Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 11

Record-Eegle, Wednesday, June 45. Break-ins probed Beulali Lutz Beulah C. Lutz. of 2618 Indian Trail. Traverse City, died Tuesday at Munson Medical Center after an extended illness.

The daughter of John and Lottie, Good, she was born at Bascorri. Ohio, on Sept. 30. 1900. and was a resident of Deaborn for 30'-years; and moved to Traverse City in April 1971.

On Aug. 25, at Bascom, Ohio, she was married M. Lutz. who survives. She was affiliated with the Methodist Church and was a member of the Salvation Army Auxiliary.

Soroptimist Business and Professional Club of Dearborn, and was vice president ot High Twelve-Ettes ot Traverse City She was preceded in death by two brothers and tour sisters Surviving, besides her a William, are a son. i of Traverse City, a daughter, Mrs William (Ethel Jane) Kowalske of Traverse' Gity: a sister. Ethel Grear of Bascom. Ohio: five grandchildren, and The funeral- is scheduled for 1 Friday at TurnerOSrigle Funeral flome in Tiffin, Ohio Burial will be Liberty CemeteryV Tiffin -'Local tuneral arrangements were a by Mar.tinson-Covell Funeral Home. Traverse City, Memorials may be directed to the Boy's Club of Dearborn, Mich.

I Claud ArJene) Bargy Mrs. Claud (Arlene) Bargy. 48. of East Lansing died Monday at Lansing General "Hospital alter a long illness. The daughter of Clarence and Agatha Perry, she was born at Ludington on 1927'.

and lived in Lansing since 1949. She is survived by he. husband, Claud of East Lansing; three daughters. Mrs. Larry (Sally) Johnson of Alyce Wautross of Grand'Rapids and Mrs Alta Simmer of Perry: two Paul and Michael Bargy of East Lansing: a-sister.

Mrs. Florence Smith of. Ludington: and 12 grandchildren, The funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m.- Thursday at Matthew- Home, Bellaire. with the Rev. Richard Cole of Bath Baptist Church Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery.

Bellaire, Martha S. Kyro Martha Kyro, 69, of 811 Calvin Drive, Traverse City, died Tuesday at her residence after an extended illness. The daughter of Adam and Marie Lakso. she was born, on Feb. 7, 1906.

at Ironwood A housewife and retired secretary, she retired from the' Veterans Administration in Detroit in 1987 alter 24 years' employment. She from "Detroit to Traverse City in 1968, and became a of Bethlehem Lutheran Church. She was also a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Senior Citizens Club and the LCW- Club of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, and her tirst husband, Edwin Walsanen in 1951. Surviving are her husband, Eino E.

Kyro of Traverse City, a son, E. Waisanen of Traverse City a daughter. Mrs Robert (Janet) Pohl or Lansing, a sister. Elma Puum of Traverse City, and eight grandchildren. The funeral is scheduled tor 11 a Friday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with the Revs.

David Darling and Jerry Yarnell officiating. Burial will be in Grand Traverse Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at Martmson-Covell Funeral Home, Traverse City, Memorials may directed to the Michigan Diabetic Association. TRAVERSE CITY Bernard Wlpple of Kalkaska reported that his cottage, is south Of Island Lake Road, was broken'into and torn up sometime Monday night. i i a State Police are investigating the breaking and entering that left all the windows broken and screens torn, turned over furniture and appliances and buckshot in the walls.

No i a of- a a was available. In other matters. Grand Traverse County Sheriff Department is investigating the breaking and entering of the Walter Ferttg cottage, 8889 -south" Road in Interlochen', sometime this spring. About $150 worth of household items was taken, including pillows, a vacuum electric clock, a lantern, a portable heater and an unknown amount ot driftwood, sheriff officials said. The department is also investigating the breaking and entering of a two-story treehouse.

owned by James Carroll of 12838. Center Hoad on Monday night. Nothing was reported taken. A large window was forced open and the screen kicked in. sheriff officials said.

Driver charged in accident TRAVERSE CITY' Harvey Price. 76, ot 16320 Second in Miami. Fla was charged with failure to yield stemming from an accident at Carver and Gartleld roads about 7 Tuesday Traverse City Police officials said that Price ran the stoplight orfGarfield and struck a vehicle headed, east on Carver, which was driven by Lucretia Beattie. 71, of 805 Glenview Lane, Price's car left the center of theToad and headed into the path of aithird.yehi- cle driven by Mildred A. Hang, 33: of 4383 Sugar Maple Drive! police said' Genva Price, 73, a- passenger in Price's car.

was treated'and released tor bruises and scrapes at the Osteopathic Hospital. No injuries' were reported by Beattie. Hang and a passenger in-her car sought their-own medical attention. Armanda Lynne Sweetrnan. two months old, Tuesday at Gulfport.

Miss. Funeral.arrangements are being made by Martmson-Covell Funeral City. Lovena Nordstrum. 83, a former Traverse City resident, died yesterday at Jacksonville. following an extended-illness: The body will be returned to the Hibbard Funeral Chapel in Traverse City.

Funeral plans will be announced. A thought for the day British writer John Galsworthy said. "If you do not think about-the' future, you cannot have one," MUNSON- Admitted Patricia Wagenschutz, Kalkaska; Mrs Harold Parks, Cadillac; Mable Kempec. Kalkaska. Edward Weber, Traverse City.

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