Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Silvernail, Lottie LaDue 1925
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Ionia Sentinel Standard
SILVERNAIL, LOTTIE (LaDUE)(MRS. WILLIAM HENRY): 
   THE IONIA SENTINEL-STANDARD, IONIA, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925,
front page:  "Prolonged Illness Is Fatal Friday to Mrs. W. H. Silvernail - Mrs.
William H. Silvernail, age 5(?) years, died Friday evening at 7:15 at the
residence, 533 High street, after an illness lasting many weeks.  Though Mrs.
Silvernail had been critically ill some hopes for her recovery were held out
last week.  A change for the worst came several days ago, and she failed rapidly
until her death.
   Mrs. Silvernail was born February 28, 1874.  Her maiden name was Miss Lottie
LaDue.
   Besides her husband, Mrs. Silvernail is survived by two daughters, Miss
Oneita Silvernail, and Miss Opal Silvernail, both high school students.  She
also is survived by three brothers, Bert LaDue and Lyle LaDue, of Ionia, and
Arthur LaDue, of Detroit.
   There will be a short service held from the residence Tuesday morning at 11
o'clock.  Rev. Charles J. Kruse will officiate.  At 1:30 the funeral service
will be at the United Brethren church at Matherton.  Burial will take place at
the East Plains cemetery."

   THE IONIA SENTINEL-STANDARD, Wed., Feb. 11, 1925:  "Mrs. W. H. Silvernail
Funeral Tuesday p.m. - The Methodist Episcopal church at Matherton was filled to
its capacity Tuesday afternoon for the funeral service of Mrs. William H.
Silvernail, which was held at 1:30.  A short prayer service was held at the
residence, 533 High street, at 11 o'clock.
   Rev. Charles J. Kruse conducted the service and the music was furnished by
the Matherton Methodist Episcopal choir.  Twelve members of the Sunday school
class, taught by Mrs. Eldon Willard, and of which the Misses Oneita and Opal
Silvernail are members, attended in a body.  The girls, assisted by Mrs. Fred
Allen, were in charge of the many beautiful flowers.  The bearers were Lyle
LaDue, Bert LaDue, Frederick Silvernail, Cornelius Silvernail, and Harry
Silvernail.  Burial took place at the East Plains cemetery."


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