Obituaries of Mr and Mrs Earl Chrysler, Yale, St Clair County, Michigan

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  Notes takes from Yale Newspaper Clipping Dated 1934
 Mrs. Earl Crysler - Melvin, Apr. 12 - Funeral services were held this
afternoon in the Baptist church for Mrs. Earl Crysler, 40, who died Sunday in
her home here.
      Rev. Harold Bater, pastor, officated and burial was in Elk Cemetery. 
      Mrs. Crysler is survived by her husband and four sons, Earl Jr.,
Kenneth, Royal, and Robert; four daughters, Nellie, Dorothy, Delphine, and
Hazel, all at home; mother Mrs. William Moody, Detroit; two brothers William
and Cicil Moody both of Detroit; four sisters, Mrs. Frank McCormick, of
Elkheart Ind.; Mrs. James Willis, of Carsonville; Mrs. James Gurney, of
Detriot, and Mrs. William Frasemer, of Chicago; a Half-brother, John Moody, of
Melvin; and three Half-sisters, Mrs. Pearl Baldwin, of Port Huron; Mrs. Minnie
Dell, of Beaverton, Mich., and Mrs. Deliah Beam, of Melvin.


Notes: taken from Newspaper Death Notices 27 January 1950
 Earl L. Crysler Laid to Rest
      Earl L Crysler, 59, life long resident of the Thumb District, died
Friday afternnoon in the home of his son, James Crysler, near Frankenmuth. 
      The remains were brought to the Peters Funeral Home where funeral
services were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday. Rev. Earl McDonald, pastor of the Free
Methodist Church, Yale, Officiated. Burial was in Elk Township Cemetery, Peck.
      Mr. Crysler was born Nov. 18, 1890  in Peck, son of pioneer residents.
He married Miss Tressa Moody, Melvin, March 17, 1910, in Fargo. She died in
1934. He lived for 25 years near Roseburg.
      He is survived by four daughters Mrs. Nellie McDonald, Mrs. Dorothy
Hazzard, Mrs. Delphine Dudley, all of Yale, and Mrs Hazel Smith, of Sandusky;
four sons, Earl and Kenneth Crysler, both of Pontiac; James of Frankenmuth,
and Robert of Detroit; 11 grand-children and several nices and nephews. 

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