LONG, FRED M. of 109 East Street was instantly killed at 4:00 Mon after noon when his Plymouth car which he was driving was hit by a Grand Trunk passenger train at the crossing on Beach street. Mr. Long apparently did not see the fast approaching train. The car was entirely demolished. Fred was born in Bloomfield township near Pontiac July 17, 1886, and would have been 52 years of age next month. Mr. Long had been engaged in the printing business for the past ten years in Fenton. Surviving are the widow, Olga Millweis Long and one daughter, Jane Louise. A son Frederic John preceded him in death several years ago. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Emma J. Long, a brother, Earl J. Long and a sister, Ella M. Long, all of Pontiac. Funeral from the Craft funeral home, Rev. P. G. Mroch, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, officiating. The Masonic Lodge conducted services at the cemetery.
LONG, FRED M. of 109 East Street was instantly killed at 4:00 Mon after noon when his Plymouth car which he was driving was hit by a Grand Trunk passenger train at the crossing on Beach street. Mr. Long apparently did not see the fast approaching train. The car was entirely demolished. Fred was born in Bloomfield township near Pontiac July 17, 1886, and would have been 52 years of age next month. Mr. Long had been engaged in the printing business for the past ten years in Fenton. Surviving are the widow, Olga Millweis Long and one daughter, Jane Louise. A son Frederic John preceded him in death several years ago. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Emma J. Long, a brother, Earl J. Long and a sister, Ella M. Long, all of Pontiac. Funeral from the Craft funeral home, Rev. P. G. Mroch, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, officiating. The Masonic Lodge conducted services at the cemetery.
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