"BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA", compiled & published by Helen M. Harvey Baumer in 1978.; p. 98-99
Article see Arthur James Gustin b. 24 Sep 1907
As the owner of a farm which has been in the Gustin family since 1837, I would like our family to be included in the Madison County historical book. I was born September 24, 1907 at Chesterfield, Madison County to John Adolphus and Nellie May (Trimble) Gustin, the youngest of five children: Palmer Starr, Marguerite Jane, Mattie Elizabeth, and Irene Trimble Gustin. Palmer, an enlisted soldier in Company C, 67th Infantry, died October 24, 1918 of Spanish influenza and pneumonia, at Camp Sheridan, AL. Marguerite Hunter, widow of James F. Hunter, resides in Chesterfield. Mattie E. and Irene (Mrs. George W. Johnston) reside in Anderson. My wife Margaret and I live in Daleville.
I was educated in Union Township elementary schools, Clem and later Valley Grove, and attended Anderson High School, graduating with the class of 1926. I began working at Delco-Remy Division of General Motors at age 19, retiring in 1968 with over 40 years service. Most of these years were spent in small tools, progressing from tool crib attendant, trouble shooter, foreman, to special assignment.
My first wife was Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin of Progress, Indiana. We had two children, Martha Ann and Paula Jane. Mary Alice died in November, 1959, and a year later I was married to Mrs. Margaret (Osborn) Cromer, a widow, of Daleville. We are active members of Pike's Peak Christian Church, and I belong to Ovid Masonic Lodge 164, New Columbus. We have six grandchildren. Martha and her husband, Duane Osburn, have four sons: Daniel Arthur, James Dale, Stephen Dean and David Carson. Paula and her husband, Nicky Bronnenberg, have two children, Kathy Lynn and Michael Bronnenberg.
The Gustin family traces its lineage to Augustine Jean from the Isle of Jersey who migrated to America in 1675. Amos Gustin, our great-grandfather, came to Union Township from Ohio. The farm Section 26 was deeded to my father in 1912 and to me in 1937. Our old home is still standing, and our two daughters have homes nearby on the farm. I visit the farm most every day."
Newspaper Title: Herald Bulletin
Newspaper Location: Anderson, IN
Obituary Publication Date: 2 Jan 2005
Arthur J. Gustin
DALEVILLE - Arthur James Gustin, 97, passed away Dec. 31, 2004, at Bethany Pointe Health Campus in Anderson following an extended illness.
He was born Sept. 24, 1907, in Chesterfield, the son of John and Nellie Mae Trimble Gustin, and was a lifelong resident of the Chesterfield/Daleville area. He was a 1926 graduate of Anderson High School
In 1968, he retired from Delco Remy where he had been a foreman in the Tool Grinding Shop. Arthur attended Pikes Peak Christian Church and the Chesterfield Christian Church; serving as elder and Sunday School teacher. He was a 70- year member of the Ovid Lodge F.&.A.M. 164, where he served as Past Master. He enjoyed farming and gardening.
Survivors include two daughters, Martha (Duane) Osburn and Paula (Nicky) Bronnenberg, all of Anderson; six grandchildren, Dan (Dana) Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Jim Osburn of Houston, Texas, Steve Osburn of London, England, Dave (Natalie) Osburn of Fishers, Kathy Bronnenberg of Daleville, and Michael (Kami) Bronnenberg of Muncie; five great-grandchildren: Kerrick Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Keegan and Makennah Bronnenberg of Muncie and Lexi and Caleb Osburn of Fishers; and several nieces and nephews. Also surviving is a special friend, Lois Arnold of Daleville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin and Mary Margaret (Osborn-Cromer) Gustin; brother, Palmer Gustin; and sisters, Marguarite Hunter, Irene Johnston, and Mattie Gustin.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Ballard and Sons Funeral Home, 8212 S. Walnut St., Daleville, with special family friend Rev. Andy Odle officiating. Burial at Tomlinson Cemetery near Muncie.
Friends may call two hours prior to the Monday service at the funeral home.
Memorials contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Article see Arthur James Gustin b. 24 Sep 1907
As the owner of a farm which has been in the Gustin family since 1837, I would like our family to be included in the Madison County historical book. I was born September 24, 1907 at Chesterfield, Madison County to John Adolphus and Nellie May (Trimble) Gustin, the youngest of five children: Palmer Starr, Marguerite Jane, Mattie Elizabeth, and Irene Trimble Gustin. Palmer, an enlisted soldier in Company C, 67th Infantry, died October 24, 1918 of Spanish influenza and pneumonia, at Camp Sheridan, AL. Marguerite Hunter, widow of James F. Hunter, resides in Chesterfield. Mattie E. and Irene (Mrs. George W. Johnston) reside in Anderson. My wife Margaret and I live in Daleville.
I was educated in Union Township elementary schools, Clem and later Valley Grove, and attended Anderson High School, graduating with the class of 1926. I began working at Delco-Remy Division of General Motors at age 19, retiring in 1968 with over 40 years service. Most of these years were spent in small tools, progressing from tool crib attendant, trouble shooter, foreman, to special assignment.
My first wife was Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin of Progress, Indiana. We had two children, Martha Ann and Paula Jane. Mary Alice died in November, 1959, and a year later I was married to Mrs. Margaret (Osborn) Cromer, a widow, of Daleville. We are active members of Pike's Peak Christian Church, and I belong to Ovid Masonic Lodge 164, New Columbus. We have six grandchildren. Martha and her husband, Duane Osburn, have four sons: Daniel Arthur, James Dale, Stephen Dean and David Carson. Paula and her husband, Nicky Bronnenberg, have two children, Kathy Lynn and Michael Bronnenberg.
The Gustin family traces its lineage to Augustine Jean from the Isle of Jersey who migrated to America in 1675. Amos Gustin, our great-grandfather, came to Union Township from Ohio. The farm Section 26 was deeded to my father in 1912 and to me in 1937. Our old home is still standing, and our two daughters have homes nearby on the farm. I visit the farm most every day."
Newspaper Title: Herald Bulletin
Newspaper Location: Anderson, IN
Obituary Publication Date: 2 Jan 2005
Arthur J. Gustin
DALEVILLE - Arthur James Gustin, 97, passed away Dec. 31, 2004, at Bethany Pointe Health Campus in Anderson following an extended illness.
He was born Sept. 24, 1907, in Chesterfield, the son of John and Nellie Mae Trimble Gustin, and was a lifelong resident of the Chesterfield/Daleville area. He was a 1926 graduate of Anderson High School
In 1968, he retired from Delco Remy where he had been a foreman in the Tool Grinding Shop. Arthur attended Pikes Peak Christian Church and the Chesterfield Christian Church; serving as elder and Sunday School teacher. He was a 70- year member of the Ovid Lodge F.&.A.M. 164, where he served as Past Master. He enjoyed farming and gardening.
Survivors include two daughters, Martha (Duane) Osburn and Paula (Nicky) Bronnenberg, all of Anderson; six grandchildren, Dan (Dana) Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Jim Osburn of Houston, Texas, Steve Osburn of London, England, Dave (Natalie) Osburn of Fishers, Kathy Bronnenberg of Daleville, and Michael (Kami) Bronnenberg of Muncie; five great-grandchildren: Kerrick Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Keegan and Makennah Bronnenberg of Muncie and Lexi and Caleb Osburn of Fishers; and several nieces and nephews. Also surviving is a special friend, Lois Arnold of Daleville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin and Mary Margaret (Osborn-Cromer) Gustin; brother, Palmer Gustin; and sisters, Marguarite Hunter, Irene Johnston, and Mattie Gustin.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Ballard and Sons Funeral Home, 8212 S. Walnut St., Daleville, with special family friend Rev. Andy Odle officiating. Burial at Tomlinson Cemetery near Muncie.
Friends may call two hours prior to the Monday service at the funeral home.
Memorials contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
"BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, INDIANA", compiled & published by Helen M. Harvey Baumer in 1978.; p. 98-99
Article see Arthur James Gustin b. 24 Sep 1907
As the owner of a farm which has been in the Gustin family since 1837, I would like our family to be included in the Madison County historical book. I was born September 24, 1907 at Chesterfield, Madison County to John Adolphus and Nellie May (Trimble) Gustin, the youngest of five children: Palmer Starr, Marguerite Jane, Mattie Elizabeth, and Irene Trimble Gustin. Palmer, an enlisted soldier in Company C, 67th Infantry, died October 24, 1918 of Spanish influenza and pneumonia, at Camp Sheridan, AL. Marguerite Hunter, widow of James F. Hunter, resides in Chesterfield. Mattie E. and Irene (Mrs. George W. Johnston) reside in Anderson. My wife Margaret and I live in Daleville.
I was educated in Union Township elementary schools, Clem and later Valley Grove, and attended Anderson High School, graduating with the class of 1926. I began working at Delco-Remy Division of General Motors at age 19, retiring in 1968 with over 40 years service. Most of these years were spent in small tools, progressing from tool crib attendant, trouble shooter, foreman, to special assignment.
My first wife was Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin of Progress, Indiana. We had two children, Martha Ann and Paula Jane. Mary Alice died in November, 1959, and a year later I was married to Mrs. Margaret (Osborn) Cromer, a widow, of Daleville. We are active members of Pike's Peak Christian Church, and I belong to Ovid Masonic Lodge 164, New Columbus. We have six grandchildren. Martha and her husband, Duane Osburn, have four sons: Daniel Arthur, James Dale, Stephen Dean and David Carson. Paula and her husband, Nicky Bronnenberg, have two children, Kathy Lynn and Michael Bronnenberg.
The Gustin family traces its lineage to Augustine Jean from the Isle of Jersey who migrated to America in 1675. Amos Gustin, our great-grandfather, came to Union Township from Ohio. The farm Section 26 was deeded to my father in 1912 and to me in 1937. Our old home is still standing, and our two daughters have homes nearby on the farm. I visit the farm most every day."
Newspaper Title: Herald Bulletin
Newspaper Location: Anderson, IN
Obituary Publication Date: 2 Jan 2005
Arthur J. Gustin
DALEVILLE - Arthur James Gustin, 97, passed away Dec. 31, 2004, at Bethany Pointe Health Campus in Anderson following an extended illness.
He was born Sept. 24, 1907, in Chesterfield, the son of John and Nellie Mae Trimble Gustin, and was a lifelong resident of the Chesterfield/Daleville area. He was a 1926 graduate of Anderson High School
In 1968, he retired from Delco Remy where he had been a foreman in the Tool Grinding Shop. Arthur attended Pikes Peak Christian Church and the Chesterfield Christian Church; serving as elder and Sunday School teacher. He was a 70- year member of the Ovid Lodge F.&.A.M. 164, where he served as Past Master. He enjoyed farming and gardening.
Survivors include two daughters, Martha (Duane) Osburn and Paula (Nicky) Bronnenberg, all of Anderson; six grandchildren, Dan (Dana) Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Jim Osburn of Houston, Texas, Steve Osburn of London, England, Dave (Natalie) Osburn of Fishers, Kathy Bronnenberg of Daleville, and Michael (Kami) Bronnenberg of Muncie; five great-grandchildren: Kerrick Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Keegan and Makennah Bronnenberg of Muncie and Lexi and Caleb Osburn of Fishers; and several nieces and nephews. Also surviving is a special friend, Lois Arnold of Daleville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin and Mary Margaret (Osborn-Cromer) Gustin; brother, Palmer Gustin; and sisters, Marguarite Hunter, Irene Johnston, and Mattie Gustin.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Ballard and Sons Funeral Home, 8212 S. Walnut St., Daleville, with special family friend Rev. Andy Odle officiating. Burial at Tomlinson Cemetery near Muncie.
Friends may call two hours prior to the Monday service at the funeral home.
Memorials contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Article see Arthur James Gustin b. 24 Sep 1907
As the owner of a farm which has been in the Gustin family since 1837, I would like our family to be included in the Madison County historical book. I was born September 24, 1907 at Chesterfield, Madison County to John Adolphus and Nellie May (Trimble) Gustin, the youngest of five children: Palmer Starr, Marguerite Jane, Mattie Elizabeth, and Irene Trimble Gustin. Palmer, an enlisted soldier in Company C, 67th Infantry, died October 24, 1918 of Spanish influenza and pneumonia, at Camp Sheridan, AL. Marguerite Hunter, widow of James F. Hunter, resides in Chesterfield. Mattie E. and Irene (Mrs. George W. Johnston) reside in Anderson. My wife Margaret and I live in Daleville.
I was educated in Union Township elementary schools, Clem and later Valley Grove, and attended Anderson High School, graduating with the class of 1926. I began working at Delco-Remy Division of General Motors at age 19, retiring in 1968 with over 40 years service. Most of these years were spent in small tools, progressing from tool crib attendant, trouble shooter, foreman, to special assignment.
My first wife was Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin of Progress, Indiana. We had two children, Martha Ann and Paula Jane. Mary Alice died in November, 1959, and a year later I was married to Mrs. Margaret (Osborn) Cromer, a widow, of Daleville. We are active members of Pike's Peak Christian Church, and I belong to Ovid Masonic Lodge 164, New Columbus. We have six grandchildren. Martha and her husband, Duane Osburn, have four sons: Daniel Arthur, James Dale, Stephen Dean and David Carson. Paula and her husband, Nicky Bronnenberg, have two children, Kathy Lynn and Michael Bronnenberg.
The Gustin family traces its lineage to Augustine Jean from the Isle of Jersey who migrated to America in 1675. Amos Gustin, our great-grandfather, came to Union Township from Ohio. The farm Section 26 was deeded to my father in 1912 and to me in 1937. Our old home is still standing, and our two daughters have homes nearby on the farm. I visit the farm most every day."
Newspaper Title: Herald Bulletin
Newspaper Location: Anderson, IN
Obituary Publication Date: 2 Jan 2005
Arthur J. Gustin
DALEVILLE - Arthur James Gustin, 97, passed away Dec. 31, 2004, at Bethany Pointe Health Campus in Anderson following an extended illness.
He was born Sept. 24, 1907, in Chesterfield, the son of John and Nellie Mae Trimble Gustin, and was a lifelong resident of the Chesterfield/Daleville area. He was a 1926 graduate of Anderson High School
In 1968, he retired from Delco Remy where he had been a foreman in the Tool Grinding Shop. Arthur attended Pikes Peak Christian Church and the Chesterfield Christian Church; serving as elder and Sunday School teacher. He was a 70- year member of the Ovid Lodge F.&.A.M. 164, where he served as Past Master. He enjoyed farming and gardening.
Survivors include two daughters, Martha (Duane) Osburn and Paula (Nicky) Bronnenberg, all of Anderson; six grandchildren, Dan (Dana) Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Jim Osburn of Houston, Texas, Steve Osburn of London, England, Dave (Natalie) Osburn of Fishers, Kathy Bronnenberg of Daleville, and Michael (Kami) Bronnenberg of Muncie; five great-grandchildren: Kerrick Osburn of Atlanta, Ga., Keegan and Makennah Bronnenberg of Muncie and Lexi and Caleb Osburn of Fishers; and several nieces and nephews. Also surviving is a special friend, Lois Arnold of Daleville.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, Mary Alice (Hale) Gustin and Mary Margaret (Osborn-Cromer) Gustin; brother, Palmer Gustin; and sisters, Marguarite Hunter, Irene Johnston, and Mattie Gustin.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Ballard and Sons Funeral Home, 8212 S. Walnut St., Daleville, with special family friend Rev. Andy Odle officiating. Burial at Tomlinson Cemetery near Muncie.
Friends may call two hours prior to the Monday service at the funeral home.
Memorials contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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