thursday, Nov. 12, at 3 o'clock, aged
18 days. He had been ailing from date of birth. He leaves to mourn his death
his parents, one brother and three sisters, all at home, and many other
relatives. Funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the home. Text---2 Sam,
12:23---"I shall go to him but he shall not return to me." Burial in
Ridge cemetery, Rev. C. R. Angus officiating. Gladwin County Record dated
11-19/1925 Column - 5 Page - 4
GRANT
ALDWIN SHELL (14 AUG 1911 - 20 APRIL 1969)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO GRANT SHELL
Grant A. Shell, 57, of
Surviving are his wife, Mabel; one son,
Dale, of Walled Lake; one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Joslin of Walled Lake; four
step-daughters, Sally at home, Mrs. Marjorie Ballard and Mrs. Mary Jo Wade, of
GLadwin and Mrs. Jaclyn Pratt of Flint one step-son, James Ryan of Flint; one
brother, Donald, of Gladwin; three sisters, Mrs. Hazel Frye and Mrs. Valda
Greer, of Gladwin and Mrs. Bonnie Ault, of Detroit; and 18 grandchildren.
Gladwin County Record dated 04-23/1969 Column - 5 Page - 1
IDA
MAY (WESLEY) SHELL (2 MAY 1886 – 14 JAN 1960)
Submitted by: Dawn Daniels Date: 13 May 1998 12:00
PM on RootsWeb.com
ILLNESS FATAL TO MRS. WM. SHELL
Mrs. Ida May Shell, 73, died at her home in Butman
Township on January 14, after a two year illness. She was born May 2, 1886, in
Canada and married William Shell in 1949. She was a life-time resident of
Gladwin County and a member of the Wagarville Methodist Church. Services were
held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hall Funeral Home, with the Rev. Alva L. Calkin
officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, William; three daughters,
Mrs. Viola Segar of Birch Run, Mrs. Ilene Navard of Florida and Mrs. Mary
Cottrel of Allegan; three step-daughters, Mrs. Hazel Frye of Plymouth, Mrs. Bud
Ault of Detroit, and Mrs. Iris Greer of Gladwin; two step-sons, Grant Shell and
Donald Shell, of Gladwin; two brothers, Howard Wesley of Beaverton and Robert
Wesley of Detroit; one sister, Mrs. Bert Hutson of Gladwin; seven grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
JENNIFER LYNN SHELL (6 SEP 1958 - 5 MARCH 1960) Daughter of Dale &
Louise, s/w Dale
SUDDEN
ILLNESS TAKES INFANT
Services were held Monday for Jenniffer Lynn
Shell, one and one-half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shell, at the
Miner Chapel. Born September 6, 1958, she died March 5 after a sudden illness.
Survivors include her parents, of Garden
City; one brother, Kimberly Joe; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shell, of
Gladwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michalak, of Beaverton; great grandmothers,
Mrs. Etta Davis of Gladwin and Mrs. Roy Coon, of Hope. The Rev. Alva Calkins
and Rev. Earl Fogelsonger officiated and burial was in
MABEL E. (HAMILTON) SHELL (25 APR 1914 – 4 MAR 2007) s/w Grant A.
Mabel
E. Shell, 92, passed away March 4, 2007 at Bortz Health Care of West Branch.
She
was born in Ogemaw County April 25, 1914 to Adelbert and Lillie (Towner)
Hamilton.
Mabel
married Grant A. Shell, who preceded her in death in 1969.
Mabel
is survived by her children, Margie Ballard and Bruce of Gladwin, Mary Jo
Harder of Mt. Morris, Jackie (George) Gaulin of Hale, Jim (Polly) Ryan of Birch
Run, Sally Bateman and John Emeke of Freeland; one step daughter, Louise Shell
of Walled Lake; 27 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; 14
great-great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Hazel (Bud) Daniels of Zephyrills,
Florida, and Ruby Hertzberg of Flint. Mabel was preceded in death by her
husband, Grant Shell; step children, Dale Shell and Virginia Ludwing;
son-in-law, Gene Harder; four sisters; and four brothers.
Cremation
has taken place. A memorial dinner will be held Saturday, March 17, 2007 at
11:30 a.m. at the VFW Hall in Gladwin. Sisson Funeral Home handled the
arrangements.
MARJANNA ROSE (NETTLETON) SHELL (16
AUG 1950 - 15 FEB 1984) s/w Ronald E.
Marjanna R. Shell
(Midland Daily News, February 16, 1984)
Marjanna R. Shell,
33, of Gladwin, died Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1984, in
She was born Aug. 16,
1950, in Gladwin, where she was raised and attended schools. She married Ronald
Shell, March 1, 1967, in Gladwin.
She leaves her
husband, Ronald; sons, Todd Shell and Mathew Shell at home; daughters,
Stephanie Shell and Lisa Shell at home; mother, Elouise Nettleton of Gladwin;
parents-in-law, Don Shell and Doris Shell of Gladwin; grandmother, Mrs. Fred
(Rose) Stutzman of Gladwin; sisters, Mrs. Andrew (Linda) Walters of Camden,
N.Y., Mrs. Ernest (Jaunita) Brown of Gladwin and Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth) Watson
of Flint. She was preceded in death by son Tony Shell and daughter Theresa
Shell.
Services will be 1
p.m. Saturday at the Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin, with the Pastor Tony
Hagoort officiating. Burial will be in
PEARL ETHEL (HOOKER) SHELL (21 APRIL 1889 - 10 AUG 1948) s/w William H.
MRS.
WILLIAM SHELL PASSES TUESDAY
Mrs. Pearl Shell, wife of William Shell, of
Butman township, died on Tuesday night at the
MRS.
SHELL BURIED IN RIDGE
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Ethel Shell,
59, were held Friday, August 13, at 2 o'clock at the Hockaday Free Methodist
church with the Rev. F. K. Starr officiating. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery.
Pearl Ethel Hooker was born on April 21, 1889, in Washtenaw county, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hooker. She married William Shell, of Butman,
in June, 1909 in Gladwin and has been a resident of the county for the past 50
years.
Surviving are her husband, William; two
sons, Grant and Donald, both of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs. Valda Greer, of
Gladwin, Mrs. Hazel Frye and Bonnie Shell, of
Pallbearers were Blaine Yeager, Herbert
Leininger, George Dennings, Clarence Koontz, William Suter and Arthur Babcock.
Gladwin County Record dated 08-11/1948 Column - 8 Page - 1
THERESIA E. SHELL (1 NOV 1967 - 13 AUG 1969) Our Baby
Tot
Killed in Farm Accident
A
21-month-old girl was1 killed last Wednesday night when she fell into a silo
auger on the
farm
of her grandfather in Butman Township. Theresia E. Shell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Shell of Gladwin, followed her father out to the barn on the Don
Shell farm and either fell or walked into the floor level auger which he was
operating, Sheriff Walter Scott said. Apparently he did not know she had
followed him to the barn, Scott said. Theresia was born on Nov. 1, 1967, in
Gladwin.
Besides
her parents she is survived by one brother, Todd; her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Shell and Mr. and Mrs. William Nettleton, both of Gladwin; great
grandmothers, Mrs. Rose Nettleton and Mrs. Carl H. Lange, both of Gladwin.
Services
were held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Ernst
Mueller
officiated
and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-20/1969
Column – 4 Page – 1.
THOMAS SHELL (9JULY 1855 - 30 OCT 1926) (husband of Beatrice)
Thomas
H. Shell was born in Worth township, Sanilac county,
He
leaves to mourn his loss eight children, Dennis, Will, Earl and Mrs.Cora
Southwell of Gladwin, Mrs. Maud Putnam of Essexville, Ray of Ferndale, Mrs.
Faye Soldan of Flint and Carl who had left two weeks ago for California, 29
grandchildren and two great grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers
besides a host of friends and other relatives.
Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Ira Grabil at Hockaday church Monday, Nov. 1,
at 1 o'clock, and the body was laid to rest in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-11/1926 Column - 3 Page - 4
TONY E. SHELL (12 MAY 1971 - 13 JULY 1971)
Tony
E. Shell, 2 months old, died suddenly at his parents' home,
Survivors
are his parents Ronald and Marjana Shell; a brother, Todd; grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Shell and Mr. and Mrs. William Nettleton; great grandparents,
Mrs. Rose Nettleton, and Mr. and Mrs. James Gifford, all of Gladwin.
Services
will be Friday at 1:00 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home with the Rev Helena Egts
officiating. Burial will be in
WILLIAM H. SHELL (6 JUNE 1886 - 17 NOV 1960) s/w
William
H. Shell, 74, retired
Funeral
services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Hom. Rev. E.
Fogelsonger and Rev. Alva Calkins officiated and burial was in Ridge
Cemetery.Funeral Card said he was survived by 28 grandchildren and 8
great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated 11-23/1960 Column - 4 Page - 1
?
SHERMAN (15 MARCH 1843 - 20 JAN 1918) Mother
BERNICE (TURNER)
Bernice
Sherman, 78, of
Surviving
are one son, Dale of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. James (Carol) Grover of
Goodrich; 5 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services will be held
today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Wayne
Jensen will officiate and burial will be in the
DALE
L. SHERMAN (18 JUNE 1929 - 29 JUNE 2001)
Dale L. Sherman, 72, of Gladwin, died
Friday, June 29, 2001 at the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. Born June 18, 1929 in
Surviving are one sister, Coral and husband
James Grover of Metamora; three nieces; and two nephews. He was preceded in
death by two infant brothers. Services were held at 11 a.m. Monday at the
Sisson Funeral Home, Gladwin with Rev. Donald Haskell officiating. Burial was
in
FRED
SHERMAN (11 JAN 1896 - 30 AUG 1973)
Fred
Sherman, 77, of
Surviving
are his wife Bernice; a son Dale of Gladwin; a daughter, Mrs. James (Coral)
Grover of Hadley; a sister, Mrs. Eva Perrine of
PFC
GILBERT
SHERMAN (20 MAY 1865 - 20 NOV 1948) (husband of
Margaret), b. 1900, d. 1979
SERVICES
HELD FOR GILBERT SHERMAN
Funeral services were held for Gilbert H.
Sherman, 83, on Monday afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home, at 2 o'clock. The
Rev. John Miller of the Gladwin Methodist church circuit officiated and burial
was in the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Sherman was born in
Surviving are his wife; four sons, Fred and
Harvey of Gladwin, Lee of Flint, and Glenn, of Clio; one daughter, Eva Perrine,
of
MARGARET SHERMAN (31 MAY 1872 - 4 NOV 1956) (wife of Gilbert)
SERVICES
TODAY FOR MRS. SHERMAN
Mrs. Maggie Sherman, 84, a lifetime resident
of Gladwin died Sunday at the Hill Crest Convalescent Home in
Surviving are four sons, Harvey and Fred of
Gladwin Township, Lee of Flint and Glen of Clio; one daughter, Mrs. Eva Perrine
of
Funeral services will be held today
(Wednesday) at 1:00 p.m. at the Miner Funeral Home. Officiating clergyman will
be the Rev. Ernest MacDonald of the
FRED
SHINDEL (? - 1936)
OH SGT 303 ENGRS DIV
ALAN
K. SHIRKEY (1933 - ?) s/w Norma J.
NORMA JENE (GOLDEN) SHIRKEY (1940 – 5 APR 1985) s/w Alan K.
NORMA
SHIRKEY
Norma
J. Shirkey, 45, of 1075 E. Wirtz Rd., Gladwin, died Friday, April 5, in the
Midland
Hospital
Center following a long illness. Born in Gladwin, Feb. 16, 1940, she spent her
lifetime here. The former Norma Golden, was married to Alan Shirkey March 30,
1957 in Gladwin.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 2 sons, Alan Jr. of Gladwin and Steve of
Wakefield; 3 daughters, Mrs. Phil (Denise) Redman and Mrs. Mark (Lana) Vogel of
Gladwin and Brenda at home; her mother, Mrs. Lillie Golden of Gladwin; one
brother, Rudy of Gladwin; 3 sisters, Mrs. Catherine Sasse of Sanford, Mrs. Selena
Sasse of Gladwin and Mrs. Fay Roebuck of Birch Run; and 3 grandchildren.
Services
were held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.The Rev.
Ed
Jaynes officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 4-10/1985 Column – 3 Page – 2.
AUDREY A. SHOOLTZ (1923 - ?) s/w Harvey W.
HARVEY W. SHOOLTZ (24 NOV 1920 – 7
DEC 1992) s/w Audrey A.
HARVEY
SHOOLTZ
Harvey
W. Shooltz, 72, of 150 Deer Run Trail, Gladwin, died Monday, Dec. 7, 1992 in
the Mid
Michigan
Regional Medical Center, Gladwin, after an illness of a month. Born in
Ferndale, Nov. 24, 1920, he came to Gladwin County in 1974 from Union Lake. Mr.
Shooltz operated Huron Tool. He started the business in Union Lake in 1969 and
moved the operation to Gladwin in 1974. He retired in 1987. Mr. Shooltz and the
former Audrey Berry, were married Oct. 2, 1943, in Ferndale.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters. Nancy Shooltz of Sterling Heights and
Mrs. James (Barbara) Rich of White Lake; 4 sons, Barry of Grandville, Dennis of
Gladwin, Bob of Traverse City and Bill of Clare; 2 brothers. William of Florida
and Louis of California; 2 sisters, Lucille Kaschefsky of Redford and Betty Roper
of Florida; and 12 grandchildren.
Services
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel.
The Rev. Roger Hardy officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to the American Heart Association or the Hospice of Gladwin.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-9/1992 Column – 2 Page – 2.
CLARA
MAY (WERNER) SHOUP (2 JULY 1872 - 4 MARCH 1921)
MRS. JOHN SHOUP
Clara May
Shoup, wife of John Shoup, died March 4, 1921, at the home of her husband's
parents at Swanton, Fulton county, Ohio. Services were conducted at the home at
Swanton at three o'clock. The body was brought to Gladwin Monday and taken to
the undertaking rooms of Rogers & Neeley, where services were held Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. E. T. Smith, followed by interment in Ridge cemetery.
Clara May
Werner was born July 2, 1872, in Ogden township, Lenawee county, Mich. When she
was nine years old the family moved to Swanton, Ohio, where she grew to
womanhood. She was married July 2, 1899, to Ira Shufelt. Three children were
born to them, two sons, Elmer and Blair, and one daughter, Lela. She was
married to John Shoup, Oct. 10, 1910, at Gladwin. They made their home in Clare
county until they moved to Ohio five years ago. They were preparing to return
to Gladwin when her death occurred.
She is
survived by her husband, three children, Elmer Shufelt of Huron county, Ohio,
Blair Shufelt and Mrs. Smith Parkinson of Clare county, Michigan, seven
grandchildren, two brothers Al Werner of Midland, Mich., and Frank Werner of
Berkey, Ohio; two sisters, Bertha Shriver of West Virginia and Dena Hoot of
Swanton, Ohio.
A loved one
from us has gone; A vacant place is left. That can never be filled. Gladwin
County Record dated 03-10/1921 Column - 3 Page - 4
IDA I. (BARLOW) SHUART (1858 – 14 JUNE 1949)
Services Friday for Mrs. Shuart
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Shuart, 91, will take
place at the Butman Latter Day Saints church on Friday afternoon, June 17, at 1
o'clock. Elders White and Doty will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge
cemetery.
Mrs. Shuart passed away on Tuesday at the Long
Convalescent Home in Flint. She was born in Belleville in 1858 and lived on a
farm north of Gladwin for about 10 years.
Surviving are one son, Melvin Barlow, of Gladwin; a
daughter, Mrs. Laura Clark, of Flint; seven grandchildren; 12 great
grandchildren and a great-great grandchild. Mrs. Shuart will be at the Reigle
Funeral Home on Friday, from 8 a. m. until noon, when she will be taken to the
church. Gladwin County Record dated 6-15/1949 Column – 2 Page – 1.
MORRIS A. SHUART (6 OCT 1848 – 27 MAY 1929)
MORRIS SHUART
Morris Shuart died Monday morning at his home in
Gladwin township where he had lived 31 years. Mr. Shuart had been an invalid
for several years. He was born Oct. 6, 1848, in Wayne county, Michigan, and
married Mrs. Ida Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. Shuart made their home in Gladwin city a
number of years and afterward moved to Gladwin township.
He is survived by his wife, one son, Milton Barlow
of Gladwin, and one daughter, Mrs. Laura M. McFarland of Flint.
Services were held at the Sherman Latter Day Saint
church, Wednesday morning, May 29, at 10 a. m. conducted by Elder George White
and M. Umphrey of Bentley, followed by burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 5-30/1929 Column – 3 Page – 4.
JOHN
SHULTS (2 JUNE 1881 - 24 NOV 1911) Aged 80 years, 5
months & 21 days
SHULTS
John Shults was born in Ontario, June 2, 1831, and
died at his home in Tobacco township Nov. 24, 1911, of dropsy after an illness
of two weeks, aged 80 years, 5 months, 21 days. He was married April 10, 1872,
to Elizabeth Jane Long, who died July 22, 1908. They came to Gladwin county in
1880. One son died at the age of 20 years. Mr. Shults was married about 2 years
ago to Geneveive Gosoage who survives him besides two step-daughters, Mrs.
William Fleming and Mrs. Edward Dassy.
The funeral was held Nov. 26 from the home of the
latter, Rev. Bates officiating assisted by Rev. Buxton. Interment in Gladwin
cemetery. He had made his peace with God and was fully
prepared to meet his Creator. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-30/1911 Column – 5 Page – 1.
AUGUST
SHULTZ (13 MARCH 1857 – 20 JAN 1922) s/w Pauline
LONG
TIME RESIDENT OF COUNTY DIES AT HOCKADAY
August
Shultz
August
Shultz was born March 13, 1857, and departed this life Jan. 20, 1922. He was
married to Miss Pauline Donst, Jan. 23, 1881. To their union ten children were
born, three of which died in early infancy. In April, 1900, he moved with his
family to Gladwin county first locating in Sage township and later, moving to
Hockaday the present home.
Twenty-eight
years ago he made a confession of Christ and has since lived an exemplary
Christian life. He was a kind father, a thoughtful husband, a considerate
neighbor and citizen. His death came as a complete shock to the family and a
surprise to the community.
Mr.
Shultz is survived by his widow, five sons and two daughters, Emile A., a
Baptist minister of Madison, Ind., Robert
of Detroit, Max W. of Chicago, Ill., Benjamin H. of Detroit, Mrs. B. F.
Kranich of Coleman, Albert L. and Ruth who live in the parental home, and four grandchildren.
All
children, Mrs. Robert Shultz and B. F. Kranich were here in attendance at the
funeral.
Services
were conducted by Rev. P. E. Schilling! of the Round Lake Baptist church and
Rev. C. E. Roberts of the Hockaday Free Methodist church. Interment in the
Ridge cemetery.
So
shall it be at last in that bright morning,
When
the soul wakes and lives, from shadows free.
O,
in that hour, fairer than daylight dawning,
Shall
rise the glowing thought "I’am with thee."
Gladwin
County Record dated 1-26/1922 Column – 3 Page – 1.
ELIZABETH JANE (VANNEST) LONG - SHULTZ (6 MAY 1842 - 22 JULY 1908)
WIFE
OF JOHN SHULTZ, PASSES TO THE OTHER SHORE, AGED 66.
Elizabeth
Jane Shultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Vanest, was born May 6, 1842; at
Camblen, Ont., and died July 22, 1908 at
Mrs.
Shultz has been a patient sufferer for the past two years, but was taken worse
about three weeks before her death. She was a devoted Christian and during her
sickness praised the Lord that she was going home.
A
husband, two daughters, two sisters, four brothers and seven grandchildren,
besides many friends and neighbors, mourn her loss. Funeral services were held
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Fleming, with whom she had resided
the past one and one half years. They were conducted by Rev. H. J. Nicholls.
The remains were laid to rest in Gladwin cemetery July 24.
"We weep for her, no tenderer wife
E'er made man's fireside bright;
No more devoted mother love,
And she is with the angel host,
With sinless heart and stainless hand,
Waiting to meet the friends to come
To that bright and happy land."
Gladwin
County Record dated 07-30/1908 Column - 6 Page – 5
Mrs.
Geneva C. Schultz, 84, of
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Pauline
Lehman of Gladwin, Mrs. Jack (Catherine) Long of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Clifford
(Martha) Emrick of Midland; three sons, William of Hillsdale, Eugene of Gladwin
and Charles of Clio; 24 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 2
p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev. Helena Egts officiated and
burial was in the
PAULINE (DONST) SHULTZ (1862 - 1934) s/w August
SOLOMON SHULTZ (29 SEP 1872 - 11 JULY 1893) Son of E. & J. Shultz,
Aged 20 years, 9 months & 12 days,
WILLIAM I. SHULTZ (29 MARCH 1892 - 28 FEB 1962) m. 29 Sep 1915, Father,
s/w Geneva C.
Services
Held for Wm. Shultz
Funeral
services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home for William Isaac
Shultz, 69, who died at his home in Gladwin Wednesday. The Rev. Thurlan
Meredith officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Born
in Pleasants County, West Va., on March 29, 1892, he was married to the former
Geneva Dearth on Sept. 29, 1915 at St. Mary’s, W. Va. Coming to Oil City in
1933 he worked for the Pure Oil Co. as an oil field pumper for seven years.
They moved to Gladwin County in 1941 where Mr. Shultz was employed by the Sun
Oil Co. until his retirement in 1957.
Survivors
include his wife, Geneva; three sons, William L., of Hillsdale, Eugene and Charles,
of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs. Catheline Long, of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Martha
Emrick of Midland, and Mrs. Pauline Lehman, of Gladwin; two brothers, John, of
Lancaster, Ohio, and Henry of St. Mary’s, W. Va.; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Locke, of
St Mary‘s, W. Va.; 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Two brothers
preceded him in death. Gladwin County Record dated 3-7/1962 Column – 6 Page –
1.
HARRY
J. “OLD FART” SIBLEY, SR ( 27 NOV 1917 -
27 APRIL 2003)
Harry
J. “Old Fart” Sibley Sr., age 85, of Gladwin died at home April 27, 2003
following a long illness. Harry was born November 27, 1917 to Frederick &
Almira (Gager) Sibley in
BRIAN
A. SILKSTONE (17 MAY 1955 - 7 AUG 1994)
BRIAN A. SILKSTONE
Brian A. Silkstone, 39, of Gladwin and formerly of
Saginaw, died Sunday, Aug. 7, 1994, as a result of a motorcycle accident. Born
May 17, 1955 in Saginaw, he moved to Gladwin County in 1966 and graduated from
Gladwin High School in 1973. He married the former Teresa
Mathews of Harrison on Jan. 27, 1984 in Harrison.
Survivors include one daughter, Brianna; parents.
Donald and Roberta Mathews of Harrison; 2 brothers, Dennis Schur of Gladwin and
Richard Schur of Spring Lake; and one sister, Alexis Coupar of Bridgeport. He
was preceded in death by one sister, Jacqueline Carmien; and 2 brothers, Ti
mothy and John Schur.
Rites were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday from Sisson Funeral
Home. The Rev. Donald Block officiated, and burial was in Ridge Cemetery in
Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 8-10/1994 Column – 4 Page – 2.
CATHERINE (WESTOVER) SIMPSON (18 MAY 1865 – 28 APR 1925)
MRS. JAMES SIMPSON
Mrs. Catherine Simpson was born at Oxbridge, Canada,
May 18, 1865, and departed this life April 28, 1925, at the age of 59 years, 11
months and 10 days. At the age of 11 years she came with her parents from
Canada and settled in Sanilac county, Michigan. In 1883 she was
united in marriage to James Simpson. To this union
were born eight children, one of whom died in early life. In 1900 Mr. Simpson
moved with his family to Butman township, Gladwin county, Michigan, and lived there
until his death about six years ago. She leaves to mourn her loss five sons and
two daughters and a host of friends.
The last few months of her life she was a great
sufferer but she bore it all patiently without a murmur or complaint. Sister
Simpson was converted under the labors of Rev. William Rumley and remained a true
and faithful Christian until her death. She was a member of the Free Methodist
church at Hockaday and was a kind and loving wife and mother. She will be
greatly
missed in the community where she lived.
The funeral services were held at the Hockaday F. M.
church and the remains were laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery to await resurrection
morn.
Her last words were, "I have Jesus in my
heart."
Gladwin County Record dated 5-7/1925 Column – 3 Page
– 4.
JAMES SIMPSON (1865 – 25 MAY 1919)
JAMES SIMPSON.
James Simpson died Sunday, May 25, 1919, at his home
in Butman township, after being in poor health some time. He was born, in
Ontario, was 55 years, three months and 10 days old, and has been a resident of
Gladwin county about 20 years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters and
four sons. Services were held Tuesday afternoon. Gladwin County Record dated
5-29/1919 Column – 4 Page – 5.
JESSIE S. (CANN) SIMPSON (17 APRIL 1890 - 26 FEB 1974) s/w John
Mrs.
Jessie S. Simpson, 83, of
She
is survived by one son, John Jr. of
Rites
will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena Egts
will officiate and burial will be in the
JOHN M. SIMPSON, SR (17 FEB 1891 - 10 JAN 1968) s/w Jessie
JOHN
SIMPSON DIES AT SON'S HOME
John M. Simpson, Sr., of
Survivors are his wife, Jessie; a son, John M.
Simpson, Jr. of
LAWRENCE CLIFFORD SIMPSON (20 OCT 1919 - 30 MARCH 1920)
Lawrence Clifford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson,
died at his home 1622 Jane street, Flint, after a 10 days illness of bronchial
pneumonia. Lawrence was born in the city of Flint, Oct. 20, 1919, and departed this
life March 30, 1920. Private funeral was held at the home March 31, Rev. Tripp
officiating.
He leaves to mourn their loss his father, mother,
five brothers, Olione, Max, Wayne, Lyle and Billy. The remains were brought to
Gladwin for burial. Gladwin County Record dated 4-8/1920 Column – 5 Page – 5.
MARIE SIMPSON (1907 ?) s/w Wayne
MARY ROSETTA (VAN ALSTINE) SIMPSON (2 FEB 1884 – MARCH 1967) s/w William
We
extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Max Simpson in the loss of the
former’s
mother.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-5/1967 Column – 5 Page – 13.
WAYNE SIMPSON (1909 – 1971) s/w Marie
WILLIAM SIMPSON (1884 – 29 APR 1930) s/w Mayme R.
WILLIAM
SIMPSQN
William
Simpson, a former resident of this county died April 29, 1930, at Flint of
heart trouble, after an illness of a few weeks. He is survived by his wife and
five sons. Gladwin County Record dated 5-1/1930 Column – 4 Page – 1.
FREDERICK
ALFORD SISCO (24 OCT 1871 - 29 OCT 1948) s/w Theresa
Fred
Sisco Passes Last Friday
Frederick
A. Sisco, 77, Gladwin township farmer, passed away at his home on Friday, October
29. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred
Heart Church, with the Rev. Fr. K. D. McGinn officiating. Burial was in the
Ridge cemetery. A prayer service was held at the home on Monday evening.
Mr.
Sisco was born in Sanilac county in 1871, and spent most of his life in Gladwin
county. He lived on his farm in Gladwin township for the past 37 years. He was
married to Miss Theresa Foran in 1899, in Gladwin.
Surviving
are his wife; two sons, Lynn of Detroit and William at home; one daughter, Mrs.
Helen
Mayer, of Detroit; one nephew, Patrick Foran of Gladwin; also a number of
grandchildren.
Pallbearers
were Clyde Zettel, Ray Flynn, Leo Villeneuve, Wendell Foor, Fred Greer and Ron
Bellinger.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-3/1948 Column – 4 Page – 1.
FREDERICK LYNN SISCO (11 MARCH 1906 - 16 JUNE 1958)
FUNERAL
RITES FOR LYNN SISCO THURSDAY
Frederick Lynn Sisco, 52, former
Mr. Sisco resided in Gladwin from 1911 until
about 12 years ago when he moved to
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Theresa
Sisco; and brother William of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Helen Maier of
Rosary will be Wednesday evening at 9 p.m.
at the Hall Funeral Home and funeral services at 10 a. m. Thursday from the
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THERESA
C. (FORAN) SISCO (4 APRIL 1876 - 29 JUNE 1963) s/w Frederick A.
RITES
HELD FOR THERESA C. SISCO
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10
a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church for Mrs. Theresa C. Sisco, 87, who died
Saturday after a short illness. Father George Artman officiated and burial was
in
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Helen Maier,
of
WILLIAM
PATRICK SISCO (2 FEB 1915 - 13 MAY 2005)
William
P. Sisco, 90, of Gladwin, died May 13, 2005 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Gladwin. He was Born Feb. 2, 1915 in Gladwin to Frederick and Theresa
(Foran) Sisco. On July 11, 1939 he married the former Lois White in Gladwin. He
was a farmer and lived in
He
is survived by his wife, Lois Sisco of Gladwin; seven children, Kenneth (Judy)
Sisco of Midland, Fred (Barbara) Sisco of Gladwin, Pat Sisco of Midland, Anne
(Barry) Neumeyer of Gladwin, Jim Sisco of Gladwin, Lem (Denise) Sisco of Hope,
and Fran (Dennis) Shooltz of Gladwin; 17 grandchildren and 13 Great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Lynn and Patrick; and
two sisters, Helen Maier and Irene Schultz.
Funeral
services were held on Monday, May 16 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Gladwin
with Rev. Fr. Patrick Jankowiak officiating. Burial took place in
CAROLINE (KRAFT)
SMITH (8 MAY 1865 – 17 JAN 1929)
Mrs.
George R. Smith died Jan. 17, 1929, at her home on South Antler street after an
attack of influenza followed by meningitis. Mrs. George R. Smith, nee Caroline Kraft,
was born May 8, 1865, in Baden, Germany, where she lived until the age of 17,
when she came to America, and became a resident of Detroit, Michigan, where she
was united in marriage to Charles Anthony Hahn on July 11, 1885. To this union
one daughter was born on Jan. 7, 1899 in Detroit, Mich., who survives her.
In
1900 the family moved to Mayville, Mich., where they resided until the moved to
Gladwin on Aug. 12, 1918. Aug. 15, 1919, her husband, Chas. Hahn departed this
life. Mrs. Hahn was married to George R. Smith of Gladwin July 2, 1921.
She
is survived by her husband, George R. Smith, her only daughter, Mrs. Christine
Wesley McKnight, and one grand-daughter, Miss Lucille Wesley of Gladwin. Two
brothers, Charles and August Kraft, both of Detroit, and one sister, Mrs. Lewis
Riecher of Detroit; also 43 nieces and nephews, besides a host of friends. She
was one of nine children, five brothers having preceded her in death.
Mrs.
Smith was a kind and affectionate mother of a good Christian character, and
loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Mission church at the time
of her death. She will be greatly missed at church services, for she was a frequent
visitor.
Those
attending the funeral from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kraft, Mr. and
Mrs. August Kraft, Mrs. Lewis Riecher, Sr., and son, Lewis Riecher, Jr. all of
Detroit,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bergey of Saginaw, Mich.
Funeral
services were held from the Mission church on Saturday at 12:30 p. m. conducted
by Rev. Alma M. Wegner, with interment at the Ridge cemetery. The pall-bearers
were, Gordon
Capling,
Glenn Wagar, Basil Stout, Burke Wilmot, Donald Black and Archie Graham. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-24/1929 Column – 5 Page – 1.
GORDON
B. SMITH (12 DEC 1916 - 14 FEB 1990)
GORDON
SMITH
Gordon
B. Smith, 73, of 1630 N. Pratt Lake Rd., Gladwin, died Wednesday, Feb. 14,1990
in St. Mary's Medical Center, Saginaw, after a short illness. Born in Detroit,
Dec. 12, 1916, he
moved
to Gladwin County in 1980. Mr. Smith was a supervisor in the Livonia Water
Dept. for 20 years until retiring in 1980. He served in the Army during World
War II and was a member of the Gladwin Fraternal Order of Eagles 3292, Elks
Club 2246, Livonia, American Legion Post 32, Livonia, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and
State, County and Municipal Employees Union 1917.
Mr.
Smith and the former Mickey Murphy, were married Aug. 3, 1951, in Angola, Ind. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Randall of Livonia; one sister, Charlotte
Sutherland of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Frank and Ted Smith of Gladwin; and a
stepbrother, William Bruce of Gladwin.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Father William Elliott officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Gladwin County Record
dated 2-21/1990 Column – 4 Page – 2.
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LILA
M. SMITH (30 NOV 1896 - 25 FEB 1985) Beloved Mother
LILA
SMITH
Lila
M. Smith, 88, of 1630 Pratt Lake Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, Feb. 25, in the
Gladwin
Area
Hospital following a long illness. Born in Sage Township Nov. 30, 1896, she
returned to Gladwin County in 1981 from Livonia.
Surviving
are one son, Gordon of Gladwin; and one grandson. Services will be held
Thursday
at
11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father Thomas
Spitler will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 2-27/1985 Column – 3 Page – 2.
HELEN L. (
Helen
L. Smythe, 65, of
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 4 children, Lynn Clark of Farwell; Mrs.
Wanettan Sibley of Gladwin, Mrs. Roxanne Pike of Holt and Douglas Smythe of
Grand Ledge; 3 brothers, Melvin of Hastings, Alvah of Lansing and Harry of
Holt; 9 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home, the Rev. Carter
Miller officiated and burial was in the
Helen L. Smythe (Midland Daily News, Aug. 10, 1983)
Helen L. Smythe, 65,
261
She was born in
She leaves her
husband; son, Lynn Clark of the Farwell-Evart area; daughters, Wanettah Sibley
of Gladwin and Roxanne Pike of Hope; son, Douglas Smythe of Grand Ledge; nine
grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; and brothers, Melvin Moore of Hastings,
Alvah Moore of Lansing and Harry Moore of Hope.
Services will be at 1
p.m. Friday in Mathews Funeral Home in Gladwin with the Rev. Carter Miller
officiating. Burial will be in
HOMER
R. SMYTHE (19 JAN 1918 – 30 SEP 1984) s/w Helen L.
HOMER
SMYTHE
Homer
R. Smythe, 66, of 261 E. Ridge Rd., Gladwin, died Sunday, Sept. 30, in the
Gladwin
Area
Hospital. Born in Lansing Jan. 19, 1918, he came to Gladwin County in 1974. He
was a supervisor for Fisher Body in Lansing. Mr. Smythe was a member of the Wooden
Shoe United Methodist Church. He was married to Helen Moore Aug. 10, 1953, in
Angola, Ind. She preceded him in death Aug. 9, 1983.
Surviving
are 4 children, Lynn Clark of Farwell, Mrs. Wanettah Sibley of Gladwin, Mrs.
Roxanne Pike of Holt and Douglas Smythe of Grand Ledge; 9 grandchildren and 11
great grandchildren.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Carter
Miller
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
10-3/1984 Column – 2 Page – 2.
AMANDUS F. SOLDAN (14 OCT 1891 - 2 DEC 1960) s/w Faye
Amandus
Soldan Dies in Florida
Amandus
F. Soldan 69, of Gladwin, died Friday in Leesburg, Fla., after a short illness.
A retired Flint auto worker, Mr. Soldan was born Oct. 14, 1891, in Huron
County, and moved to Gladwin with his parents as a young man. He was married to
Miss Faye Shell in 1913. She preceded him in death in January 1958. On August
5, 1959, he was married to the former Mrs. Clara Rowley, in Flint. Mr. Soldan
was a member of the Gladwin Free Methodist Church.
Surviving
are his wife Clara; three sons, Duane of Fenton, Ward of Ypsilanti, and Larry of
Dearborn; one step-son, Rex Rowley of Flint; a step-daughter, Mrs. Lucille
Clute of Flint;
three
brothers, William C. of Pigeon, Tillman D., of Gladwin and Alonzo E., of Flint
two sisters, Mrs. Sybilla Hutson of Mikado and Mrs. Adelia Cripps of Gladwin;
and seven grandchildren. A son preceded him in death.
Funeral
services were held today (Wednesday) at 11 a. m. at the Gladwin Free Methodist
Church.
The Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger, Rev. D. A. Hoenshell and Rev Harry Fidler
officiated
and
burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-7/1960 Column – 7
Page – 1.
DANIEL
J. SOLDAN (9 OCT 1881 - 9 AUG 1961)
Rites Saturday for Dan Soldan
Daniel J. Soldan, 79, died today (Wednesday) at
Saginaw Osteopathic Hospital after an illness of six months. Born on Oct. 9,
1881, in Huron County, he came to Gladwin County in 1908 to farm. He was married
to the former Martha Bollert in Oberlin on March 7, 1911.
Survivors include his widow, Martha; two daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Patenge of Angola, Ind., and Mrs. Winifred Welser of Gladwin; two
sons, Robert of Gladwin, and Howard of Holt; two brothers, Rolland of North Branch,
and Walter of Owendale; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Chase of Saginaw; 15 grandchildren
and four great grandchildren. A son Max, preceded him in death on Jan. 5, 1961.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. at
the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Wayne
Palmer, former pastor of the Riley Church, will
officiate and burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-9/1961 Column – 2 Page – 1.
ESTHER JANE SOLDAN (1922 – 8 NOV 1922)
SOLDAN
Esther Jane, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Soldan, aged two months and 16 days, died Nov. 8. Funeral services were held at
the residence Friday afternoon by Rev. L. F . Burkey. Burial in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 11-16/1922 Column – 4 Page – 4.
FAYE (SHELL) SOLDAN (1893 – JAN 1958) s/w Amandus F.
Mr.
and Mrs. Fern Cripps, Marcille Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hutson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Faye Soldan Monday. She was then brought up to Gladwin and
was laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-29/1958
Column – 5 Page – 11.
HERSCHEL CARL SOLDAN (8 NOV 1920 – 10 MARCH 1921) Baby
HERSCHEL
C. SOLDAN
Herschel
C. Soldan, infant son of Amandus and Faye Soldan; was born Nov. 8, 1920, and
died Mar. 10, 1921. He leaves to mourn their loss his father and mother and one
brother Duane, besides his grandparents, uncles and aunts, cousins and a large circle
of friends. The funeral services were held in the Free Methodist church at
Hockaday, Mich., conducted
by
the writer. Text 2 Kings 4:26. Interment in the Ridge cemetery, Gladwin.
J.
F. King.Gladwin County Record dated 3-17/1921 Column – 2 Page – 4.
MARTHA
LOUISA (BOLLERT) SOLDAN (28 NOV 1888 - 10 SEP 1985)
Martha
L. Soldan, 96, of
Surviving
are 2 sons, Robert of Hemlock and Howard of Lansing; 2 daughters, Mrs. Robert
(Winifred) Welser of Gladwin and Mrs. Theodore (Ruth) Patenge of East Lansing,
one sister, Winifred Wagoner of Xenia,
Ohio; 17 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and 2 great great
grandchildren. A son, Max, preceded her in death in January 1961.
Services
were held Friday at 11 a.m. from the
NEST
R. (WALTENBURG) SOLDAN (1 JULY 1923 - 13 JUNE 1989)
Nest
R. Soldan, 65, of
Services
were held Thursdy at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Burton Kincaid officiated and burial was in
RAY D. SOLDAN (10 APRIL 1918 - 17 DEC 1918)
RAY
DANIEL SOLDAN --- Ray Dan son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Soldan of Oberlin, died
Dec. 17 form influenza. He was born April 10, 1918. Gladwin County Record dated
12-19/1918 Column - 5 Page - 5
ROBERT O. SOLDAN (12 MARCH 1920 - 22 AUG 1992)
Robert
O. Soldan, 72, of Gladwin and formerly of Hemlock died Saturday, Aug. 22, 1992.
Born in Gladwin on March 12, 1920, he was a veteran of World War II and a
member of the Hemlock V.F.W. Post. He moved back to Gladwin in 1984. Mr. Soldan
and the former Nest
Waltenburg
were married Dec. 1, 1961, in Onaway. She preceded him in death June 13, 1989.
Surviving
are 3 sons, Dan of Houghton Lake, Dave of Freeland and Douglas of Hemlock; 2
sisters, Ruth Patenge of Florida and Winnifred Welser of Gladwin; one brother,
Howard of Lansing; dear friend, Jean Leech of Gladwin; and 5 grandchildren.
Rites
were held today, Wednesday, at 11 a.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev.
Donald Dengler officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-26/1992 Column – 5 Page – 2.
PVT
ALVINA (SCHRAM)
SOUTHWELL (3 FEB 1843 – 29 DEC 1912)
Death
Claims Mrs. S. Southwell
SOUTHWELL
Mrs.
Stephen Southwell, well known resident of Sage township, died suddenly and
unexpectedly at an early hour Sunday morning. She had made a trip to the city
in usual health the day previous, and was taken seriously ill in the night. Dr.
Boulton was called and administered medicine for relief of severe pain internally,
leaving her somewhat relieved. When he reached home a call for the undertaker
preceded him. He was unwilling to accept the sad news, however, and returned to
find it only too true.
Her
death is ascribed to neuralgia of the heart, with gall stones contributing. Funeral
services will be held Thursday (today) at the residence at 10 a.m. and at the
Ridge church at 11 a.m., conducted by Rev. Westphal..
Alvina
Schram Southwell was the daughter of Peter and Sarie Marie Schram, and was born
in Gamsbourgh, Canada; Feb. 3, 1843, and died at the age of 69 years, 10 months
and 16 days. She was married to Stephen Southwell, May 22, 1864, and to them
six children were born, three of whom with the husband are living as follows Rev.
George Southwell of Whittemore; William Southwell of Bay City; Mrs. Wirtz of
Oberlin.
Mrs.
Southwell had resided on the farm where she died for many years, and was held
in high esteem by a large circle of friends. Gladwin County Record dated
1-2/1913 Column – 4 Page – 1.
CARRIE
E. SOUTHWELL (21 MAY 1895 - 19 DEC 1943)
MRS.
WM. SOUTHWELL DIES HERE SUNDAY
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the
Surviving are her husband; three sons,
Grenville, Ronald and Vance, and a daughter, Carolyn; her mother, Mrs. Agnes
Bodey and a brother, Frank, both of Caro; and six sisters, Mrs. Clarence
Bolinger, of Chicago; Mrs. Fred Demarest, of Eugene, Oregon; Mrs. George
Parsell, of Yale; Mrs. Carl Shaw, of Detroit; Mrs. Earl Gordon, of Memphis; and
Mrs. Herman Leese, of Wolverine. Gladwin County Record dated 12-22/1943 Column
- 7 Page - 1
DOUGLAS
ELDON SOUTHWELL (4 NOV 1929 – 15 DEC 1929) Son
DOUGLAS
ELDON SOUTHWELL
Douglas
Eldon, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Southwell, died Sunday night of
post-diphtheritic paralysis. He was born Nov. 4. Services were held Monday,
conducted by Rev. G. W. Mustard. Gladwin County Record dated 12-19/1929 Column
- 3 Page - 5.
ELEANOR
L. (MCWILLIAMS) SOUTHWELL (27 FEB 1931 – 20 MAR 2010)
Eleanor L. Southwell, age 79, of Gladwin, passed
away on Saturday, March 20, 2010, at her home with her family by her side. She
was born Feb. 27, 1931, in Isabella County, the daughter of the late Arthur and
Dorothy (Wyant) McWilliams.
She worked many years as a Special Education Teacher
and Program Coordinator for Bay and Saginaw counties. Since her retirement she
has lived in Gladwin. She was a volunteer for more than 20 years with
V.I.G.O.R. of Gladwin and other community activities.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Eileen
Dibble. She is survived by her husband, Grenvul “Buck” Southwell of Gladwin;
her children, Calvin (Beth) Southwell of Prudenville, Peggy (Andrew) Miceli of
Gladwin, Dawn (Michael Christenson) West of Bay City, and Pamela Southwell of
Gladwin; 10 Grandchildren, Stacey Southwell, Amy Citko, Casey Cadieux, Cory
Cadieux, Kevin West, Colleen McCarthy, Sara Miceli-Sorensen, Anthony Miceli,
Ebon Simmons and Pamela (P.J.) Simmons; eight great-grandchildren, Zachery,
Neal, Maura, Claire, Sofia, Ella, Sydney and Aisia Dre.
In accordance with Eleanor’s wishes, cremation has
taken place. A graveside service will be held on Saturday, May 8, 2010 at 11
a.m. at Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to Sisson Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be
made in memory of Eleanor to V.I.G.O.R. Gladwin County Record dated 3/24/2010.
EMMA E. (VAN ALSTINE) SOUTHWELL (4 NOV 1874 - 1 MAY 1959) s/w George
Illness
Fatal to Mrs. Southwell
Mrs.
Emma E. Southwell, 84, of 702 First St., Gladwin, passed away Friday afternoon following
a short illness. She was born Nov. 4, 1874, in Sanilac County, and came to
Gladwin
County
at the age of thirteen. The former Miss Emma E. Van Alstine was married to
George
Southwell
on August 2, 1891, in Sage Township. He preceded her in death in November,
1952.
Survivors
include four sons, Clayton of Afton, William of Gladwin, George of Birmingham,
and
Eldon
of Flint; four daughters, Mrs. Iva Loar of Blissfield, Mrs. Beatrice Ball and
Mrs. Letha
Barnhart,
of Flint, and Mrs. Esther Bailey of Gladwin; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Edick
and Mrs. Hattie Weir, of Gladwin, and Mrs. Mayme Simpson of Flint; 28 grandchildren,
60 great grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren.
Funeral
services we're held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Miner Funeral Home. The Rev. R. E.
Fogelsonger officiated and burial was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 5-6/1959 Column – 7 Page – 1.
GEORGE SOUTHWELL (22 OCT 1867 - 16 NOV 1952) s/w Emma E.
Long-time
Resident Passes Suddenly
George
Southwell, 85, passed away on Sunday noon after suffering a heart attack while attending
church services. Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Free
Methodist
church with the Rev. Vernon Dean and the Rev. Kenneth Starr officiating. Burial
was
made in Ridge cemetery.
Mr.
Southwell was born in Lankton, Canada on October 22, 1867 and came to Gladwin
at the
age
of five with his parents. On August 2, 1891 he was married to Miss Emma
VanAlstine in Gladwin. They made their home on a farm for many years and upon
retiring lived at 702 First St., in Gladwin.
Surviving
are his wife, Emma; four sons, Clayton of Afton, William of Gladwin, George of
Birmingham and Eldon of Flint; four daughters, Mrs. Iva Loar of Blissfield, Mrs.
Beatrice Ball and Mrs. Letha Barnhart, of Flint and Mrs. Esther Bailey of
Gladwin; 28 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-19/1952 Column – 6 Page – 1.
GERALD D. SOUTHWELL (14 MARCH 1916 – 12 JAN 1928)
GERALD SOUTHWELL
Gerald Southwell, youngest son of George and Emma
Southwell, was born March 14, 1916, and died Jan. 12, 1928 at his home in
Gladwin township. He was a very bright and active boy, always ready to take part
in childish games. He gave his heart to God .and told the family as they
gathered around his bed that he was going to heaven to be with Jesus. He leaves
to mourn his loss his parents, four brothers and four sisters. His body was
laid to rest in the Ridge cemetery Jan. 12. Gladwin County Record dated
1-26/1928 Column – 2 Page – 4.
JOHN STEVENS SOUTHWELL (14 DEC 1900 - 20 SEP 1902) Son of George &
Emma, Aged 1 year, 9 months & 6 days
Johnnie,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Southwell, of Gladwin township, aged one year and
nine months, died Saturday, September 20, 1902, from diarrhea. Funeral services
were held from the Ridge church, Rev. C. W, Ross, officiating. The remains were
laid at rest in
Highland
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-26/1902 Column – 5 Page – 1.
JOEL PATRICK SOUTHWELL (30 JUNE 1968 - 1988)
STEVEN JOHN SOUTHWELL (1844 – 14 NOV 1930)
STEVEN JOHN SOUTHWELL
Steven John Southwill, an old resident of Sage
township, died at Traverse City Nov. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Southwell came to Gladwin
in the late 80's and located on a farm in Sage township, where they made their
home until Mrs. Southwell's death. The body was brought from Traverse City to
the home of his son, George Southwell, where services were held Monday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. William Haskins of Wagarville, followed by burial
at Ridge cemetery. He is survived by his son, George Southwell, and one
daughter, Mrs. Alice Wirtz. Gladwin County Record dated 11-20/1930 Column – 1
Page – 1.
WILLIAM WALTER “WILLIE” SOUTHWELL (26 NOV 1898 – 30 MAY 1972) Husband
Wm.
Southwell
William
W. Southwell, 73, of 1664 S. Bard Rd., Gladwin, died Tuesday, May 30, at
Gladwin Area Hospital, following a long illness. Mr. Southwell, born in Gladwin
County November 26, 1898 was a farmer and for 10 years also owned and operated
Bill’s Steak House in Gladwin. Retiring, he moved to his farm in Grout
Township, where he has made his home since. He was married to the former Carrie
Bodey, of Tuscola County, in 1918, and she died in Gladwin
in
1943. Later he was married to Virginia Jones, who survives him.
Other
survivors are three sons, Grenvul of Kawkawlin, Ronald and Vance of Flint; one
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Carolyn) Kareus of Midland; two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Shirley Goddard, Gladwin, and Mrs. David (Betty) Anderson, Bristol, Ill.; four
sisters, Mrs. Iva Loar, Blissfield, Mrs. Beatrice Ball, Flint, Mrs. Letha
Barnhart, AuGres, and Mrs. Esther Bailey of Gladwin; two brothers, Eldon Southwell,
Flint, and George Southwell of Saginaw; 18 grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Services
will be Friday at 10:00 a.m. at Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles
Allen officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 5-31/1972 Column – 3 Page – 2.
LOIS GERTRUDE (DEAN) SPARA (14 DEC 1900 – 11 JUNE 1974)
LOIS G. SPARA
Mrs. Lois G. Spara, 73, died suddenly at her home at
S. Silverleaf Street, Gladwin, Tuesday, June 11, from a heart attack. Born in
Marion, Va., on December 14, 1900, she was married to George Pardon in Welch,
W. Va., in 1918. She lived in Corning, Ohio, from 1918 to 1929, moving to Saginaw
where she remained until 1967 when she came to Gladwin. She was married to Dean
Spara in Angola, Ind., in 1945 and he died in 1964.
Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Alex (Mabel)
Silkstone, and Mrs. Ray (Irene) Younkin,
both of Gladwin; 1 son, Thomas Pardon of Saginaw; her
father, Cloyd B. Dean of Marion, Va.; 5 brothers and 5 sisters; 6 grandchildren
and 6 great grandchildren.
Services were held Friday, June 14, at 1:00 p.m. at Mathews
Funeral Home with the Rev. Byron Hatch officiating and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-19/1974 Column – 6 Page – 2.
RALPH D. SPAULDING (1936 – 10 JUNE 1992) Father
RALPH
SPAULDING
Ralph
D. Spaulding, 56, of 3232 Elnor Dr., Gladwin, died suddenly at his home
Wednesday, June 10, 1992. Born in Detroit, June 2, 1936, he had moved to
Gladwin County in 1982. Mr. Spaulding owned the Bentley Bar. Mr. Spaulding and
the former Theresa Shomo were married July 24. 1971.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters, Joann Piach of Rhodes and Jean
Spaulding of Gladwin; and 4 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother.
Rites
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Donald
Dengler
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
6-17/1992 Column – 3 Page – 2.
BLANCHE ORILLA (CARD) STALKER (26 MAY 1880 - 25 OCT 1960) Wife of Nelson
Stalker
Former
Resident Dies in Pt. Huron
Mrs.
Blanche Stalker, 80, of 908 Pine Street, Port Huron, died Tuesday, following a
brief illness. Mrs. Stalker formerly lived in Gladwin County and is the sister
of Mrs. Eva Molesworth. Born on May 26, 1880, she had lived in Port Huron five
years. Her husband, Nelson, preceded her in death in January, 1913.
Survivors
include three sons, Guy Stacker of Croswell, Eldo Squires of Port Huron and
William Stacker of Traverse City; one daughter, Mrs. Florence Payne, of
Ludington; three sisters, Mrs. Eva Molesworth of Gladwin, Mrs. Iva Baugh and Miss
Cassie Card, of Flint; 25
granchildren
and many great grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held Friday at 7 p.m. at the Pollack-Jollet Funeral Home in
Port
Huron,
the Rev. Elmer Freer, of Troy, officiating. Burial services will be held in
Ridge cemetery, Gladwin County, at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-26/1960 Column – 1 Page – 1.
NELSON STALKER (4 JULY 1863 - 1 JAN 1913)
STALKER
Nelson Stalker died Jan. 1 of tuberculosis, at his
home in Sage township, aged 49 years, 5 months and 25 days. He was born in
Sanilac county July 4. 1863. He leaves a wife and four children. Funeral
services were held from the family residence at 10 a. m., and from Wagarville
church at 11 a. m., Rev. E. Willard officiating. Interment in the Ridge
cemetery.
His brother, Elijar Stalker of Turner, attended the
funeral. Gladwin County Record dated 1-9/1913 Column – 3 Page – 1.
STELLA M. STALKER (2 FEB 1901 - 1 JUNE 1901) Daughter of Nelson &
Blanche Stalker
HELEN J. (REID) STALLWOOD (30 NOV 1930 - 18 DEC 2000)
ROBERT H. STALLWOOD (6 NOV 1924 - 8 JAN 2001)
Robert
Stallwood, Robert Stallwood of Gladwin died Monday, Jan. 8, 2001 at MidMichigan
Medical Center-Gladwin. Arrangements are incomplete and are in charge of the
Sisson Funeral Home. Gladwin County
Record dated 01-10/2001 Column - 6 Page - 2
Robert H.
Stallwood, 76, of Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 8, 2001 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Gladwin, following a brief illness. He was born Nov. 6, 1924 in Mt.
Clemens to the late Sidney and Alice (Stypczyski) Stallwood. Robert married the
former Helen Reid, June 13, 1950 in Detroit. She preceded him in death Dec. 18,
2000. He was a veteran of World War II, a member of the Gladwin Masonic Lodge
#392, the Shriners, and the VFW Post #11256.
Surviving are
his mother-in-law, Jana Ina Reid of Gladwin; one brother, Gerald of Sterling
Heights; two sisters, Patricia and husband Charles Bondie of Redford and
Phyllis Papandrea of Clawson.
Services were
held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Don Haskell
officiating. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 01-17/2001 Column - 6
Page - 2
WILLIAM
F. STANGE (13 DEC 1881 - 4 JAN 1954)
SERVICES
HELD FOR SAGE RESIDENT
William F. Stange, 72, passed away on Monday, January 4, at the Rhodes
Rest Home after a one year illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon
from the Miner Funeral Home with the Rev. F. E. Voller, of the Gladwin Free
Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. Mr.
Stange, a resident of Sage township, was born December 13, 1881, in
Surviving are two brothers, Harold of Butman
township and Edward of Ovid; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Seipke of Gladwin and Mrs.
Augusta Semrau of Ovid. Pallbearers were Melvin Cady, Henry Will, Alfred
Flaming, John Reimer, Henry Harmon. Gladwin County Record dated 01-16/1954
Column - 4 Page - 1
DENNY STARR (30 NOV 1916 - 3 FEB 1996)
DENNY
STARR
Denny Starr, 79, of Gladwin, died Saturday,
Feb. 3, 1996 at
Surviving are his sister, Ruby Ratliff of
Gladwin, and several nieces and nephews. Services were held at 1 p.m. Monday
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin chapel. The Rev. Jerry Wells officiated and
burial was in
ANNA STEINKRAUS (26 JULY 1854 – 9 FEB 1938) Mother
Mrs.
Anna Steinkraus of Sage Township Dies
Services
were held Saturday afternoon, February 12, for Mrs. Anna Steinkraus at the
Round
Lake
Baptist church conducted by the pastor, Rev. P. F. Schilling. Burial was at the
Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Steinkraus died at her home in Sage township Wednesday, February 9. She was
born in Russian Poland July 26, 1854, and was married there to John Steinkraus
in February, 1878.
In
1905 they came to the United States and to Michigan locating on their farm in
Sage township. Mr. Steinkraus died March 5, 1920. They were the parents of 11
children.
Mrs.
Steinkraus was converted when 25 years old and joined the Baptist church, and
after coming to Gladwin county joined the Baptist church at Round Lake. She has
always been a faithful devoted member and has lived a consistent Christian
life. Surviving her are three sons
and
five daughters, Henry, John and Dan Steinkraus, all of Gladwin, and Mrs. Henry
Miller of
Pulsifer,
Wisconsin, Mrs. Albert Yerke of Dansville, Michigan, Mrs. Ben Nightingale of
Detroit, Mrs. Herman Nightingale of Sage township; two brothers in Poland, and
43 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Gladwin County Record dated
2-23/1938 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ELLA BERNICE STEINKRAUS (1919 – 4 SEP 1919)
ELLA BERNICE STEINKRAUS.
Ella Bernice, two months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Steinkraus, of Sage township, died Sept. 4. Services were held
Sunday from Riley church conducted by Rev. H. Braun. Gladwin County Record
dated 9-11/1919 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ELLA (DADY) STEINKRAUS (1 APRIL 1888 - 27 JAN 1971)
ILLNESS
FATAL TO ELLA STEINKRAUS
Mrs. Ella Steinkraus, 82, of
Survivors include two sons, Paul, of
Centerline and Herbert, of East Detroit; one daughter, Mrs. Helen Knedlhans, of
Algoneon, Ill.; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Waeiss, of Gladwin and Mrs. Henri
Aupperle, of Detroit; one brother, Samuel Dady, of Sterling Heights; five
grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Rites were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin. The Rev. Winston Decker officiated and burial was
in the
HENRY FREDERIC STEINKRAUS (1918 – 5 AUG 1918)
Steinkraus—Henry Frederic, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Steinkraus of Sage township, aged two months, died Monday, Aug. 5,
1918, Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Riley church, conducted by
Rev. H. G. Braun. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
8-8/1918 Column – 7 Page – 5.
HENRY STEINKRAUS (9 MARCH 1883 – 6 NOV 1945) s/w Martha
Services
Held for Henry Steinkraus
Henry
Steinkraus, 63, died at his home in Sage township Tuesday, November 6, after an
illness of several months. Funeral services were held November 8, with burial
in Ridge cemetery, Rev. M. R. Jewell, officiated.
Mr.
Steinkraus was born in Wala, Poland, on March 9, 1883. At the age of 18 he came
to the
United
States, living with his sister, Helen, in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1904 he came to
Sage township, where he has since resided. In November, 1905, he was married to
Miss Martha Gatz, of Sage township, who died in 1931. On June 15, 1935 he
married Miss Ella Dady, of Detroit. He was a member of the Riley Evangelical church.
Surviving
besides his wif6, are, two sons, Paul, of Detroit, Herbert, U. S. Army, Hot
Springs, Ark. one daughter, Helen, of Chicago; two brothers, John and Daniel,
of Gladwin; two sisters,
Martha
Nightengale, of Lansing and Amelia Yerke, of Dansville, and many other
relatives and
friends.
Three children, preceded their father in death. Gladwin County Record dated
11-21/1945 Column – 8 Page – 1.
JOHN STEINKRAUS, SR (19 DEC 1856 - 5 MARCH 1920)
JOHN STEINKRAUS SR.
John Steinkraus Sr. died March 5, 1920, at his home
in Sage township with cancer. He was born in Russia Dec. 19, 1856, and was 63
years, two months and 15 days old. He had been a resident of Sage township 15 years.
He is survived by his wife, three sons, John, Henry and Daniel, and one
daughter. Services were held at the home Wednesday morning conducted by Rev. H.
G. Braun of Round Lake. Interment in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 3-11/1920 Column – 4 Page – 4.
MALVINA STEINKRAUS (22 AUG 1888 – 2 JAN 1968)
Mrs. Steinkraus Services Held
Services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Malvina
Steinkraus, 79, of Sage Township, who died at the Clare Nursing Home at 7:00 p.
m. Friday, Jan. 26. Mrs. Steinkraus was born in Radawsik, Lublin, Poland, Aug.
22, 1888, and came to the United States with her brother in 1912. She and David
Steinkraus were married March 15, 1913, in Detroit and they came to Gladwin
County in 1914. He died in 1950. She was a member of the Assembly of God
Church, Gladwin.
Surviving are three sons, Walter of New Guinea,
Samuel of Chicago, and William of
Metairie, La.; five daughters, Mrs. Lillian Kranich of Rochester, Mich., Mrs.
Harvey (Edna) Gertz and Mrs. Clifford (Marge) Garver of Gladwin, Mrs. Fred
(Esther) Wagner of Romeo, and Mrs. Gerheart .(Violet) Seebald of Prescott,
Ariz.; a sister, Mrs. Frieda Ruckert of Detroit; 33 grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren. Two daughters also preceded her in death.
The services were held Tuesday at 1:00 p. m. at the
Miner Funeral Home with the Rev. S.
H. Houbolt of Harrison and the Rev. Norman Berkan Of
Round Lake officiating. -Burial was in
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-31/1968 Column – 5 Page – 1.
MARTHA (GATZ) STEINKRAUS (11 MARCH 1887 – 6 MAR 1931) s/w Henry
MRS.
HENRY STEINKRAUS
Mrs.
Henry Steinkraus died March 6, 1931, at her home in Sage township of pernicious
anemia. She had been in poor health several years, but bore her affliction
patiently. Martha Gatz was born in Detroit, Mich., March 11, 1887, and was 43 years,
11 months and 25 days old. She was married to Henry Steinkraus Nov. 30, 1905.
Six children were born to this union, two of whom died in infancy and Robert
who died three years ago in his early teens. She was a member of the German Baptist
church for many years.
She
is survived by her husband, two sons, Paul and Herbert, one daughter Ruth, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gatz, one sister, Mrs. Lizzie Tappem, all of
Gladwin, and two brothers, Gus and Henry Gatz of Detroit.
Services
were held at the Riley Evangelical church Monday at 3 p. m., conducted by Rev.
P. F. Schilling, who preached in German, and Rev. F. A. Hood, who preached in English.
Burial took place at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-12/1931
Column – 7 Page – 1.
ROBERT
STEINKRAUS (5 MARCH 1913 - 26 OCT 1927)
Robert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinkraus, died Oct. 26, 1927 at Mercy hospital,
CHARLES A. STEVENS (1907 - 1966) s/w Hazel I.
HAZEL I. STEVENS (1919 - 1984) s/w Charles A.
ALFRED W. STEWART, SR (18 APRIL 1915 - 8 JAN 1990)
Alfred W. Stewart Sr., 74, of 1204 S. Hockaday,
Gladwin, died Monday, Jan. 8, 1990, in the Mid-Michigan Regional Medical
Center, Midland. Born in Mt. Clemens, April 18, 1915, he moved to Gladwin
County in 1976. Mr. Stewart was a switchman for Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. He was a veteran of World War II, a member of
the American Legion Post 171 and Telephone Pioneers of America.
Mr. Stewart and the former Dorothy Knight were
married Jan. 10, 1942, in Mt. Clemens. Besides his wife, he is survived by 2
sons, Robert of Williamsburg, Ind. and Alfred Jr. of New
Baltimore; 3 sisters, Ethel Reese of Armada, Leola
Schroder of Lehigh Acres, Fla. and Ida Bean of Farmington Hills; and 4
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 2 sisters and 4 brothers.
Services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Chaplain Joseph White will officiate and burial
will be in Ridge Cemetery. Graveside services will be by the American Legion
Post 171. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-10/1990 Column – 3 Page – 2.
DOROTHY C. (KNIGHT) STEWART (7 APR 1916 – 8 DEC 1992) s/w Alred W., Sr.
Dorothy
C. Stewart, 76, of Gladwin, died Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1992, in Richmond, Ind. Born
in Bay City, April 7, 1916, she lived in Mt. Clemens until 1976, when she moved
to Gladwin
County.
She was a member of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary 171 in Gladwin, a Blue
Star
Mother and the Gladwin Ice Carnival. She was married to Alfred Stewart on
Jan.10, 1942, in Mt. Clemens. He preceded her in death on Jan. 8,1990.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Robert of Williamsburg, Ind. and Albert Jr. of Macomb Township; 2
sisters, Genevieve Weston of North Branch and Betty Kerr of Seminole, Fla.; 4
grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Rites
were held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson Funeral Home with VFW Chaplain Joe
White officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. The Blue Star Mothers had
a service at 6 p.m. Thursday and the American Legion Auxiliary at 7 at the
funeral home. Gladwin County Record dated 12-16/1992 Column – 2 Page – 2.
Ada
G. Stickney, 89, of
Surviving
are 2 sons, Horace Jr. of Gladwin and Robert of North Bradley; one daughter,
Mrs. Duane (
HORACE
C. STICKNEY, JR (15 APRIL 1927 - 24 OCT 1993) Check if Vet?
Horace
C. (John) Stickney Jr., 66, of
Surviving
are 4 daughters, Lois Brown of Coleman, Mrs. Shane (Colleen) Toth of Beaverton,
Mrs. Frank (Kathy) Sambrook of Midland and Brenda Vaillancourt of Sanford; one
brother, Robert of Grand Junction, Colo.; one sister, Mrs. Doris Lower of
Gladwin; 9 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
A memorial services will be held tonight,
Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev.
Jerry Wells officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 10-27/1993 Column - 4 Page
- 2
HORACE C. STICKNEY, SR (15 AUG 1887 - 19 DEC 1975) m. 28 Apr 1909, s/w
Horace
Stickney Sr., 88, of
In
1944, he was again elected clerk and served in the office continuously for 28
years, retiring in 1972 when he did not seek office again. During the periods
he was not the clerk, supervisor or teasurer, he rendered service to the
township as a justice of as a member of the board of review.
Surviving
are his wife,
ELLON STOCKTON (20 MAY 1844 - 27 NOV 1894) Mother
ALBERT CHARLES STUCK (4 MAY 1910 - 3 DEC 1976)
MM1
DONALD
JAMES STUCK (1933 - 1941) Son
DONALD L. STUCK (27 SEP 1907 – OCT 1969) s/w Neva E.
FLORENCE ELLEN “FLORA” (BATTEES) STUCK (28 FEB 1876 – 10 DEC 1934)
MRS. WILLIAM C. STUCK
Services were conducted at the M. E. church,
Gladwin, by Rev. Grant L. Jordan Monday afternoon, Dec. 10, at 2 o'clock, for
Mrs. William C. Stuck, who died Friday evening, Dec. 10, at her home in Sherman
township. Burial took place at the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Flora Ellen Stuck was born February 28, 1876,
near Oakwood, Paulding county, Ohio. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Battees, who moved to Gladwin county in 1899, and settled on a farm
near Round Lake.
She was married to William C. Stuck April 28, 1901,
and Mr. and Mrs. Stuck have since made their home on a farm near Round Lake, where
he had located in 1896. Her husband, four sons and one daughter, Lester W.,
Donald L. and Albert of Saginaw, Woodrow at home and Mrs. Earl Beech of Saginaw,
a brother, Walter Battees of Marcellus, and one sister, Mrs. Frank Kelley of
Beaverton, Oregon, survive her. Gladwin County Record dated 12-12/1934 Column –
2 Page – 1.
GEORGE WASHINGTON STUCK (24 FEB 1862 – 15 DEC 1929)
GEORGE WASHINGTON STUCK
George Washington Stuck, a former resident of
Gladwin, died Dec. 15, 1929, at Georgetown, Delaware, of pernicious anemia. Mr.
Stuck was born Feb. 24, 1862, at Seneca Falls ,New York, and was the second son
of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Stuck. When but a small boy he came with his parents to
Lyons, Ohio, where he spent his boyhood. He was married July 4, 1885, to
Miss Marinda J. Matkins. Two children were born to
them, Welcome, who died May 3, 1906, and Goldie, who lives in New Jersey.
In 1895 he came to Gladwin with his brother William
and located on a farm near Round Lake where he and his family lived until 1912,
when he sold this farm and moved to Pocomoke
City, Maryland. Here he entered the grocery business
as a commission manager, working on the eastern shores until the death of his wife.
Mr. Stuck took an active interest in civil affairs
and held many offices of trust. Three years ago he was converted and joined the
Methodist Episcopal church and has since lived the right life. He has passed on
to wait only a little while in that beautiful city of gold for the loved ones left
here and where they will all be reunited.
In 1925 he married Mrs. Catherine E. Craig of
Chatham, Ont., sister of Mrs. Amanda J. Atchinson and the late George E. Wood,
who died Sept. 4, 1929. Mrs. Stuck has been doubly
bereaved in the last three months. He is survived by
his wife, daughter, five sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Margaret Cain, Mrs.
Ella Hilliard, Mrs. Dora Darrell and Mrs. Hattie Reis of Weston, Mich., and
Mrs. Cora Bundy of Santa Monica, Calif., Henry Stuck and Estle Stuck of Detroit
and William C. Stuck of Gladwin.
Funeral services were held from the Rogers &
Neely undertaking parlors and the Methodist
church last Saturday afternoon. A quartet composed
of John Capling, Mrs. Carrie Capling, Mrs. Eva Bender and W. F. Bollert sang
for the services. Rev. Whitney officiated. The body was laid to rest in the
Ridge cemetery.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in the home
Which never can be filled.
Gladwin County Record dated 12-26/1929 Column – 4
Page – 4.
JOSEPHINE (LUDWIG) STUCK (28 MARCH 1877 – 25 FEB 1963)
Services for Mrs. Stuck Thursday
Mrs. Josephine Stuck, 85, died Monday at her home at
225 S. Antler St., Gladwin. Born on March 28, 1877, in Nuremburg, Germany, the
former Josephine Ludwig was married to August Bittner in 1901 in Philadelphia.
He preceded her in death in 1928. She moved to Gladwin County from Cleveland,
Ohio, in 1932 and was married to William Stuck in Gladwin in 1947.
Survivors include her husband, William; two sons,
Rudy Bittner of Houston, Texas, and AndrewBittner of Baton Rouge, La.; two
daughters, Mrs. Agnes Wainright of Cleveland and Mrs. Wilhelmina Hanson of
Wickliffe, Ohio; two grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at
Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. George Artman officiating. Burial is
in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-27/1963 Column – 5 Page – 1.
KEITH PAUL STUCK (19 DEC 1937 – 6 FEB 1950) Son
Son
of Former Resident Dies
Burial
services for Keith P. Stuck. 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stuck, will
be
held
in the Ridge cemetery on Thursday. Keith passed away at the St. Mary's Hospital
in Saginaw on Monday. He was born in Zilwaukee on December 19, 1937, and is
survived by his parents: four brothers, David, Glen, Norman and Herbert, all at
home; two sisters. Mrs. Lois Lapan of Saginaw and Nellie at home; also his
grandfather. William C. Stuck, of Gladwin.
Funeral
services will be held at9:30 Thursday morning at the family home and at 10 at
St.
Mathew's
church in Zilwaukee. The Rev. Fr. Augene Forbes will officiate. A Rosary will
be read at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home. Gladwin County Record dated
2-8/1950 Column – 6 Page – 1.
LESTER W. STUCK (1904 - 1956) s/w Marian E.
MARIAN E. STUCK (1907 - 1957) s/w Lester W.
MARINDA L. (MATKINS) STUCK (23 FEB 1865 – APR 1922)
MRS. GEORGE W. STUCK
Marinda L. Matkins was born at Seneca Falls, Seneca
county, New York, Feb. 23, 1865, where she resided until the year 1884, after which
she came to Morenci, Mich. She was married July 4, 1885, to Geo. W. Stuck of
Lyons, Ohio. To this union two children, one son,
Welcome, and one daughter, Goldie, now Mrs. Tracey
Mutter, came to gladden the home, the son having passed to his reward May 2,
1906, at Ann Arbor. Mrs. Stuck with her husband took up their residence in the
south, later locating in Philadelphia, Pa., where she resided until her death;
her illness continuing over a period of 10 weeks causedby cancer of the
stomach.
She leaves to mourn their loss a loving husband, a
daughter, Mrs. Tracy Nutter, besides many other relatives and friends. Her age
at death was 57 years, one month, 13
days.
Funeral services were held at the M. E. church
Monday, April 10, at 10 o'clock a. m., Rev. E. T. Smith officiating. Interment
at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 4-13/1922 Column – 2 Page – 4.
NEVA E. (WESTOVER) STUCK (1908 - 1987) s/w Donald L.
WELCOME STUCK (1886 - 1905) Son of G & M Stuck
WILLIAM CHARLES STUCK (17 MAR 1878 – 17 FEB 1966)
ROSE
T. (SCHRANZ) (NETTLETON) STUTZMAN (18 SEPT 1900 – 30 OCT 1991)
From
the Gladwin County Record --- November 6, 1991
Rose T. (Nettleton) Stutzman, 91, of 439 W. Youngs Rd., Gladwin, died
Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1991, in the Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin,
after an illness of several weeks. Born in
Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, Charles Nettleton of Gladwin;
2 daughters, Josephine Robert and Freda Looker of Gladwin; 4 step-children,
Mrs. Norman (Nettie) Hoxie of Denver, Colo., Fred Stutzman of East Jordan,
Charles Stutzman of Gladwin and John Stutzman of Burke, Va.; 2 sisters,
Josephine Behnke and Bertha Lennon of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Walter of Gladwin
and Albert of Gaylord; 15 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by a son William Nettleton and a sister, Elizabeth
Wright. Services were held Friday at 1
p.m. from Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Donald Dengler officiated and
burial was in the
ROBERT
L. SULLIVAN (23 JULY 1926 - 20 AUG 1986)
PFC
ANDREW
GEORGE SUTHERLAND (29 AUG 1874 – 14 NOV 1925)
ANDREW GEORGE SUTHERLAND
Andrew George Sutherland died suddenly at his home
in Gladwin township Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14. He had been in poor health some
time, his affliction, gradually growing worse. He had been able to be around
the house and farm asusual and had come in from outdoors tired out when he was
taken suddenly worse and died in a few minutes.
He was born in Ottawa, Canada, Aug. 29, 1874, and
was aged 51 years, two months and 16 days. In his boyhood days he came to
Michigan with his parents and has since made his home at Saginaw, at Gladwin
and in Indiana. He was married to Miss Ruby White March 23,
1910. To this union were born, five children, Corl,
Glenn, Leroy, Winnie and Hugh.
He was engaged in farming and was greatly interested
in the industry. He joined the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints and was baptized Aug. 19, 1917, and continued a firm believer in the
faith until his death.
He is survived by his wife and five children, three
brothers, Thomas Sutherland of Saginaw, Dan Sutherland of Ontario, William Sutherland
of Saskatchewan, and many other relatives.
Funeral services were held at the Latter Day Saints
church, Section Eight, Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Elder Pendleton. Burial
in Ridge cemetery. Relatives from out of town who came to attend the funeral
were Mrs. Arthur Buchanan, Mrs. Maude McMillan, Thomas Sutherland, George
Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ziegler of Saginaw, Everett
White and Miss Viola White of Detroit. Gladwin
County Record dated 11-19/1925 Column – 5 Page – 4.
GLENN A. SUTHERLAND (7 OCT 1912 – 3 AUG 1946)
Illness Fatal to Glenn Sutherland
Glenn A. Sutherland, 34, died at his home on Saturday,
August 3, after an illness of more than a year.
Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at the Latter Day Saints church, of Gladwin. Burial was in the Ridge
cemetery. Elder Byron Doty officiated.
Mr. Sutherland was born in Gladwin township on
October 7, 1912, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutherland. He made his home in
Gladwin county all of his life. He was employed as a junior accountant, and was
a member of the Latter Day Saints church.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Ruby Wirtz; two
sisters, Mrs. Clarence Lennon, of Gladwin and
Miss Winnie Sutherland, of Detroit; and two
brothers, LeRoy and Hugh Sutherland, both of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-7/1946 Column – 6 Page – 1.
LEROY JOSEPH SUTHERLAND (26 JULY 1919 - 8 SEP 1977)
GLADWIN
PILOT AMONG FIVE KILLED IN JET CRASH IN
Leroy Sutherland, well known Gladwin pilot
and resident, was one of five persons killed instantly Thursday night when the
business jet they were riding in exploded in mid-air and crashed in Sanford,
N.C. Killed with Sutherland, 58, an executive and company pilot for Champion
Home Builders Co. of Dryden, were Henry George, 50, chairmand of the board of
Champion, his wife, Effie, 51, Philip Nester Jr., 47, a recently hired
assistant to George, of Elkhart, Ind., and Jimmy Taylor, 35, a company pilot,
from Flint.
The company owned 8-passenger Lear jet left
the
"Pieces were all over the sky,"
said Mrs. Ray Hodges, who grabbed her children and ran outside when she heard
the jet screaming toward her home. "It was just raining down fire,"
she added. A spokesman for Champion Home Builders said the group left
Sutherland's wife, Charlotte, was notified
shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday of the accident. Friday a five man investigative
team from the National Transportation Safety Board began to sift through the
scattered wreckage. It is estimated by the Federal Aviation Administration in
George, with a partner, founded Champion
Home Builders in 1953 as a mobile home construction firm. The company now has
50 plants in 18 states and employs nearly 5,000 people. Sutherland had been a
pilot with the firm for 12 years and also became an executive with the company
a few years ago. It was not uncommon for him to be arriving or leavind Gladwin
at odd hours to fly company personnel to various parts of the country.
He began his flying career with the U.S.
Army Air Force during World War II. Following his discharge he opened
Sutherland Flying Service at the Gladwin airport which he operated until about
1950. He then became the pilot for Robinson Industries and also learned how to
fly the company's helicopter. His association with the Champion company began
in 1965 and when the company purchased a business jet he became qualified to
fly it.
Sutherland, a lifetime resident of Gladwin,
developed and owned
LEROY
SUTHERLAND
Leroy Joseph Sutherland, 58, well known
Gladwin pilot and resident was killed Thursday, Sept. 8, in a pland crash in
Sanford, N.C. Born in Gladwin on July 26, 1919, he had spent his lifetime here.
Mr. Sutherland was an executive and chief pilot for Champion Home Builders in
Dryden. After serving as a pilot in the U.S. Army during World War II, he
operated Sutherland Flying Service in Gladwin from 1945 to about 1950 when he
became the pilot for Robinson Industries. Mr. Sutherland had been with the
Champion company for 12 years. He also developed and owned
Mr. Sutherland and the former Charlotte
(Smith) Seltz were married on November 3, 1973, in Gladwin. Besides his wife,
he is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Vince (Jane) Schultz and Julie Sutherland,
both of Freeland, 2 step-children, Mrs. Al (Lois) Arends and Keith Seltz, both
of Gladwin; one brother, Hugh of California; and 2 sisters, Mrs. Clarence
(Coral) Lennon of Gladwin and Mrs. Harold (Winnie) Gross of New York.
Services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Father T. Edward Bennett
will officiate. Memorial contributions may be given to the building fund of St.
Pauls Episcopal Church, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 09-14/1977 Column
- 2 Page - 1
CPL
WILLIAM SUTHERLAND (12 NOV 1822 - 13 FEB 1901) Aged 78 years, 3 months
& 1 day
Wm.
Sutherland, an old resident of Gladwin township, died Wednesday night. Gladwin
County Record dated 2-15/1901 Column - 3 Page - 5.
MARGARET H. (GREER) SWIFT (14 NOV 1916 – 25 FEB 1997)
MARGARET H. SWIFT
Margaret H. Swift, 80, of Charleston, S. C, died
Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1997 at Roper Nursing Center in Charleston, S.C. after a long
illness. Born Nov. 14, 1916 in Gladwin, she lived in Charleston five years, and
previously lived in Clearwater, Fla. and Lansing. The former Margaret Greer married
Raymond Swift in 1940 in Ann Arbor. He preceded her in death in 1975.
Margaret had been employed in Lansing by the
Michigan Public Schools as a teacher/librarian, retiring in 1978 after 25
years. She was a member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Charleston.
Surviving are one daughter, Virginia Maher of
Charleston, S. C; two sons, Fred Swift of
Seattle, Wash., and Steve and wife Irene of Houston,
Tx.; two sisters, Florence Rebone and
Mary Pero, both of Gladwin; one brother, Fred Swift
of Hendersonville, N.C.; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. She was
preceded in death by two brothers.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Friday at Hall Funeral
Home, Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev.
Donald Roberts officiating. Burial was in Ridge
Cemetery, Gladwin. Those planning an
expression of sympathy may wish to consider
memorials to the donor's favorite charity. Gladwin County Record dated 3-5/1997
Column – 4 Page – 2.
RAYMOND F. SWIFT (15 JULY 1915 – 1 MAY 1975)
RAYMOND SWIFT
Graveside services were held at Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin,
May 5 for Raymond F. Swift, 59, of Eaton Rapids, who died May 1. He was employed
by the Ingham County Health Department for 33 years. Surviving are his wife,
Margaret; 1 daughter, 2 sons a sister, 2 brothers, and 3 grandchildren. Gladwin
County Record dated 5-28/1975 Column – 5 Page – 2.
F. LUCILLE (BELLINGER) SWINEHART (1909 - ?) s/w Richard W.
RICHARD WOODS SWINEHART (12 NOV 1910 - 23 JAN 1999) s/w F. Lucille
Richard
Woods Swinehart, 88, of
He
completed a bachelor degree in chemical engineering in 1931 at Michigan College
of Mining and Technology, and in 1948, received a professional degree in
chemical engineering from
Richard's
professional career began in 1929 at The Dow Chemical Company as a summer
student. He remained with Dow until his retirement in 1968. During his career,
he specialized in methylcellulose and carboxymethylcellulose products, and held
various positions, including division superintendent, section manager, research
director, and cellulose industry coordinator. He holds eight patents. Richard
married Lucille Bellinger, March 24, 1932 in
Following
his retirement, he attended
Besides his wife he is survived by one
daughter, Mary Louise and husband Robert Warne of Midland; two sons, Fred and
wife Carole, and Jim and wife Jenelle; grandchildren, Susan and husband Bruce
Dunek, Sarah and husband Jeff Yoest, Tom Warne, Karen, Anneke, and Karl
Swinehart, James, David and wife Kathy, and Julie Swinehart; three
great-grandchildren, Dan and Mary Lee Yoest, and Phillip Dunek; four
stepgreat-grandchildren, Terri and husband Gerald Welch and family, and Laura
and husband Shawn Guse and family, Tracie Dunek and Jessica Dunek. He was
preceded in death by one brother, Ralph.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 6 at the
DOROTHY A. (ROBERTS) SWIRLES (14 AUG 1925 – 20 APR 1987) s/w Eugene E.
DOROTHY
SWIRLES
Dorothy
A. Swirles, 61, of 4411 Ash Rd., Gladwin, died Monday, April 20, in the Midland
Hospital Center after an illness of a year. Born in Alliance, Ohio, Aug. 14, 1925,
she came to Gladwin County in 1970 from Detroit. Mrs. Swirles was a member of
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, the Gladwin Area Hospital Auxiliary and
participated in the Vigor program
through
Social Services.
The
former Dorothy Roberts, she was married to Eugene Swirles Sept. 5, 1942, in
Detroit.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by 3 sons, Keith of Gladwin, Pat of Harrison and
Tom of Kinross; one daughter, Mrs. Walter (Deidree) Krompetz of Gladwin; one
sister, Bettie Hill of
Gladwin;
2 brothers, Richard of Southgate and Bill of Florida; 9 grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Services
will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Deacon
Stanley Belanger will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to the Gladwin Hospice. Gladwin County Record dated 4-22/1987
Column – 4 Page – 2.
T'S
LEURA
(ELTHORP) TALBOT (28 AUG 1851 - 13 FEB 1922)
MRS. BOWER TALBOT
The body of Mrs. Bower Talbot, who died suddenly
Monday in New Orleans, La., is expected
here tonight, and will be taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bellinger in
Gladwin township where services will be held Friday. Mrs. Talbot is a sister of
Mrs. Alice Bellinger,
and a wife of Dr. Bower Talbot, a U. S. veterinary
surgeon.
Mrs. Alice Bellinger, who has been, spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Koontz in Bay City, returned Tuesday,
and Mrs. Mary Fardette, another sister, of
Old Forge, N. Y., arrived Wednesday to attend the
funeral. Gladwin County Record dated 2-16/1922 Column – 4 Page – 5.
KEVIN EDWARD TANKS (3 JAN 1962 – 6 MARCH 1962)
ANNA
GATZ (23 AUG 1855 – 20 JUNE 1942)
MRS. ANNA GATZ OF SAGE TOWNSHIP DIES
Mrs. Andrew Gatz died at her home in Sage township
Saturday, June 20th. Anna Gatz was born August 23, 1855 in
Russia-Poland and married Andrew Gatz December 27, 1880 in Poland. To them 14
children were born, 11 of whom preceded her in death. They came to America in
1885 and settled in America in 1885 and settled in Detroit where they resided
until 1903 when they came to Gladwin and settled on a farm in Sage township.
Surviving are two sons, Gustave of Brightmore, Henry
at home and a daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Tappan of Gladwin, 13 grandchildren and one
sister in Russia-Poland.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Round
Lake Baptist church with Rev. Michelson of Round Lake and Rev. Carl Kroener of
Highwood Free Methodist church officiating. Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-24/1942 Column – 3 Page -1.
ELIZABETH (GATZ) TAPPEN (11 SEP 1888 - 20 DEC 1971)
Mrs.
Elizabeth Tappen, 83, of Gladwin, died Monday, December 20, at
Survivors
are three daughters, Mrs. Ann Coston of
Services
will be held Thursday, at 2:00 p.m., at the Hall Funeral Home, with the Rev.
Henry Hall officiating. Burial will be in
ELLA JANE TAYLOR (1875 – 10 MAR 1920) Wife of William L. Taylor
END
OWN LIFE
Mrs.
Wm. L. Taylor of Near Oberlin Fires Gun, Charge Taking
Effect
in Her Head, While Alone.
Mrs.
William L. Taylor, living in Sage township, shot herself in the head with a 22
caliber rifle about 7 o'clock Tuesday morning, while Mr. Taylor was out doing chores.
Mrs. Taylor, whom he left in bed got up, locked the door and obtained the rifle
with which she shot herself. Coroner M. H. Wright was called and decided an
inquest was unnecessary. Mrs. Taylor had been in poor health for sometime. The
Taylor farm home is one of the best in the county, well improved, with stone
house, large barn, etc., just northwest of the "Green schoolhouse."
Gladwin County Record dated 3-11/1920 Column – 7 Page – 1.
FREDERICK CHARLES TAYLOR (30 MARCH 1926 - 28 NOV 1980)
Frederick
C. Taylor, 54, of
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son,
Daniel of Colorado; 3 daughters, Colleen Campbell of Gladwin, Mrs. Craig
(Kathleen) Cummings of Lapeer and Tammy, at home; one brother, George Taylor of
Rites were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Father Robert Henley officiated and burial was
in the
S1
WILLIAM LAWRENCE
TAYLOR (11 NOV 1870 – 25 JAN 1939)
Former
Gladwin Resident Dies in Roscommon
William
Lawrence Taylor died at his home in Roscommon, Wednesday, January 25. Mr.
Taylor was born in Logan County, Ohio, November 11, 1870. He was married to
Ella Taylor in 1894. They moved to Gladwin county in the spring of 1914 and
settled on a farm in Sage township. Mrs. Taylor died in 1920. In February 1926 he
was married to Mrs. Delia Rupert and in 1927 they moved to Nester township in
Roscommon county.
Surviving
him besides his wife are one brother, Dan Taylor of Lakevew, Ohio, one sister,
Mrs. Margaret Cooper of Plain City, Ohio, one step-son, Ray Taylor of Newark,
Ohio, one stepson John Wilson of Detroit, three stepdaughters, Mrs. Alvin
Curtis of Gladwin, Mrs. Wilbur Lockard of
Van
Wert, Ohio, and Mrs. John Clark of Roscommon, Michigan, twenty-five grandchildren,
two
great
grandchildren and other relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Karl H. Keefer Saturday afternoon at the Rogers
Funeral Home. Interment was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
2-1/1939 Column – 7 Page – 5.
GEORGE
TERRY (8 FEB 1835 - 1 SEP 1921)
George
Terry died, Sept. 1, 1921 at the home of his sister, Mrs. Morris Shuart, in
Gladwin township. He was born Feb. 8, 1835 in
He was the oldest of a family of 14 children
of whom three brothers and one sister, and his son, Robert Terry of
KATHY
D. THARP (23 DEC 1956 - 8 FEB 1990) Beloved Daughter
ELMER THIEL (3 OCT 1919 - 7 OCT 1919) Baby
MELINDA (WIDEMAN) THIEL (9 SEP 1879 – 4 AUG 1952) s/w William H.
Illness
Fatal to Mrs. Thiel
Mrs.
Melinda Thiel, 72, passed away at her home in Gladwin on Monday, August 4,
following several months illness. Funeral, services will be held on Thursday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from
the Gladwin Free Methodist church. The Rev. F. E. Voller, pastor of the church,
will officiate, and burial will be in Ridge cemetery.
Melinda
Wideman was born in Canada on September 9, 1879. She came to Huron county at
the age of three and resided there until the time of her marriage to William H.
Thiel, on September 30, 1908. Soon after they moved to Gladwin, having lived
here for the past 44 years. Mr. Thiel passed away on June 14, 1947.
Surviving
are two daughters, Mrs. Laura Wagar and Mrs. Valda Foor, both of Gladwin; three
brothers,
Isaiah Wideman, of Gladwin and Elden and William Wideman, both of Pontiac; one
sister,
Mrs. Lena Fritz, of Owendale. Friends may call at the residence, 140 Deer St.,
until noon on Thursday and at the church from 1 o'clock until time of services.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-6/1952 Column – 2 Page – 1.
WILLIAM H. THIEL (29 MARCH 1874 – 14 JUNE 1947) s/w Melinda
Services
for William Thiel Yesterday
William
H. Thiel, 73 died at his residence in Gladwin city on Saturday, June 14.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at the Riley Evangelical church,
with the Rev. Marvin Jewell, of Reed City, officiating. Burial was in the Ridge
cemetery.
Mr.
Thiel was born in Ontario, Canada, on March 29, 1874, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Thiel. On September 30, 1908 he was married to Miss Melinda, Wideman, in
Huron county. They have been residents in Gladwin county for the past 43 years.
Mr. Thiel was a member of the Riley Evangelical church.
Surviving
are his wife, Melinda; two daughters, Mrs. John Wagar and Miss Valda Thiel,
both
of
Gladwin; two brothers, Henry of Grand Blanc, and Aaron of Canada; two sisters,
Mrs. Emma Wright and Mrs. Mary Pollard, both of Canada; one grandson. Gladwin
County Record dated 6-18/1947 Column – 3 Page – 1.
BERTHA JANE (BABCOCK) THOMPSON (20 APR 1898 – MAR 1932)
From
the Gladwin
MRS. JOSEPH THOMPSON
Mrs. Joseph Thompson died of pneumonia at her home at Wagarville March 15,
after an illness of five days. Bertha
Jane Babcock, was born April 20, 1898, in Gladwin county, where she has lived
all her life. She was married Oct. 10, 1920, to Joseph Thompson. Three
children were born to them, Bertha Marie,
Her husband, three daughters, her parents, two brothers, Sidney and James
Babcock, of Gladwin, and one sister, Mrs. Ottis Shamel, of
CLAYTON W. THOMPSON (18 JUNE 1903 – 5 FEB 1985) s/w Fern M.
CLAYTON
THOMPSON
Clayton
W. Thompson, 81, 4369 Hillside, Gladwin, died Tuesday, Feb. 5, in McLaren
General
Hospital,
Flint, after a brief illness. Born in Bad Axe June 18, 1903, he came to Gladwin
County in 1950. He worked for Fisher Body and later drove school buses in
Gladwin. He was married to the former Fern Tracy Dec. 1, 1947, in Napoleon,
Ohio. She preceded him in death May 15, 1977. Surviving are a niece and a nephew;
and 3 step-grandchildren.
Services
will be held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Burton Kincaid will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today, Wednesday. Gladwin County
Record dated 2-6/1985 Column – 3 Page – 2.
FERN MARIE (TRACY) THOMPSON (8 AUG 1902 – 15 MAY 1977) s/w Clayton W.
Fern
Thompson
Mrs.
Fern M. Thompson, 74, died Sunday, May 15, at Midland Hospital Center. She was
born August 8, 1902, in Defiance County, Ohio, the daughter of John and. Susan Berger
Tracy, and came to Flint in 1927 and to Gladwin County in 1950. She and Clayton
Thompson were married December 1, 1947, in Napoleon, Ohio.
Surviving
are her husband, Clayton; a son, Robert Setzer of Flint; a brother, Howard
Tracy
of Continental, Ohio; 3 sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hendershot of Flint, Mrs. Lauretta
Thorpe
of
Davison, and Mrs. Mary Omich of Defiance; 8 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren.
Two
sons, James and Richard Setzer preceded her in death.
Services
were held today (Wednesday) at 1:30 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The
Rev. Donald Bates officiated and burial was in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 5-18/1977 Column – 5 Page – 2.
FLORENCE A. THOMPSON (31 MARCH 1884 - 21 OCT 1922)
MRS. L. C. THOMPSON
Florence A. Thompson, of Buckeye township, died
Saturday, October 21, of cerebral hemorrhage, aged 38 years, six months and 21
days. Mrs. Thompson had been in poor
health for several years. She is survived by her
husband, and son. She was a member of the Latter Day Saints church. Funeral services
were conducted by Elder George Bailey of Beaverton at the Church of God on
Maple street. Burial took place at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-26/1922 Column – 3 Page – 5.
FRED L. THOMPSON (16 NOV 1914 - 3 NOV 1991)
FRED THOMPSON
Fred L. Thompson, 76, of 331 Buckeye St, Gladwin,
died Sunday, Nov. 3, 1991, at his home after a few months illness. Born in West
Frankfort, Ill., Nov. 16. 1914. he moved to Gladwin
County in 1972 from Detroit Mr. Thompson was a
retired laborer for General Motors and a
veteran of World War II. He was a member of the
American Legion Post 171 Gladwin and Gladwin County VFW Post 7303. Mr. Thompson
and the former Gaila Stockhill were married Nov. 12. 1949, in Angola, Ill.
Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, Richard
of MadisonHeights; 3 brothers, Lawrence of Detroit, Ernest of Utica and Thomas of
Mesa, Ariz.; 2 sisters, Esther
Herrington of Westland and Ruth Pearson of Herren,
HI.; and 2 grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Brown officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. A memorial service was held Monday evening by the American
Legion Post 171. A committal service was held by VFW Post 7303. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-6/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
GEORGE A. THOMPSON (27 AUG 1851 – 13 SEP 1937)
Geo. A. Thompson Dies Monday in Saginaw
George A. Thompson, a former resident of Gladwin
township, died Monday, September 13 at his home at 617 Bristol street, Saginaw.
Services will be held at the home Wednesday evening, September 15, at 8 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. F. B. Davis and Rev. Donald T. Grey. The body will then be
brought to Gladwin where services will be held at the Rogers Funeral Home
Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. Burial will be on the family lot at the Ridge
cemetery.
Mr. Thompson was born in Ottawa Canada, August 27,
1851. He came to Gladwin in the pioneer days and located on a farm in Gladwin
township. Here he lived many years and at different periods served his township
as supervisor and clerk. He was a member of the Ancient Order of Gleaners and a
charter member of High Ridge Arbor at Wagarville.
The past 30 years he has been a resident of Saginaw
and an employee of the Pere Marquette railroad 20 years of that time. He is survived
by Mrs. Beatrice Buchanan, of Saginaw, an only daughter. He was the last of a
family eight. Gladwin County Record dated 9-15/1937 Column – 7 Page – 1.
MARY
JANE (WEIR) THOMPSON (28 JULY 1847 – 10 JULY 1920) Wife of George Thompson
MRS.
GEORGE THOMPSON
Mary
Jane Thompson died at her home at 812 Carlisle street, in Saginaw, Saturday
night, July 10, at 11:30, of a complication of diseases, after an illness of
several weeks. She was born in Glasgow, Scotland, July 28, 1847, and had been a
resident of Saginaw 12 years, having moved there from Gladwin county. She is survived
by her husband, George Thompson, two daughters, Mrs. A. E. Buchanan, and Miss
Lucile Thompson, both of Saginaw, one brother, John Weir of Gladwin, and a
sister, Mrs. William Harty of Allegan.
Services
were held at the home Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock and the body was brought
to Gladwin Tuesday and taken to the home of her brother, John Weir. Services
were held at the Wagarville church Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. A. J. Headley with burial in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
7-22/1920 Column – 5 Page – 4.
NORMA A. (WAGAR) THORINGTON (1908 - 2002) s/w Roy E.
ROY E. THORINGTON (24 JULY 1908 - 9 FEB 1996) s/w Norma A.
SARAH (KRANICH) THORNAU (25 JAN 1908 - 2 MARCH 2005) s/w William
Sarah
Thornau, age 97, of Gladwin died Wednesday, March 2 in the
Surviving
are several nieces and nephews. Her parents, six brothers & three sisters
also predecease her. Services were held 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 5 at the
Sisson Funeral Home. Rev. Joseph Dorais officiated and burial was in
WILLIAM
B. THORNAU (29 JAN 1903 – 21 MAY 1984) s/w Sarah
William Thornau (Midland Daily News, May 21, 1984)
William Thornau 71,
of Gladwin died this morning, May 21, 1984, in
He was born Jan 29,
1903, in
He leaves his wife,
Sarah; sister, Elizabeth Williams of
Services will be at 1
p.m. Wednesday in
LYDIA
(GRAVES) THURLOW (20 JUNE 1847 - 29 MAY 1912)
THURLOW.
Mrs.
William Thurlow, an old resident, passed away yesterday. Further mention next
issue. {6-13/1912 issue}. Gladwin County Record dated 5-30/1912. Column – 4
Page – 4.
PICTURE
Sons,
Berchard Mrs.
Thurlow
Daughter, Mrs. John Demary
Lvdia
Graves, wife of William Thurlow, who died May 29, 1912, in her sixty-fifth
year, at their home in the city of Gladwin, was one of the eldest residents of
Gladwin county. She
was
a daughter of Matthias and Rosilia Graves, and was born June 20, 1847.
She
was marred to Nelson Harris April 11, 1867, who died Jan. 17, 1879. For a number of years they lived on the family
homestead, now occupied by their son Berchard N., in Sage township. To the
union were born two children, both living, a son, Berchard Nelson, and a
daughter., Myrtle A., now the wife of John Demaray of Sage township. July 3, 1881,
she was married to William Thurlow who survives her.
Besides
husband and children mentioned she leaves three brothers and three sisters,
William P. Graves of Byron, Eli and Nelson Graves of Hale, Rev. Samuel Graves of
Mt. Morris.
Mrs.
Lovica Lamb of Linden. Mrs. Deal of Elsle, Mrs. Mary Locke of Whittier, Calif.
Mrs.
Thurlow was converted and joined the Ridge M. E, church some years ago, and
lived a consistent Christian life. Funeral services were held May 26 at the
Gladwin M. E. church,
conducted
by Rev. J. M. Jensen. Interment in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-13/1912 Column – 1 Page – 4.
WILLIAM THURLOW (16 JUNE 1847 - 29 NOV 1918)
WILLIAM THURLOW---William Thurlow died
suddenly at his home Friday morning, Nov. 29, 1918, aged 71 years, five months
and 16 days. He was born June 16, 1847, at
Services were held at the home Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. H. Cornelius. Burial in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-05/1918 Column - 1 Page - 1
ELFLEDA "BOBBIE" (LEININGER) THURSTON (26 FEB 1898 - 2 NOV 1989)
Elfleda
(Bobbie) Thurston, 91, of Gladwin, died Thursday, Nov. 2, 1989, in the
Surviving
are 2 brothers, Tom Leininger of Swartz Creek and Harry Leininger of
Rites
were held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Tanya Quatraro
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.No children. Gladwin
ALBERT
TONONI (26 AUG 1914 - 2 JULY 1986)
Albert
Tononi, 71, of 1226 W. M-61, Gladwin, died Wednesday, July 2, in
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Robert of Beverly Hills, Calif.; one
brother, Joseph of Warren, Ohio, 3 sisters, Ida Heller and Catherine Pesnecker
of Allen Park and Mary Cortella of Melvindale; and 2 grandchildren. One son,
Charles, preceded him in death Feb. 25, 1981.
Services
were held Saturday at 8 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel, by the
Gladwin Masonic Lodge 397. Gladwin County Record dated 07-09/1986 Column - 4
Page - 2
SGT
HAZEL I. (TROWBRIDGE) TOWNSEND (1916 - 2003) s/w John L.
JOHN L. TOWNSEND (18 MARCH 1918 – 7 NOV 1992) s/w Hazel I.
John
L. Townsend, 74, of Gaylord, died suddenly Saturday, Nov. 7, 1992. He was born
on March 18, 1918, and lived in Arthur Townshipuntil moving to Gaylord in 1960.
Mr. Townsend was employed at Wolohan Lumber Co. in Gladwin and then with
Wickes. In Gaylord he sold real estate for many years. The family operated the "Foot
and Tell" for 2 years and most recently he worked for Pinkerton's, Inc.
Mr. Townsend was a member of the Bagley Township
Election
Board, the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Otsego County Planning and
Zoning Commission and the Tax Board Review. He attended the Gaylord
Congregational Church. Mr. Townsend and the former, Hazel Trowbridge were
married in 1940 in Gladwin County.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Wayne of Cadillac; one daughter, Shirley
Tramper of Grand Rapids; one brother, Frank of Clare County; 4 grandchildren
and 3 step-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, Alfred and a
sister, Marguerite Reid.
Memorial
services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Congregational Church in
Gaylord. Gladwin County Record dated 11-11/1992 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JOHN E. TRAXLER (9 FEB 1934 – 7 SEP 1983)
John E. Traxler,
Gladwin (Bay City Times, September 9, 1983)
John E. Traxler,
Gladwin
Services for Mr.
Traxler, 49, will be Saturday at 1 pm, in Mathews Funeral Home, Gladwin, with
burial in
one sister.
EMMA TROST (9 DEC 1899 – 21 JAN 1980) s/w Frederick Earl
Emma
Trost, 86, of 1549 N. M-18, Gladwin, died Tuesday, Jan. 21, in the Gladwin
Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Odessa, Russia, Dec. 9, 1899, she
came to Gladwin County in 1926 from Flint. Mrs. Trost was a member of the Riley
Ladies Aid, Gladwin County
VFW
Auxiliary and the Golden Agers. The former Emma Rothman, she was married to
Fred Trost Sr. Feb. 1, 1919, in Fort Collins, Colo. He preceded her in death Dec.
30, 1972.
Surviving
are one son, Fred Jr. of Gladwin; 2 daughters, Lillian Trost of Burton and
Dorothy
Pantelich
of Clio; 6 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. A daughter, sister, brother
and
grandchild
also preceded her in death.
Services
were held Saturday at2 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Coleman
Allmond officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 1-29/1986 Column – 3 Page – 2.
FREDERICK
EARL TROST, SR (29 NOV 1879 - 30 DEC 1972) s/w Emma
Frederick
E. Trost, 93, of 1549 N. M-18, Gladwin, died Saturday, December 30, at the
Veterans
Hospital in Saginaw. Born in Eureka, So. Dak., November 29, 1879, he came
to
Gladwin from Flint in September 1927, after previously living in Colorado. He
was a
veteran
of the Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection, serving from
1900
to 1903. Mr. Trost and the former Emma Rothman were married Feb. 1, 1919, at
Fort
Collins, Colo. He was a farmer until
retiring. Mr. Trost was an honorary member of World War I Veterans, Barracks
No. 3421.
Surviving
are his wife, Emma; three daughters, Mrs. Bud (Irma) Sheldon of Swartz Creek,
Miss Lillian Trost of Flint, and Mrs. Kosta (Dorothy) Pantelich of Clio; one son,
Frederick Jr. of Gladwin;
a
brother, Herbert of Green Forest, Ark.; a sister, Mrs. Maria Omman of Leedey,
Okla.; and seven grandchildren.
Services
are being held today (Wednesday) at Mathews Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m., with Mr.
Philip Geeck officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 1-3/1973 Column – 3 Page – 2.
SD
PVT CO B 21 INF SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
AMANDA (BROVANT) TROWBRIDGE (10 JAN 1880 - 11 FEB 1963) s/w Justin
ILLNESS
TAKES MRS. TROWBRIDGE
Funeral services were held today (Wednesday)
at the Miner Chapel for Mrs. Amanda Trowbridge, 83, who died Monday at the Day
Nursing Home. The Rev. George K. Skene officiated and burial was in
Coming to
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Doris
(
JUSTIN M. TROWBRIDGE (12 OCT 1876 - 8 SEP 1955) s/w Amanda
Retired
Farmer Passes Suddenly
Services
were held Sunday for Justin M. Trowbridge, 78, who passed away suddenly last
Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Townsend, from a heart attack. Mr. Trowbridge had been a
resident of Gladwin County for 52 years, coming here from Eaton
County
in 1903 and settling in Sage Township. He moved to Gladwin City several years
ago
when
he retired from the farm.
Born
Oct. 12, 1876, Mr. Trowbridge was married to Amanda Brovont in Sunfield on
March 16,
1899.
Survivors besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Doris Babcock and Mrs. Hazel
Townsend, both of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Oberlin and Mrs. Sana Johnson,
both of Sunfield; one brother, Benjamin, of Sunfield; three grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Funeral
services were: iheld at the Miner Funeral Homo on Sunday at 2 p. m. with the
Rev.
George
B. White, of the Baptist Church, officiating. Interment was made in Ridge
cemetery.
Pallbearers
were Warren Cuddie, Alt Cuddie, Charles) Weaver, Frank Riegle, Isaiah Wideman, Oney
Hetherington. Gladwin County Record dated 9-14/1955 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ALVIN W. TUCKER (1905 - 1966)
FRANCES M. TUCKER (29 NOV 1881 – 1 MAY 1943)
GEORGE WASHINGTON TUCKER (14 JAN 1888 - 30 APRIL 1984)
George
W. Tucker, 96, of
Rites were held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The Rev. Carl Briggs officiated and burial
was in the
George W. Tucker
(Midland Daily News, May 2, 1984)
George W. Tucker, 96,
of Gladwin, died Monday, April 30, 1984, in Saginaw VA Hospital following a
short illness.
He was born Jan. 14,
1888 in
He leaves several
nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 1
p.m. Thursday in Hall Funeral Home Gladwin Chapel with the Rev. Carl M. Briggs
officiating. Burial will be in
Friends may call at
the funeral home after 5pm today.
JOHN LEMUEL TUCKER (31 JUL 1838 - 9 OCT 1902)
John L. Tucker, of Gladwin township, died
October 9 at the age of 64 from the effects of a bullet wound received during
the civil war. Funeral services were held at the Ridge church conducted by Rev.
I. C. Smallwood. Remains were interred in Gladwin cemetery. Deceased leaves a
wife and 10 children. Source:
MARY
AUGETINE (RUSSELL) TUCKER (3 APRIL 1864 - 30 JULY 1912)
TUCKER.
Mary
Augetine Tucker died at her home in Butman Tuesday evening, aged 48 years. She
was born in Ohio in 1864. Interment will take place today in Butman cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-1/1912 Column - 3 Page - 4.
Note:
Headstone Photo! taken in Ridge Cemetery...
SAMUEL
MANUEL TUCKER (10 MAY 1902 – 31 DEC 1972)
Samuel Tucker
Samuel M. Tucker, 70, of Midland, died Sunday, Dec.
31, in the Midland Hospital after an illness of 10 days. Born in Gladwin County
on May 10, 1902, he moved to Midland in 1918.
Mr. Tucker is survived by two brothers and one
sister.
Rites were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Miner-
Bradley Funeral Home, Midland. The Rev. G. G. Lyons officiated and burial was
in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-3/1973 Column – 5 Page –
2.
RUSSELL JAMES TUMEY (28 JULY 1898 – 14 NOV 1960)
HAROLD
A. TYRELL (25 NOV 1928 – 15 MARCH 2006)
Harold A. “Bud” Tyrell, 77, of Gladwin died March
15, 2006 at Laurels of Mt. Pleasant following a long illness. He was born in
Decker, Michigan on Nov. 25, 1928 to Harry and Annie Tyrell. He was employed as
a laborer at Detroit Edison in Port Huron and served in the U.S. Armyt during
World War II. He lived in Gladwin County since 2000, previously residing in
Sandusky, Michigan.
Surviving are three sons, Mike (Melissa) Castillo of
Gladwin, Joseph M. (Amy) Tyrell of North Carolina, and Patrick Castillo of
Arizona; two daughters, Lucy Tyrell and Tracy (Donald) Hansen, both of South
Dakota; his grandchildren, Austin, Breanna, Joseph Jr., Caitlyn, Leslie,
Ashley, Joann, Lupy, Melissa and Douglas; and eight great grandchildren. He was
predeceased by his wife, Mary Lou, in 2000; his parents; and his brother, Doug
Tyrell.
A funeral service was held on Saturday, March 18 at
Christ the King Lutheran Church in Gladwin with pastor David Sprang
officiating. Burial followed in Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Gladwin County
Record dated 03/22/2006.
MARY LOU TYRELL (25 SEP 1940 - 10 JULY 2000)
Mary Lou
Tyrell, 59, of
Besides
her husband she is survived by four sons, Michael and wife Melissa Castillo of
Gladwin, Joseph M. Tyrell of Wilmington, N.C., Gary Nelson of Traverse City,
and Patrick Castillo of Saginaw; one daughter, Kay and husband Frank Oleniacz
III of East Jordon. She was preceded in death by her parents.
Services
will be held at noon Friday at Christ the
U'S
LEONA
M. (EAGLESON) KNIGHT - UHL (28 APRIL 1894 - 1 JULY 1978)
LEONA
UHL
Mrs. Leona M. Uhl, 84, of
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2
sons, Glenn (Short) Knight and Daniel (Chum) Knight of Gladwin; 3 daughters,
Mrs. Delvin (Maxine) Cassiday and Mrs. Carlton (
Services were held today, Wednesday, at 2
p.m from the
BESSIE
GOLDINA (EAGLESON) UNDERWOOD (14 FEB 1883 - 6 NOV 1946) s/w Samuel J.
Services
Friday for Mrs. Underwood
Mrs.
Bessie G. Underwood, 63, died at her home in Sage township this morning,
November 6. Funeral services will be held at the Hall Funeral Home on Friday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. Rev. M. R. Jewell will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge
cemetery.
Bessie
Eagleson was born in Hancock county, Ohio, on February 14, 1883, the daughter
of Jonathon B. and Julia Etta Eagleson. She was married in September of 1900 to
Samuel J. Underwood. They have been residents of Sage township for the past 41
years.
Surviving
are her husband, Samuel J.; three sons, Ceral Underwood of Mason, Ray and Lyle
Underwood,
of Gladwin; two daughters, Lula M. Anderson of Youngstown, Ohio and Mrs. Lelah
G. Spencer, of Gladwin; two brothers, George J. and Harry Eagleson, of Gladwin;
two sisters, Mrs. Cora Linton and Mrs. Leona Knight, of Gladwin; 13
grandchildren. One daughter and one brother preceded her in death. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-6/1946 Column – 6 Page – 1.
LELAH GAYLE UNDERWOOD (29 MARCH 1903 - 12 OCT 1969)
Rites Today for Lelah Underwood
Lelah G. Underwood, 66, of Sage Township, died
Sunday, Oct. 12, at the Gladwin Hospital following a long illness. Born in
Payne, Ohio, on March 29, 1903, she came to Gladwin
County 10 years ago from Florida. She had previously
lived in the county.
Surviving are three brothers, Ray, of Haslett, Lyle,
of Clare and Jesse, of Gladwin.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. from the
Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. John Cermak officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 10-15/1969 Column – 3 Page – 2.
SAMUEL
JOSEPH UNDERWOOD (3 AUG 1876 - 18 JAN 1950) s/w Bessie G.
SERVICES
SATURDAY FOR SAM UNDERWOOD
Sam
J. Underwood, 73, resident of Sage township for the past 45 years, passed away
this morning at the Midland Hospital. He had been ill for about two weeks. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Hall Funeral
Home. The Rev. S. R. Wurtz. of the Gladwin Evangelical United Brethren church
will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge cemetery.
Mr.
Underwood was born in Paulding county. Ohio, on August 3, 1876 the son of Aaron
and
Rebecca
Underwood. Surviving are his wife Agnes: four sons. Ray and Jesse Underwood, of
Gladwin, Ceral Underwood of Mason, and Lyle Underwood of Trenton; two
daughters, Lelah Underwood of Mercer, Pennsylvania, and Lula Anderson, of
Youngstown, Ohio; also 15
grandchildren
and one great grandchild. Gladwin County Record dated 1-18/1950 Column – 4 Page
– 1.
FRANCES A. URBAN (1878 - 1964) Mother, s/w Paul
JOHN DANIEL URBAN (7 MAY 1916 - 9 SEP 1991)
TEC
5
PAUL B. URBAN (1876 - 1941) Father, s/w Frances
WALTER GUS URBAN (13 NOV 1910 – 18 MAR 1981)
WALTER
URBAN
Walter
G. Urban, 70, of 498 East Ridge Rd., Gladwin, died Wednesday, March 18, at his
home.
Born in Harrisburg, Pa., on November 13, 1910, he moved to Elmora in 1915 and
to Gladwin County in 1922. He was employed as a road builder and helped build
M-61 from M-30 to Standish and M-76 from Alger to West Branch. He also farmed.
Surviving
are 3 sisters, Mrs. Mary Kettering of Cass City, Mrs. Blanche Dalasinski of
Clio,
Lillian
Urban of Detroit; 2 brothers, John of Gladwin and Joseph of Flint.
Rites
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Jerry
Locher officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 3-25/1981 Column – 4 Page – 2.
V'S
EVA
VAN ALSTINE (? - 13 FEB 1893) Daughter of John & Hattie, Age 7 months,
5 days
FRANK
VAN ALSTINE (29 AUG 1881 – 18 NOV 1957)
Services Thursday for Frank Van Alstine
Frank Van Alstine, 76, a hie long resident of
Gladwin county, died Monday, Nov. 18 at Richard's Restorium in West Branch after
an illness of one month. He was born in Sanilac County on August 29, 1881, and
spent his life time farming.
Surviving him are five sisters, Mrs. Henry Edick,
Mrs. George Southwell, Mrs. George Weir, Mrs. William Simpson and Mrs. Allen Card.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday, Nov. 21,
at the Hall Funeral Home at 1 p. m., with the Rev, Alva L. Calkins officiating.
Burial will be in the Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers are Neal Young, Roy Ockerman,
Owen Grandy, Guy Ritchie, Blaine Yeager, and Fern Cripps. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-20/1957 Column – 8 Page – 1.
HARRIET
B. “HATTIE” VAN ALSTINE (14 DEC 1854 –
31 MAY 1915)
VAN ALSTINE
Harriet B., wife of John Van Alstine, died at her
home in Hockaday May 31. She was born in Sanilac county, Dec. 14, 1854, and was
age 60 years 5 months and 17 days. She was united in marriage to John Van
Alstine in 1871. They were residents of Butman township a number of years. She
was converted soon after she came to Butman and was a faithful member of the F.
M. church at Hockaday until her death.
She leaves to mourn their loss her husband, one son
and six daughters and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held at the F . M. church at
Hockaday, June 4, conducted by Rev. James Hygema. Interment at the Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 6-17/1915 Column - 5 Page - 1.
JOHN VAN ALSTINE ( 2 APR 1850 - 29
NOV 1924)
John Van Alstine was born in Kingston, Canada, April
2, 1850, and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Allen Card, in Sage
township, Nov. 29, 1924, aged 74 years, 7 months and 27 days, At the age of 12
years he came to Michigan and made his home with a sister, Mrs. Bates, in
Sanilac county. He was married to Harriet Babcock May 24, 1871, and to this union
were born nine children—seven girls and two boys.
Mrs. Van Alstine passed away nine years ago last May. A son Walter died at the
age of 16 and Eva died in infancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Alstine came to Gladwin county 36
years ago, and settled in Gladwin township, and eight years later moved on
their farm in Butman township where they resided until after Mrs. Van Alstine's
death. For the last three years Mr. Van Alstine has made his
home with his daughters, where he always found a
welcome.
He leaves to mourn one son and six daughters, Mrs.
E. W. Alchin of Fenton, Mich., Mrs. William Simpson of Flint, Frank of
Lewiston, Mich., Mrs. George Southwell, Mrs. Henry Edick, Mrs. George Weir and
Mrs. Allen Card, all of Gladwin county, besides two sisters and two brothers; grandchildren
and other relatives and friends who will miss one they learned to love.
Mr. Van Alstine was a patient sufferer and in all of
his sickness there was no thought of complaint but he was always thinking of
those who were caring for him. He died in the Christian faith, believing his soul
was going to meet his Maker. Gladwin County Record dated 12-4/1924 Column – 2
Page – 4.
WALTER
VAN ALSTINE (? - 17 MAY 1889) Son of John & Hattie, Aged 16 years, 2
months
ANNIE
AMELIA (GARBET) VANNATTER (11 JAN 1869 - 30 SEP 1925) Age 56 years
MRS.
ARTHUR VANNATTER
Annie
Amelia Garbet was born in Fenelin county, Ont., Can.; Jan. 11, 1869, and
departed this life Sept. 30, 1925, at 1:30 a. m., at the home of her son
William, 12733 Glenfield avenue, Detroit, Mich., aged 56.yrs., 8 months and 19
days. At nine years of age she moved with her parents to Haliburton county,
where she resided for several years. She was united in marriage May 4, 1887, to
Arthur Vannatter, who departed this life Oct. 26, 1918. To this union
nine
children were born, three having preceded her to the great beyond.
In
the spring of 1893 they moved to Gladwin county, Mich. After moving to Michigan
she was engaged in farm life and always enjoyed caring for the home, being greatly
interested in the welfare of her family until finally death separated the
union. After disposing of the farm she purchased another for a home, but spent
most of her time among her children whom she had
tenderly
and faithfully cared for.
She
had suffered some bodily ailments for some time, having passed through an
operation until finally on the night of Sept. 30, she responded to the call of
the Master to a place of rest. She was patient in affliction, an affectionate
wife and a loving mother. She leaves fresh in memory an honorable name which she
had merited by her good deeds and her willingness and cheerfulness to assist
those who stood in need, ever being interested in the welfare of others.
On
Sept. 11, 1887, she became obedient to the Gospel by being baptized into
Christ, uniting with the Reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, in which she continued a
faithful member until the time came when she was called to go to await her
reward.
She
is survived by her remaining family consisting of five sons—Dexter, William and
Alvia of Detroit. Ray and Ernest of Gladwin; one daughter, Mrs. Oscar Wirtz of
Gladwin; three brothers, Dexter and Byard of
Flint and William of Washington; seven grandchildren and many other
relatives and friends among whom she will be greatly missed. Funeral services,
were held Sunday, Oct. 4, in the L. D. S. church Section Eight, the church
being filled with those who came to pay their last tribute of respect to the
departed one. She had gained honor among all those whom she became acquainted
with. The beautiful flowers that were placed upon the remains truly manifested
the degree she was esteemed among her neighbors and friends. A very comforting
sermon was ably delivered by Elder George W. Burt of Beaverton, who conducted
the services. Very spiritual and comforting songs were rendered by the singers.
The
body was laid to rest beside the husband in Ridge cemetery to await the
resurrection morn.
"The
dead in Christ shall rise first."
A
loving wife and mother dear
Has
gone and left us mourning here;
She
parted from this "life of pain,
But
only died to live again;
How
much we loved her and oh how well
We
loved her, better than tongue can tell.
God
loved her too, and thought it best
To
take her home with him to rest.
Gladwin
County Record dated 10-8/1925 Column – 4 Page – 4.
ARTHUR VANNATTER (26 OCT 1862 - 26 OCT 1918) Age 56 years
Arthur
Vannatter died Oct. 26, 1918, at his home in Butman township, from cerebral
hemorrhage
resulting from influenza. He was born in Ontario Oct. 26, 1862, and was aged 56
years. He has been a resident of Gladwin county several years. Burial services
were held Oct. 29, 1918, and burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 10-31/1918 Column – 6 Page – 1.
Arthur
Vannatter departed this life Oct. 26, 1918, from Spanish influenza. He was born
Oct. 26, 1862, in Ontario, Canada; he married Ann Amelia Garbet in 1887, and
came to Michigan in the spring of 1893. He leaves behind a loving wife, seven
children, grandchildren and two brothers, Dexter and William of Detroit, Mrs.
Oscar Wirtz of Gladwin, Roy of Gladwin, Rae, Earnest and Alvie at home, also a
host of friends to mourn his loss. Gladwin County Record dated 11-21/1918
Column – 4 Page – 4.
BENJAMIN VANNATTER (11 DEC 1865 – 27 AUG 1943) s/w Icy
Benjamin
Vannatter
Funeral
services were held at the Hall Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p.m. for Benjamin
Vannatter, 77, who died at his home here Friday August 27. Mr. Vannatter had
been in poor health for the past six years. Born on December 11, 1865, in Ontario,
Canada, he was married to Mrs. Icey Reynolds on November 8, 1895.
Surviving
are Mrs. Vannatter; a son, Cpl. Earl Vannatter with the armed forces; a daughter,
Mrs. Claude McClouth, of Cement City; a step-son, Clyde Reynolds, of Saginaw;
and two
step-daughters,
Mrs. Fred Haines and Mrs. Harlen Bard, of Gladwin. Mr. Vannatter was known as a
kind husband and father and will be sadly missed by his family and friends.
Elder George White officiated at the services Sunday and burial was in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-1/1943 Column – 5 Page – 1.
ICY ELIZABETH (REYNOLDS) VANNATTER (16 JAN 1877 – 24 JAN 1953) s/w Ben
Icy
Vannatter,
Funeral
services for Mrs. Icy Vannatter, 76, were held on Monday afternoon from the
Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Dale Woods, of West Grout Free Methodist church
officiated and burial was made in the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs.
Vannatter was born in Eagle, on January 16, 1877, and came to Arthur township
in 1900. She was married to Benjamin Vannatter in 1911, who preceded her in
death in 1943. Mrs. Vannatter passed away at the Moody Nursing Home in Harrison
on Saturday, January 24.
Surviving
are two sons, Clyde Reynolds and Earl Vannatter, both of Lansing; three
daughters, Mrs. Lulu Haines, of Gladwin, Mrs. Daisy Farrell, of Lansing and Mrs.
Dorothy Rector, of Mason; also 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Pallbearers
were Melvin Haines, Ray Harrold, Aubrey Chatterton, George Codling, Loyal
Haddix and Clarence Walker. Gladwin County Record dated 1-28/1953 Column – 4
Page – 1.
ROY VANNATTER (? - 26 JULY 1919) Age 23 years & 12 days
ROY
VANNATTER.
Roy
Vannatter, aged 23 years and 12 days, died at his home in Gladwin township
Saturday morning, July 26, 1919, after 10 days illness. He was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Vannatter and was born in Gladwin township July 14, 1896. A few years
ago he was married to Miss Edith Hutson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson
Sr. His father, Arthur Vannatter died during the influenza epidemic last fall.
This
spring Mr. and Mrs. Vannatter returned from Flint and bought the farm of Thomas
Riley
and
started farming. He is survived by his wife, his mother, Mrs. Anna A. Vanatter,
four brothers and one sister, Mrs. Oscar Wirtz.
Services
were held at the home Monday afternoon at two o'clock, and at Latter Day Saint
church at 2:30, conducted by Elder Umphrey of Bentley, followed by burial at Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-31/1919 Column – 6 Page – 1.
SYLVIA “SILVA” VANNATTER (30 JULY 1906 – 27 AUG 1906) Age 29 days
Sylvia,
aged 29 days, infant daughter of Arthur Vannatter, died Aug. 27. Gladwin County
Record dated 8-30/1906 Column - 2 Page – 8
TENA J. (DOMBROSKE) VANNATTER (1886 – NOV 1920)
MRS.
DEXTER VANNATTER
The
body of Mrs. Dexter Vannatter was brought to Gladwin from Detroit Nov. 17 and
taken to the home of Mrs. Arthur Vannatter in Gladwin township where services
were held Thursday by Rev. E. T. Smith. Burial took place in Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Vannatter was 34 years old, and is survived by her husband, one daughter, her
father, Ernest Dombroske, and four brothers. Gladwin County Record dated
11-25/1920 Column – 5 Page – 5.
BRYON
G. VANNEST (10 AUG 1877 - 2 APRIL 1962) s/w Susanna E.
Illness Fatal to Byron Vannest - Byron Vannest, 84,
died Monday at Genesee Memorial Hospital, Flint, after a five-day illness. Born in Verona, Ontario, on August 10, 1877,
he came to farm in Gladwin County 72 years ago.
He was married to the former Susanna Arrand in 1904 and she preceded him
in death in 1943. In 1944 he married the
former Cora Mutch who died in 1958.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Melvin Cady and Mrs. Ewald
Steinkraus, of Gladwin, Mrs. Henry Card, of Flint, and Mrs. Lloyd Klein, of
Brighton; two sons, John L., of Davison, and Wellington C. of Gladwin; two
sisters, Mrs. Ezra Stringer, of Pontiac, and Mrs. Harry Brink, of Grant; 27
grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held today (Wednesday) at 2 p.m. at the Gladwin
Free Methodist Church. The Rev. George
Skene and Rev. G.V. Dean officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 04-04/1962
Column - 3 Page - 1
ELIZABETH (CARD) VANNEST (17 JUNE 1800 - 5 JUNE 1891) Aged 91 years
EMMA
J. (BUSH) VANNEST (18 NOV 1876 - 29 JUNE 1961) s/w Turner
ILLNESS
FATAL TO MRS. EMMA VANEST
Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p.m.
at the Miner Chapel for Mrs. Emma J. Vanest, 74, of Gladwin, who died Thursday
at the Gladwin Nursing Home following a three week illness. The Rev. Henry C.
Schmidt and the Rev. R. E. Fogelsonger officiated and burial was in
The former Emma J. Bush was born on Nov. 18,
1876 in
Survivors include two sons, Carlos and
Clarence, of
JOHN VANNEST (17 AUG 1847 - 7 JULY 1904) husband of Emma Vannest
John Vanest died at his home in Gladwin township July
7, after a five months' illness, aged 56 years, 11 months and 22 days.
Mr. Vanest was born in Petworth, Addington county,
Ontario, August 17, 1847. He was united in marriage with Miss Emma Spooner, a
cousin of Johnston Spooner of this city, and to them were born five children:
Mrs. Neal Lutes of West Branch, Sarah, May, Martha and Byron Vanest of this
county, all of whom were with him at the time of his death. Besides his family he leaves his father,
mother, three sisters, two brothers and four grandchildren to mourn. He had
been a resident of Michigan, Gladwin county and township, since 1890. He had
made hosts of friends and was a much respected citizen. He was a member of the
Free Methodist church and passed quietly away with an unwavering faith.
Funeral services were held in the Ridge M. E. Church
at 11 o'clock Sunday conducted by Rev. V. Buxton, assisted by Revs. Rumley and Sherwood, burial took place in the
Gladwin township cemetery. Mr. Vanest was converted to God and united with the
Methodist church, and later joined the Free Methodist church. As a Christian he
led an earnest and consistent life. His motto was, "The Lord doeth all
things well." He was patient and
resigned to God's will. His end was peace and his works do follow him."
OLIVE
(LUCAS) VANNEST (17 JUNE 1913 - 22 APRIL 2000) s/w
Olive
Vannest, 86, of
She
lived in the Gladwin area most of her life until moving to
Surviving
are her daughter Linda and husband Roy Staley of Coleman; sons Wayne and wife
LaNeel of Midland; Byron and wife Janet and Dennis and wife Susan of Gladwin;
Harold and wife Karen of Appleton, Wisc., and Mark of Williamsburg; 17
grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; a brother, Lawrence Lucas of Howell;
sisters Helen Fiedler of Midland; Merle Parsons of Avoca and Ferne Eller of
Lake Havasu City, Ariz.; two sisters-in-law Ruth and husband Lloyd Klein of
Zephyrhills, Fla., and Gertrude Vannest Hoard of Davison. She was preceded in
death by three sisters.
Services
were held Tuesday, April 25 at 11 a.m. at
SUSANNA E. VANNEST (17 NOV 1884 - 23 FEB 1943) s/w Byron G.
[Gladwin
Record Newspaper - March 3, 1943] partial info.
Services
were held for Mrs. Byron Vannest, Thursday, February 25, at the Rogers Funeral
Home....
Susanna
Vannest was born November 17, 1884, at
In
1918 Mrs. Vannest became a member of the Free Methodist Church of Gladwin and
was a loyal and useful christian to the end.
She was also a member of the Gladwin Camp meeting Association and each year
found her present, helping in every way she could. After sever weeks illness she departed this
life on February 23, at the age of 58 years.
She died at Gladwin at her little new home where she and her husband had
moved last fall. With here, "To know
the will of the Lord was to do it".
She will be greatly missed by husband and children. Also many other relatives and a host of
friends. The children who mourn her
loss, with their father are: Mrs. Rilla
Cady of Grout township; Mrs. Luella Card of Flint; John Vannest of Davison,
Wellington Vannest of Detroit; Mrs. Nellie Steinkraus of Gladwin; and Mrs. Ruth
Klein of Midland.
Other
survivors include two - sisters, Mrs. Laura Williams of West Branch; and Mrs.
Winnfred Rouse, of Davison; an aunt, Mrs. Anne Arrand of Clare. Gladwin County
Record dated 03-03/1943 Column - 1 Page - 1
TURNER
VANNEST
(7 JULY 1860 - 14 APRIL 1948) s/w Emma
TURNER
VANEST IS BURIED SATURDAY
Funeral services were held on Saturday
afternoon for Turner Vanest, 87, at the Free Methodist church. He passed away
at his home on Wednesday, April 14 after an illness of two months. Mr. Vanest
was born in
Wellington C. Vannest, 69, of 2850 North M-18,
Gladwin, died Monday, June 2, in the Midland Hospital Center. Born in Gladwin on December 4, 1910, on the
homestead three miles north of Gladwin, he graduated from high school in
1929. He was employed at Ford Motor Co.
in Detroit for 38 years. Mr. Vannest
purchased and farmed his father's farm in 1940.
He was a member of the Gladwin United Methodist Church and the County
Drain Commission.
Mr. Vannest and the former Olive Lucas were married
September 9, 1936, in Kalamazoo. Besides
his wife, he is survived by 5 sons, Wayne of Midland, Byron and Dennis of
Gladwin, Harold of Kimberly, Wisc., and Mark of Chesaning; one daughter, Mrs.
Roy (Linda) Staley of Coleman; one brother, John of Davison; 3 sisters, Mrs.
Rilla Cady and Mrs. Nellie Steinkraus of Gladwin and Mrs. Ruth Klein of
Brighton; and 15 grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday at 1pm from the Gladwin
United Methodist Church. The Rev. Donald
Bates will officiate and burial will be in Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Mathews
Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 06-04/1980 Column - 6 Page - 2
MARGARETE VOELKEL (12 SEP 1907 – 17 JULY 1990)
MARGARETE VOELKEL
Margarete Voelkel, 82, of Westland, died Tuesday,
July 17, 1990, in the Arnold Nursing Home, Detroit, after a long illness. Born
in Germany, Sept. 12, 1907, she was a retired cook. Miss Voelkel was a member
of the Lutheran church.
Surviving are one sister, Emma Geldbach of Florida
and several nieces and nephews.
Rites will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Ridge
Cemetery with the Rev. Pat Clarey officiating. Arrangements are in charge of
the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Gladwin County Record dated 7-18/1990 Column –
4 Page – 2.
KEITH RYAN VOGEL (10 OCT 1996 - 10 OCT 1996)
KEITH RYAN VOGEL
Keith Ryan Vogel of Gladwin, died Thursday, Oct. 10,
1996 at Hurtzel Hospital in Detroit,
where he was born earlier that day.
Surviving are his parents, Kirk and Jennifer Vogel
of Gladwin; his grandparents, Pamela Vogel of Gladwin, and Jeff and Melodie Henry
of Saginaw; his great grandparents,
Anthony Vogel of Gladwin, Betty Gary of Harrison, Richard
and Shirley Henry of Mt. Morris, Joy Northrup of Beaverton, and Gerald and Jean
Gasche of Lansing; his great-great grandparents, A.J. Coon of Flint, and
Margaret Gasche of Gladwin; his aunts and uncles, Kary Vogel, Amanda Vogel,
Kyle Vogel and Brian Vogel, all of Gladwin; and Jeff Henry and Jamie Henry of
Saginaw. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Anthony E. Vogel Jr.; his
great grandmother, Ruth Vogel; and great-grandfather, Robert Gary.
Graveside services were held at 1 p.m. Monday at the
Ridge Cemetery. The Rev. Father Jules Spleet officiated and arrangements were
handled by the Sisson Funeral Home of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated
10-16/1996 Column – 1 Page – 7.
BERTHA (MANDLIN) VOIGT (4 NOV 1908 – 1 JULY 1984) s/w Ewald J.
Bertha
M. Voigt, 75, of 701 Ionia St., Gladwin, died Sunday, July 1, in the Midland Hospital
Center following a long illness. Born in Gladwin County on November 4, 1908,
she spent most of her life here. She was a member of the Gladwin United
Methodist Church, the Loyalty Circle and OES and a past member of the Rebeccahs
and White Clover Chapter 84 of the
OES.
The former Bertha Mandlin, she was married to Ewald Voight on January 19, 1929,
in Gladwin. He preceded her in death January 3, 1970.
Surviving
are one daughter, Mrs. Gean (Virginia) Ridley of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs.
Mabel Mills of Florida; a step-sister, Mrs. Lydia Leininger of Gladwin; 6
grandchildren and 4 great
grandchildren.
A son, Richard, also preceded her in death in November 1980.
Services
were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Carter
Miller officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. An Eastern Star Memorial
Service was held Monday at 8 p.m. Gladwin County Record dated 7-4/1984 Column –
4 Page – 2.
EWALD JOHN VOIGT (18 APR 1890 – 4 JAN 1970) s/w Bertha M.
Services
Held for Ewald Voigt
Ewald
(Ed) J. Voigt, 79, died Sunday, Jan. 4, 1970, in the Gladwin Hospital following
a
long
illness. Born in Detroit on April 18, 1890, he came to Gladwin County in 1944,
when he retired from the Detroit Police Department.
He
was a life member of the Gladwin Masonic Lodge and served as Gladwin City
patrolman
for
several years. Mr. Voigt was married to the former Bertha Mardlin on Jan. 19,
1929, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Ridley, of Gladwin; one
son, Richard, of Flint-; 10 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Services
were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. John W. Cermak
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. A Masonic service was held
Monday evening at 8 p. m. Gladwin County Record dated 1-7/1970 Column – 6 Page
– 1.
W'S
JOHN
WAASER (27 OCT 1853 - 13 JULY 1907)
John Waaser died July 13 of chronic Bright's disease
at his home in Gladwin township. Deceased was born in Germany Oct. 27, 1853.
Interment took place in Gladwin township cemetery July 16. He leaves a wife and
two children. Gladwin County Record dated 7-18/1907 Column – 5 Page – 5.
MABEL
HANNAH (MATTHEWS) WAASER (15 JUNE 1891 - 11 NOV 1919)
Mrs.
Frank Waaser died at her home in Fenton, Nov. 11, 1919, from typhoid pneumonia.
Mabel Hannah Matthews was born in
Remains were brought to Gladwin Friday, Nov.
14, and buried in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 11-20/1919
Column - 4 Page - 1
MRS.
ADA WAGAR DIES AT WAGERVILLE SUNDAY
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 27,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wagar at Wagarville for his mother, Mrs. Ada
Wagar, at 1:30 and at the Wagarville M. E. church at two o'clock with Rev. Ivan
E. Hadgson officiating. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery.
Mrs. Wagar died Sunday morning, July 25, at
the home of her son Norman at Wagarville after an illness of two years. She was
born in
In 1888 Mr. and Mrs. Wagar came to Gladwin
county and settled on a farm at Wagarville where they lived until 1918 when
they moved to Gladwin. About 45 years ago she joined the Methodist Episcopal
church of which she has since been a faithful member.
Surviving her are her three children, Mrs.
Roy Edick, Norman and Orlen Wagar, 14 grandchildren and five great
grandchildren, three sisters and one brother, John F. Card of
AMOS H. WAGAR (3 JUNE 1858 - 26 AUG 1920)
AMOS
WAGAR
Amos Wagar died at his home in
He is survived by his wife, two sons,
Everton of Butman, Mich., and Omer R. of Flint, Mich., James of of Gladwin,
Mich., John and Jacob of Tamworth, Ontario, Joseph of Enterprise, Ontario,
three sisters, Abbie of Utica, N. Y., Lucy of Tamworth, Ontario, and Alice of
New Norway, Alberta; two grandchildren, Ruth Arlene and Stanley of Flint, Mich.
He was a member of the M.E. church and took
an active part so long as his health permitted. He was also a member of the
I.O.O.F. and A.O.O.G.
Services were held at the M. E. church
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev. J. H. Corneilus. The body was laid to
rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 09-02/1920 Column - 5
Page - 5
DUANE
W. WAGAR (10 SEP 1937 - 4 AUG 1951)
Services Held for Boy Killed by Tractor
Duane Wagar Loses Life in Accident on Farm
Funeral services were Tuesday for Duane W. Wagar,
13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wagar, of Sage township, who was killed
instantly, Saturday afternoon when a tractor overturned with him.
Duane, Floyd Berry, 16, and Lee Brown, 19, Were,
repairing a binder in a field at the Wagar
farm, two and a half miles north of Gladwin. Duane
drove the tractor up to the barn to get a
part needed for the binder and was on the way back
when the vehicle upset about a hundred
yards from where the other two boys were working.
Floyd looked up just as the tractor was turning
over. By the time the boys reached the lad he was dead. They immediately summonded
help and a passing truck lifted the tractor. Coroner Donald Hall said that death
was instantaneous from a crushed chest and internal injuries.
Duane was born Sept. 10, 1937, in Gladwin.
In addition to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wagar,
he is survived by his grandmothers, Mrs.
Norman Wagar and Mrs. William Thiel, both of
Gladwin, and a number of other relatives.
Services were held Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 2 p. m., from
the Wagarville Methodist church with the Rev. E. F. Rhoades, pastor of the United
Evangelical church, officiating. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 8-8/1951 Column – 6 Page – 1.
ELIZABETH
JANE (CARD) WAGAR (15 AUG 1857 - 2 DEC 1925)
MRS.
WELLINGTON WAGAR
Mrs. Wellington Wagar died Wednesday morning
about four o'clock at her residence after a long illness. Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the M. E. church. Gladwin County
Record dated 12-03/1925 Column - 6 Page - 1
ESEL GLADYS (BELLINGER) WAGAR (8 DEC 1884 - 25 JAN 1969) s/w Norman A.
SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS. ESEL WAGAR
Mrs. Esel Gladys Wagar, 84, of
Surviving are four sons, Lorne,
GEORGE
B. WAGAR (31 JAN 1923 - 27 APRIL 2004)
George
B. Wagar, George B. Wagar, age 81, of Gladwin passed away Tuesday, April 27 at
the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. George was born Jan. 31, 1923 in
George
loved to play baseball and football in high school and later played in the
North Eastern Division Baseball League and played baseball while in the
service. He also loved to hunt and fish. He has lived in
Surviving
are his wife, Edith; one son, Randy (Mindy) Wagar of Marshall, Texas.; three
daughters, Amy (Ed) Rigsby of Texas, Suzanne Wright of DeWitt, and Pam (Bruce)
Pfenninger of Midland; four stepsons, Robert (Betty) Mathews, Russell (Sharon)
Mathews and Garry (Mary) Mathews, all of Harrison, and Martin (Dorothy) Mathews
of Coleman; two step daughters, Judy (Ken) Anderson of Harrison, and Cindy
(Jerry) Cuddie of Gladwin; ten grandchildren, seven Great-grandchildren, 20
step grandchildren, and 20 step Great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Vivian
Edick of Gladwin, and Annalee Linton of Brighton. Three brothers, John, Lorne
and Leon, and one sister, Norma Thorington predecease him.
Services
were held 11 a.m. Friday at the
HANNAH MARIE (CARD) WAGAR (5 JUNE 1864 - 11 OCT 1938)
Mrs. Amos Wagar Dies Tuesday In Flint
Mrs. Hannah Mariah Wagar died at the home of her
son, Omer Wagar, at 1361 Poplar street in. Flint Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wagar
was born at Moscow, Ontario, June 5, 1864. On
December 25, 1882, she was married to Amos Wagar. To
this union were born three children. Mr. Wagar and one daughter preceded her in
death.
In 1887 they came to Michigan and settled on a farm
in Gladwin township. As pioneers in Gladwin county they enjoyed the experience of
early days in a new country. Mrs. Wagar has been a sufferer for the past seven
years and patient through if all. She was converted to the Christian faith in early
life, and her hope and faith in her heavenly Father has been her comfort in her
last days. She was a member of the Methodist church and was loyal to the last.
A brief service will be held at the home of her son,
Omer Wagar, in Flint at 8 o'clock Friday
evening, after which the body will be taken to
Gladwin where services will be held at the Rogers Funeral Home Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. E. G. Black of Flint will officiate, assisted by
Rev. Karl H. Keefer. Interment will be at the Ridge cemetery.
Surviving her are two sons, Everton of Gladwin and
Omer of Flint; one brother, John Card, of
Mount Morris; two sisters, Mrs. James McDougall and
Mrs. Charles Bauserman, of Flint; seven grandchildren, besides other relatives
and friends. Gladwin County Record dated 10-12/1938 Column – 3 Page – 8.
HELEN
L. (MILLIGAN) WAGAR (8 NOV 1906 - 29 NOV 2005) s/w
HELEN
L. WAGAR
Helen L. Wagar, 98, of Gladwin passed away
Friday, April 29 at the Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. She was born Nov. 8, 1906
in Gladwin to Phineas and Grace Milligan. Helen graduated from
Surviving her are one son, Devere (Dorothy)
Wagar of Gladwin; three grandchildren, Douglas and Rosemarie Wagar of Flushing,
Timothy and Patti Wagar of California, and Deann and Dan Henrichsen of
Manistique; three Great grandchildren and One Great great grandchild. Two
brothers, one sister and one grandson, Dennis Wagar, predecease her.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Monday at the
Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin. Pastor Kim Spencer officiated, and burial was
in
INFANT WAGAR (1 JAN
1964 – JAN 1964)
Services
Held for infant
Funeral
services were held Friday at 11 a.m. a t the Miner funeral Home for the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wagar who was born in Midland on Jan. 1. The
Rev. Ross E. Tracy officiated and burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Besides
her parents, she is survived by a brother, Randy, and three sisters, Amy,
Suzzane and Pamela, all at home; and her grandmother, Mrs. Esel Wagar. Gladwin
County Record dated 1-8/1964 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JAMES NEWTON WAGAR (28 AUG 1856 - 15 MAY 1925)
JAMES
N. WAGAR
James N. Wagar was born in
The early part of his life was spent in
He leaves to mourn his loss, besides his
wife, one daughter, Mrs. Roy Edick, and two sons, Norman and Orlen, together
with four brothers, Jacob, Joseph and John, all of Tamworth, Ontario, and
Wellington of Gladwin, and three sisters, Mrs. Albert Morton of Utica, N. Y.,
Mrs. Henry Keller of Camrose, Alberta, and Mrs. Joseph Huffman of Tamworth,
Ontario. Eleven grandchildren also survive.
He has been a member of the Methodist church
for 30 years and has been a devout Christian. His sympathetic and kindly nature
gained for him. His dominant characteristic was unselfishness, and that made
him a kind and loving father and a good neighbor. He will be missed in the
community as well as in his home.
Funeral services as the M. E. church Sunday
morning were largely attended, conducted by Rev. Stanley W. Thayer. Burial took
place in the Ridge cemetery. The pallbearers were grandchildren of deceased,
Loren,
Those in attendance at the funeral from out
of town were Mr. and Mrs. John Card of Mt. Morris; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Card, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgerton Wagar of Saginaw; Joseph Wagar of Grand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs.
James McDougall and son Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauserman and Mr. and Mrs.
Atkinson of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCreary of Midland. Gladwin County
Record dated 05-21/1925 Column - 5 Page – 5
JOHN LEWIS WAGAR (10 NOV 1904 - 7 DEC 1972)
John L. Wagar, 68, Gladwin County drain
commissioner, died Thursday, Dec. 7, in the
Midland Hosipital after a long illness. Born in
Gladwin on Nov. 10, 1904, he had spent his life
here. Mr. Wagar was a farmer and was drain commissioner
from 1965 until his death. He served as supervisor of Sage Township from 1953
to 1965. He was a member of the Gleaners and the Gladwin County Farm Bureau.
Mr. Wagar was married to the former Laura Thiel in
August 1930, in Gladwin. She died on June 13, 1967. He married the former Verna
Reithel on March 28, 1970, in Gladwin.
Besides his wife, he is survived by three brothers,
Lorne, Leon and George of Gladwin; three sisters, Mrs. Norma Thorington of
Holly, Mrs. Vivian Edick of Gladwin and Mrs. Annalea Linton of Westland; one
stepson, Wayne Reithel of Gladwin; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Sandra Councell of
Midland; and four grandchildren. Two children preceded him in death, Virginia
in 1932 and Duane in 1951.
Services were held Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Byron Hatch officiated and burial was in the
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-13/1972 Column – 2 Page – 2.
LAURA M. (THIEL) WAGAR (1909 - 13 JUNE 1967) Wife, s/w John L.
Services
Friday For Laura Wagar
Mrs.
Laura M. Wagar, 57, of Sage Township, died Tuesday in the Clare General
Hospital
following
a heart attack two days earlier. She was the wife of County Drain Commissioner
John
Wagar. Services will be held Friday at 1 p. m. from the Miner Chapel. The Rev’s.
Charles Allen and M. R. Putnam will officiate and burial will be in Ridge
Cemetery.
The
former Laura Thiel, she was born on Sept. 19, 1909, in Gladwin County and
resided
here
all her life. Mrs. Wagar attended the Wagarviille Methodist Church and was a
member of the Riley Ladies Aid.
She
was married to John Wagar on August 20, 1930, in Gladwin. Besides her husband,
she is survived by one sister, Mrs. Valda McGilvery, of Gladwin. One son,
Duane, and an infant
daughter
preceded her in death. Gladwin County Record dated 6-14/1967 Column – 3 Page –
1.
LEON J. WAGAR (30 SEP 1906 - 21 MAY 1974) s/w Helen L.
Leon
J. Wagar, 67, of
Surviving are his wife, Helen; a son DeVere
of Gladwin; 2 brothers, Loren and George of Gladwin; 3 sisters, Mrs. Vivian
Edick of Gladwin, Mrs. Norman Thorington of Holly and Mrs. Annalea Linton of
Services were held Friday at 2 p.m. at
Mathews Funeral Home with the Rev. Joseph Lathrop Sr. officiating. Burial was
in
NORMAN AMOS WAGAR (28 FEB 1883 - 4 MAY 1951) s/w Esel G.
Norman
Wagar
Norman
A. Wagar, 67, passed away suddenly at his home in Gladwin township, on Friday
evening, May 4. He had been in poor health for the past several years. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday afternoon from the Wagarville Methodist church,
with the Rev. Louis Carroll officiating. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery,
Mr.
Wagar was born on February 28, 1884, the son of James and Ada Wagar, in
Tamworth,
Ontario.
He married Miss Esel Bellinger in Gladwin. Surviving are his, wife; four sons
Lorne, John, Leon and George, all of Gladwin; three daughters, Mrs. Norma
Thorington, of Holly, Mrs. Vivian Edick, of Gladwin and Mrs. Annalea Linton, of
Wayne; one brother Orlan Wagar. of Midland; ten grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Pallbearers
for Mr. Wagar were John Bellinger, William Wagar, Leonard Edick, Melvin Freier,
Neil Nickless, Ron Bellinger and Elmer Koontz. Gladwin County Record dated
5-9/1951 Column – 5 Page – 1.
OLIVE
IRENE WAGAR (4 DEC 1903 - 25 MARCH 1906)
Died—Olive, two-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Wagar of Gladwin township, Sunday, March 25, of bronchitis. Funeral
services were held at the Ridge church Tuesday afternoon. Gladwin County Record
dated 3-29/1906 Column – 5 Page – 5.
VIRGINIA
JEAN WAGAR (4 JAN 1932 - 6 JAN 1932)
We
extend our sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. John Wagar in the loss of their
infant daughter. Gladwin County Record dated 1-14/1932 Column – 2 Page – 8.
WELLINGTON WAGAR (19 APRIL 1854 - 30 JULY 1934)
Undergoes Operation
Wellington
Wagar, who has been ill several months with a blood clot on his foot was taken
to Saginaw General hospital one day last week for treatment. Friday it was
found necessary to amputate part of the foot. At last reports he was feeling much
better. Gladwin County Record dated 7-5/1934 Column – 2 Page – 9.
COUNTY PIONEER DIES IN SAGINAW
Wellington Wagar Succumbs to Month's Illness in
Hospital
Funeral services were held at 2:30 this afternoon
for one of Gladwin county's oldest and most respected pioneers, Wellington
Wagar. He died Monday in Saginaw General hospital, following an illness of
several months. He was 80 years old.
A man who has played a major part in the growth and
development of Gladwin county almost since its beginnings, Wellington Wagar was
born in Tamworth, Ontario, on April 19, 1854. It was during the lumber boom in
1884 that he first came to Michigan. On that occasion he came by train as far
as Averill and then went on to Edenville by stage coach.
Came
During Lumber Boom
After spending four years in the lumber camps in and
around Edenville, he moved to Gladwin, where he became a partner with Jonathan Spooner
in the town's blacksmith shop. He had been married in 1878 to Elizabeth Jane
Card and his wife accompanied him to Gladwin. It was during the year 1890 that he
moved his blacksmith shop to what is now known as Wagarville. Here with his
brother James, who had followed him to Michigan, he built his home.
Four
Terms as Register of Deeds
In the years that followed he became manager of the
Wagarville Creamery and in 1912 still holding the position, he moved back to
Gladwin. He was elected Register of Deeds for Gladwin county in 1924 and was
re-elected to the position every two years until 1932 when, he declined the
Republican nomination.
A staunch Republican, he held many county and
township offices during his lifetime. He was clerk of Gladwin township for 19
consecutive years and in addition, served as treasurer of the township for
several terms. For four years he was a county supervisor for the Gladwin city
second ward. He also served as a county delegate to the Republican state
convention.
A
Baseball Enthusiast
Gladwin folks best remember Wellington Wagar in
recent years as an ardent baseball and football fan. He never missed a game. Last
year, approaching his 80th year, he hiked off unaccompanied for a
three months trip in northern Canada. While there he visited his sister, Mrs.
Henry B. Keller in Camrose, Alberta.
He was a life-long member and supporter of the
Methodist church. Active fraternally, he belonged to the Gleaners, the
Grangers, the Masonic Order and the I. O. O. F.
Five
Children Survive
Surviving him are a brother, Jacob N. Wagar,
Tamworth, Ont., and a sister, Mrs. Henry B. Keller, Camrose, Ont.; four sons.
Edgerton W., and Glenn W., of Gladwin, Harold W. and Joseph F. of Saginaw; one daughter,
Mrs. David J. Bort of SaultSte. Marie; and nine grandchildren. Two children,
Hugh A. and Olive, preceded their father in death. Mrs. Wagar died in 1925.
Rev. LeRoy M. Whitney officiated today at the
funeral in the Methodist church. He was assisted by Rev. Herbert A. Wilson, of
West Branch. Burial was in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 8-2/1934
Column – 7 Page – 1.
ALBERT
WAGNER (1895 – 29 DEC 1926) s/w Anna & Ernest
ALBERT
WAGNER
Albert
Wagner died Dec. 29 at Traverse City of tuberculosis. The body was brought to
Gladwin. Funeral services were held Jan. 4 with burial in Ridge cemetery. He was
the son of Ernest Wagner and was aged 31 years. Gladwin County Record dated
1-6/1927 Column – 5 Page – 5.
ANNA WAGNER (1862 - 1921) s/w Albert & Ernest
ERNEST D. WAGNER (2 MAY 1860 – 17 JAN 1955) s/w Albert & Anna
Final
Rites for Ernest Wagner
Funeral
services will be held tomorrow (Thursday) for Ernest D. Wagner, 95, who passed
away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Al Miller. Mr. Wagner was born in
Witteriburg, Germany, May 22, 1860. He came to the United States in 1905 and in
1907 came to Gladwin
county
where he spent the remainder of his life. His wife, Anna, preceded him in death
in 1921.
He
is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Bertha Miller of Gladwin, Mrs. Delia Roll, Mrs. Helen
Downing
and Mrs. Hilda Schufferd, all of Cleveland, Ohio; two sons, Ernest and Rudolph
of Cleveland; 10 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. A son, Albert died in
1927.
Services
will be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m., at the Hall Funeral Home, and at 2:00 p.
m. at the Zion Lutheran- Church, Oberlin, with the Rev. Raymond Mueller
officiating.
Burial
will be in Ridge cemetery. Pallbearers will be Adoph Sauer, Al Erdman, Ted
Wagner, Ernest Sheman, Wm. Reithel and Edward Reithel. Gladwin County Record
dated 1-19/1955 Column – 7 Page – 1.
ANN
WAGONER (1815 – 26 JAN 1900)
Mrs.
Ann Wagoner, a widow lady residing in Gladwin township, died Saturday, aged 85
years. Funeral services were held Monday forenoon, Rev. Gray. of McCiure,
officiating. Interrment took place in the Gladwin township cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 2-2/1900 Column – 2 Page – 9.
CAROL
MARIE WALDRIP (1 AUG 1938 - 26 FEB 2000)
Carol M. Waldrip, 61,
of
Born Aug. 1, 1938 in Gladwin, she was the daughter of William and Eileen
Buschlen.
Carol married Elwyn Guy Waldrip, Dec. 14, 1987 and has resided in
Carol lived in the central
Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, Stanton and wife Debbie
Roberson of Harrison, Terry and wife Debbie Border of Midland, and Gary and
wife Marcie Border of Odessa, Texas; three daughters, Cindy Wilber and Kathy
Tice, both of Clare and Penny and husband Dan Zeneberg of Mt. Pleasant; two
brothers, Paul Buschlen of Allegan, and Donald and wife Chris Buschlen of
Essexville; two sisters, Esther and husband James Crawford of Long Beach,
Calif., and Ruth Ann and husband Bruce Carns of Allegan; and 18 grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Eileen Buschlen.
Services will be held Friday at Stephenson-Wyman Funeral home in Clare.
Visitation will be held tomorrow (Thursday). Contact the funeral home for more
information, (517) 386-7451.
OLEAN (JACOBS) WALTENBURG (9 MARCH 1902 – 15 AUG 1992) s/w William J.
Olean
C. Waltenburg, 90, of 1923 Nickless Rd., Gladwin, died Saturday, Aug. 15, 1992,
In the Clare Nursing Home after a short Illness. Born in Gladwin, March 9, 1902,
she had spent her lifetime here. Mrs. Waltenburg was a retired teacher for the
Beaverton Rural Schools and a member of the Wagarville United Methodist Church.
The former Olean Jacobs, she was married to William J. Waltenburg on Oct. 15,
1922, in Onaway. He preceded her in death on Feb. 26, 1977.
Surviving
are 2 sons, William L. of Gladwin and Glen of Kaleva; one sister, Etta Wilson
of Vassar; 10 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren and one great great
grandchild. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Nest Soldan in 1989, a
brother John Jacobs and a sister, Emma Domke.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Pastor
Sherry
Parker officiated and burial was In the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-19/1992 Column – 3 Page – 2.
WILLIAM J. WALTENBURG (1 JULY 1896 - 26 FEB 1977) s/w
WILLIAM
WALTENBURG
William Waltenburg, 80, of
Surviving in additon to his wife,
Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from
the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev. Wayne Jensen officiating.
Burial was in
PVT
DARLA
G. WALTERS (? - 1953)
EVALEEN CHRISTEL (BOWERS) WALTERS (19 JULY 1914 - 20 FEB 1998) s/w Wayne
J.
Evaleen
C. Walters, 83, of Gladwin, died Friday, Feb. 20, 1998 at her home. Born July
19, 1914 in
Besides her husband she is survived by two
sons, Rodney and wife Donna of Harrison, and Terry and wife Mary of Gladwin;
four daughters, Marcella and husband Richard Tanks of Oakely, Onalee and
husband Rollin Greer, and Darla Walters of Gladwin, and Dixie and husband
Stephen Dent of Midland; one brother, Max Bowers of Gladwin; two sisters,
Lulubelle Walters and Beatrice Benmark, both of Gladwin; 16 grandchildren; and
16 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one sister,
Pearl Meyers. Services were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Sisson Funeral Home in
Gladwin with Pastor Richard Hamilton officiating. Burial was in
WAYNE J. WALTERS (8 JULY 1916 - 15 FEB 1999) s/w Evaleen C.
Wayne
J. Walters, 82, of Gladwin, died Monday, Fev. 15, 1999 at the
Surviving are two sons, Rodney and wife
Donna of Harrison, and Terry and wife Walters of Gladwin; four daughters,
Marcella and husband Richard Tanks of Oakley, Onalee and husband Rollin Greer
of Gladwin, and Dixie and husband Stephen Dent and Darla Walters, all of
Midland; one brother, Zarold and wife Helen of Gladwin; 16 grandchildren; and
18 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers and two
sisters.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. today
(Wednesday) at the Sisson Funeral Home with Pastor Sam Wilson officiating.
Burial will be in
SADIE (BUNTING) WANSITLER (20 NOV 1886 - 15 SEP 1963)
DOUGLAS J. WARD (30 JULY 1975 – 23 JULY 1994) Love, Heather
Douglas
J. Ward, 18, of Gladwin, died suddenly from accidental causes Saturday, July
23,
1994.
Born in Louisville, Ky., July 30, 1975, he was a lifetime resident of Gladwin.
He was employed by Area Land Development.
Survivors
include his mother, Veronica (Bonnie) Ward of Gladwin; one brother, James J.
Ward III; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Ward Sr. of Harrison, and Mrs. Tina
Chase of California; and girlfriend Heather Porrett of Gladwin. He was preceded
in death by his father James J. Ward Jr., who died in September of 1990.
Services
were held today (Wednesday) at 11 a.m. from Sisson Funeral Home. Fr. Jules
Spleet
officiated, and burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
7-27/1994 Column – 3 Page - 2
JAMES
JOHN WARD, JR (11 JAN 1953 – 13 SEP 1990)
GLADWIN MAN KILLED IN MISHAP ON M-18 THURSDAY
A 37-year-old Gladwin man died in a freak, 4-vehicle
mishap on M-18, just north of Parker Rd. Thursday morning, according to Troopers
have identified James John Ward Jr. as the pedestrian who died instantly from
injuries he suffered in the impact. He had been the driver of a water tanker
truck from Glenn Well Drilling of Gladwin, that was parked on the west
side of M-18 when the mishap occurred.
Authorities said Ward was talking with Thomas Arthur
Glenn, 49, also of Gladwin, who was driving a utility truck for the well drilling
company. They had parked their vehicles on the west side of the highway and
were talking outside their vehicles when a southbound gravel hauler with a
tandem trailer blew a tire about 11:10 a.m.
The driver of the gravel hauler, Martin James
Wilford, 24, of Gladwin, was working for James
Greaves Trucking of Gladwin, when the right front
tire blew out. Troopers said this caused the
trailer to swerve on and off the roadway and
Willford lost control. The gravel hauler struck the rear end of the parked
utility truck. Glenn was able to jump onto the back of the-water truck, but
Ward did not have time to jump, officers reported.
The force of the impact from the been issued, and
the mishap gravel hauler sent the utility truck remains under investigation, into
the rear of the water truck, Ward is the fifth traffic related throwing Glenn
into the air and to the front of the water tanker, troopers said.
Glenn sought his own treatment for minor injuries,
according to authorities.
Debris from the 2 well drilling vehicles struck a
car driven by John Lee Baughman, 72, of Gladwin, who was eastbound on Parker Rd.
and had stopped at the M-18 intersection.
He was not injured, police said
Troopers were assisted at the scene by Gladwin
County Sheriffs officers, Gladwin Emergency Medical Service, a State Police
officer from the Motor Carrier Division and County Road Commission personnel.
Authorities said no tickets have been issued, and
the mishap remains under investigation. Ward is the fifth traffic related
fatality in the county this year and the second within the past 5 days on S.
M-18. Last Saturday, James Thomas Anderson was killed in a single vehicle
rollover mishap at Kerswill Rd. and M-18. Ward's obituary appears on page 2.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-19/1990 Column – 4
Page – 1.
James J. Ward Jr., 37, of 1325 Eaton Rd., Gladwin,
died Thursday, Sept. 13, 1990, of injuries
sustained when he was struck by a truck on S. M-18
at Parker Rd. Born in Mt. Clemens, Jan. 11, 1953, he moved to Gladwin County in
1975. He was employed by Glenn Well Drilling of Gladwin. Mr. Ward and the
former Bonnie Bonn were married June 8, 1972, in Louisville, Ky.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons, James
III and Douglas, at home; his parents, James and Helen Ward Sr. of Lake; his
grandmother, Adella Davis of Detroit; and 3 sisters, Helen Rawley of Zilwaukee,
Margaret Clore of Louisville, Ky. and Ann Marie Bailey of Winston Salem, N.C.
Services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Father Donald Christensen officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 9-19/1990 Column – 3
Page – 2.
RUTH
ANN WARD (29 JULY 1947 - 8 MAY 1994) Mother to Shelly,
Sheila & Richard Jr.
RUTH ANN WARD
Ruth Ann Ward, 46, of Frostproof, Fla., died Sunday,
May 8, 1994, at her home. She was born in Attica on July 29,1947, and is a
former resident of Gladwin. She was a nurse’s aid at the Walker Memorial
Hospital in Avon Park, Fla., and was an avid animal lover. The former Ruth Arm
Ritchie,
she was married to Richard Ward on June 3, 1978.
Besides her husband, she is survived by one son,
Richard Jr., of Frostproof; 2 daughters, Shelley Smith of Clinton Township and
Sheila Smith of Gladwin; her mother, Ann Ritchie of Attica; 3 step-daughters,
Kim Smith of Frostproof, Kelly Farah and Karen Ward of Flint; 7 grandchildren;
3 sisters, Judy Heath of Otisville, Donna Woods of Waterford, and Evonne
Bocksch of Millington;
and 4 brothers, Gordon of Goodrich, and Dison,
Richard and Timothy, all of Attica. She was preceded In death by her father,
Irvin, who died Aug. 11, 1992.
Rites were held Thursday from the Muir Brothers
Funeral Home in Lapeer with the Rev. Berle
Bauroth officiating. Memorials may be made to the
American Cancer Society. Gladwin County Record dated 5-18/1994 Column – 4 Page
– 2.
GOLDIE
ALDEAN (ROGERS) WASMUTH (14 JUNE 1899 – 26 SEP 1986) s/w Leonard John
GOLDIE
WASHMUTH
Mrs.
Goldie Washmuth, 87, of Dorr, died Friday, Sept. 26, at her home. Born in
Indiana June 14, 1899, she was a member of the Diamond Springs Wesleyan Church.
The former Goldie Rogers, she was married to the Rev. Leonard Washmuth and he
was a former minister at the Wagarville United Methodist Church. He preceded her
in death May 29, 1980.
Rites
were held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Diamond Springs Wesleyan Church with the
Rev.
Gary
Carr and the Rev. Delos Tanner officiating. Graveside services were held at the
Ridge
Cemetery
in Gladwin Township Monday at 4:30 p.m. Gladwin County Record dated 10-1/1986
Column – 3 Page – 2.
LEONARD JOHN WASMUTH (19 FEB 1898 – 29 MAY 1980) s/w Goldie Aldean
REV.
LEONARD WASHMUTH
The
Rev. Leonard J. Washmuth, 82, of Dorr, died Thursday, May 29, in the Allegan County
Medical Care Facility. Born in Morefield, Ind., on February 19, 1898, he
graduated from Taylor University and moved to Michigan in 1937.
He
pastored churches in Scotts, Sheridan, the Wagarville circuit, Burnips,
Flowerfield and
Fulton
and Roaan in Indiana. He then taught in public and Christian schools as an
elementary teacher for 17 years until retiring in 1968 and moving to the
Burnips area where he was a member of the Diamond Springs Wesleyan Church.
Surviving
are his wife, Goldie; 3 daughters, Mrs. Norma Babcock of Jackson, Mrs. Mary
Keith and Mrs. Irms Longley of California; 8 grandchildren and 4 great
grandchildren.
Rites
were held from the Diamond Springs Wesleyan Church at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Graveside
services were held at the Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin with the Rev. Jensen
officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 6-4/1980 Column – 4 Page – 2.
JOSEPHINE M. (KOONTZ)
ARNOT-WATTERS (7 AUG 1860 - 23 APRIL 1928)
Mrs.
Henry Watters died Sunday afternoon, April 23, at her home in Gladwin township,
having been in poor health for some time. Josephine M. Koontz was born August
7, 1860, at Nelsonville, Ohio. In 1877 she came to Gladwin with her parents.
She was married to Truman Arnot, now deceased, in April, 1878. Four children
were born to them. She was married June 4, 1905, to Henry Watters.
She
is survived by her husband, Henry Watters, two daughters, Mrs. Frank
Hetherington of Gladwin and Mrs. Floyd Gould of Flint, one son, John P. Truman
Arnot; two sisters, Mrs. Roscoe Bellinger of Gladwin township and Mrs. George
Byle of Nelsonville, Ohio, two brothers, Gilbert Koontz of Bay City and Cyrus
Koontz of Gladwin township.
Funeral
services were held at the Ridge church Wednesday morning, April 25, at 10
o'clock conducted by Elder George Burt of Beaverton, followed by burial at the
Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 4-26/1928 Column – 3 Page – 4.
DIANNE M. WEAVER (1943 - ?) s/w William N. “Bill”
DORIS (CAMERON) WEAVER (1915 - 2006) s/w Elmer
DOROTHY A. (JUNEAC) WEAVER (8 MAY 1924 – 28 OCT 1998)
Dorothy A. Weaver, 74, of Gladwin died Wednesday,
Oct. 28, 1998, at the Gladwin Living Centre after a long illness. The daughter
of Herbert and Marion (Walker) Juneac was born May 8, 1924, in Gladwin. She had
been a lifetime Gladwin resident and had worked at the City Bakery in Gladwin
as a baker.
Dorothy is survived by her sons, and
daughter-in-law, Tom and Bonnie Hindman of Gladwin and Pat Weaver of Gladwin;
and two grandchildren. She was predeceased by her brother, Wayne Juneac in
1997.
Memorials may be made to the Gladwin Living Centre,
Education Fund, in memory of Dorothy Weaver. MDN dated 29 Oct 1998 Page - D8.
ELMER WEAVER (3 DEC 1914 – 2 APR 1992) s/w Doris
ELMER
WEAVER
Elmer
Weaver, 77, of 5249 Gashe Rd., Gladwin, died Thursday, April 2, 1992, in the
Clare Nursing Home. Born in Gladwin County, Dec. 3. 1914, he had spent his
lifetime here. Mr. Weaver farmed in Sage Township. He was a member of the
Gladwm County Farm Bureau and had served on the township board. Mr. Weaver and
the former Doris Cameron were married Oct 7, 1962, in Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Ronald Switzer of Gladwin; 2 daughters.
Mrs. Tom (Lois) Bonham of Midland and Mrs. Warren (Sharon) Kelser of Clare; one
brother, James of Gladwin; 2 sisters. Irma Weaver and Irene Lyons of Gladwin; 6
grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at noon from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Brian
Cuddle officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 4-8/1992 Column – 2 Page – 2.
HOSEA A. WEAVER (11 JAN 1900 - 7 JULY 1982)
Hosea
A. Weaver, 82, 0f
Surviving are one son, Raymond of
Rites were held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the
Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. David Inman officiated and burial was in the
PFC
WILLIAM
N. WEAVER (20 AUG 1943 – 9 MARCH 1993) Anderson Fire Dept. Transport
William
(Bill) Weaver, 49, of Windsor, Ontario, Canada and Gladwin, died suddenly Tuesday,
March
9, 1993, in Vermillion. Alberta, Canada. Born in Kingsville, Ontario, Aug. 20, 1943,
he lived in Ontario most of his life and had been coming to Gladwin for the
past 5 years. Mr. Weaver was a firemen and a retired deputy chief with the
Anderson Township Fire Department in Ontario. He also served as the senior fire
officer with the Windsor Airport Transport in Canada. He was president of the
Union of Canada Transport Employees
(UCTE)
and was past vice president of the Ontario Regional UCTE.
Mr.
Weaver and the former Dianne Bosman were married Aug. 1, 1969 in Lincoln Park.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by 2 daughters, Wendy Lynn Weaver of Windsor, and Dawn
Marie
Weaver of Windsor and Gladwin; his mother. Christina Howe of Canada, his
adoptive
mother,
Frances Weaver of Canada; 1 brother, Brian Weaver of Canada. His father, Donald
Weaver,
preceded him in death in 1979.
Services
were held Monday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Father Julius A. Spleet officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery.
Gladwin County Record dated 3-17/1993 Column – 3 Page – 2.
MURIEL WINIFRED WEBB (31 JULY 1897 - 26 AUG 1898)
Card of Thanks.
We tender our sincere thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and help in the sickness and death of our baby.
May God reward you all is our earnest prayer.
MR. AND MRS. REZIN WEBB,
MRS. KNIGHT,
MRS. WALTERS.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-2/1898 Column – 5 Page
– 8.
AMANDA (SCHULTZ) WEGNER (19 JULY 1887 - 11 NOV 1971) s/w Gottlieb
AMANDA
WEGNER
Mrs. Amanda Wegner, 84, of 3376 North M-18,
Gladwin, died Thursday, Nov. 11, in the
Survivors include three sons, Theodore, of
Gladwin, Alvin, of Grosse Point Woods and the Rev. Lawrence, of Orlando, Fla.;
four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Seib, of Grosse Point Woods, Mrs. Ella Grant, of
Birmingham, Mrs. Ruth Secord, of Livonia and Mrs. Jeanette Kehoe, of Gladwin;
four sisters, Mrs. Helen Zion, of Cleveland, Mrs. Alvina Gatz, Mrs. Amalia
Ikert and Mrs. Alma Ellert, of Sao Paulo, Brazil; two brothers, Otto Schulz, of
Detroit and Emil Schulz, of Gladwin; 16 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, Arthur, in 1918, in
Gladwin an one brother and two sisters. Services were held Sunday at 2 p.m.
from the
ARTHUR G. WEGNER (DEC 1917 - 1 JAN 1918)
Wegner—Arthur
Gotlieb, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gotlieb Wegner, aged three weeks died at
their home in Sherman township Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 1, of pneumonia.
Services were held at the home Thursday afternoon, Jan. 3, conducted by Rev. H.
G. Braun. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 1-10/1918
Column – 4 Page – 5.
EMILIE (KERN) WEGNER (14 SEP 1872 - 31 DEC 1931) s/w Godfried
MRS.
GOTTIFRIED WEGNER
Emilie Wegner was born in Gore, Russian,
Mrs. Wegner is survived by her husband; six
children, William, Anna Roman, Earnest, Otto, Emma Boeck and Bertha; and nine
grandchildren. Four of her children have preceded her in death. Services were
held from the Gladwin Methodist church Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4, at two
o'clock, Rev. P. A. Schilling of the German Baptist church officiating,
assisted by Rev. L. M. Whitney. The first song in the service was sung by a
choir from the German Baptist church; the second one by a quartet and the last,
a farewell by two little grandchildren of the deceased. Gladwin County Record
dated 01-08/1931 Column - 4 Page - 1
GODFRIED FREDERICK WEGNER (12 FEB 1873 - 4 AUG 1962) s/w Emilie
RITES
HELD FOR FRED WEGNER
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
at the Miner Chapel for Fred Wegner, 89, who died Saturday, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Alma Roman, in Coleman, after an illness of one week. The Rev.
Robert Monroe and Rev. Leon Franck officiated and burial was in
Born on Feb. 12, 1873 in
Surviving are two sons, Ernest and Otto, of
GOTTLIEB WEGNER (31 MARCH 1875 - 4 JAN 1962) s/w Amanda
ILLNESS
FATAL TO
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m.
at the
Survivors include his wife, Amanda; three
sons, Theodore of Gladwin, Alvin of Grosse Pointe Woods, and Lawrence of
Orlando, Fla.; four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Seib of Grosse Pointe Woods, Mrs.
Ella VanPamel of Detroit, Mrs. Ruth Secord and Mrs. Jeanette Kehoe, of Livonia;
two brothers, Gottfried of Coleman and Henry of Detroit; and 16 grandchildren.
A son, Arthur, and two brothers, Michael and Emil, preceded him in death.
Gladwin County Record dated 01-10/1962 Column - 5 Page - 1
MARIE D. (DIETRICH) WEGNER (1917 - ?) b. 1917, s/w Theodore C.
THEODORE C. WEGNER (8 NOV 1912 – 7 AUG 2006) s/w Marie D.
From
the Gladwin County Record --- August 9, 2006
THEODORE
C. WEGNER
Theodore
C. "Ted" Wegner, 93, of Gladwin passed away Monday, Aug. 7, 2006 at
the Mid Michigan Gladwin Pines Nursing Home. Ted was born Nov. 8, 1912 in
Gladwin to Gottlieb and Amanda (Schultz) Wegner. He married the former Marie
Dietrich on Sept. 4, 1936 in Gladwin. Ted has lived and farmed in Gladwin
County all his life. He raised dairy cattle and draft horses. At the age of 89
he was still working the farm. Ted was a member of the Gladwin Cornerstone
Baptist Church.
He
is survived by his wife, Marie; and his children, James (Kay) Wegner of Clinton
Township and their children, Suzanne, Carol, Michael and Becky; Joyce (Douglas)
Gooding of Davison and their children Laurie and Scott; Karen (Larry) Flemion
of Okemos and their daughter, Blair; and Kenneth(Debra) Wegner of Gladwin and
their children, Mallory, Dominic and Brian. Also surviving are five Great-grandchildren;
one brother, Alvin Wegner of Grosse Pointe Woods; and one sister, Jeannette
Kehoe of Gladwin. He is predeceased by one brother, Lawrence; three sisters,
Evelyn Seib, Ella Grant and Ruth Secord; and one granddaughter, Lisa.
A
funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 11 at the Gladwin
Cornerstone Baptist Church with Rev. Tony Alexander officiating. Burial will be
in Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the Sisson Funeral Home on Thursday from
2-9 p.m. Memorials may be made to the church building fund.
EUNICE LUCINDA (EDICK) WEIR (8 JAN 1854 - 11 JULY 1936)
Mrs. John Weir Dies Here on Saturday
Funeral services were held Tuesday moaning at the
Wagarville Methodist church for Mrs. John Weir, conducted by Rev. M. F. Nash.
Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Born January 8, 1854, at Troy, Ohio, she came
to Gladwin county with her parents, George and Laura Edick, in 1877. She
married John Weir in Saginaw November 10, 1878. Mr. and Mrs. Weir made their
home on a farm in section 8 in Gladwin township until they moved to Wagarville
in 1914. She was preceded in death by her husband, who died four months ago,
and one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Green, who died in Detroit in 1928. Mrs. Weir
died Saturday, July 11.
She is survived by three daughters and one son, Mrs.
Maude Alden of Detroit, Mrs. Hazel Greer of Saginaw, George Weir of Cheboygan
and Mrs. Mae Hetherington of Gladwin; two sisters, Mrs. James R. Sayles of
Stockbridge and Mrs. A. L. Jacobs of Gladwin; two brothers, B. E. Edick of
Lawton and Harry Edick of Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 7-15/1936 Column
– 7 Page – 2.
JOHN WEIR (10 OCT 1850 - 1 MARCH 1936)
John Weir Resident Since 1879 Dies
Services were held at the Wagarville Methodist
church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for John Weir conducted by Rev. Ivan Hodgson
and the I. O. O. F. lodge. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Mr. Weir died at
his home at Wagarville, Saturday, March 1, after a long illness. He was born
October 10, 1850 at Ottawa in Canada, and came to Michigan in 1875. He married
Miss Eunice Edick in Saginaw November 10, 1877. In 1879 Mr. and Mrs. Weir came
to Gladwin county and located on a farm in Gladwin township.
He is survived by Mrs. Weir; three daughters, Mrs.
Maude Alden, Mrs. Mae Hetherington, Mrs. Hazel Greer, and one son, George Weir;
one sister, Mrs. Rebecca Harty; 16 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
One daughter, Mrs. Bessie Green, died in
1928.
Friends from out of town called here by his illness
and death were: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Alden of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greer,
daughter Ortelle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buchanan, Floyd and Don McMillan, of
Saginaw; Mr. and Mrs. George Weir of Cheboygan; Mrs. Harty of Allegan; Mrs.
Clarence Cook of Detroit; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edick of Flint. Gladwin
County Record dated 3-11/1936 Column – 6 Page – 1.
ALMA G. (HEFFNER) WELKER (28 MAY 1905 – 30 MAY 1993) s/w Charles &
DeVere
Alma
G. (Jerry) Welker, 88, of 1608 Pratt Lake Rd, Gladwin, died Sunday, May 30,
1993, in
the
Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Midland, after a short illness. Born in
Sage Township, Gladwin County, May 28, 1905, she owned Charlie's Place Resort
at Pratt's Lake and was a former member of the Gladwin FOE 3292.
The
former Alma Heffner she was married to Charles Welker on Dec. 31, 1935, in
Detroit. He preceded her in death on Nov. 25, 1972. Surviving are one son.
Dexter Welker of Gladwin; a step-son, William Welker of Naples, Fla.; and 2
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. A son DeVere Welker preceded her in
death in 1949 and a brother, Edwin Heffner died in 1984.
Rites
were held today, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
Chapel, The Rev. Mary Jo Schuetz officiated and burial was in the Ridge
Cemetery, Memorials may be made to the Hospice of Gladwin Area. Gladwin County
Record dated 6-2/1993 Column – 4 Page – 2.
CHARLES WELKER (1887 – 25 NOV 1972) s/w Alma & DeVere
Charles
Welker, 84, of Pratts Lake, died Saturday, Nov. 25, in the Gladwin Hospital
after a short illness. Born in Ney, Ohio, on Dec. 5, 1887, he came to Gladwin
County in 1932. Mr. Welker and the former Alma Heffner were married on Dec. 31,
1935, in Detroit. They owned and operated Charlie’s Place in Gladwin, until
selling the bar in 1955.
Mr.
Welker is survived by his wife; two sons, Dexter of Gladwin and Wiliam of
Defiance, Ohio; and six grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at 1 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. F. E. Voller officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery.
CHARLES DEXTER WELKER
(11 JAN 1937 – 28 AUG 1993)
CHARLES
WELKER
Charles
Dexter Welker, 56, of 1608 Pratt Lake Rd., Gladwin, died suddenly Saturday,
Aug. 28, 1993, in Mid Michigan Regional Medical Center, Gladwin. He was born in
Gladwin on Jan. 11, 1937 and had spent his lifetime here. He was a computer operator
for Dow Chemical Co. and retired in 1990. Mr. Welker was a member of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles 3292.
Mr.
Welker and the former Cecelia Burton were married May 24, 1958, In Tampa, Fla.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, William of New York; one daughter, Jo Jean
Roberson of Gladwin; one brother, William of Florida; and 2 grandchildren.
Rites
were held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. The
Rev. Fredrick Houghton officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. An
Eagles Memorial Service was held Monday at 7 p.m. Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Gladwin Area. Gladwin County Record dated 9-1/1993 Column – 4 Page –
2.
DEVERE WELKER (8 SEP 1927 – 7 APR 1949) s/w Alma & Charles
Long
Illness Fatal to DeVere Welker
Funeral
services for DeVere M. Welker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welker, were held
Saturday afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. B. E. Dawson, of the
Skeels Baptist church, officiated and burial was made in the Ridge cemetery. DeVere
was born in Detroit on
Sept.
8, 1927, and lived with his parents in Gladwin. He graduated from the Gladwin
High School in 1946. He was taken ill on Oct. 27, 1948, and passed away April
7, 1949.
Surviving,
in addition to his parents, are two brothers, Dexter, living at home, and
William, of
Defiance,
.Ohio; grandparents of Detroit, aunts, uncles and cousins and many friends.
Gladwin County Record dated 4-13/1949 Column – 7 Page – 1.
JOHN LESLIE WELT (19 AUG 1924 - 28 JULY 2003)
John L. Welt
, 78, of Gladwin, Michigan passed away Monday, July 28, 2003 at his home. He
was born Aug. 19, 1924 in
Saugus, Massachusetts to Harold, and Florence (Cooke) Welt. John married the
former Edith Huntsinger on Feb. 4, 1948 in
Surviving are
his wife, Edith; son John (Darlina) Welt of Grayling; daughter Jackie (Kernie)
Gilliam of Gladwin; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brother Robert
(Rose) Welt of Belleville; sister Virginia (LeRoy) Theiss of Wyandotte; and
sister-in-law Shirley Welt of Belleville. One brother, Everett Welt,
predeceased him Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thurs. Gladwin County Record
dated 07-30/2003 Column - 5 Page - 2
CONRAD
WERNER (24 NOV 1842 - 5 JUNE 1909)
DEATH
OF WAR VETERAN
Conrad Werner died at his home in
CO
O 6TH
EUGENE
GRAY WESLEY (19 AUG 1900 - 23 JUNE 1923)
DROWNED
WHILE BATHING
Eugene
G. Wesley Seized with Cramps at Schulz Dam
Companions
Unable to Save Him
Eugene
G. Wesley was drowned Saturday evening, June 23, 1923, while swimming in the
Schulz mill pond. With some companions he had gone to the pond for a swim. He
was in the water only a short time when he was taken with cramps. He called for
help, but they were unable to save him. His body was brought to the surface of the
water about 15 minutes later.
A
doctor was called but nothing could be done.
Eugene
Wesley was born August 19, 1900, in Gladwin township, and was the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Wesley. He spent his boyhood here, and married Ellen Ogg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ogg, Nov. 22, 1921, who survives him. They
were living on the Ogg farm in Grout township. Eugene was of a happy
disposition making friends with those whom he came in contact, who have shown
their respect in generous sympathy by
doing whatever
they
could to comfort the bereaved friends.
Besides
his loving wife he leaves to mourn, his mother, Mrs. Wm. Wesley, three
brothers, John and Howard of Gladwin and Robert of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs.
Bert Hutson and Mrs. Norman Bergey of Gladwin, many other relatives and a large
circle of associates who will
miss
one they loved to meet. Funeral services were held in the M. E. church in
Gladwin Tuesday at 2 p. m. Rev E. T. Smith officiating. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-28/1923 Column – 7 Page – 1.
HENRY MILTON WESLEY (09 SEP 1896 - 22 APRIL 1918)
WESLEY---Henry Milton Wesley died at his
home in
He was married to Miss Antinetta Christina
Hahn, April 9, 1917, and they were preparing to move to her father's farm at
Maysville when he was suddenly taken ill. Besides his wife he is survived by
mother, Mrs. William Wesley, four brothers, John and Robt. Wesley of
Services were held Thursday afternoon at the
Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. J. H. Cornelius. Burial in the
Ridge cemetery.
Beyond this fight of time, Beyond this vale
of death, There is surely some blessed clime, Nor life's affection translent
fire, Whose sparks fly upward to expire, Our faith beholds the dying here,
Translated to that happier sphere. Gladwin County Record dated 05-02/1918
Column - 5 Page - 5
JOHN
WESLEY (14 JUNE 1880 – 8 OCT 1932)
John
Wesley of Butman township was born June 14, 1880, and died Saturday night, Oct.
8, 1932, in Rochester, Michigan. Mr. Wesley had been in poor health for the
past year, but had kept working until about three weeks ago. Last Friday he
went to Rochester to obtain medical aid, seeming to stand the trip and feeling
encouraged, but death came suddenly and unexpectedly Saturday night and he
passed away at the home of his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall.
He
came to this country from Ontario with his parents when he was about eight years
of age and with the exception of a few years that he lived in Flint, had been a
resident in this community. Jan. 16, 1906, he was married to Nettie Demaray,
who is left to mourn this unexpected loss. Those who knew him testify to his
happy disposition and speak their sense of loss in his passing.
Besides
his wife he leaves to mourn one daughter, Mrs. Etrill Diller; his mother, Mrs.
William Wesley, of Gladwin; two brothers, Howard of Butman and Robert of
Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Bert Hutson of Gladwin and Mrs. Norman Bergy of
Wynn, Mich.; also other relatives and many friends.
The
body was returned to Gladwin Sunday and services were held from the home of his
mother Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 11, and from the Gladwin Methodist church, Rev.
L. M. Whitney officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 10-13/1932 Column – 4
Page – 1.
MARY
JANE WESLEY (14 JUNE 1859 - 13 FEB 1936)
Mary
Jane Wesley died February 13 of a complication of diseases at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Hutson, on
Mr. Wesley came first and prepared a cabin
with home made furniture in a clearing. He then returned to
Surviving her are two daughters, Mrs. Bert
Hutson and Mrs. Norman Bergey of Gladwin; two sons, Howard Wesley of Gladwin
and Robert Wesley of Detroit; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Wilmot of Kingston,
Ont., Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of teh Canadian Northwest, and Mrs. Archie Foutch
of Gladwin; three brothers, Robert Joseph McVeigh of Maberty, Ont., and John
McVeigh of the Canadian Northwest.
Services were held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. Grant L.
Jordan. Burial was at the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
02-26/1936 Column - 6 Page - 1
MEMORY
On "a" birthday when Mary Jane was
older, she had her picture taken with a birthday cake. On the cake were 13
porcelain dolls (with movable arms and legs, dressed) which adorned the cake.
Thirteen granddaughters were present for this birthday celebration. Eileen
Bergey believes the cake was made by Mary Jane's daughter-in-law, Jessie (Locke)
Wesley (wife of Robert).
Eileen Bergey had one of those tiny little
porcelain dolls for many years. When I (
Eileen was not terribly fond of her
grandmother, as Mary Jane was extremely strong willed. Eileen favored Mary
Jane's sister, Maggie, who was sweet-tempered and quiet.
When William died Mary Jane tried to keep
the farm going. With the assistance of various relatives (sons-in-laws Norman
Bergey and Bert Hutson, son, Howard Wesley - and maybe more). One of these
would move out to the Wesley Homestead and work the farm. Memory is that Mary
Jane was so cantankerous they couldn't keep it up. Mary Jane then sold the farm and moved to
Gladwin.
MYRTLE
WESLEY (1894 - 16 FEB 1900) Aged 5 years, 7 months & 11 days
A
6-year old daughter of Wm. Wesley, of Gladwin township died Friday of
scarletina. Funeral services were held Sunday. Gladwin County Record dated
2-23/1900 Column – 2 Page – 5.
NETTIE (DEMARAY) WESLEY (16 AUG 1885 - 13 JULY 1954)
Services Held for Former Resident
Mrs. Nettie Wesley, 69, a former resident of Gladwin
county, passed away July 13, at Hurley hospital in Flint. Nettie Demaray was
born in Sanilac county, August 16, 1885. She was married, to John Wesley, who
passed away about 22 years ago. Mrs. Wesley resided in Gladwin county until
about 20 years ago when she went to Flint and later to Clio, where she was
residing at the time of her death.
She is survived by four sisters, Sue Wilson of
Detroit; Beatrice Irwin of Bentley; Ethel Hall of
Brighton; and Clara Delp of Elyria, Ohio. One
daughter, Anna Mae and two sisters, Majorie and Anna and a brother, Duncan
preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be held Friday, at 2:00 p. m.
at Hall's Funeral Home. The Rev. E. F.
Rhoades will oficiate and burial will be in Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-14/1954 Column – 7 Page – 1.
SUE
A. (FOOR) WESTFALL (12 AUG 1944 – 23 DEC 2004)
Sue A. Westfall, 60, of Gladwin died Dec. 23, 2004
in Sage Township, suddenly. She was born Aug. 12, 1944 in Gladwin to Wendell and
Edna (Berg) Foor. She was a homemaker, living in Gladwin County for 17 years,
having previously resided in Livingston County. She married James Westfall in
Brighton on June 4, 1988, Sue attended Our Savior Lutheran Church.
Surviving her are her husband, James Westfall of
Gladwin County; daughter Dana (James) Roth of Indianapolis, Indiana; sons, Ryan
Garner of Ann Arbor, Brett (Stacie) Garner of Fort Wayne, Indiana, James
(Michelle) Westfall of Plymouth Township, and Steven (Stacie) Westfall of
Dearborn Heights; five grandchildren; sisters, Karolyn (Harry) Martin of
Marion, Barbara (William) Doty of Gladwin, and Sandra (Philip) Smith of
Pennsylvania; her brother, Ed Foor of Gladwin; and several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her parents.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Dec. 28 at
our Savior Lutheran Church, with Pastor Timothy Verity officiating. Burial took
place at Ridge Cemetery in Gladwin. Memorial contributions may be made to Our
Savior Lutheran Church-Building Fund. Gladwin County Record dated 12/29/2004.
LEWIS
W. WHEELER (1910 - 1975)
ELIZABETH N. WHELPLEY (27 APRIL 1926 – 10 SEP 2003) s/w George E.
GEORGE E. WHELPLEY (10 OCT 1923 - ?) s/w Elizabeth N.
MICHAEL R. WHISLER (12 APR 1956 – 12 OCT 1990)
Michael
R. Whisler, 34, of Tacoma, Wash., died Friday, Oct. 12, 1990, in Tacoma. Born
in Midland, April 12, 1956, he graduated from Gladwin High School in 1974 and
joined the Air
Force
in 1976.
Surviving
are a daughter, Mica Roberts of Wyoming; his parents, Robert and Lucille
Whisler of Gladwin; one brother, Robert of Camas, Wash.; and his grandparents, Elmer
Koontz of Gladwin and Margaret McCombs
of Midland.
A
memorial service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Wayne Jensen will officiate and burial will be in the
Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Wagarville United Methodist
Church. Gladwin County Record dated 10-24/1990 Column – 2 Page – 2.
US
AIR FORCE
CATHERINE WHITE (8 MARY 1874 - 12 JUNE 1969)
Rites Held for Mrs. White, 95
Mrs. Catherine White, 95, of Sage Township, died
Thursday evening, June 12, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Glazier, with whom she
lived following an illness of several months.
Born in Liverpool, England, on May 8, 1874, she
moved to Canada as a child and to the United States in 1924. Mrs. White came to
Gladwin County 10 years ago from Novi.
Besides her 1 daughter, Mrs. Glazier, she is
survived by one son, William of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; four grandchildren and 10
great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the
Miner-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl W.F. Moyer officiated and burial
was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 6-18/1969 Column – 3 Page – 1.
CLINT DONALD WHITE (13 FEB 1983 - 1 OCT 1999) Beloved son & brother,
Forever in our hearts, “16”
Clinton
White, 16, of Gladwin, died Friday, Oct. 1, 1999 at home. Born Feb. 13, 1983 in
FRANCES LORRAINE (SACKETT) WHITE (26 MARCH 1915 - 25 SEP 1999) m. 21 Jun
1936, s/w Irvine George
FRANCES
LORRAINE WHITE
Frances
Lorraine White, 84, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Sept. 25, 1999 at Health Source,
Saginaw.
She had been ill due to a stroke which occurred the previous March. Born March
26, 1915 in Ann Arbor, she was the daughter of Daniel and Mary (Vannest) Sackett.
Frances married Irvine G. White, June 21, 1926 in Gladwin, after moving to her grandparents,
Turner and Emma Vannest's home in Gladwin in 1933.
For
many years she wrote a column "Along M-18" for The Gladwin County
Record and Beaverton Clarion. She also taught sewing for the local 4-H chapter.
Frances enjoyed spending time with her family, gardening, and swimming at Sugar
Springs.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by two sons, Ken and wife Mona of Freeland, and
Don and wife Pam of Gladwin; five sisters, Bernice Reznick, Virginia Brandt,
Irene Jones, and Alva Ball, all of the Detroit area, and Carol Robinson of Temple,
Ga; two sisters-in-law,
Delores
Sackett of Warren and Gail Sackett of Flint; five grandchildren; and three
great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; one sister,
Eleanor Ludwig; and three brothers, Lewis, James, and Robert Sackett.
A
memorial service will be held today (Wednesday) at 1 p.m. at the Gladwin First
United Methodist Church. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to
consider the American Diabetes Association. Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin was
in charge of the
arrangements.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-29/1999 Column – 1 Page – 2.
FRANCES
LORRAINE WHITE
Frances
Lorraine White, 84, of Gladwin, died Saturday, Sept. 25, 1999 at Health Source,
Saginaw.
She had been ill due to a stroke which occurred the previous March. Born March
26, 1915 in Ann Arbor, she was the daughter of Daniel and Mary (Vannest) Sackett.
Frances
married Irvine G. White, June 21, 1936 in Gladwin, after moving to her
grandparents, Turner and Emma Vannest's home in Gladwin in 1933.
For
many years she wrote a column "Along M-18" for The Gladwin County
Record and Beaverton Clarion. She also taught sewing for the local 4-H chapter.
Frances enjoyed spending time with her family, gardening, and swimming at Sugar
Springs.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by two sons, Ken and wife Mona of Freeland, and
Don
and
wife Pam of Gladwin; five sisters, Bernice Reznick, Virginia Brandt, Irene
Jones, and Alva Ball, all of the Detroit area, and Carol Robinson of Temple,
Ga; two sisters-in-law,
Delores
Sackett of Warren and Gail Sackett of Flint; five grandchildren; and three
great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; one sister,
Eleanor Ludwig; and three brothers, Lewis, James, and Robert Sackett.
A
memorial service will be held today (Wednesday) at 1 p.m. at the Gladwin First
United
Methodist
Church. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider the
American
Diabetes Association. Sisson Funeral Home in Gladwin was in charge of the
arrangements.
Gladwin County Record dated 10-6/1999 Column – 4 Page – 2.
GENEVIEVE WHITE (11 SEP 1890 - 13 APRIL 1909) Aged 8 years, 7 months
& 2 days, Daughter of Margaret & Joseph White
WHITE.
Genevieve,
daughter of Joseph White, of Gladwin township, died Tuesday morning after an
illness of about four months. Deceased was 19 years old. Funeral services will
be conducted today at the residence at 1 p.m. by Rev. G. B. Day. Gladwin County
Record dated 4-15/1909 Column – 4 Page – 1.
WHITE.
Genevieve,
daughter of Joseph White, aged 18 years, 7 months and 2 days, died at her home
north of Gladwin April 13. She was born in Haliburton county, Ontario, Sept.
11, 1890, and moved to Gladwin with her parents when 8 years old. Her parents,
five sisters, one brother and a host of friends mourn her loss. Funeral services
were held Thursday at the Ridge church, conducted by Rev. G. B, Day. Gladwin
County Record dated 4-22/1909 Column – 5 Page – 5.
GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE (22 APR 1884 – 11 NOV 1966)
Illness
Fatal to Elder Geo. White
Elder
George W. White, 82, of Gladwin, died Friday morning, Nov. 11 following a long
illness.
Mr.
White was born in Haliburton County, Ont., Canada, April 22, 1884. He was
married to the former Maude White in Lindsey, Ont., July 7, 1907, and came to
Gladwin County in 1910. In 1916 he became pastor of the Gladwin Branch of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and continued until his retirement
in 1955.
Survivors
include his wife, Maude; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Goheen of Arizona, and Mrs.
Faye . Haines of Gladwin; two sons, Irvine of Gladwin, and Verl of Flint; eight
grandchildren
and
16 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Sunday at 2:00 p. m. at the Hall Funeral Home with the Elders Jay
Doty
and
Harold McAllister officiating. Burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 11-16/1966 Column – 2 Page – 1.
Surviving are his sons Kenneth (Mona) White of Freeland, and Donald (Pam) White
of Gladwin; grandsons Robert White of Freeland, Michael (Kathy) White of
Freeland,
A memorial service was held Monday, July 15, 2002 at 11:00 a.m. at the
Community of Christ Church, Gladwin, with Elder Marlene Haines officiating.
Burial of his ashes will take place at a later date at
JACOB BRADLEY WHITE (? - 20 JULY 2000)
Jacob Bradley White,
infant son of Chad A. and Nichole (Dittenber) White was born and died Thursday,
July 20, 2000 at
Besides his parents, he is survived by his grandparents, Elisabeth and Christopher
Loose, and Richard Dittenber, all of Midland and Donald and Pamela White of
Gladwin; aunts and uncles, Brad and Jessica White of Gladwin, Jillian Dittenber
and Carver and Karly Loose, all of Midland.
He was preceded in death by an uncle, Clint White.
A private family service has taken place. Burial was in
Ware-Smith-Woolever Funeral Directors,
MAUDE WHITE (16 AUG 1889 – 11 SEP 1982)
MAUDE WHITE
Mrs. Maude White, 93, of 3049 N. M-18, Gladwin, died
Saturday, Sept. 11, in the Gladwin Area Hospital following a short illness.
Born in Haliburton County, Ont., on August 16, 1889, she came to Gladwin County
in 1910. The former Maude White, she was married to George W. White on July 7,
1907, in Lindsey, Ont. He preceded her in death November 11,1966.
Surviving are 2 sons, Irvine and Verl of Gladwin; 2 daughters,
Mrs. Gladys Hannon and Mrs. Faye Haines of Gladwin; one brother, Cecil White of
Toronto; 2 sisters, Mrs. Nell Ferguson of Toronto and Mrs. Pearl Mackley of
Saginaw; 8 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and 17
great great grandchildren.
Services were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Hall
Funeral Home, Gladwin Chapel. Elders
Roger and Larry Haines officiated and burial was in
the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the R.L.D.S. Woodlands Campground.
Gladwin County Record dated 9-15/1982 Column – 3 Page – 2.
THOMAS WHITE (20 AUG 1850 – 4 DEC 1914)
WHITE
Thomas White of Gladwin township departed this life
Dec. 4 after two months illness with dropsy. He was born in the province of
Quebec, Canada, August 20, 1850. In early manhood he went to Ontario where he
remained until 1899, when he came to Michigan and has since made his home here.
He is survived by five brothers and one sister.
Funeral services were held at the home of his
brother, Joseph White, Sunday afternoon at 1:30, conducted by Rev. Burt of
Beaverton. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 12-10/1914
Column – 5 Page – 7.
WILLIAM GEORGE WHITE (17 APR 1854 – 15 MARCH 1931)
William
George White died March 15, 1931, at the home of his son in Sage township. He
was born April 17, 1854, in Quebec and was 76 years, 10 months and 26 days old,
and had been a resident of Sage township 21 years, Funeral services are held
today with burial at Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-19/1931
Column – 7 Page – 1.
WILLIAM
GEORGE WHITE
William
George White was born April 17, 1854, at Hemmingford, Quebec, Canada, and
departed this life March 15, 1931, at the home of his only son George in Sage
township,
Gladwin
county, at the age of 76 years, 10 months and 26 days.
In
his boyhood days he moved with his parents to Haliburton county, Ontario, Canada,
where he helped to make a home out of the heavy timbered land. He worked at the
lumbering business and railroad work for many years to help maintain the home.
April,
1881, he was united in marriage to Sadie Maxwell who preceded him in death May
26, 1884. To this union were born two children, one daughter, Lillian Maude,
later Mrs. Emmett Clingerman, who departed this life March 21, 1926, and one
son, George of Gladwin, Mich.,
who
survives him.
In
April, 1910, he moved to Gladwin, Mich., where he had previously purchased a
farm. He was a loving father, patient in disposition and gained the confidence of
every one whom he became associated with. He was a member of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, being baptized into the same Aug
30, 1909. He continued a faithful member, striving to live in accordance to the
divine teachings of the Master at all times.
He
leaves to mourn his departure his son, George, and wife and family, where he
will be greatly missed in thehome; one sister, Mrs. David Madill of Cando,
Saskatchewan; three
brothers,
John White of Toronto, Ont., Albert White of Gooderham, Ont., and Samuel White
of Lacomb, Alberta; and a host of friends and relatives and his many brothers
and sisters in the church.
Funeral
sevices were held Thursday, March 19, at the L. D. S. church at Section Eight,
conducted by Elder George W. Burt, followed by internment in Ridge cemetery
beside his
only
daughter. Gladwin County Record dated 3-26/1931 Column – 2 Page – 1.
MALCOLM W. WHITFORD (19 NOV 1926 - 26 SEP 2003)
Malcolm Wright
Whitford, passed away Sept. 26, 2003. He was born to V.O. Bud and Jean (Wright) Whitford Nov. 19, 1926, in
He is survived by his wife Ethel; six children; and eleven grandchildren; Kate
(Ron) Tripp of Saline, Mich., and children Rachel, Susan and Aaron; Nancy
(Fred) McHale of Doylestown, Penn., and daughter Gillian; Jim (Sue) Whitford of
Clare; Mack (Jan) Whitford of Portsmouth, Virg., and children Meg, Lydia and
Peter; Sam (Linda) Whitford of Eagle, Idaho, and children Nikki and Russ; Becky
(Steven) Marvin of Lansing, and daughters Naomi and Abby.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. at
CLARENCE EDWARD WHITMAN (6 MAY 1907 - 20 NOV 1907) Aged 6 months, 14
days, Son of G & S Whitman
Clarence
Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Whitman, aged 6 months and 14 days, died
Nov. 20 at Wagarville. Interment at McClure, Nov. 22. Gladwin County Record dated
11-28/1907 Column – 5 Page – 5.
BETTY L. WILEY (30 NOV 1931 - 15 AUG 2002)
Betty L.
Wiley, age 70, of Gladwin, died August 15, 2002 at MidMichigan Medical
Center-Gladwin, suddenly. She was born November 30, 1931 to Paul and Sophia
(Wyrembeski) Ferdig at
She is
survived by her husband, Samuel Wiley of Gladwin; three daughters, Deborah A.
(Joseph) Miller of St. Clair Shores,
Her
parents and her brother, Henry Ferdig, preceded her in death. The funeral
service was held at 1 p.m. Monday, August 19, 2002 at Hall Funeral Home in
Gladwin. Pastor Brad Withrow officiated. Burial took place at
ADINA
WILL (1903 – 21 JAN 1915) s/w Augusta & Gustave
WILL
Adina,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will of Butman, died Jan. 21 at 7 p. m., aged 12
years, seven months and 20 days. Deceased had been ill some time with lung
trouble. Services were held at the German Baptist church Monday morning, Rev. P.
E. Penner officiating. Interment in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
1-28/1915 Column – 5 Page – 5.
AUGUSTA R. WILL (4 JULY 1905 – 1 JUNE 1997) s/w Adina & Gustave
AUGUSTA
R. “GUSSIE” WILL
Augusta
R. “Gussie” Will, 91, of Gladwin, died Sunday, June 1, 1997 at the Gladwin
Nursing Home. Born July 4, 1905 in Gladwin, Gussie was a member of the Round
Lake Baptist Church. She was an avid bible reader and enjoyed quilting,
gardening, and white cross work
for
the ladies’ mission of Round Lake Baptist Church. She attended Winkler Bible College
in Manatoba, Canada. She then moved to Cincinnati, Ohio to follow her nursing
career.
Gussie
is survived by her guardian (who is also her nephew) and his wife, Eldon and
Gail Will of Gladwin, along with several other nieces and nephews. Gussie is
also survived by one sister, Lydia Helwig of Dallas, Texas. She was predeceased
by four brothers and four sisters.
Services
were held at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Round Lake Baptist Church. Reverend Robert
F. Brown and Reverend Dave Winters officiated. Visitation was held from 1-4
p.m. Tuesday at the Sisson Funeral Home. Burial was in Ridge Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Round Lake Baptist Church - White Cross Fund.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-4/1997 Column – 1 Page – 2.
GUSTAVE WILL (1895 – 23 MAR 1912) s/w Adina & Augusta
WILL.
Gustave
Will, aged 17, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will,
Saturday. He came from Russia with his parents about nine years ago. The
funeral services were held at the Baptist church at Round Lake., Tuesday at 10
a.m. interment took place in Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
3-28/1912 Column – 2 Page – 6.
HENRY WILL (30 JULY 1864 – 16 DEC 1942) s/w Regina
Services
Held for Henry Will of Butman
Henry
Will of Butman township died Wednesday, December 16th. Mr. Will was born July
30, 1864 in Bude Romoka, Poland and married Regina Netzer February 12, 1890.
They came to America and settled on a farm in Butman township June 25, 1903.
Six
children preceded Mr. Will in death, seven surviving besides his wife: Miss
Olga Will, Miss
Gussie
Will, and Albert Will of Detroit, Mrs. Phillip Pfaff of Cleveland, Mrs. Wilfred
Helwig
of
Dallas, Texas, Mrs. John D. Klassen and Henry Will of Gladwin, and 10
grandchildren.
Services
were held at the Butman Mennonite church Sunday, December 20th with Rev. J.J.
Krocker
officiating. Burial was made in Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
12-23/1942 Column – 1 Page – 1.
JOSEPH WILL (17 MARCH 1907 - 27 JUNE 1938)
Joseph Will Dies In Detroit Monday
Joseph Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will, died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. John
Klassen in Detroit Monday, June 27. Funeral services
will be held today at 2 o'clock at the Mennonite Brethren church in Butman.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-29/1938 Column – 8 Page – 1.
REGINA (NETZER) WILL (20 DEC 1868 – 17 MAR 1949) s/w Henry
Mrs.
Will Buried in Ridge
Funeral
services for Mrs. Regina Will, 80, were held at the Round Lake Baptist church
on Sunday afternoon with burial in the Ridge cemetery. The Rev. Victor
Prendinger, pastor of the church officiated.
Regina
Netzer Will, a resident of Gladwin county for the past 46 years, was born in
Russia Poland on December 20, 1868, and was married there to Henry Will on
February 12, 1890. He died in Gladwin on December 16, 1942. Mrs. Will passed
away at her farm home in Butman township on Thursday, March 17, after an illness
of §ix years.
She
is survived by two sons, Albert Will of Detroit and Henry Will of Gladwin; five
daughters,
Mrs.
Olga Nitsch of Detroit, Mrs. Martha Pfaff of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Lydia Helwig
of Dallas, Texas, Miss Augusta Will of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Adelia
Klassen of Gladwin; also 12 grandchildren. One daughter and five sons preceded
their mother in death. Gladwin County Record dated 3-23/1949 Column – 6 Page –
1.
JAMIE
LYNN WILLFORD (8 JULY 1977 - 10 JULY 1977)
JAMIE
WILLFORD
Jamie Lynn Willford, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Willford of Gladwin, died Sunday, July 10, in the
MICHAEL
D. WILLFORD (26 DEC 1955 – 11 MAR 1983)
Michael D. Willford
(Midland Daily News, March 14, 1983)
Michael D. Willford,
27, of Gladwin, died Friday in
He was born Dec. 26,
1955, in Clare and had been a lifetime resident of the area. He married the former Carol Jean Sharp, March
19, 1977, in Gladwin.
He leaves his wife;
daughter, Mandy Marie Willford; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willford of
Gladwin; grandmother, Mildred Willford of Gladwin; brothers, Donald Willford of
Beaverton, Robert Wiliford and Greg Wiliford, and sisters, Lucy Rebecca
Willford and Lisa Willford, all of Gladwin.
Services were held at
2 p.m. today in Hall Funeral Home Gladwin Chapel with the Rev. Donald L. Bates
officiating. Burial was in
EDWARD
CHARLES WILLIAMS (17 MARCH 1916 - 27 DEC 1988)
FRANK
H. WILLIAMS (1 SEP 1904 - 24 DEC 1972)
FRANK
WILLIAMS
Frank H. Williams, 68, of 2389 Andy's Lane,
Besides her wife, he is survived by two
daughters, one son, one sister and three grandchildren. Services will be held
Thursday at 1:00 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. John Hieber will
officiated and burial will be in
MARIE
(DAVISON) WILLIAMS (1859 – 31 OCT 1942)
Services
Held Today for Mrs. Marie Williams
Mrs.
Marie Williams, 83, died at her home in Gladwin county Saturday evening,
October 31. Mrs. Williams was born in Durham, Eng. in 1859. She was married to
George Ayre on May 18, 1876 in Durham. In 1881 they came to London, Canada,
where they lived until October of 1889 when they came to the United States and
settled in Gladwin county. Mr. Ayre died May 18, 1906. In January, 1912 She was
married to William R. Williams who died in Detroit on March 26, 1923. Mrs.
William returned to England twice to visit her mother. Once in 1908 and again
in 1926.
She
is survived by five children, Mrs. Anna Partridge of Flint, Tom Ayre of
Gladwin, Mrs. Ernest Gentz, Mrs. Mae Bryant and Leo of Flint. Seventeen
grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, two brothers, Wheatley and Thomas Davison,
and three sisters who are
still
in England.
Funeral
services were held Wednesday morning at 10:00 at Rogers Funeral Home. Burial was
in Ridge cemetery with Rev. Eric Whiting officiating. Gladwin County Record
dated 11-4/1942 Column – 4 Page – 1.
VIRGINIA
WILLIAMS (10 JULY 1917 - 27 DEC 2003)
Virginia
Ginny Williams, 86, of
She is survived by 5 daughters: Becky (Larry) Mansfield of Gladwin; Linda
(Robert) Grindahl of
A memorial service will be held at Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin on Jan. 3, 2004
at 1 p.m. with Pastor Phil Hortop officiating. In lieu of flowers donations may
be sent to Good Shepherd Hospice,
WARD B. WILLIAMS (28 APRIL 1918 - 16 DEC 1989)
WARD
WILLIAMS
Ward
B. Williams, 71, of 4686 S. Bard Rd., Beaverton, died Saturday, Dec. 16, 1989,
in Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids, after an illness of 4 years. Born in
Saginaw, April 28, 1918, he came to Gladwin County 20 years ago from Saginaw.
Mr. Williams owned the Gladwin Oil
Co.
for 16 years until retiring in 1985. He served in the Marines during World War
II. He had been a member of the Gladwin County Fair Board, the Gladwin Rotary
Club, Gladwin County Chamber of Commerce and enjoyed bowling and golfing.
Mr.
Williams and the former Virginia Woods were married, Jan. 25, 1946, in Saginaw.
Besides his wife, he is survived by 5 daughters, Mrs. Larry (Becky) Mansfield
of Gladwin, Mrs. Robert (Linda) Grindahl of Saginaw, Mrs. Fred (Anne) Harris
and Marty Williams of Ohio and Kathy Williams of Texas; and 5 grandchildren. He
was preceded in death by a brother and a sister.
A
memorial service was held Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home, Gladwin
Chapel, with the Rev. Roger Browne and the Rev. Donald Keen officiating. Memorials
may be made to the Beaverton Presbyterian Church. Gladwin County Record dated
12-20/1989 Column – 2 Page – 2.
TSGT
US MARINE CORPS WWII
GERALDINE GLADYS (BIRKHOLZ) WILLIS (14 MARCH 1919 – 2 JAN 2011) s/w John
E.
Geraldine
Gladys Willis, age 91, of Gladwin, MI, passed away on Sunday, January 2, 2011
at the Mid-Michigan Medical Center-Gladwin Campus. She was born March 14, 1919
in Forreston, IL the daughter of the late John and Martha Birkholz.
Geraldine
loved the Lord. She was a very loving and precious person who was loved by
everyone who knew her. She enjoyed word puzzles, crocheting, listening to
gospel music and was an avid reader.
She
married John E. Willis in Saginaw, MI, on April 19, 1952. She retired from Dow
Chemical in 1975.
She
was preceded in death by her husband John "Jack" Willis, Brothers
Raymond and Milton.
She
is survived by a sister, Lillian (Dolly) Parker of Warren, MI; sister in law
Laura Birkholz of Clinton Township, MI. Nieces and Nephews; Ellen (Roy) Smith
of Houghton Lake, MI; Patricia Birkholz of Gladwin, MI; Sue Winn of Clinton
Township, MI; Linda Joost of Mt. Clemens, MI; Greg (Margaret) Parker of Warren,
MI; David Birkholz of Rochester, MI and William (Marla) Birkholz of Sterling
Heights, MI. Also many loving great nieces and nephews and 2 great great
nieces.
Funeral
Services will be held on Saturday, January 8, 2011 at 11:00 A.M. at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church with Pastor Joe Dorais officiating. Visitation will be
held Friday, January 7, 2011 from 2-8 P.M. at the Sisson Funeral Home.
Interment will be in Ridge Cemetery
JOHN E. WILLIS (6 OCT 1911 – 16 FEB 1993) m. Mar 1952, s/w Geraldine G.
JOHN
WILLIS
John
E. Willis. 81, of Butman Township, died Tuesday. Feb. 16, 1993, in Palm Harbor,
Fla.. after a short illness. Born in Saginaw on Oct. 6, 1911 he moved to
Gladwin in 1976 from Saginaw. Mr. Willis retired from Great Lakes Express in
1973 after 31 years. He was a
veteran
of World War II.
Mr.
Willis and the former Geraldine Birkholz were married April 19, 1952 in
Gladwin.
Besides
his wife, he is survived by a sister Lorraine Lamie of Utica; and several
nieces and
nephews.
A memorial service will be held at a later date. Gladwin County Record dated
2-24/1993 Column – 2 Page – 2.
MEMORIAL
SERVICE SATURDAY
A
memorial service will be held for John E. Willis of Butman Township, Saturday,
May 15, at
1:30
p.m. at the Round Lake Baptist Church. Memorials may be made to the church
choir fund. Gladwin County Record dated 5-12/1993 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ETTA MAE (JACOBS) WILSON (14 JUNE 1908 - 9 JUNE 2001)
Etta Mae
Wilson, 92, of Vassar and formerly of Gladwin, died Saturday, June 9, 2001 at
Luberts Country Care in Vassar, following a lingering illness. Born June 14,
1908 in Wolverine, she was the daughter of the late Alanzo and Maggie (Edick)
Jacobs. Etta Mae married Ray Wilson, June 24, 1928 in Gladwin. They moved to
Vassar in 1978. He preceded her in death Dec. 28, 1987. She was a teacher at
the
Surviving
are one daughter, Patricia and husband Thomas Goforth of Vassar; three
grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by one
brother, John Jacobs; and two sisters, Olean Waltenburg and Emma Domke.Services
were held at noon Monday at the Sisson Funeral Home with Rev. Donald Haskell
officiating. Burial was in
HAZEL M. (OCKERMAN) WILSON (3 SEP 1906 – 11 MAY 1993) s/w William A.
Hazel
M. Wilson, 86, of Dearborn and formerly of Gladwin, died Tuesday May 11, 1993,
after
an
illness of several years. Born in Hockaday, Sept. 3, 1906 she lived in Gladwin County
for many years until moving to Detroit. She was a member of the Hockaday Free
Methodist Church. The former Hazel Ockerman, she was married to William Wilson
on Oct. 31,1924, in Gladwin. He preceded her in death March 30, 1985.
Surviving
are one son, Robert of Dearborn; 2 sisters, Iva Yeager and Vera Breault of Giadwin;
one brother Dale Ockerman of Phoenix, Ariz.; 3 grandchildren; 2 great
grandchildren and 2 step grandchildren.
Rites
were held Friday at 1 p.m from the Sisson Funeral Home. The Rev. Helena Egts
officiated and burial was in the Ridge
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 5-19/1993 Column – 3 Page – 2.
JACQUELYN (GREER) WILSON (1926 - ?) Wife, s/w Paul A.
MATTIS WILSON (no dates)
MAY (KNOWLES) WILSON (1878 – 15 OCT 1953) s/w Robert O.
Services
Held for Mrs. Wilson
Funeral
services for Mrs. May Knowles Wilson, 74, were held on Saturday afternoon from
the
Hockaday
Free Methodist Church. The Rev. B. J. Eastman officiated and burial was made in
the Ridge cemetery.
May
Knowles was born in Paulding county, Ohio on December 26, 1878. She was married
to
Robert
O. Wilson in Ohio on March 16, 1898 and came to Gladwin about 51 years ago. Mr.
Wilson preceded his wife in death one month ago to the day on September 15.
Surviving
are two sons, Ray, of Wagarville and William, of Detroit; also two grandchildren.
Gladwin County Record dated 10-21/1953 Column – 3 Page – 1.
PAUL A. WILSON (1923 – 31 JAN 1991) s/w Jacquelyn Greer
PAUL
WILSON
Paul
A. Wilson, 67, of Winter Haven, Fla., died Thursday, Jan. 31, 1991, at Lakeland
Regional Medical Center, Fla. He was a driver for Complete Auto Transit for 33
years and a member of Teamster Local 332, Flint. He owned property in Gladwin County
and vacationed here for many years.
Surviving
are his wife, the former Jacquelyn Greer; one daughter, Paulett Wilson of Winter
Haven;
and his mother-in-law, Agnes Greer Vernon, Lake Alfred, Fla.
Memorial
services were held at Glen Abley Funeral Home. Memorials may be given to the
Leukemia
Society. Gladwin County Record dated 3-6/1991 Column – 4 Page – 2.
RAY F. WILSON (17 OCT 1900 – 28 DEC 1987) s/w Etta M.
RAY
WILSON
Ray
F. Wilson, 87, of Vassar and formerly of Gladwin, died Monday, Dec. 28, in the
Frankenmuth Convalescent Center after a long illness. Born in Paulding County,
Ohio,
Oct.
17, 1900, he moved to Gladwin County when he was 2. Mr. Wilson lived in the
Hockaday and Wagarville areas. He attended the Wagarville United Methodist Church
and retired from the Gladwin County Road Commission in 1965.
Mr.
Wilson and the former Etta Jacobs were married June 24,1928, in Gladwin. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Goforth of
Vassar; 3 grandchildren and one great grandchild. A brother, William, died March
30, 1985.
Services
will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Wayne Jensen will officiate and burial will be in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin
County Record dated 12-30/1987 Column – 2 Page – 2.
ROBERT OLIVER WILSON (7 NOV 1861 – 15 SEP 1953) s/w May
Robert
O. Wilson Rites Friday
Robert
O. Wilson, 91, passed away at his home in Butman township on Tuesday morning,
after suffering ill health for several months.
Funeral
services will be held from the Hockaday Free Methodist church on Friday
afternoon
at
3 o'clock. The Rev. Bernard Eastman, pastor of the church, will officiate and
burial will be
made
in Ridge cemetery. Mr. Wilson will be at the Miner Funeral Home until 1:30
Friday afternoon, when he will be taken to the church.
Mr.
Wilson was born in Illinois on November 7, 1861. He married May Knowles on
March 16, 1898, in Ohio. He worked at farming all of his life.
Surviving
are his wife; two sons, Ray Wilson of Wagarville and William Wilson of Detroit;
one
brother, Albert Wilson, of Paulding, Ohio; also two grandchildren. Gladwin County
Record dated 9-16/1953 Column – 4 Page – 1.
WILLIAM A. WILSON (12 APR 1902 – 29 MARCH 1985) s/w Hazel M.
WILLIAM
WILSON
William
A. Wilson, 82, of Dearborn, died suddenly Friday March 29, at his home. Born in
Paulding County, Ohio April 12, 1902, he was a laborer for Burroughs Corp. He
was raised in the Hockaday area until moving to Detroit in 1924.
Mr.
Wilson was married to the former Hazel Ockerman Oct. 31, 1924 in Gladwin. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Robert of Dearborn; one brother, Ray of Vassar;
3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Services
were held Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Charles Allen officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 4-10/1985 Column – 3 Page – 2.
DOLORES G. (ANDERSON) WINKLER (26 SEP 1925 - 3 AUG 2002)
Dolores
G. Winkler , 76, of
Surviving
are one son, James (Phyllis) Winkler of Gaines, Michigan; grandson James Jr.
(Leslie) Winkler of Marquette; sisters, Faith Griffin of Gladwin, Grace
Anderson of Midland, Harriett Schindler of Gladwin, and Rita Hall of Hope; a
brother, Worth Mike Anderson of Flushing; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral
services will be held today (Wednesday, Aug. 7) at 3 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home
in Gladwin with the Rev. Donald Haskell officiating. Visitation will be today
from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Memorial contributions may be made to
MELVIN JAMES WINKLER (28 NOV 1924 - 3 AUG 2002) s/w Dolores G.
Melvin
J. Winkler, 77, of
Melvin
was a World War II U.S. Army veteran, a member of the Odd Fellows of Gladwin,
and VFW Post 7303. He predeceased by his parents, and his brothers; Freddie,
Henry and Ferman. Surviving are one son, James (Phyllis) Winkler of Gaines,
Funeral
services will be held today (Wednesday, Aug. 7) at 3 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home
in Gladwin with the Rev. Donald Haskell officiating. Visitation will be today
from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Military rites will be performed by VFW
Post 7303. Memorial contributions may be made to
FRED WIRTZ (1 OCT 1882 – 9 NOV 1950) Husband
FRED
WIRTZ IS BURIED SATURDAY
Fred
Wirtz, 68, passed away at his home in Gladwin on Thursday, November 9, after
several weeks illness. Funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon from
the Reigle Funeral Home with Elder Byron Doty officiating. Burial was made in
the Ridge cemetery.
Mr.
Wirtz was born in Farwell on October 1, 1882, the son of Tehodore and Alvaretta
Wirtz. He was a resident of Gladwin county for 64 years. He was married to Miss
Mae Riley, who preceded him in death in 1919. In 1931 he was married to Mrs.
Ruby Sutherland.
Surviving
are his wife, Ruby; two step-sons, LeRoy Sutherland, of Gladwin, and Hugh
Sutherland, of Battle Creek; one step-daughter, Mrs. Harold Gross, of Portsmouth,
Ohio; two brothers, Oscar Wirtz of Gladwin, and Alfred Wirtz, of Detroit; one
sister, Mrs. Maude Bald, of Muskegon.
Pallbearers
were Henry Harmon, William Harmon, Herbert Leininger, Malcolm Cuddie, Guy
Thurlow
and Adolph Renas. Gladwin County Record dated 11-15/1950 Column -
7
Page – 1.
HAROLD G. WIRTZ (7 AUG 1916 - 16 AUG 1916) Age 9 days
MARGERY RUTH WIRTZ (? 13 JUNE 1925) Age 9 months
Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Wirtz, Mrs. George Roe and Mrs. T. Wirtz and granddaughter
Evelyn attended the services at the L. D. S. church at Butman Sunday night.
Gladwin County Record dated 6-18/1925 Column – 1 Page – 3.
OSCAR
WIRTZ (22 OCT 1888 - 11 FEB 1975) s/w Vera
Oscar
Wirtz, 86, of
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Edward
(Orma) Doede of Beaverton and Mrs. Larry (Doreen) Redman of Hope; five
grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were held Friday at 2 p.m.
from the Hall Funeral Home in Gladwin. Elder Raymond Reeder officiated and
burial was in the
PVT
RUBY (WHITE) WIRTZ (15
AUG 1888 – 1 JULY 1958) Mother
Veteran
Teacher' Passes Suddenly at Home
Mrs.
Ruby Wirtz, 69, of 101 W. Grout St., died suddenly at her home on Tuesday
evening. Mrs.
Wirtz
had been teaching in rural schools in Gladwin county for 2 years. She was born on
August 15, 1888, in Gooderan, Ontario, Canada, and came to Gladwin county at
the age of five with her parents; the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, and
settled on a farm ill Gladwin township. On March 25, 1910, she was married to
Andrew Sutherland who preceded her in death in November 1925. She was married
to Fred Wirtz, on November 7, 1931, in Gladwin, who died in November of 1950.
She
was a member of the R.L.D.S. Church, the Michigan Educational Association; and
the Michigan Rural Teachers Association.
Surviving
are two sons, LeRoy Sutherland, of Gladwin, and Hugh Sutherland, of Redondo
Beach,
California; two daughters, Mrs. Coral Lennon, of Gladwin, and Mrs. Winifred Gross,
of Nashville, Tennessee; four sisters, Mrs. Lydia Ruttan, of Sterling, Mrs. Olive
Zeigler, of Roscommon, Mrs. Elaine Gilbert, Olio, and Mrs. Mildred Foor, of
Gladwin; 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. One son, Glen
Sutherland, also preceded her in death.
Funeral
services will be held on Saturday, July 5, at 1:30 p. m. at the R. L. D. S.
Church, Gladwin.
Elder
B. H. Doty will officiate and burial will be in Ridge cemetery. Friends may
call at the Miner
Funeral
Home until noon Saturday and then at the church. Gladwin County Record dated
7-2/1958 Column – 4 Page – 1.
THEODORE
WIRTZ (5 JULY 1841 - 19 FEB 1910)
WIRTZ
Theodore Wirtz died at his home in Butman, Feb. 19,
aged 54 years, 7 months and 15 days, of necrosis of the bone. Mr. Wirtz had
been an intense sufferer many years from injuries to his spine received in an
accident, from which he never recovered sufficiently to attend to any ordinary
labor, although able to move about on crutches and by help of a cane. In his long
suffering he had the sympathy of his neighbors, who held him in high esteem.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Ridge M. E.
church, conducted by Rev. G. B. Day, and interment took place in Gladwin
cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 2-24/1910 Column – 6 Page – 5.
VERA U. (VANNATTER) WIRTZ (21 MAY 1891 - 20 OCT 1962) s/w Oscar
Long
Illness Is Fatal
Mrs.
Vera U. Wirtz, 71, of Gladwin, died Saturday following a long illness. Born in
Irondale, Haliburton, Canada, on May 21, 1891, she had lived in Gladwin County
70, years. The former Vera Vannatter was married to Oscar Wirtz in Gladwin on
August 15, 1908.
Survivors
include her husband, Oscar; two daughters, Mrs. Edward Doede, and Mrs. Larry
Redman, of Midland; four gra ndchildren, Dennis and Sheryl Doede, and Bradley
and Bryan Redman; four brothers, Dexter Vannatter, of Warren, Ernie Vannatter,
of Houghton Lake, Alvia Vannatter, of Madison Heights, and Ray Vannatter, of
Flint.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Gladwin R.L.D.S. Church with the
Elder
Harold McAllister officiating . Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 10-24/1962 Column – 3 Page – 1.
W. CLIFFORD WIRTZ (9 DEC 1908 - 29 MAY 1913) Our Darling
Clifford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wirtz, died May 29, from the effects of an abscess on
the lungs He was four years, five months and 18 days old. Liit'e Clifford was
an unusually bright and attractive child and won the hearts of all who knew him
which was shown by the large number of friends who were present at the services
at the Wagarville church Friday morning at 10 o clock, which were conducted by
Rev. Sheffer of Beaverton, followed by interment in
Ridge
cemetery.
"Death
came with friendly care
The
opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And
bade it b'ossom there."
Gladwin
County Record dated 6-5/1913 Column – 5 Page – 1.
ELLEN
L. (GRANT) WITKOSKE (12 DEC 1928 – 25 JULY 1977)
Ellen Witkoske
Mrs. Ellen L. Witkoske, 48, of 221 Lakeview, Wooden
Shoe Village, died Monday, July 25,
at Midland Hospital Center following a brief
illness. Born December 12, 1928, in Bay County, she had been a resident of
Gladwin County for the past 6 years, coming here from Sanford. Her name was Grant
before her marriage. Mrs. Witkoske was employed as a waitress at White Star Bar.
Surviving are 2 daughters and 2 sons, 3 sisters and
2 brothers; and 3 grandchildren.
Services were held today (Wednesday) at 11 a.m. at
the Gladwin Chapel of Hall Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Alan Peck officiating. Burial
was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-27/1977 Column – 6 Page –
2.
BELINDA WOOD (14 MAY 1894 - 11 OCT 1894) Daughter of George & Hannah
BLANCHE IVA (MURPHY) WOOD (21 NOV 1878 – 23 JULY 1939)
Mrs. Blanche Wood
Mrs. Wood was born in Van Wert, Ohio, November 21,
1878, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Murphy. In 1898 she was married to Richard
Imler of VanWert, Ohio, who preceded her in death. To them was born one
daughter. In 1900 she moved to Gladwin with her parents. On August 1, 1905 she
was united in marriage to George E. Wood, who preceded her in death Sept. 4,
1929.
Mrs. Wood was a faithful member of the Methodist
Church and its Ladies Aid and was a member of the Gleaners, Rebekahs and
Maccabees so will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She was patient in
affliction and affectionate daughter and a loving mother. She leaves fresh in
memory an honorable name which she had merited by her good deeds and her
willingness and cheerfulness to assist those who stood in need, ever being
interested in the welfare of others
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Murphy, three daughters, Mrs. Clyde Wilkinson, Mrs. August Behnke, Mrs. Ernest Vannatter
and one son, Herbert Wood of Gladwin three sisters, Mrs. Maud Cong of Phillips,
Mississippi, Mrs. Chas. Drew and Mrs.
Carey Huffman of Ft. Wayne, Ind., four brothers,
Walter Murphy of Addison, Rome of Cleveland, Ohio, Clark of Flint, and Homer of
Convoy, Ohio. Five grandsons, Edward and Clyde Wilkinson of Ft. Wayne, Claire,
Barrel and Rex Wood of Gladwin, three granddaughters, Jo-Ann and Connie Lou
Behnke and Annalee Jean Vannatter.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Karl Keefer
at 1:30 Tuesday at the Vannatter residence and at 2 p. m. at the Methodist
Church. The body was laid to rest beside the husband Geo. E. Wood in the Ridge
cemetery.
The beautiful flowers truly manifested the degree
she was esteemed among her neighbors and friends. Pall-bearers were Glen Wagar,
David Hawkins, Alex Diffin, Dr. F. E. Myers, Norman Wagar and Herbert
Leininger.
Relatives from out of town that attended the funeral
were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Huffman and family of Ft.
Wayne, Ind., and Clark Murphy and family of Flint,
Mr. and Mrs. Nila Wood, Elliott Wood, Wendell Wood and
Mrs. Clarence Cook of Detroit and Mrs. Art Buchan and of Saginaw.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber
Pealeful in thy grave so low
Thou no more will join our numbers,
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
And in Heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Gladwin County Record dated 8-2/1939 Column – 4 Page
– 10.
CLARA REBECCA (REIGLE) WOOD (9 SEP 1874 - 24 JUNE 1903) Wife of George
E., Aged 28 years, 9 months & 15 days
EFFIE MAY (
RITES
FRIDAY FOR MRS. EFFIE WOOD
Mrs. Effie Wood, 80, of Gladwin, died
Tuesday, March 31, at the Clare Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in
Surviving are four sons, Darrel of
Beaverton, Clare, of Tampa, Fla., Milton, of Marshall, and Rex, of DeWitt; two
sisters, Mrs. Nellie Cetas, of Harbor Springs and Mrs. Iva Austin, of Bartow,
Fla.; one brother, Ray Bryan, of St. Petersburg, Fla.; and 18 grandchildren.
Rites will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Allen
Parker will officiate and burial will be in the
G. CLEON WOOD (16 July 1909 – 26 MARCH 1984)
CLEON WOOD
Cleon Wood, formerly of Gladwin, died Monday, March 26,
in Caro after a long
illness. He was born in Gladwin on July 16, 1909.
Surviving are one brother, Wendell of Port
Charlotte, Fla.; and one sister, Thea
Cook of Detroit.
Graveside rites will be held today, Wednesday, at 2:30
p.m. at the Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 3-28/1984
Column – 4 Page – 2.
GEORGE ELLIOT WOOD (26 OCT 1866 - 4 SEP 1929)
George
E. Wood was born at Morpeth,
In 1896 he was united in marriage to Clara
Reigle of Gladwin. To this union three daughters were born, Amanda, (who died
with the Flu in 1918) and Myrtle and Mae. In 1903 Mrs. Wood died and was buried
in the Ridge cemetery. In August 1905, he was united in marriage to Blanche
Imler of Gladwin who patiently cared for him during his long illness. He had
given his heart to God and was ready for the final summons.
Mr. Wood came to Gladwin from
HERBERT MARTIN
SERVICES
HELD FOR HERBERT WOOD
Services were held Saturday for Herbert M.
Wood, 76, of Gladwin, who died Wednesday, Dec. 25, following an illness of 10
days. Born in Tillotsonbury,
He and the former Effie Bryan were married
in Gladwin on August 7, 1914. Surviving are his wife, Effie of Gladwin; three
sons, Clare of Tampa, Fla., Darrel of Beaverton and Rex of DeWitt; a stepson,
Milton Reigle of Marshall; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Behnke of Gladwin and Mrs.
May Vannatter of Houghton Lake; and 18 grandchildren. Services were held
Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Hall Funeral Home. Allen Parker officiated and
burial was in the
JAMES M. WOOD (1872 - 11 DEC 1932)
James Wood died of pneumonia Sunday morning,
Dec. 11, at his home in
LARRY
A. (TINY) WOOD (30 DEC 1944 - 14 JAN 1989)
Larry
A. (Tiny) Wood, 44, of 1470 Crest, Gladwin, died Saturday, Jan. 14, at his home
from cancer. Born in
Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons,
Justin and Larry Wood of Gladwin; a step-daughter, Kimberley Richards of
Warren; parents, Harry and Charlotte Wood of Mio and Ina Groves of Pontiac; 6
brothers, Clarence and Lawrence Parr of Prudenville; James Wood of Lake Orion,
Steven and Randy Wood of Pontiac and Ronnie Wood of Mio; one sister, Janice
Naramor of Auburn Hills; and a step-sister, Debbie Whiting of Waterford.
Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 11
a.m.. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. Pastor Virgil Hershberger
officiated and burial was in the
MARTIN
ELLIOT WOOD (27 MAY 1838 - 11 JUNE 1915)
Martin
Eliot Wood died June 11 at the home of his son George in Sage township at the
age of 77 years and 15 days. He was born in
He was converted in the M.E. church,
HIRAM F. WORTHINGTON (1843 - 25 APRIL 1913)
WORTHINGTON.
Hiram
Worthington, an old resident of Gladwin, aged about 70, died at the home of
Edward Blaney of bionchial pneumonia, Apr. 25. Funeral services were held from
M. E. church at 2 p. m.
April
28, Rev. J. W. Hayward officiating, Interment in Ridge cemetery. His wife's
death occured Feb. 4. Gladwin County Record dated 5-1/1913 Column – 6 Page – 1.
MARY WORTHINGTON (? - 1 FEB 1913) Wife of H. F.
Worthington
Mrs.Worthington,
Among the First Settlers, Passes Away at Ripe Age.
BLANEY
Mary,
wife of Hiram Worthington, died at their home in this city Feb. 1 from diseases
incident to o'd age, at the age of 72 years, 3 months and 26 days. She was born
in Canada, but had been a resident of Gladwin county many years, her first
husband being Edward Blaney, one of the first
residents
of "Section Eight" in Godwin township; To the union was born eight
children, of whom seven are living as follows: Mrs. Eliza Wright of Mt.
Pleasant; Mrs. Anna Peters of Gladwin; Mrs. Eleanor Curl of Saskatchewan;
George. Edward and Daniel of Gladwin and Thomas of Montana.
Funeral
services were held Feb 4 from St. Paul's church at 10 a. m., Rev. Dr. Nimmo
officiating. Interment in Gladwin cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
2-6/1913 Column – 1 Page – 4.
CECIL E. WRIGHT (31 AUG 1908 - 22 JAN 1983) s/w Fannie M.
Cecil
E. Wright, 74, of Vanderbilt, died Saturday, Jan. 22, in the
Surviving is one brother, Arthur of Sun City
West, Ariz. Rites were held today, Wednesday, at 11 a.m. from the Mathews
Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl Lindberg officiated and burial was in the
TEC
5
ERNEST
C. WRIGHT (18 MARCH 1927 - 20 OCT 1974)
Ernest
C. Wright, 47, of
Surviving are 3 sisters, Mrs. Merton
(Catherine) Dungerow of Gladwin, Mrs. Eugene Satterlee of Charlotte, and Mrs.
David Hugger of Lansing; 4 brothers, Lowell Wright of Gladwin, Charles of
Diamondale, Harold of Lansing and Burr of Martin.
Services are being held today (Wednesday) at
1:00 p.m. at Mathews Funeral home with Philip Geeck officiating and burial in
PVT
FANNIE
M. (MYERS) WRIGHT (25 OCT 1904 - 14 MARCH 1978) s/w Cecil E.
Fannie
M. Wright, of Vanderbilt, 74, died Tuesday, March 14, at
Other
survivors are 3 brothers, Orval Myers of Gladwin, George and Leo Myers, both of
Y'S
ALBERT
YERKE (1886 – JUNE 1979) s/w Emilie
EMILIE (STEINKRAUS) YERKE (17 AUG 1886 – 20 JULY 1962) s/w Albert
Services
Held for Mrs. Yerke
Mrs.
Emilie Yerke, 75, of North Bard Rd., Sage Township, died Friday following an illness
of several months. Born in Poland on August 17, 1886, the former Emilie
Steinkrause came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1905. On June 18, 1908 she was married
to Albert Yerke in Gladwin. They lived in the Lansing area from 1913 to 1918 when
they came to Gladwin County. Mrs. Yerke was a member of the Dansville Baptist Church.
Survivors
include her husband, Albert; three sons, Walter, of Webberville, Edward, of
Southfield, and Clifford, of Royal Oak; a daughter, Mrs. Esther Rabedeau, of
Dansville; a brother, John Steinkrause, of Gladwin, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Nightingale
of Lansing; and
nine
grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Miner Chapel. The Rev. Roger
Dickinson, of Dansville, and Rev. Harold T. Reese, of Williamston, officiated
and burial was in
Ridge
Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-25/1962 Column – 6 Page – 1.
ANNA A. (KEISER) YOUNG (30 NOV 1885 - 11 APRIL 1975)
ANNA A. YOUNG
Mrs. Anna A. Young, 89, of 2351 Young Rd., Gladwin, died
Friday, April 11, at Clare Nursing Home following a long illness. Born in Darke
County, Ohio, November 30, 1885, she had been a resident of Gladwin County for
55 years. The former Anna Keiser and J. A. Young were married April 12, 1912,
in Decatur, Ind., and he died July 23, 1942.
Surviving are 5 sons, Clarence and Gordon of
Gladwin, Eugene of Detroit, Franklin of Madison Heights, and James of Taylor; 2
daughters, Mrs. Alverda Page of Burton, and Mrs. Beatrice Russell of St. Clair
Shores; and 37 grandchildren. Two daughters also preceded her in death.
Services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hall Funeral
Home, Gladwin Chapel, with the Rev. Byron Hatch officiating. Burial was in
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 4-16/1975 Column – 6 Page – 2.
CLARENCE D. YOUNG (11 OCT 1912 - 25 NOV 1982)
Clarence
D. Young, 70, of
Surviving are 4 brothers, Gordon, Eugene and
James of Gladwin and Frank of Madison Heights; 2 sisters, Mrs. Alverda Page of
EUGENE
A. YOUNG (8 MARCH 1918 - 22 DEC 1988)
EUGENE
YOUNG
Eugene
A. Young, 70, of 212 Buckeye St., Gladwin, died Thursday afternoon at his home
after a
long
illness. Born in Adams County, Indiana, March 8, 1918, he moved to Gladwin in
1978 from Detroit. Mr. Young was a mechanic for the City of Detroit DSR for 30
years. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Gladwin County VFW Post
7303 and American Legion Post 171.
Surviving
are 2 sons, Dennis of Utica and Douglas of Taylor; 3 daughters, Darlene Frye
and
Beverly
Masters of Mt. Clemens and Cindy Banasinski of Warren; 3 brothers Gordon and
James of Gladwin and Frank of Madison Heights; 2 sisters, Alverda Page of
Burton and Beatrice Russell of Gladwin; and 12 grandchildren.
Services
were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.
Joel
Hurley
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Graveside rites were held by
the VFW Post 7303. An American Legion Memorial Service was held Monday night at
the funeral home. Gladwin County Record dated 12-28/1988 Column – 3 Page – 2.
WWII
GORDON
L. YOUNG (7 JULY 1914 - 30 JULY 2003)
Gordon L.
Young , 89, of
Surviving
besides his wife, Lucille, are three sons, Robert Young of Mt. Clemens, Gordon
Young of Kapac, Michigan and James Young of Mt. Clemens; three daughters,
Norene Goddard of Mt. Clemens, Alice Mork of Mt. Clemens and Patricia Klingbeil
of Roseville; several grandkids; one brother, Franklin Young of Royal Oak; and
two sisters, Alverda Page of Burton and Beatrice Russell of Gladwin.
He was
predeceased by four brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held on
Saturday, Aug. 2, 2003 at the Sisson Funeral Home with burial in
MSGT
JACOB A. YOUNG (9 FEB 1876 - 22 JULY 1942)
JACOB A. YOUNG DIES AT GLADWIN TWP. HOME
Services were held Sunday, July 26th at Hall's
Funeral Home for Jacob A. Young who died at
his home in Gladwin township, July 22. Mr. Young was
born February 9, 1876 in Adams County, Ind., to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Young.
Surviving are his wife, Anna and nine children,
Clarence at home, Gordon, a Techinal Sergeant with the U. S. Air Corps, stationed
in Alaska, Alverta Page, of Flint and Sergeant Eugene of the Coast Artillery,
stationed in Panama, Sylvia Preibe of Gladwin, Frank and Jim at home and twins
Berniece and Beatrice. Also surviving are two brothers, two sisters and six
grandchildren.
Burial was made in Ridge Cemetery with Rev. L. J.
Washmuth officiating. Gladwin County Record dated 7-29/1942 Column – 7 Page –
1.
JAMES A. YOUNG (27 DEC 1925 - 24 MARCH 1990)
James
A. Young, 64, of
Surviving are 2 brothers, Gordon of Gladwin
and Frank of Madison Heights; 2 sisters, Beatrice Russell of Gladwin and
Alverda Page of
Rites were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the
Sisson-Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert Brown officiated and burial was in
the
IRENE C. (PARDON) YOUNKIN (22 OCT 1922 – 29 AUG 1998) s/w Ray
IRENE
C. YOUNKIN
Irene
C. Younkin, 75, of Gladwin, died suddenly Saturday, Aug. 29, 1998 at MidMichigan
Medical Center-Gladwin. Born Oct. 22, 1922 in Corning, Ohio, she was the daughter
of George and Lois Dean Pardon. Irene married Ray Younkin, Feb. 3, 1940 in
Flint. He preceded her in death in 1982. They came to Gladwin in 1966 and
vacationed here since 1938.
Surviving
are one son, Donald and wife Amy of Gladwin; one daughter, Virginia and husband
Donald Sherlock of Gladwin; one sister, Mable Silkstone of Gladwin; and three grandchildren,
Carrie and Benjamin Younkin, and Eric and Jennifer Sherlock Hansen. She was
preceded in death by one brother, Thomas Pardon.
Burial
was in Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association,
the
American Diabetes Association or the charity of one's choice. Arrangements were
in charge of Sisson Funeral Home, Gladwin. Gladwin County Record dated 9-2/1998
Column – 3 Page – 2.
RAYMOND RAY YOUNKIN (24 FEB 1910 – 6 MAY 1982) s/w Irene
RAY
YOUNKIN
Ray
A. Younkin, 72, of 4197 Betty Lee Blvd., Gladwin, died Thursday May 6, in St.
Luke's
Hospital,
Saginaw. Born in Somerset County, Pa., on February 24, 1910, he moved to Pigeon
in 1928, Saginaw in 1932 and to Gladwin County in 1968, after retiring as a
tool crib attendant at Grey Iron Foundry in Saginaw. He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of the American Legion and UAW Local 668.
Mr.
Younkin and the former Irene Pardon were married February 3, 1940, in Flint. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son, Donald, at home; one daughter, Mrs. Donald
(Virginia) Sherlock of Gladwin; one sister, Mrs. Neomi Kneoper of Bedford, Pa.;
one brother, Ralph Butler of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; and one granddaughter.
Services
were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Mathews Funeral Home. The Rev.Donald Bates
officiated and burial was in the Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated
5-12/1982 Column – 4 Page – 2.
Z'S
KATHERINE A. (BAYLEWICZ) ZANDER (1944 – 29 JULY 1984)
Gladwin Woman Fatally Injured in Single Car Mishap
A 39-year-old Gladwin woman died from injuries sustained
in a single-car mishap Friday morning on Nipigon Dr. in Sage; Township.
Katherine Zander was pronounced dead late Sunday evening at Bay Medical Center,
according to a hospital spokesman. Gladwin Sheriffs officers said. Mrs. Zander
was traveling north on Nipigon Dr. at Wiggins Lake about 8:15 a.m. when her
vehicle crossed the roadway and struck a tree.She was first taken to Gladwin
Area Hospital by the Gladwin County Ambulance Service and later transferred to
Bay Medical Center, where she died. Mrs. Zander is the seventh traffic fatality
of the year in the county and the fourth in the past six weeks. In 1983, there
was just one reported fatal in the county. Last Sunday, a 4-month-old Saginaw
baby was killed when the car he was riding in struck a deer and then a tree on
North M-30. Mrs. Zander’s obituary appears on page 2. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-1/1984 Column – 4 Page – 1.
KATHERINE ZANDER
Katherine A. Zander, 39, of 4491 Wagarville Rd.,
Gladwin, died Sunday evening, July 29,
in the Bay Medical Center of injuries sustained
in an automobile accident Friday morning.
Born in Detroit on August 1, 1944, she came to
Gladwin County in March 1975. She was a member of the Gladwin Baptist Church. The
former Katherine Bazylewicz, she was married
to Charles Zander on June 13, 1963, in Wayne.
Besides her husband, she is survived by 2 children,
Earl and Lisa, at home; her mother, Mrs. Walter (Margaret) Widzinski of
Detroit; and 5 sisters, Mrs. Jean Widzinski, Mrs. Patty Mullen, Mrs. Nancy
Molinski and Mrs. Chris Lisecki of Detroit and Mrs. Sandy Paluszek of New
Hudson.
Services will be held Thurday at 11 a.m. from the
Gladwin Baptist Church. The Rev. Jerry Locher will officiate and burial will be
in the Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to
the church. Arrangements were by the Sisson-Mathews Funeral
Home. Gladwin County Record dated 8-1/1984 Column – 5 Page – 2.
ALEX ZIEMER (10 DEC 1889 – 28 MAY 1958) s/w Augusta
Services
Saturday for Alex Ziemer
Alex
Ziemer, 68, of 950 State Street, Gladwin, died early this (Wednesday) morning
at the
Gladwin
Hospital following an illness of three week's. A retired farmer and resident of
Gladwin county since 1913, Mr. Ziemer was born on December 10, 1889, in Poland.
On August 2, 1913, he was married to the former Miss Augusta Selich of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Surviving
are his wife, Augusta; three sons, Henry and Harold of Gladwin and Ronald of
Midland; six daughters, Mrs. Anna Schieman and Mrs. Margaret Strohkirch of
Gladwin, Mrs. Edna Zillman and Mrs. Lydia Mcintosh of Midland, Mrs. Alma
Schuster of Detroit, and Miss Emma Ziemer of Lapeer; two brothers, Henry of
Gladwin and Edward of Traverse City; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Brokoff of
Gladwin, Mrs. Hulda Stoike of Beaverton and Mrs. Wanda Fritz of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Funeral
services will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The
Rev. William H. Hassold will officiate and burial will be in Ridge cemetery.
Friends may call at the Miner Funeral Home until noon Saturday and at the church
from 12:45 until time of service. Gladwin County Record dated 5-28/1958 Column
– 7 Page – 1.
ALVIN ZIEMER (11 OCT 1925 - 25 OCT 1925)
ANNA (SAUER) ZIEMER (2 DEC 1914 – 27 JAN 2008)
Age 93, passed away on Sunday, January 27, 2008
after a long illness at Gladwin Nursing & Rehabilitation Centre, Gladwin,
Michigan. She was born on December 2, 1914 in Gladwin, Michigan to Julius &
Louisa (Gietz) Sauer. She married Henry Ziemer (predeceased 1973) on May 6,
1933 in Gladwin at Zion Oberlin. She was employed with Gladwin Community
Schools as a Cook/Custodian (retired 1973). She had spent her entire life in
Gladwin county and was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Gladwin. She is
survived by her son: Emil & Prisilla Ziemer of Arizona; daughter: Ruth
& Richard Walsh of Las Vegas, Nevada; son: Arthur Ziemer of Gladwin; son:
Robert & Kathy Ziemer of Gladwin; 9 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren;
2 great great grandchildren; & several nieces & nephews. She
predeceased by her parents; son: William Ziemer; 12 brothers & sisters.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, January 29, 2008 from 4-9:00 P.M. at
Hall-Kokotovich Funeral Home, Gladwin, Michigan. Funeral Services will be
conducted on Wednesday, January 30, 2008, 11:00 A.M. at Our Savior Lutheran
Church, Gladwin with Pastor Matthew Schultz officiating. Burial will take place
at Ridge Cemetery, Gladwin. Memorial contributions may be made to Our Savior
Lutheran Ladies Aid.
AUGUSTA (SELIG) ZIEMER (25 NOV 1891 – 16 AUG 1962) s/w Alex
Illness
Fatal to Mrs. Ziemer
Mrs.
Augusta Ziemer, 70, of 950 State Sreet, Gladwin, died Thursday at the Midland
Hospital
following
an illness of several months. The former
Augusta Selig was born on Nov. 25, 1891, in Russia-Poland, and came to
Cleveland, Ohio, in 1912. She was married to Alexander Ziemer on Aug. 2, 1913,
in Cleveland and they came to Gladwin County in 1913. Mrs. Ziemer was a member
of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid.
Surviving
her are three sons, Harold of Grand Ledge, Henry of Gladwin, and Ronald of
Midland; six daughters, Mrs. Anna Schieman and Mrs. Margaret Strohkirch, of
Gladwin, Mrs. Edna Zillman and Mrs. Lydia McIntosh, of Midland, Mrs. Alma Schuster
of Warren, and Miss
Emma
Ziemer of Lapeer; a sister, Mrs. Emma Krienke, of Germany; 28 grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Funeral
services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church with the
Rev.
William
J. Hassold officiating; Burial was in Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record
dated 8-22/1962 Column – 7 Page – 1.
EDWARD ZIEMER (11 APR 1898 – 27 JUNE 1964)
Rites Held for Edward Ziemer
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from
the Hall Funeral Home for Edward Ziemer, 66, who died Friday after a long
illness. Born in Poland on April 11, 1898, he came to Gladwin in 1913 from
Cleveland, Ohio. He was employed by the City of Gladwin.
Survivors include one brother, Henry, of Gladwin;
and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Brokoff,
Gladwin, Mrs. Hilda Stoike, Beaverton and Mrs. Wanda
Fritz of Ohio.
The Rev. Ernst Mueller officiated and burial was in
Ridge Cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-1/1964 Column – 5 Page – 1.
EMMA ZIEMER (1927 - 2004)
GOTTFRIED ZIEMER (29 SEP 1864 – JULY 1930) s/w Karoline
GOTTFRIED
ZIEMER
Last
Thursday morning at 5 o'clock Gottfried Ziemer of Sage township passed away
after a very painful illness of about four weeks. Mr. Ziemer was born in Poland
on Sept. 29, 1864, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ziemer. He was married to
Miss Carolina Stoike. To this union eight children were born, one of these, a
boy, died in infancy.
In
the year 1913 the family came to this county and after a short stay in
Cleveland, Ohio, settled in Gladwin county on their present farm in Sage township.
He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Carolina Ziemer, and two children, Mrs. H.
Selich, Alexander, Mrs. Albert Stoike, Edward and Henry of Gladwin, Fred of
Cleveland and Wanda
of
Detroit. Besides these there are 18 grandchildren. Mr. Ziemer was a member of
Zion
Lutheran
church, Oberlin. A funeral service was held there last Saturday afternoon.
He
is at rest in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County Record dated 7-24/1930 Column
– 2 Page – 1.
HENRY ZIEMER (2 JUNE 1903 - 28 FEB 1973)
Henry
Ziemer, 69, of
Surviving
are his wife Ann; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Walsh of Warren; three sons, Emil,
Robert and Arthur of Gladwin; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Brokoff of Gladwin, Mrs.
Hilda Stoike of Beaverton, and Mrs. Wanda Fritz of Cleveland; and eight
grandchildren. Hall Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Gladwin County
Record dated 03-07/1973 Column - 4 Page - 2
KARL ZIEMER (1884 – 20 MAR 1943)
Services Tuesday For Karl Ziemer
Funeral services were held at the Hall Funeral Home here
Tuesday for Karl Zeimer, of Sage
township, who died at his home on Saturday, March
20th. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ziemer, Mr. Ziemer was born in Poland on
Oct. 24, 1884. The Rev. Floyd Drake, of the Gladwin Methodist Church officiated
at the services Tuesday. Burial was in the Ridge cemetery. Gladwin County
Record dated 3-24/1943 Column – 4 Page – 1.
KAROLINE ZIEMER (30 MARCH 1865 – 4 MAR 1949) s/w Gottfried
Mrs.
Ziemer Buried Here Monday
Funeral
services for Mrs. Caroline Ziemer, 84, were held on Monday afternoon from the
Zion Lutheran church, in Oberlin, with the Rev. H. F. Brietzke officiating. A
short prayer service preceded the church service at the Hall Funeral Home.
Burial was in Ridge cemetery.
Mrs
Ziemer was born in Russia-Poland on March 30, 1865. She was married to
Gottfried Ziemer, who passed away in July, 1930. They came to this country in 1913
and after spending a short time in Cleveland, settled on a farm in Sage
township. Mrs. Ziemer died at the home of one of her sons on Friday, March 4.
Surviving
are three sons, Alex of Gladwin, Edward and Henry of Sage township; three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Selich, Sage township, Mrs. Hilda Stoike, Beaverton, and
Mrs. Wanda Fritz, of Cleveland; 25 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
Two sons, Fred and Sam, preceded their mother in death.
Pallbearers
were Otto Wohlgemuth, Julius Meister, Fred Brokoff, Allen Roberts, Adolph Sauer
and August Reding. Gladwin County Record dated 3-9/1949 Column - 7 Page - 1.
WILLIAM H. ZIEMER (3 MARCH 1938 - 22 APRIL 1938)