Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Stuart, Norman W. May 17, 1943
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Clarksville Record - Thursday May 20, 1943

Norman Stuart Dies Suddenly

Funeral services were held at the Congregational Church at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday 
for Norman W. Stuart, 64, who died suddenly Monday morning of a heart attack.He 
was found in the kitchen of his home by Mrs.Stuart.

Surviving are the widow, Lynne, three sons, Neil of Hyattsville, MD.; Robert of 
Bay City and Lester of this community; twos step-children, Edwin Nash of 
Clarksville, and Mss.Leo Mc Alary of Ionia; two brothers, Ensley and Archie of 
Clarksville, and eight grandchildren.

The funeral services were attended by a throng which packed the church to pay 
last respects to a man beloved to all who knew him as a friend, neighbor and 
associate in the business, social and fraternal activities of his community. He 
was a man whose attractive personality, upright life and works will for always 
be remembered. His influence for good in the village and countryside, he loved 
so well with always stand as a monument in the hearts of his relatives and 
fellow citizens.

Mt.Stuart was a keen analyst of economical and political trends and his opinion 
on many subjects was sought and respected by many. He was a member of the 
Masonic and Odd Fellow Fraternities, a former official of the village and at the 
time of his death was president of the Clarksville Protective Association.He was 
a pioneer in the cooperative movement for farmers in Michigan. He had for a 
great many years been connected with the Clarksville elevator and was office 
manager for the concern of the time of his demise.

The services Wednesday were in charge of Rev.Fred Williams of Baroda, with John 
Beattle in charge of arrangements. Interment was in South Boston Cemetery.

Clarksville, his home community of  South Boston and his county and state have 
indeed lost a most estimable personality a true and tried friend and neighbor.

Additional Comments:
South Boston Cem.
 # S3-3
Boston Twp.
Ionia County,MI

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