Ironwood Daily Globe November 21, 1967
Ernest R Halme, 59, died Sunday morning at the Eli Hill home on Firesteel Rd. Ontonagon County Coroner Lyle Cane has ruled the death due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities have reported.
The deceased was born at Calumet on July 21, 1908, and moved with his family to Ontonagon when he was a child. He attended the Ontonagon schools and had been employed as a woodsman. He recently had been making his home with a son, Dennis, at Detroit and had been visiting at Ontonagon. He was a veteran of WW11.
Surviving him besides his son is a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Catanzarite, also of Detroit, 4 sisters, Mrs. Helga Nuquist of Livonia, Mrs. Sylvia Roberts & Mrs. Alfie Ballenbacker both of Detroit and 4 brothers, Wilho of Rochester, Ray of Ontonagon, Kenneth of Detroit, & Russell of Brimley.
Funeral services held at the Cane Funeral Home. Military rites will be conducted by the Ontonagon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Internment at Riverside Cemetery.
Ernest R Halme, 59, died Sunday morning at the Eli Hill home on Firesteel Rd. Ontonagon County Coroner Lyle Cane has ruled the death due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities have reported.
The deceased was born at Calumet on July 21, 1908, and moved with his family to Ontonagon when he was a child. He attended the Ontonagon schools and had been employed as a woodsman. He recently had been making his home with a son, Dennis, at Detroit and had been visiting at Ontonagon. He was a veteran of WW11.
Surviving him besides his son is a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Catanzarite, also of Detroit, 4 sisters, Mrs. Helga Nuquist of Livonia, Mrs. Sylvia Roberts & Mrs. Alfie Ballenbacker both of Detroit and 4 brothers, Wilho of Rochester, Ray of Ontonagon, Kenneth of Detroit, & Russell of Brimley.
Funeral services held at the Cane Funeral Home. Military rites will be conducted by the Ontonagon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Internment at Riverside Cemetery.
Ironwood Daily Globe November 21, 1967
Ernest R Halme, 59, died Sunday morning at the Eli Hill home on Firesteel Rd. Ontonagon County Coroner Lyle Cane has ruled the death due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities have reported.
The deceased was born at Calumet on July 21, 1908, and moved with his family to Ontonagon when he was a child. He attended the Ontonagon schools and had been employed as a woodsman. He recently had been making his home with a son, Dennis, at Detroit and had been visiting at Ontonagon. He was a veteran of WW11.
Surviving him besides his son is a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Catanzarite, also of Detroit, 4 sisters, Mrs. Helga Nuquist of Livonia, Mrs. Sylvia Roberts & Mrs. Alfie Ballenbacker both of Detroit and 4 brothers, Wilho of Rochester, Ray of Ontonagon, Kenneth of Detroit, & Russell of Brimley.
Funeral services held at the Cane Funeral Home. Military rites will be conducted by the Ontonagon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Internment at Riverside Cemetery.
Ernest R Halme, 59, died Sunday morning at the Eli Hill home on Firesteel Rd. Ontonagon County Coroner Lyle Cane has ruled the death due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities have reported.
The deceased was born at Calumet on July 21, 1908, and moved with his family to Ontonagon when he was a child. He attended the Ontonagon schools and had been employed as a woodsman. He recently had been making his home with a son, Dennis, at Detroit and had been visiting at Ontonagon. He was a veteran of WW11.
Surviving him besides his son is a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Catanzarite, also of Detroit, 4 sisters, Mrs. Helga Nuquist of Livonia, Mrs. Sylvia Roberts & Mrs. Alfie Ballenbacker both of Detroit and 4 brothers, Wilho of Rochester, Ray of Ontonagon, Kenneth of Detroit, & Russell of Brimley.
Funeral services held at the Cane Funeral Home. Military rites will be conducted by the Ontonagon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Internment at Riverside Cemetery.
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