DAVID MORGAN
DAVID MORGAN DIES AT CATO; HEART ATTACK
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies Unexpected While In His Easy Chair
Taken with a heart attack as he sat in an easy chair in his home at Cato shortly before noon today, David Morgan, Sr., 71 years, retired farmer, died before a physician could be summoned.
Mr. Morgan, who moved into the village from his farm in the town of Cato in 1916, had been about as usual the past few days and his demise today was unexpected.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Morgan home in Cato, with interment in the Clarks Mills cemetery.
The deceased was a lover of fancy horses and livestock and for years served as superintendent of the horse division of the Manitowoc county fair.
Mr. Morgan was born in Cato in 1862 and spent his entire life in the town.
He was married in 1911 to Frances Morgan who survives with one son David Morgan Jr., at student at Lawrence college, Appleton; three brothers, John and Frank of Wausau and George of Amhurst, and one sister, Miss Emma Morgan of this city.
The remains are to be removed to the Morgan home at Cato tomorrow from the Berge undertaking parlors at Valders.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 24, 1933 P. 2
DAVID MORGAN DIES AT CATO; HEART ATTACK
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies Unexpected While In His Easy Chair
Taken with a heart attack as he sat in an easy chair in his home at Cato shortly before noon today, David Morgan, Sr., 71 years, retired farmer, died before a physician could be summoned.
Mr. Morgan, who moved into the village from his farm in the town of Cato in 1916, had been about as usual the past few days and his demise today was unexpected.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Morgan home in Cato, with interment in the Clarks Mills cemetery.
The deceased was a lover of fancy horses and livestock and for years served as superintendent of the horse division of the Manitowoc county fair.
Mr. Morgan was born in Cato in 1862 and spent his entire life in the town.
He was married in 1911 to Frances Morgan who survives with one son David Morgan Jr., at student at Lawrence college, Appleton; three brothers, John and Frank of Wausau and George of Amhurst, and one sister, Miss Emma Morgan of this city.
The remains are to be removed to the Morgan home at Cato tomorrow from the Berge undertaking parlors at Valders.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 24, 1933 P. 2
DAVID MORGAN
DAVID MORGAN DIES AT CATO; HEART ATTACK
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies Unexpected While In His Easy Chair
Taken with a heart attack as he sat in an easy chair in his home at Cato shortly before noon today, David Morgan, Sr., 71 years, retired farmer, died before a physician could be summoned.
Mr. Morgan, who moved into the village from his farm in the town of Cato in 1916, had been about as usual the past few days and his demise today was unexpected.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Morgan home in Cato, with interment in the Clarks Mills cemetery.
The deceased was a lover of fancy horses and livestock and for years served as superintendent of the horse division of the Manitowoc county fair.
Mr. Morgan was born in Cato in 1862 and spent his entire life in the town.
He was married in 1911 to Frances Morgan who survives with one son David Morgan Jr., at student at Lawrence college, Appleton; three brothers, John and Frank of Wausau and George of Amhurst, and one sister, Miss Emma Morgan of this city.
The remains are to be removed to the Morgan home at Cato tomorrow from the Berge undertaking parlors at Valders.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 24, 1933 P. 2
DAVID MORGAN DIES AT CATO; HEART ATTACK
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies Unexpected While In His Easy Chair
Taken with a heart attack as he sat in an easy chair in his home at Cato shortly before noon today, David Morgan, Sr., 71 years, retired farmer, died before a physician could be summoned.
Mr. Morgan, who moved into the village from his farm in the town of Cato in 1916, had been about as usual the past few days and his demise today was unexpected.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Morgan home in Cato, with interment in the Clarks Mills cemetery.
The deceased was a lover of fancy horses and livestock and for years served as superintendent of the horse division of the Manitowoc county fair.
Mr. Morgan was born in Cato in 1862 and spent his entire life in the town.
He was married in 1911 to Frances Morgan who survives with one son David Morgan Jr., at student at Lawrence college, Appleton; three brothers, John and Frank of Wausau and George of Amhurst, and one sister, Miss Emma Morgan of this city.
The remains are to be removed to the Morgan home at Cato tomorrow from the Berge undertaking parlors at Valders.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Tuesday, October 24, 1933 P. 2
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