Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Altenburg, Henry Quinn 1952
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Ionia Daily Sentinel Standard, 17 Oct 1952

Henry Quinn Altenburg, 65, died Monday evening, October 13, in St. Joseph
Hospital, Flint.  He was an accountant for the Pere Marquette railroad in Ionia
for about 10 years.  Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the
Fitzjohn funeral home in Belding with the Rev. Harold Muir of Melvin
officiating.  Interment was in Otisco cemetery.

He was born August 29, 1887, at North Star, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Altenburg.  He moved to Belding with his parents in 1900.  He lived in Ionia
from about 1917 to 1926, while employed by the railroad.  During his time here,
he and his family lived on Lafayette and Rice streets and Wagar Place.  He and
his family had been living for several years in Brown City where he was employed
as a station agent.  He was a member of Brown City F.A.A.M. and Washington
chapter O.E.S.

Surviving are the wife, the former Etta Green whose grandparents were early
Otisco Township pioneers; a son, Robert of Lapeer; a daughter, Ella, a teacher
in the Grand Rapids schools; two grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Emma Cook of
Lansing, Mrs. Ella Munser of Perrinton and Mrs. Addie Hamlin of Shepherd; and
four brothers, George of Old Mission, Jesse of Lansing, Virgil of Alamo and
Clarence of Highland Park.


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