CHARLES H BRADY, Obituary, Fergus Co., MT

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WEDNESDAY; APRIL 9, 1980    
LEWISTOWN NEWS-ARGUS
Lewistown, MT - Fergus County

Charles H Brady, 93, of Lewistown died early Tuesday morning at a local nursing home following a short 
illness.

He was born May 10, 1886, in Eastman, WI, the son of Frank and Anna Brady.

He received his education in Wisconsin and worked there until coming to Montana in1914 He settled in the 
Winnett area. then moved to Wyoming; for a short time.  He returned to Montana to settle in Lewistown,  
He open the Working Man`s Barber Shop.  He operated that shop until his retirement in the mid-1960s 
Since that time he has continued to make his home in Lewistown.

He was united in marriage to Josephine L Swain in the I920s.  She preceded him in death in December 
1965.

He then was united in marriage to Anna Stover in July 1930;in Stanford She preceded him in death in 
December 1965.

He was also preceded in death by his parents, five brothers and three sisters

Mr. Brady is survived by one son. Donald R. of Lynnwood, WA: one daughter. Mrs. John (Vivian) Shafer 
of Porterville, CA; one brother, Frank of Lewistown; five grandchildren. 2 great-grandchildren and several 
nieces and nephews

Funeral services for Charles H Brady will be Saturday morning at 10 a. m. in the Cloyd Chapel with 
interment to follow in the Lewistown City Cemetery,

Friends wishing to do so may make memorials to the Cardiac Care Unit of the Central Montana Hospital 
and they may be left at the funeral home