Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Lapo, Guy 1930
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Lake Odessa Wave, 17 Jul 1930

The Three  Funerals

The funerals of the three men who lost their lives in the terrible tragedy of 
last week were held at the same hour at three different places and all were 
very largely attended.

Guy Lapo

The funeral of Guy Lapo was held in Central Methodist church where the deceased 
had been a member a number of years.  The church was nearly filled, 
notwithstanding the exceedingly hot day.

Rev. O. F. Bulman, the pastor, spoke words of comfort and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. 
Goodemoot sang “Abide in His Love,” Mrs. Thomas Johnson accompanied and played 
the funeral march.  The bearers were Byron Goodsell, George Tasker, Glenn 
Covert, William Sweitzer, Sam McRoberts and Ed Snobble.

Those from away to attend the funeral of Guy Lapo were Mr. and Mrs. George 
Allsbaugh and son and daughter of Tiffin, O., Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes of 
Bloomville, O., Mr. and Mrs. George Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and 
daughter of Attica, O., Miss Inez Miley and father of Shepard, Mich., and Mr. 
and Mrs. George Lapo and son of Portland.

[Transcriber’s Note:  There is a handwritten note on this obituary card that 
the story of the Hardware Store fire is in the Lake Odessa Wave & Times, 
Thursday, July 17, 1930, on the front page.]


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