Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Montgomery, Emma T. 1931
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The Ionia Sentinel-Standard, Friday, December 18, 1931

Suffering a second heart attack within two weeks, Mrs. Emma T. Montgomery, 
widow of the late Frank R. Montgomery, expired about 2 o’clock Friday 
afternoon at her home, 128 West Summit street.

Subsequent Publication:  Saturday, December 19, 1931

Mrs. Emma T. Montgomery, 70, died unexpectedly Friday afternoon at her home, 
128 West Summit street, of heart disease from which she had been suffering 
several months.  Her condition was not such that it kept her in bed or even at 
home all of the time and Wednesday afternoon she attended the meeting of the 
mother’s guild of St. John’s Episcopal church and Thursday was down a short 
time Thursday evening.  Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lemke and children, and Emma 
Scott and son, Gerald Bennett, of St. Louis, Md., spent the evening with her 
and she seemed as well as usual and in the best of spirits.  Friday morning 
early she was taken worse, her death following.  

The body reposes at the Bradley funeral home, where Mrs. Montgomery will be 
seen at any time until 2 o’clock Monday afternoon when the casket will be 
closed for the short service to be conducted there.  The funeral services will 
follow at St. John’s Episcopal church at 2:30 and burial will be in Highland 
Park cemetery.

Mrs. Montgomery was a member of St. John’s Episcopal church and affiliated 
with all of its auxiliaries.  Her pastor, Rev. Fr. Edwin G. White, will have 
charge of the services.

She was born in California but lived the greater part of her life until her 
marriage 43 years ago in New York.  Following her marriage she and her 
husband, Frank R. Montgomery, came to Ionia, where she had resided since and 
where he died one year ago in September.

Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. Richard Lemke; two grandchildren, and a 
sister, Mrs. F. B. Longwell, of New York.


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