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       Juliette Grosselle

   Miss Juliette Grosselle, who had made her home with
   Mrs. Jessie Mallernee for many years, died suddenly
   last Friday morning.  Mrs. Mallernee had talked with
   her shortly after six o'clock before going to the
   store, and a few hours later when Mrs. W. C. Terry, a
   neighbor, went to the house she found Miss Grosselle
   lying on the couch dead, apparently having expired
   but a few moments before. The funeral was held at
   Grace Episcopal church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon,
   conducted by Rev. Bubb of Fremont, and the body was
   taken by auto hearse to Sandusky for burial, quite a
   number of friends accompanying the funeral party.
   Miss Grosselle was a music teacher by profession and
   for many years served as organist and leader at St.
   Mary's church.  She was a most estimable lady and
   leaves a host of friends.  One sister survives her,
   Mrs. Emma Newhard, who is ill at the home of her
   daughter in Detroit and was unable to attend the
   funeral.  Those at the funderal from a distance were
   Mrs. Alva Beamer of Detroit, Richard Beamer of
   Painesville and Paul A. Beamer of Wheeling, W. Va.
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