Mrs. Walter A. Cumming, aged 35 years died at the hospital at an early hour this morning. She is survived by by a husband, and son sons; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young, of Detroit, and the following sisters and brothers; Sam Young, Deckerville; Norville Young, Detroit, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Mary Osborn, Port Huron; Mrs. Barbara Lymburner and Mrs. Carrie Vande-Geissen, of Detroit. The Funeral services will e held from the famly residence. 2424 Petit stret, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The interment will be in Lakeside cemetery.
Published Port Huron Times Herald, Firday March 23, 1917 Page #5
Cummings-The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Cumming was held from her late home, 2424 Petit street, Sunday afternoon March 25th.
Rev. John E. Mealey preached the funeral sermon from the text John 14:2 and a quartette consistins of Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schnackenberg, Mr. Emil Ward and Mr. George MacComd, accompanied by Mrs. Powell, sang three beautiful hymns; "By Cool Siloams Shady Hill", "Fade, Fade, Each Earthy Joy", and "Asleep in Jesus" Miss Emma Young, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young now of Detroit, was born in Applegate, Mich., in 1881, and was married twelve yers ago. Besides her husband, parents and two sons Leonard aged ten and Leslie aged eight, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Floyd Osborn of Port Huron, Mrs. L.W. Lymburner and Mrs. L. VandeGeissen of Detroit, and two brothers, S. B. Young, of Deckerville, and Norval Young, of Detroit. Mrs. Cumming was a member of the mIlls Memorial Ladies and Aid Society, and Looking Backward club. and Obejah club. Her health was not a robust but all of her friends were socked to hear of her untimely death last Friday morning, A death which is the first break in the large family circle, that has been so prominent in the social and religious like of the community. Mr. Cumming is employed by the Engine and Thresher Co., and many of the men were present to tender to him their loving sympathy in his bereavement. The body was laid away under a mass of flowers at Lakeside Cemetery.
Publishe-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during out late bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Wlater Cumming and family. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young and family.
Published-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Published Port Huron Times Herald, Firday March 23, 1917 Page #5
Cummings-The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Cumming was held from her late home, 2424 Petit street, Sunday afternoon March 25th.
Rev. John E. Mealey preached the funeral sermon from the text John 14:2 and a quartette consistins of Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schnackenberg, Mr. Emil Ward and Mr. George MacComd, accompanied by Mrs. Powell, sang three beautiful hymns; "By Cool Siloams Shady Hill", "Fade, Fade, Each Earthy Joy", and "Asleep in Jesus" Miss Emma Young, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young now of Detroit, was born in Applegate, Mich., in 1881, and was married twelve yers ago. Besides her husband, parents and two sons Leonard aged ten and Leslie aged eight, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Floyd Osborn of Port Huron, Mrs. L.W. Lymburner and Mrs. L. VandeGeissen of Detroit, and two brothers, S. B. Young, of Deckerville, and Norval Young, of Detroit. Mrs. Cumming was a member of the mIlls Memorial Ladies and Aid Society, and Looking Backward club. and Obejah club. Her health was not a robust but all of her friends were socked to hear of her untimely death last Friday morning, A death which is the first break in the large family circle, that has been so prominent in the social and religious like of the community. Mr. Cumming is employed by the Engine and Thresher Co., and many of the men were present to tender to him their loving sympathy in his bereavement. The body was laid away under a mass of flowers at Lakeside Cemetery.
Publishe-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during out late bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Wlater Cumming and family. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young and family.
Published-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Mrs. Walter A. Cumming, aged 35 years died at the hospital at an early hour this morning. She is survived by by a husband, and son sons; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young, of Detroit, and the following sisters and brothers; Sam Young, Deckerville; Norville Young, Detroit, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Mary Osborn, Port Huron; Mrs. Barbara Lymburner and Mrs. Carrie Vande-Geissen, of Detroit. The Funeral services will e held from the famly residence. 2424 Petit stret, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The interment will be in Lakeside cemetery.
Published Port Huron Times Herald, Firday March 23, 1917 Page #5
Cummings-The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Cumming was held from her late home, 2424 Petit street, Sunday afternoon March 25th.
Rev. John E. Mealey preached the funeral sermon from the text John 14:2 and a quartette consistins of Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schnackenberg, Mr. Emil Ward and Mr. George MacComd, accompanied by Mrs. Powell, sang three beautiful hymns; "By Cool Siloams Shady Hill", "Fade, Fade, Each Earthy Joy", and "Asleep in Jesus" Miss Emma Young, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young now of Detroit, was born in Applegate, Mich., in 1881, and was married twelve yers ago. Besides her husband, parents and two sons Leonard aged ten and Leslie aged eight, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Floyd Osborn of Port Huron, Mrs. L.W. Lymburner and Mrs. L. VandeGeissen of Detroit, and two brothers, S. B. Young, of Deckerville, and Norval Young, of Detroit. Mrs. Cumming was a member of the mIlls Memorial Ladies and Aid Society, and Looking Backward club. and Obejah club. Her health was not a robust but all of her friends were socked to hear of her untimely death last Friday morning, A death which is the first break in the large family circle, that has been so prominent in the social and religious like of the community. Mr. Cumming is employed by the Engine and Thresher Co., and many of the men were present to tender to him their loving sympathy in his bereavement. The body was laid away under a mass of flowers at Lakeside Cemetery.
Publishe-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during out late bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Wlater Cumming and family. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young and family.
Published-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Published Port Huron Times Herald, Firday March 23, 1917 Page #5
Cummings-The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Cumming was held from her late home, 2424 Petit street, Sunday afternoon March 25th.
Rev. John E. Mealey preached the funeral sermon from the text John 14:2 and a quartette consistins of Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schnackenberg, Mr. Emil Ward and Mr. George MacComd, accompanied by Mrs. Powell, sang three beautiful hymns; "By Cool Siloams Shady Hill", "Fade, Fade, Each Earthy Joy", and "Asleep in Jesus" Miss Emma Young, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Young now of Detroit, was born in Applegate, Mich., in 1881, and was married twelve yers ago. Besides her husband, parents and two sons Leonard aged ten and Leslie aged eight, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Mrs. Floyd Osborn of Port Huron, Mrs. L.W. Lymburner and Mrs. L. VandeGeissen of Detroit, and two brothers, S. B. Young, of Deckerville, and Norval Young, of Detroit. Mrs. Cumming was a member of the mIlls Memorial Ladies and Aid Society, and Looking Backward club. and Obejah club. Her health was not a robust but all of her friends were socked to hear of her untimely death last Friday morning, A death which is the first break in the large family circle, that has been so prominent in the social and religious like of the community. Mr. Cumming is employed by the Engine and Thresher Co., and many of the men were present to tender to him their loving sympathy in his bereavement. The body was laid away under a mass of flowers at Lakeside Cemetery.
Publishe-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during out late bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Wlater Cumming and family. Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Young and family.
Published-Port Huron Times Herald, Tuesday March 27, 1917 page #8
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