Obit for SMITH, Mary Ann (b.1903 d.1985), Morrison Co., MN 
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September 12,1985 -- news paper

Mary Ann Smith
Name: Mary Ann Smith
Age: 82
Residence: Route 1, Motley
Passed Away: Sunday, Sept. 8, United District Nursing Home, Staples
Parents: John and Theresia Macho
Born: May 3,1903, Fawn Lake Township
Spouse: John B. Smith
Marriage: May 10, 1921, Sacred Heart Church, Staples
Member: St. Michael's Church of Motley 
        Christian Mothers Club 
        Philbrook Friendly Hour Culb.
Survived by: two sons (named)
             two daughters (named)
             sister (named)
             five brothers (named)
             27 grandchildren
             42 great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by: husband
                      two brothers
Funeral: St. Michael's Church, Motley
Officiating: Father Raymond Ringwelski
Burial: St. James Cemetery, Philbrook
Arrangements: Brenny Funeral Home, Bellin-Huff Chapel
Pallbears: (6 named)