Clare County MI Archives Obituaries.....Bradley, Arthur W.  July 31, 1936
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7 Aug 1936 
ARTHUR BRADLEY DIES SUDDENLY FRIDAY MORNING
a Clare newspaper clipping  07 August 1936
Grant Township Farmer Was Pioneer of County and Repected by All

	The many friends of Arthur W. Bradley were shocked at the news of his 
sudden death at 8:00 a.m. Friday, July 31st, of apoplexy.

	Mr. Bradley, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley, was born in 
Waterford, Ontario, January 26, 1864.  He came to Saginaw, Michigan, when a 
small boy and a few years later moved to Clare County, where he has since made 
his home.

	He was married to Mable Virtue in 1903.  Surviving him are his widow 
and two sons, Harold V. and Donald W., and one grandchild, of Clare.  He also 
leaves three sisters, Mrs. Allen Bickford, and Mrs. Frank Killmer, of San 
Bernadino, California, and Mrs. Richard Price, of Saginaw.

	Mr. Bradley was a early pioneer of Grant township.  He helped to chop 
the road that passed the farm which he still owned.  He, with his parents, 
carved a home in the wilderness and endured the many hardships such as forest 
fires, etc.  He was a strong man and despite the many misfortunes of those 
days won himself a home.  Helping at logging bees and barn raisings, he was 
ever ready to help a neighbor.  Besides the relatives he leaves a host of 
friends.

	Those who attended the funeral from a distance were his sister, Mrs. 
Richard Price and husband, Melvin Price, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Price.  Mr. and 
Mrs. Nelson Hall, Bernell Price, Doris and Sheldon Price, all of Saginaw.

	A large number of friends attended the funeral, which was held at the 
home on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock, with Rev. Albert Dawe the 
officiating minister.  Interment was made at the Cherry Grove cemetery with 
Doherty and Sons in charge.

	




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