Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Arnwine, Allie 1918
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Belding Banner News, 13 Nov 1918

Allie Arnwine Popular Local Girl Is Dead.

Peritonitis Suddenly Caused Death of One of City’s Most Respected Ladies.

Local people received a sad shock when it became noised through the city 
Tuesday forenoon that Miss Allie Arnwine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Arnwine 
was seriously ill at her parents’ home and that her recovery was very doubtful 
and within a short time the word was passed out that Miss Arnwine had passed 
away at 10 o’clock that forenoon after an illness of about ten days, but which 
had been of such a nature that only since Sunday evening had she been confined 
to her bed.  Peritonitis was given as the cause of death.

The funeral will be held tomorrow Thursday, afternoon at 2 o’clock from the 
house, Rev. Rooke, the new minister at the Congregational church officiating 
and interment will be in the Otisco cemetery.

Miss Arnwine was a splendid young lady and was well known and universally liked 
by all the people of this city and her untimely death will be learned of with 
regret by more than her immediate circle of close friends because of the fact 
that one whose cheerful ways and pleasant disposition, as were those of the 
deceased will be missed by all.

Miss Arnwine had been a resident of this city practically all her life and 
leaves to mourn their loss, her parents, a sister, Mrs. Carroll Spicer of this 
city and another sister, Mrs. George Y. Reed, of Detroit.


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