Gladwin County MI Archives Obituaries.....MOGG, RALPH EMERSON 1933-1934
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Gladwin County Record dated 05-31/1934 Column - 2 Page - 1
OFFICERS PROBE MYSTERY DEATH

   Midland county authorities are continuing their investigation into the 
cause of the death of Ralph Emerson Mogg, whose body was found in the 
Tittabawassee river two miles south of Edenville Sunday by fishermen. Mogg was 
last seen December 18 when he left to go hunting with two companions. He 
separated from the other two, and they returned home without finding him. 
Officials could find no clue to his disappearance at that time. His 
disappearance followed an auto accident in which he and his two companions had 
been. His companions reported the crash, returned to the scene, but could not 
find Mogg.
   He was reported to have had between $15 and $25 on his person he left on 
the day of his disappearance. The body, almost beyond recognition, was 
identified by clothing. Cause of death was tentatively set as drowned.
   Mogg was born August 29, 1905, in Alfred, New York. Surviving are his 
father, John Mogg, of Rosebush; two brothers, Rex, of Pontiac; and Robert of 
Gladwin; a sister, Mrs. Jerry Greer, of Gladwin.
   Burial services were held yesterday morning at the Dale cemetery, Reverend 
Raymond Norton of Beaverton officiating. 

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