SIMEON J. HALE DIES OCTOBER 11TH
Death Parts Aged Couple Who Fought Lite’s Battles Together for Forty-Nine Years.
The death of Simeon J. Hale occurred at the home on north Beech street Sunday, October 11th, at the age of 77; years, 11 months and one day. His health had been failing for some time, but his last illness was of a short duration, being at his usual duties when called.
Simeon Hale was born in York state November 10th, 1848, where he spent his boyhood days. He was united in marriage to Miss Harriet Beeman and this union was blessed by eight children, four having preceded him to the Great Beyond. Those left to mourn his departure are Mrs. Alta Wasson, of Clare; Edith, of Chicago; Glen, of Sheridan township, and Ora, of Arthur township, together with the devoted wife, fifteen grand children, six great grand children, two brothers, one sister, and hosts of relatives and friends who will greatly miss him.
The deceased was a kind, loving husband and father, a good neighbor and an honest upright citizen, taking an intelligent interest in the welfare of the community where they lived. They were pioneer residents of Arthur township, and due to failing health they moved to Clare last winter, where their children have done everything in their power for their comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hale had traveled life’s pathway together nearly forty-nine years, learning to lean more and more upon each other.
To the loved ones left behind we extend our deepest sympathy, and hope they may meet upon the shore of immortality, there to renew the tender ties so sadly broken on earth.
The funeral was held from the home last week Wednesday, Rev. Frank Bates of the Eagle, officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove cemetery.
(The Clare Sentinel, p. 1 - Clare, MI - 23 October 1925)
Death Parts Aged Couple Who Fought Lite’s Battles Together for Forty-Nine Years.
The death of Simeon J. Hale occurred at the home on north Beech street Sunday, October 11th, at the age of 77; years, 11 months and one day. His health had been failing for some time, but his last illness was of a short duration, being at his usual duties when called.
Simeon Hale was born in York state November 10th, 1848, where he spent his boyhood days. He was united in marriage to Miss Harriet Beeman and this union was blessed by eight children, four having preceded him to the Great Beyond. Those left to mourn his departure are Mrs. Alta Wasson, of Clare; Edith, of Chicago; Glen, of Sheridan township, and Ora, of Arthur township, together with the devoted wife, fifteen grand children, six great grand children, two brothers, one sister, and hosts of relatives and friends who will greatly miss him.
The deceased was a kind, loving husband and father, a good neighbor and an honest upright citizen, taking an intelligent interest in the welfare of the community where they lived. They were pioneer residents of Arthur township, and due to failing health they moved to Clare last winter, where their children have done everything in their power for their comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hale had traveled life’s pathway together nearly forty-nine years, learning to lean more and more upon each other.
To the loved ones left behind we extend our deepest sympathy, and hope they may meet upon the shore of immortality, there to renew the tender ties so sadly broken on earth.
The funeral was held from the home last week Wednesday, Rev. Frank Bates of the Eagle, officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove cemetery.
(The Clare Sentinel, p. 1 - Clare, MI - 23 October 1925)
SIMEON J. HALE DIES OCTOBER 11TH
Death Parts Aged Couple Who Fought Lite’s Battles Together for Forty-Nine Years.
The death of Simeon J. Hale occurred at the home on north Beech street Sunday, October 11th, at the age of 77; years, 11 months and one day. His health had been failing for some time, but his last illness was of a short duration, being at his usual duties when called.
Simeon Hale was born in York state November 10th, 1848, where he spent his boyhood days. He was united in marriage to Miss Harriet Beeman and this union was blessed by eight children, four having preceded him to the Great Beyond. Those left to mourn his departure are Mrs. Alta Wasson, of Clare; Edith, of Chicago; Glen, of Sheridan township, and Ora, of Arthur township, together with the devoted wife, fifteen grand children, six great grand children, two brothers, one sister, and hosts of relatives and friends who will greatly miss him.
The deceased was a kind, loving husband and father, a good neighbor and an honest upright citizen, taking an intelligent interest in the welfare of the community where they lived. They were pioneer residents of Arthur township, and due to failing health they moved to Clare last winter, where their children have done everything in their power for their comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hale had traveled life’s pathway together nearly forty-nine years, learning to lean more and more upon each other.
To the loved ones left behind we extend our deepest sympathy, and hope they may meet upon the shore of immortality, there to renew the tender ties so sadly broken on earth.
The funeral was held from the home last week Wednesday, Rev. Frank Bates of the Eagle, officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove cemetery.
(The Clare Sentinel, p. 1 - Clare, MI - 23 October 1925)
Death Parts Aged Couple Who Fought Lite’s Battles Together for Forty-Nine Years.
The death of Simeon J. Hale occurred at the home on north Beech street Sunday, October 11th, at the age of 77; years, 11 months and one day. His health had been failing for some time, but his last illness was of a short duration, being at his usual duties when called.
Simeon Hale was born in York state November 10th, 1848, where he spent his boyhood days. He was united in marriage to Miss Harriet Beeman and this union was blessed by eight children, four having preceded him to the Great Beyond. Those left to mourn his departure are Mrs. Alta Wasson, of Clare; Edith, of Chicago; Glen, of Sheridan township, and Ora, of Arthur township, together with the devoted wife, fifteen grand children, six great grand children, two brothers, one sister, and hosts of relatives and friends who will greatly miss him.
The deceased was a kind, loving husband and father, a good neighbor and an honest upright citizen, taking an intelligent interest in the welfare of the community where they lived. They were pioneer residents of Arthur township, and due to failing health they moved to Clare last winter, where their children have done everything in their power for their comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hale had traveled life’s pathway together nearly forty-nine years, learning to lean more and more upon each other.
To the loved ones left behind we extend our deepest sympathy, and hope they may meet upon the shore of immortality, there to renew the tender ties so sadly broken on earth.
The funeral was held from the home last week Wednesday, Rev. Frank Bates of the Eagle, officiating, and the remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove cemetery.
(The Clare Sentinel, p. 1 - Clare, MI - 23 October 1925)
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