Manistee County MI Archives Photo Tombstone.....Goodrich, Emma 
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Cemetery:           Old School House
Name:               Emma Goodrich

Date Of Photograph: November 4, 2005
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Emma Olson Goodrich - b. 19 May 1883 - d. 24 Oct. 1918 
CHRISTENED--20 Mar. 1883, Norwalk Lutheran Church, Manistee, MI
MARRIAGE---14 Oct. 1903, Manistee, Manistee, MI.
PARENTS---Martin Olson & Berygitta Halverson
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MANISTEE  NEWS  ADVOCATE--25 Oct. 1918--Page 1 & 6--
11  MORE  INFLUENZA  CASES IN CITY;  TWO  DEAD  AT NORWALK---VIGILANCE MUST BE 
CONTINUED TO CHECK EPIDEMIC---Situation Out In County More Serious Than In 
Manistee-- NORWALK  MAY  HAVE HOSPITAL  SHORTLY---Red Cross Likely To Take 
Charge Of Affairs There---Survey Of Rural Districts Made To Determine Need For 
Nurses---Influeaza developments for the 24 hour perion ending at noon today 
included; Eleven new cases reported to Health Officer, Dr. E. S. Ellis. Two 
deaths reported from Norwalk. Two critical cases in both Pierport and Chief. 
Promise of influenza serum from Mayo Brothers, of Rochester, for free 
injections, beginning Monday.----Eleven new cases, the largest number to be 
reported within the city for any previous 24 hour period, were on Dr. E. S. 
Ellis books this afternoon, and they comprised his daily report telegraphed in 
to the state health board. This increase is taken not as an alarming 
indication, but proves that absolute vigilance must be continued in order to 
prevent the epidemic from gripping the city with the disastrous results which 
have resulted in other cities. -- The sitution out in the country is occasion 
for the greatest worry to medical authorities. For some unexplained reason the 
disease seems to be more virulent there than in the more conjested limits of 
the city, and the only cases which have resulted fatally have been reported 
from outlying communities.---Two more are Dead---Fred Goodrich, 71 years old. 
Mrs. George Goodrich, 35 years old, both of Norwalk. -- Fred Goodrich was one 
of the pioneers of Manistee county having lived at his Norwalk for more than 
half a century. He is survived by six children. George, Frank, Sadie and Mrs. 
Charles Peterson of Norwalk and Mrs. Baldwin, Traverse City and Mrs. Kelso of 
Detroit. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock and 
interment will be made in Noewalk cemetery. -- Mrs. Goodrich died at half past 
six o'clock Thursday evening. She is survived by her husband, four children, 
her mother, four sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held 
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.


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