COLDWATER, Donald Hurley, 65, was found dead this morning July 29, 1953 on the kitchen floor of his home at 99 South Fremont Street by his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Watson, of Coldwater. Coroner Irving Stansell said Mr. Hurley died during the night. There will be no inquest. He was born in Batavia Township December 6, 1887, the son of Allie and Minnie (Buys) Hurley. For the last 10 years he had been employed at the Homer Furnace Company. He is survived by his mother; three daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Connel of Montgomery, Mrs. Vivian Inman of Leonidas, and Mrs. Watson; three sons, Marshall of Kalamazoo, Donald of Milwaukee, Wis. and Marvin of Coldwater, two brothers, Max of Union City, Otto of Coldwater; two sisters, Mrs. Gula Wilcox of Quincy and Mrs. Ruth Badger of Battle Creek, 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
COLDWATER, Donald Hurley, 65, was found dead this morning July 29, 1953 on the kitchen floor of his home at 99 South Fremont Street by his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Watson, of Coldwater. Coroner Irving Stansell said Mr. Hurley died during the night. There will be no inquest. He was born in Batavia Township December 6, 1887, the son of Allie and Minnie (Buys) Hurley. For the last 10 years he had been employed at the Homer Furnace Company. He is survived by his mother; three daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Connel of Montgomery, Mrs. Vivian Inman of Leonidas, and Mrs. Watson; three sons, Marshall of Kalamazoo, Donald of Milwaukee, Wis. and Marvin of Coldwater, two brothers, Max of Union City, Otto of Coldwater; two sisters, Mrs. Gula Wilcox of Quincy and Mrs. Ruth Badger of Battle Creek, 17 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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