Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Cummins, Clyde C. October 4, 1917
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Lake Odessa Wave-Times    October 12, 1917

                                OBITUARY

Clyde Cummins, son of Harvey and Susie Cummins was born near Union Mills, 
Legrange county, Indiana, November 21, 1880.

He moved with his parents, when about three years old, to a farm near Millbrook, 
this state. He lived and worked with his father on the farm until he was a young 
man. After working for some time a foreman in a department of the Belding silk 
mills at Belding, Ionia county, he was employed as fireman on the P.M.R.R. 
system for several years.

He was married to Anna Anway, February 29,, 1903. To this union was born one 
son, Kenneth Clare. They live about a year in Belding and Grand Rapids, then 
moved to their present farm home, where the deceased, by his kind disposition 
and accommodating ways has builded about him a host of friends.

During the first part of July he became afflicted with diphtheria, which was 
immediately followed by pneumonia.The best of medical services were obtained but 
all seemed of no avail and through all those long tedious weeks of suffering he 
has lingered and faded away until the summons came on Thursday of last week when 
his last wish was being executed and together with his wife and friends he was 
being conveyed by automobile toward the hospital at Grand Rapids.

He leaves to mourn his departure a devoted wife and son, a loving mother and 
three brothers, John, Albert and Claude, and one sister Maude all of Millbrook, 
Mich., his father having passed to the Great Beyond, February 22, 1910. He was a 
member in good standing of the local Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges.

                           CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most sincere thanks to everyone for the many kind acts 
and deeds and sympathies shown us during the sickness and death of our departed 
husband and father.Especially to the different societies, the minister, the male 
quartette, and for the many beautiful floral tokens of sympathy.
                       Mrs.Clyde Cummins and
                      son Kenneth and relatives.

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Lakeside Cem.#7-893

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