Masonic Services Thursday for Fred G. Bolger
Fred G. Bolger, aged 60, Route One, Rosebush died early this morning, November 12 at the Clare General Hospital where he had been a patient for the past five days.
He was born in Pigeon, Michigan on March 15, 1903, and had been a resident in the Rosebush area for 18 years. He had last worked as an electrician at the Dow Chemical Company in Midland.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Stinson Funeral Home on Thursday, November 14. Interment will be in the Mt. Pleasant Memorial Gardens. Special communication of Wabon Lodge No. 305 F & AM (of which Mr. Bolger was a member will be convened at 1:15 pm on Thursday, November 14 with the purpose of attending the funeral of the late brother, Fred Bolger. Officers and members will exemplify the Masonic graveside committal service.
Mr. Bolger is survived by his wife, Julia; two daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Dorothy) Lewis of Rosebush and Mrs. George (Shirley Jean) Zirkle of Clio; six grandchildren; and one brother, Jack Bolger of Saginaw.
(Daily Times News - Tuesday, November 12, 1963)
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CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to give thanks and appreciation for the thoughtfulness of the Wabon Loge No. 305 F.&A.M. Worshipful Master and pall bearers, Rev. Osborn and Drs. McGinnis, Anderson and Hersee, the nurses and orderlies of Clare General Hospital, to Stinson Funeral Home and to the Presbyterian Church and to friends and neighbors of Rosebush for the food.
Mrs. Fred Bolger
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Zirkle
And Grandchildren (The Clare Sentinel, p. 11 - Clare, MI - 5 December 1963)
Fred G. Bolger, aged 60, Route One, Rosebush died early this morning, November 12 at the Clare General Hospital where he had been a patient for the past five days.
He was born in Pigeon, Michigan on March 15, 1903, and had been a resident in the Rosebush area for 18 years. He had last worked as an electrician at the Dow Chemical Company in Midland.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Stinson Funeral Home on Thursday, November 14. Interment will be in the Mt. Pleasant Memorial Gardens. Special communication of Wabon Lodge No. 305 F & AM (of which Mr. Bolger was a member will be convened at 1:15 pm on Thursday, November 14 with the purpose of attending the funeral of the late brother, Fred Bolger. Officers and members will exemplify the Masonic graveside committal service.
Mr. Bolger is survived by his wife, Julia; two daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Dorothy) Lewis of Rosebush and Mrs. George (Shirley Jean) Zirkle of Clio; six grandchildren; and one brother, Jack Bolger of Saginaw.
(Daily Times News - Tuesday, November 12, 1963)
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CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to give thanks and appreciation for the thoughtfulness of the Wabon Loge No. 305 F.&A.M. Worshipful Master and pall bearers, Rev. Osborn and Drs. McGinnis, Anderson and Hersee, the nurses and orderlies of Clare General Hospital, to Stinson Funeral Home and to the Presbyterian Church and to friends and neighbors of Rosebush for the food.
Mrs. Fred Bolger
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Zirkle
And Grandchildren (The Clare Sentinel, p. 11 - Clare, MI - 5 December 1963)
Masonic Services Thursday for Fred G. Bolger
Fred G. Bolger, aged 60, Route One, Rosebush died early this morning, November 12 at the Clare General Hospital where he had been a patient for the past five days.
He was born in Pigeon, Michigan on March 15, 1903, and had been a resident in the Rosebush area for 18 years. He had last worked as an electrician at the Dow Chemical Company in Midland.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Stinson Funeral Home on Thursday, November 14. Interment will be in the Mt. Pleasant Memorial Gardens. Special communication of Wabon Lodge No. 305 F & AM (of which Mr. Bolger was a member will be convened at 1:15 pm on Thursday, November 14 with the purpose of attending the funeral of the late brother, Fred Bolger. Officers and members will exemplify the Masonic graveside committal service.
Mr. Bolger is survived by his wife, Julia; two daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Dorothy) Lewis of Rosebush and Mrs. George (Shirley Jean) Zirkle of Clio; six grandchildren; and one brother, Jack Bolger of Saginaw.
(Daily Times News - Tuesday, November 12, 1963)
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CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to give thanks and appreciation for the thoughtfulness of the Wabon Loge No. 305 F.&A.M. Worshipful Master and pall bearers, Rev. Osborn and Drs. McGinnis, Anderson and Hersee, the nurses and orderlies of Clare General Hospital, to Stinson Funeral Home and to the Presbyterian Church and to friends and neighbors of Rosebush for the food.
Mrs. Fred Bolger
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Zirkle
And Grandchildren (The Clare Sentinel, p. 11 - Clare, MI - 5 December 1963)
Fred G. Bolger, aged 60, Route One, Rosebush died early this morning, November 12 at the Clare General Hospital where he had been a patient for the past five days.
He was born in Pigeon, Michigan on March 15, 1903, and had been a resident in the Rosebush area for 18 years. He had last worked as an electrician at the Dow Chemical Company in Midland.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Stinson Funeral Home on Thursday, November 14. Interment will be in the Mt. Pleasant Memorial Gardens. Special communication of Wabon Lodge No. 305 F & AM (of which Mr. Bolger was a member will be convened at 1:15 pm on Thursday, November 14 with the purpose of attending the funeral of the late brother, Fred Bolger. Officers and members will exemplify the Masonic graveside committal service.
Mr. Bolger is survived by his wife, Julia; two daughters, Mrs. Wayne (Dorothy) Lewis of Rosebush and Mrs. George (Shirley Jean) Zirkle of Clio; six grandchildren; and one brother, Jack Bolger of Saginaw.
(Daily Times News - Tuesday, November 12, 1963)
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CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to give thanks and appreciation for the thoughtfulness of the Wabon Loge No. 305 F.&A.M. Worshipful Master and pall bearers, Rev. Osborn and Drs. McGinnis, Anderson and Hersee, the nurses and orderlies of Clare General Hospital, to Stinson Funeral Home and to the Presbyterian Church and to friends and neighbors of Rosebush for the food.
Mrs. Fred Bolger
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Zirkle
And Grandchildren (The Clare Sentinel, p. 11 - Clare, MI - 5 December 1963)
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