Ionia Sentinel Standard, 2 Oct 1923
Clarence Pack, Keene Farmer, Dead In U. P.
Pneumonia Takes Man Who Was for Most of Life an Ionia County Resident.
Saranac, October 2. – A telegram was received here Sunday stating that Clarence
E. Pack, aged 55 years, had passed away Sunday at 4 p.m., after a few years
illness of pneumonia at the home of his brother, Clyde Peck, at Roselawn, Upper
Peninsula. He had been enjoying fairly good health while spending some time
with his brother in the north, until Sunday, September 23, when he was taken
ill. The fatal disease quickly develop the following Saturday. Death occurred
Sunday.
Mr. Pack had been a highly respected resident of Saranac the past three years
and also one of Keene township’s most esteemed and well-known citizens for
nearly 40 years, always living on the farm he now owns north of Keene Grange
hall, with the exception of the five years spent in the Upper Peninsula near the
place where he died. He leaves the widow, one daughter, Mrs. Ray Conner, of
Keene, and one son Carl, at home. One son Howard preceded him to the great
beyond five years ago.
Undertaker W.E. Densmore left Monday for Roselawn to accompany the body here.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
[Transcriber’s note: There is a notation on the obituary card that he was
buried in Saranac Cemetery.
Parents
Horace Peck
Birth 14 Dec 1845 in Michigan, United States
Death 07-Dec-1896 in Keene, Ionia, Michigan, United States
Elizabeth A Holland
Birth November 13, 1844 in Ohio, United States
Death 26 May 1908 in Keen, Ionia County, Michigan USA
Siblings
Francis Eugene Peck
1866 – 1944
Levi Peck
1876 – 1902
Clyde Edward Peck
1877 – 1957
Maude Peck
1877 – 1878
Wives
1. Cora Converse
Married on March 19, 1890 MI
1872 – 1895
Children
Howard Horace Peck
1891 – 1919
Hazel Ferne Peck
1894 – 1970
Second
Fannie M Goff
Married June 13,1903 MI
1876 – 1954
Children
Carl Wesley Peck
1904 – 1985
Clarence Pack, Keene Farmer, Dead In U. P.
Pneumonia Takes Man Who Was for Most of Life an Ionia County Resident.
Saranac, October 2. – A telegram was received here Sunday stating that Clarence
E. Pack, aged 55 years, had passed away Sunday at 4 p.m., after a few years
illness of pneumonia at the home of his brother, Clyde Peck, at Roselawn, Upper
Peninsula. He had been enjoying fairly good health while spending some time
with his brother in the north, until Sunday, September 23, when he was taken
ill. The fatal disease quickly develop the following Saturday. Death occurred
Sunday.
Mr. Pack had been a highly respected resident of Saranac the past three years
and also one of Keene township’s most esteemed and well-known citizens for
nearly 40 years, always living on the farm he now owns north of Keene Grange
hall, with the exception of the five years spent in the Upper Peninsula near the
place where he died. He leaves the widow, one daughter, Mrs. Ray Conner, of
Keene, and one son Carl, at home. One son Howard preceded him to the great
beyond five years ago.
Undertaker W.E. Densmore left Monday for Roselawn to accompany the body here.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
[Transcriber’s note: There is a notation on the obituary card that he was
buried in Saranac Cemetery.
Parents
Horace Peck
Birth 14 Dec 1845 in Michigan, United States
Death 07-Dec-1896 in Keene, Ionia, Michigan, United States
Elizabeth A Holland
Birth November 13, 1844 in Ohio, United States
Death 26 May 1908 in Keen, Ionia County, Michigan USA
Siblings
Francis Eugene Peck
1866 – 1944
Levi Peck
1876 – 1902
Clyde Edward Peck
1877 – 1957
Maude Peck
1877 – 1878
Wives
1. Cora Converse
Married on March 19, 1890 MI
1872 – 1895
Children
Howard Horace Peck
1891 – 1919
Hazel Ferne Peck
1894 – 1970
Second
Fannie M Goff
Married June 13,1903 MI
1876 – 1954
Children
Carl Wesley Peck
1904 – 1985
Ionia Sentinel Standard, 2 Oct 1923
Clarence Pack, Keene Farmer, Dead In U. P.
Pneumonia Takes Man Who Was for Most of Life an Ionia County Resident.
Saranac, October 2. – A telegram was received here Sunday stating that Clarence
E. Pack, aged 55 years, had passed away Sunday at 4 p.m., after a few years
illness of pneumonia at the home of his brother, Clyde Peck, at Roselawn, Upper
Peninsula. He had been enjoying fairly good health while spending some time
with his brother in the north, until Sunday, September 23, when he was taken
ill. The fatal disease quickly develop the following Saturday. Death occurred
Sunday.
Mr. Pack had been a highly respected resident of Saranac the past three years
and also one of Keene township’s most esteemed and well-known citizens for
nearly 40 years, always living on the farm he now owns north of Keene Grange
hall, with the exception of the five years spent in the Upper Peninsula near the
place where he died. He leaves the widow, one daughter, Mrs. Ray Conner, of
Keene, and one son Carl, at home. One son Howard preceded him to the great
beyond five years ago.
Undertaker W.E. Densmore left Monday for Roselawn to accompany the body here.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
[Transcriber’s note: There is a notation on the obituary card that he was
buried in Saranac Cemetery.
Parents
Horace Peck
Birth 14 Dec 1845 in Michigan, United States
Death 07-Dec-1896 in Keene, Ionia, Michigan, United States
Elizabeth A Holland
Birth November 13, 1844 in Ohio, United States
Death 26 May 1908 in Keen, Ionia County, Michigan USA
Siblings
Francis Eugene Peck
1866 – 1944
Levi Peck
1876 – 1902
Clyde Edward Peck
1877 – 1957
Maude Peck
1877 – 1878
Wives
1. Cora Converse
Married on March 19, 1890 MI
1872 – 1895
Children
Howard Horace Peck
1891 – 1919
Hazel Ferne Peck
1894 – 1970
Second
Fannie M Goff
Married June 13,1903 MI
1876 – 1954
Children
Carl Wesley Peck
1904 – 1985
Clarence Pack, Keene Farmer, Dead In U. P.
Pneumonia Takes Man Who Was for Most of Life an Ionia County Resident.
Saranac, October 2. – A telegram was received here Sunday stating that Clarence
E. Pack, aged 55 years, had passed away Sunday at 4 p.m., after a few years
illness of pneumonia at the home of his brother, Clyde Peck, at Roselawn, Upper
Peninsula. He had been enjoying fairly good health while spending some time
with his brother in the north, until Sunday, September 23, when he was taken
ill. The fatal disease quickly develop the following Saturday. Death occurred
Sunday.
Mr. Pack had been a highly respected resident of Saranac the past three years
and also one of Keene township’s most esteemed and well-known citizens for
nearly 40 years, always living on the farm he now owns north of Keene Grange
hall, with the exception of the five years spent in the Upper Peninsula near the
place where he died. He leaves the widow, one daughter, Mrs. Ray Conner, of
Keene, and one son Carl, at home. One son Howard preceded him to the great
beyond five years ago.
Undertaker W.E. Densmore left Monday for Roselawn to accompany the body here.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
[Transcriber’s note: There is a notation on the obituary card that he was
buried in Saranac Cemetery.
Parents
Horace Peck
Birth 14 Dec 1845 in Michigan, United States
Death 07-Dec-1896 in Keene, Ionia, Michigan, United States
Elizabeth A Holland
Birth November 13, 1844 in Ohio, United States
Death 26 May 1908 in Keen, Ionia County, Michigan USA
Siblings
Francis Eugene Peck
1866 – 1944
Levi Peck
1876 – 1902
Clyde Edward Peck
1877 – 1957
Maude Peck
1877 – 1878
Wives
1. Cora Converse
Married on March 19, 1890 MI
1872 – 1895
Children
Howard Horace Peck
1891 – 1919
Hazel Ferne Peck
1894 – 1970
Second
Fannie M Goff
Married June 13,1903 MI
1876 – 1954
Children
Carl Wesley Peck
1904 – 1985
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