Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Morgan, Effie Jane (Pember) (Mrs. Homer G.) March 24, 1934
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Lake Odessa Wave - Times March 29, 1934
                   MRS. H. G. MORGAN DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

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RESIDENT OF LAKE ODESSA MANY YEARS.  HUSBAND AND SON SURVIVE.

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   Mrs. Homer Morgan passed away after a year's suffering, Saturday.  Mrs. Morgan
has lived in this village for 
many years where in former years of her life she was a fine seamstress and
dressmaker.  In fact, she enjoyed 
fine band work in the more recent years.

   Mr. and Mrs. Morgan enjoyed their two children, Mae and Merlin who were fine
students in the Lake Odessa 
schools.  The daughter preceding her mother in death in 1931.

   The husband and son have been faithful caretakers of the deceased whose
cheerfulness kept the sorrow of 
her going as far away as possible the last few months.

                                                 OBITUARY

   Effie Jan Pember, daughter of Morris and Charity Jeanette Pember, was born
February 19, 1869, in 
Vermontville township, Eaton county, and passed away at her home March 24, 1934, at
the age of 65 years, 
one month and five days.

   She was united in marriage with Homer Morgan on July 4, 1888, and to this union
were born two children, 
Mae, who passed away July 27, 1931, and Merlin residing in Lake Odessa.  Besides the
husband and son are 
two surviving brothers, Bert of Vermontville and Frank of Detroit.

  In March 1904, the family took up residence in Lake Odessa and with the exception
of a few years in 
Greenville, and later on a farm near Vermontville, her life from that time was spent
here.

   She was always an enthusiastic and willing worker for any worthy cause but her
chief delight was in her 
home and flowers.

   Although ill for over a year preceding her death, and a great sufferer, her
cheerfulness, courage and 
ambition were maintained to the last.  She leaves a place in her home, the hearts of
her husband and son and 
many friends, which will be difficult to fill.

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