Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Little, Elizabeth E. 1936
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The Belding Banner-News, Monday, September 3, 1936


The sudden death of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Little, 77, 612 Harrison avenue, on 
Tuesday, shortly before noon, was a distinct shock to her family and many 
friends in this community.  Death came as Mrs. Little was visiting with her 
physician prior to taking a treatment.  She had been in poor health for several 
years but had felt much better for the past few weeks.

Mrs. Elizabeth Breimayer Little was the widow of William Little who preceded 
her in death over 40 years ago.  During the past 25 years the deceased had been 
a resident of this city, having made her home for some time with her son, Tom 
Little and family.  She was born in Washtenaw county, the eldest in the family 
of 8 children, born to Ferdinand and Agatha Breimayer.  The other of the family 
who has passed away besides the father and mother, is Joe Breimayer, prominent 
Miriam farmer who died in 1926.

Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 9 o’clock at St. Joseph’s 
Catholic church, of which the deceased was a faithful member.  Fr. L. L. Door 
will officiate.  The Christian Mothers society of which she was  a member, will 
meet for payers Thursday evening at the late home.

Mrs. Little was the mother of four children, two of whom survive: Mrs. Carl 
Edelstein of Cleveland, Ohio, and Tom Little of this city.  The surviving 
brothers and sisters are Anthony and Charles Breimayer of Miriam, Mrs. 
Josephine Fisher of near Belding, Mrs. Cynthia Cowles of near Smyrna, Mrs. 
Roland Bridges of Carbondale, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Russell of Luther; also two 
granddaughters, Miss Josephine Gregg of Cleveland, Ohio, and Eva Mae Little of 
this city, survive.

Subsequent Publication:  September 10, 1936

Correction:  In the obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Little in last weeks’ Banner-
News, the name of Miss Josephine Gregg was given as being a granddaughter of 
the deceased.  The name should have been Miss Virginia Palmer, of Cleveland, 
Ohio.  We sincerely regret this mistake.


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