Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Lowrey, Harriet (Welch) (Mrs. John) May 24, 1917
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Lake Odessa Wave - Times - June 1, 1917
                  INJURIES FATAL TO MRS. JOHN LOWREY
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                STRUCK BY TRAIN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 
  WELL KNOWN RESIDENT SUCCUMBS FOLLOWING MORNING.  
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   Mrs. John Lowrey, who was struck by a freight train at the crossing just east of
Miner's store last week 
Thursday afternoon, succumbed to her injuries early the following morning.  The
funeral was held from the 
home Sunday afternoon, Rev. L. L. Steadman preaching the sermon.  Mrs. C. A. Lapo
and Mrs. A. J. Dann 
sang.  Deceased was laid to rest in Lakeside.
   Mrs. Lowrey was one of Lake Odessa's well known and best loved residents, and her
death was the cause of 
sincere grief to many. Many relatives, quite a few from a distance, attended the
funeral.
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                                       OBITUARY
   Harriet Welch was bor in Novi, Oakland county, Michigan, April 13, 1846 and died
May 24, 1917.
   She was united in marriage to John Lowrey, May 5, 1861. To this union four
children were born, Mrs. Frank 
Mitchell of Berlin township, Mrs. Jack Aungst of Odessa township, Frank W. Lowrey of
Lake Odessa and 
Thomas Lowrey, Berlin township.  She leaves a host of friends to mourn her loss also
three brothers and one 
sister.  She died in Lake Odessa, May 25, aged 71 years, one month and 12 days. 
This is the first break in the 
family in 56 years.
   
 

Additional Comments:
                                                   CARD OF THANKS
   We wish hereby to extend our most sincere thanks to all those who assisted us in
the time of our deep 
affliction all those who brought flowers the singers, Mrs. Dann and Mrs. Lapo, and
especially we wish to thank 
the neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help.
                                                   John Lowrey,
                                                   Frank Lowrey,
                                                   Tom Lowrey,
                                                    Mrs. Frank Mitchell,
                                                    Bernice Aungst.


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