LAKE GENEVA – Clarence E. Smith, 69, of 1031 Main St. died yesterday in Veterans Administration Hospital, Madison, after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War I, a graduate of Northwestern University and a business analyst who traveled worldwide in his longtime association with May Associates, Chicago. Mr. Smith, a resident here since coming from Chicago 20 years ago, was born Sept. 16, 1898, in Belvidere, Ill. He was a charter member of Post No. 1, Disabled Veterans of America. Cleveland, Ohio; a member of Twin County DAV Post 34, Kelly-Gardner-Katzman American Legion Post 45, Elkhorn; Elks Club and Northwestern Alumni Association. Only immediate survivor Is a nephew, Max Smith, New Orleans, La. Burial and military graveside rites will be in Oakhill Cemetery.
Janesville Daily Gazette Tuesday June 11, 1968
Janesville Daily Gazette Tuesday June 11, 1968
LAKE GENEVA – Clarence E. Smith, 69, of 1031 Main St. died yesterday in Veterans Administration Hospital, Madison, after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War I, a graduate of Northwestern University and a business analyst who traveled worldwide in his longtime association with May Associates, Chicago. Mr. Smith, a resident here since coming from Chicago 20 years ago, was born Sept. 16, 1898, in Belvidere, Ill. He was a charter member of Post No. 1, Disabled Veterans of America. Cleveland, Ohio; a member of Twin County DAV Post 34, Kelly-Gardner-Katzman American Legion Post 45, Elkhorn; Elks Club and Northwestern Alumni Association. Only immediate survivor Is a nephew, Max Smith, New Orleans, La. Burial and military graveside rites will be in Oakhill Cemetery.
Janesville Daily Gazette Tuesday June 11, 1968
Janesville Daily Gazette Tuesday June 11, 1968
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