Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Cutler, Allie M. (Ryerson) 1931
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Ionia Sentinel Standard, 19 Feb 1931

Mrs. Allie M. Cutler

The beautiful home of Fred Cutler, Jr., Lafayette street, was converted into a
floral palace early in the week after the announcement of the death of Mrs.
Cutler Monday morning.  More flowers were added Wednesday for the funeral
services, conducted there in the afternoon by Rev. R.E. Karban, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church.  The sympathy that these beautiful floral offerings
conveyed was added to by messages of fraternal love for Mrs. Cutler through the
many emblems of the several orders with which she had worked.  The arrangement
of the flowers was in charge of Miss Millie Kress, Mrs. Clare Fuller, and Mrs.
C.J. VanReenen.

Since her marriage in 1887, Mrs. Cutler had resided in Ionia.  During that time
she had given liberally of her time in calling on the sick and for the interests
of the betterment of the community through the several fraternal orders which
had honored her with the highest positions of trust.  She had been sick for a
long time, and the friends made during her active years never forgot, and her
visitors were frequent and her favors many.  Many who had come frequently during
her illness joined those from about the state for the services, and the home was
filled for the last rites. 

Dr. F.M. Marsh, C.J. VanReenen, Clare Fuller, Lee Yates, Henry Witzel, H.F.
Voelker served as the bearers.  A temporary interment was made in the Highland
Park mausoleum.

Attending from out of town were: State Pythian sisters, Sadie Price, grand
senior, Detroit; Bertha Lynn, grand mistress of records and seals, Detroit; Mrs.
Ed. Hall, past grand chief, Battle Creek, and Earldine Evans, Detroit.  Of the
Rebekah assembly of Michigan, Carrie Taylor, president, Petoskey; Blanche
Sewart, warden, St. Clair; Etta Smith, secretary, Grand Rapids; Addie Smith,
treasurer, Detroit; Dorothy Reiser, conductor, Wayne; Myrtle Page, inside
guardian, Lansing; Stella McClaymont, past-president, Grand Rapids; Carrie
Rogers, past-president, Detroit; Mollie Crowe, past-president, Detroit; Alida
Winans, past chaplain, Lansing.  Of the Odd Fellow lodge, Homer Carr, past grand
master, Jackson; Fred Rogers, grand master, Lansing, Thomas D. Dow, deputy grand
master, Stanton.

Others from away who attended were: Mrs. Fred Rogers, Lansing; Mrs. Homer Carr,
Jackson; A.A. Sewart, St. Clair; George Smith, Grand Rapids; W.G. McClaymont,
Grand Rapids; Floyd Reiser, Wayne; Edward Hall, Battle Creek; 15 members of the
Portland Rebekah lodge, No. 37, Portland; Mrs. Eleanor Schade, a niece, Chicago,
Ill.; Mrs. Mamie Thayer and son the former a cousin and Edgar Thayer, of
Muskegon; Don Cutler a nephew, of Detroit; Dr. and Mrs. John Toan, Mr. and Mrs.
William Toan, of Portland; Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. John McKenna, of Grand
Rapids; Mrs. Julia Smedley and Miss Genevieve Halliday, Lansing.


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