Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Schmolz, Annie Marie (Schmucker) April 26, 1922
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Ionia County News-Thurs. May 4, 1922

Funeral Services Held Monday Morning For Mrs. L.P. Schmolz
Funeral services for the late Mrs. L.P. Schmolz were held Monday morning, May 1,
from the church of SS. Peter and Paul, the requiem High Mass being sung by Rev. Fr. Gabriel,
with a funeral sermon by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Hugh D. McCarthy. Interment was made in the
family lot in Mt. Olivet cemetery.

Mrs. L. P. Schmolz, nee Annie Marie Schmucker, daughter of Frank and Katherine 
schmucker, pioneer family of Ionia, was born December 2, 1864, at the old Schmucker
homestead located at the corner of Main and Dexter streets.

She was married to L. P. Schmolz on February 2, 1885, and was a resident of this
city her entire life. To their union four children were given, one dying in infancy, the
surviving members  being Mrs. Bruce O'Connell, of Memphis, Tenn., Russel Schmolz, of Lansing,
and Helen, who lives at home, who together with the husband an a sister, Mrs. Mollie
Blackwell, of Madison, Ohio, and a brother, Frank Schmucker, of Ionia, are left to mourn the
loss of a loving wife, mother and sister.

Besides the relatives those who attended the funeral obsequies from out of the city
were Miss Ruth Wilson, Grand Rapids, Howard Bunnell, of Lansing, and several employees of
the Internal Revenue department of Western Michigan, who are associated with Mr. Schmolz
in his work for the Federal government.

In her girlhood days Mrs. Schomlz was a musician of much local ability and delighted
many an entertainment with her talents. She was of a lovable nature and her sudden leave
taking was a distinct shock as well as a great loss to the home city she had so long grace
with her charms.

Additional Comments:
Mt. Olivet Cem.-Lot #OP-139

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