Lizzie Beams
Dies Near Graytown
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Mrs. Lizzie Beams, 63, a life¬
long resident of near Graytown,
died suddenly Monday morning
after an illness of onlv a few
jhours. She is survived by three
daughters and two sons: Mrs.
Fred Arndt of Graytown, Mrs.,
! Walter Mylander of Oak Harbor,
i Mrs. Chester Reitzel of Perrys-
burg, and Emery and Orten of',
Graytown; also three sisters, Mrs. j
Edward Petersoa of Plainwell,
Mich.; Mrs. Henry Meister and!
Mrs. Fred Buhro of Graytown; |
one brother, John Hasseucamp of
St. Louis, Mich. Her husband,
Louis Beams, died five years ago.
Funeral services are being held
tbis(Thursday) afternoon at 1:30
at the home and at 2 o'clock at
Blackberry Lutheran church. In¬
terment will be in Eliiston ceme¬
tery. Sabroske and Myers of El¬
more are the funeral directors in
charge.
