PROVERBS 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
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Dan was the son of:
James Ralph Smith
Mary Magnolia All Smith
Although his middle name has been reported as "Webster" neither his birth certificate nor his death certificate reflect any middle name at all. His sisters claim that he did not have a middle name. Unknown where the "Webster" middle name may have originated.
He was brother of:
Carl Mason Smith
Anna Margaret Smith-Howe
Helen Mae Smith-Poff
James Ralph Smith, Jr.
Earl Clarence Smith
Rebecca A. Smith-Mathews
He was married 04/23/1948 to Nina R. Nowtars in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
They had four children:
Donald Larry Smith
[02/10/1950-08/14/1999]
Bruce Allen Smith
Carol Diane Smith
Susan Lynn Smith
He served in the United States Marine Corp. and was employed with the Quaker Maid Company.
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In my possession I have an undated obituary clipping that may have appeared in the Terre Haute Indiana newspaper or a Trade Paper.
"Field Rep. DANIEL SMITH Dead; Former L.U. 14985 President"
Terre Haute, Ind. --
"International Representative DANIEL SMITH, 38, a member of the staff of Region 40 died on April 26 at St. Anthony Hospital here.
Mr. Smith, who joined the staff of District 50 in June, 1964, was formerly the president of Local Union 14985, composed of employes of the Ann Page Division, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company of Terre Haute, Ind. Although his tenure of employment with District 50 had been relatively short, he was well liked and well received by all of the officers and members of all the local unions in Region 40. He had recently attended the Second Constitutional Covention of District 50.
Mr Smith is survived by his widow, Nina, and four children; two sisters also survice.
Funeral services were held at the DeBaun Funeral Home on April 29, with the Reverend James Rowe officiating. Interment was in Roselawn Memorial Park at Terre Haute. The staff of Region 40, headed by Regional Director Joseph DiStefano, represented the National Organization of District 50.
(undated newspaper clipping from Terre Haute, Indiana. Could have been in the local paper, or perhaps a trade newspaper)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dan was the son of:
James Ralph Smith
Mary Magnolia All Smith
Although his middle name has been reported as "Webster" neither his birth certificate nor his death certificate reflect any middle name at all. His sisters claim that he did not have a middle name. Unknown where the "Webster" middle name may have originated.
He was brother of:
Carl Mason Smith
Anna Margaret Smith-Howe
Helen Mae Smith-Poff
James Ralph Smith, Jr.
Earl Clarence Smith
Rebecca A. Smith-Mathews
He was married 04/23/1948 to Nina R. Nowtars in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
They had four children:
Donald Larry Smith
[02/10/1950-08/14/1999]
Bruce Allen Smith
Carol Diane Smith
Susan Lynn Smith
He served in the United States Marine Corp. and was employed with the Quaker Maid Company.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In my possession I have an undated obituary clipping that may have appeared in the Terre Haute Indiana newspaper or a Trade Paper.
"Field Rep. DANIEL SMITH Dead; Former L.U. 14985 President"
Terre Haute, Ind. --
"International Representative DANIEL SMITH, 38, a member of the staff of Region 40 died on April 26 at St. Anthony Hospital here.
Mr. Smith, who joined the staff of District 50 in June, 1964, was formerly the president of Local Union 14985, composed of employes of the Ann Page Division, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company of Terre Haute, Ind. Although his tenure of employment with District 50 had been relatively short, he was well liked and well received by all of the officers and members of all the local unions in Region 40. He had recently attended the Second Constitutional Covention of District 50.
Mr Smith is survived by his widow, Nina, and four children; two sisters also survice.
Funeral services were held at the DeBaun Funeral Home on April 29, with the Reverend James Rowe officiating. Interment was in Roselawn Memorial Park at Terre Haute. The staff of Region 40, headed by Regional Director Joseph DiStefano, represented the National Organization of District 50.
(undated newspaper clipping from Terre Haute, Indiana. Could have been in the local paper, or perhaps a trade newspaper)
PROVERBS 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dan was the son of:
James Ralph Smith
Mary Magnolia All Smith
Although his middle name has been reported as "Webster" neither his birth certificate nor his death certificate reflect any middle name at all. His sisters claim that he did not have a middle name. Unknown where the "Webster" middle name may have originated.
He was brother of:
Carl Mason Smith
Anna Margaret Smith-Howe
Helen Mae Smith-Poff
James Ralph Smith, Jr.
Earl Clarence Smith
Rebecca A. Smith-Mathews
He was married 04/23/1948 to Nina R. Nowtars in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
They had four children:
Donald Larry Smith
[02/10/1950-08/14/1999]
Bruce Allen Smith
Carol Diane Smith
Susan Lynn Smith
He served in the United States Marine Corp. and was employed with the Quaker Maid Company.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In my possession I have an undated obituary clipping that may have appeared in the Terre Haute Indiana newspaper or a Trade Paper.
"Field Rep. DANIEL SMITH Dead; Former L.U. 14985 President"
Terre Haute, Ind. --
"International Representative DANIEL SMITH, 38, a member of the staff of Region 40 died on April 26 at St. Anthony Hospital here.
Mr. Smith, who joined the staff of District 50 in June, 1964, was formerly the president of Local Union 14985, composed of employes of the Ann Page Division, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company of Terre Haute, Ind. Although his tenure of employment with District 50 had been relatively short, he was well liked and well received by all of the officers and members of all the local unions in Region 40. He had recently attended the Second Constitutional Covention of District 50.
Mr Smith is survived by his widow, Nina, and four children; two sisters also survice.
Funeral services were held at the DeBaun Funeral Home on April 29, with the Reverend James Rowe officiating. Interment was in Roselawn Memorial Park at Terre Haute. The staff of Region 40, headed by Regional Director Joseph DiStefano, represented the National Organization of District 50.
(undated newspaper clipping from Terre Haute, Indiana. Could have been in the local paper, or perhaps a trade newspaper)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dan was the son of:
James Ralph Smith
Mary Magnolia All Smith
Although his middle name has been reported as "Webster" neither his birth certificate nor his death certificate reflect any middle name at all. His sisters claim that he did not have a middle name. Unknown where the "Webster" middle name may have originated.
He was brother of:
Carl Mason Smith
Anna Margaret Smith-Howe
Helen Mae Smith-Poff
James Ralph Smith, Jr.
Earl Clarence Smith
Rebecca A. Smith-Mathews
He was married 04/23/1948 to Nina R. Nowtars in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.
They had four children:
Donald Larry Smith
[02/10/1950-08/14/1999]
Bruce Allen Smith
Carol Diane Smith
Susan Lynn Smith
He served in the United States Marine Corp. and was employed with the Quaker Maid Company.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In my possession I have an undated obituary clipping that may have appeared in the Terre Haute Indiana newspaper or a Trade Paper.
"Field Rep. DANIEL SMITH Dead; Former L.U. 14985 President"
Terre Haute, Ind. --
"International Representative DANIEL SMITH, 38, a member of the staff of Region 40 died on April 26 at St. Anthony Hospital here.
Mr. Smith, who joined the staff of District 50 in June, 1964, was formerly the president of Local Union 14985, composed of employes of the Ann Page Division, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company of Terre Haute, Ind. Although his tenure of employment with District 50 had been relatively short, he was well liked and well received by all of the officers and members of all the local unions in Region 40. He had recently attended the Second Constitutional Covention of District 50.
Mr Smith is survived by his widow, Nina, and four children; two sisters also survice.
Funeral services were held at the DeBaun Funeral Home on April 29, with the Reverend James Rowe officiating. Interment was in Roselawn Memorial Park at Terre Haute. The staff of Region 40, headed by Regional Director Joseph DiStefano, represented the National Organization of District 50.
(undated newspaper clipping from Terre Haute, Indiana. Could have been in the local paper, or perhaps a trade newspaper)
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