Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Highland, Carol 1935
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Ionia Sentinel Standard, 11 May 1935

Carol Highland, 29, died at Bay City Friday evening at 6 o’clock from
peritonitis caused from a ruptured appendix.  Mr. Hyland was born in Hiawatha,
upper peninsula, and attended the Lyons school, where he became active in
athletics both in Lyons and in the county activities.  He was an active member
of Company H. national guards, in Ionia, from 1920 to 1925, when he moved to
Lansing, and was employed at the Motor Wheel factory until his appointment with
the state conservation department in 1930.  Since then he has been a freelance
worker in the conservation department and has been stationed in many different
places throughout the state.  A year and a half ago he was appointed
superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Harrisville, and had on several
occasions during rush seasons been transferred to the Bay City hatchery.  It was
for this reason that he was in Bay City when his death occurred.  Mr. Hyland was
rated by the state as one of their most promising young men in connecting with
the fishing work.

Surviving him as his wife, formerly Miss Mary Smith of Ionia; a daughter, four
years old, and his father at Hiawatha, and his mother at Lansing.

Funeral services will be conducted from the Church of Christ Sunday afternoon,
May 12, with Rev. Paul L. Stewart officiating.  Interment at Highland Park
Cemetery.


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