Mrs. Lydia E. Grems, in her 76th year, died of creeping paralysis at 6:10 o'clock on Wednesday evening at her home, 422 W. Liberty Street. Her husband, Wesley Grems, died 30 years ago. The following children survive: Edward and Amon Grems of Western, Miss Helen and Garfield Grems in this city, Mrs. R. V. Herring of Verona Springs, and three sisters, Mrs. HR. M. Grems of Rome, Mrs. Helen Utley of Tilden, Neb., and Mrs. M. W. Flint of Ava. There are 16 grandchildren. Mrs. Grems was born in West Branch 75 years ago last June, dau of Stephen N. & Catherine Burdette Williams. For eight years she lived in Rome. For a long time she went to her old home in West Branch for the summer, returning here each winter. In West Branch she belonged to the Friends Church. Here she was a regular attendant at the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Lydia E. Grems, in her 76th year, died of creeping paralysis at 6:10 o'clock on Wednesday evening at her home, 422 W. Liberty Street. Her husband, Wesley Grems, died 30 years ago. The following children survive: Edward and Amon Grems of Western, Miss Helen and Garfield Grems in this city, Mrs. R. V. Herring of Verona Springs, and three sisters, Mrs. HR. M. Grems of Rome, Mrs. Helen Utley of Tilden, Neb., and Mrs. M. W. Flint of Ava. There are 16 grandchildren. Mrs. Grems was born in West Branch 75 years ago last June, dau of Stephen N. & Catherine Burdette Williams. For eight years she lived in Rome. For a long time she went to her old home in West Branch for the summer, returning here each winter. In West Branch she belonged to the Friends Church. Here she was a regular attendant at the First Baptist Church.
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