4-20-1956
Taken by Death
Monnie Enquist, 70, died at his farm home near Bates, Thursday afternoon after a lingering Illness. Mr. Enquist was born in the town of Farila, Sweden, February 5, 1886. He came to the United States at the age of 16 to live with his uncle, the late Peter Enquist of Acme.
March 15, 1911, he was united in marriage with Maud Arnold of Bates, and they have since resided in the Bates area. Mr, Enquist has always been Interested In community affairs, serving many years on the Bates school district board. In later years he was employed by the Traverse City Canning Company and Parsons Industries.
Surviving, besides his widow, are a daughter, Mrs. Esther Stoll, and a granddaughter, Miss Jacqueda Stoll of Wllllamsburg, and several brothers and sisters in Sweden.
The funeral service will be at
the Hlbburd funeral home at two o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev C. II. Hull, a former pastor at the Bates church and now of Ashley, Michigan, will officiate, and interment will be In Circle Hill cemetery at Wllllamsburg.
ENQUIST RITES MONDAY —
Funeral rites for Monnie Enrquist, 70, a resident of the Acme-Bates area since the age of 16, and long prominent In community activities whose death occurred Thursday at his farm home near Bates following a long Illness, were held Monday afternoon from Hlbbard chapel Officiating was the Rev. C. II. Hull of Ashley, a former pastor of the Bates church, and Interment followed in Circle Hill cemetery at
Williamsburg.
Taken by Death
Monnie Enquist, 70, died at his farm home near Bates, Thursday afternoon after a lingering Illness. Mr. Enquist was born in the town of Farila, Sweden, February 5, 1886. He came to the United States at the age of 16 to live with his uncle, the late Peter Enquist of Acme.
March 15, 1911, he was united in marriage with Maud Arnold of Bates, and they have since resided in the Bates area. Mr, Enquist has always been Interested In community affairs, serving many years on the Bates school district board. In later years he was employed by the Traverse City Canning Company and Parsons Industries.
Surviving, besides his widow, are a daughter, Mrs. Esther Stoll, and a granddaughter, Miss Jacqueda Stoll of Wllllamsburg, and several brothers and sisters in Sweden.
The funeral service will be at
the Hlbburd funeral home at two o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev C. II. Hull, a former pastor at the Bates church and now of Ashley, Michigan, will officiate, and interment will be In Circle Hill cemetery at Wllllamsburg.
ENQUIST RITES MONDAY —
Funeral rites for Monnie Enrquist, 70, a resident of the Acme-Bates area since the age of 16, and long prominent In community activities whose death occurred Thursday at his farm home near Bates following a long Illness, were held Monday afternoon from Hlbbard chapel Officiating was the Rev. C. II. Hull of Ashley, a former pastor of the Bates church, and Interment followed in Circle Hill cemetery at
Williamsburg.
4-20-1956
Taken by Death
Monnie Enquist, 70, died at his farm home near Bates, Thursday afternoon after a lingering Illness. Mr. Enquist was born in the town of Farila, Sweden, February 5, 1886. He came to the United States at the age of 16 to live with his uncle, the late Peter Enquist of Acme.
March 15, 1911, he was united in marriage with Maud Arnold of Bates, and they have since resided in the Bates area. Mr, Enquist has always been Interested In community affairs, serving many years on the Bates school district board. In later years he was employed by the Traverse City Canning Company and Parsons Industries.
Surviving, besides his widow, are a daughter, Mrs. Esther Stoll, and a granddaughter, Miss Jacqueda Stoll of Wllllamsburg, and several brothers and sisters in Sweden.
The funeral service will be at
the Hlbburd funeral home at two o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev C. II. Hull, a former pastor at the Bates church and now of Ashley, Michigan, will officiate, and interment will be In Circle Hill cemetery at Wllllamsburg.
ENQUIST RITES MONDAY —
Funeral rites for Monnie Enrquist, 70, a resident of the Acme-Bates area since the age of 16, and long prominent In community activities whose death occurred Thursday at his farm home near Bates following a long Illness, were held Monday afternoon from Hlbbard chapel Officiating was the Rev. C. II. Hull of Ashley, a former pastor of the Bates church, and Interment followed in Circle Hill cemetery at
Williamsburg.
Taken by Death
Monnie Enquist, 70, died at his farm home near Bates, Thursday afternoon after a lingering Illness. Mr. Enquist was born in the town of Farila, Sweden, February 5, 1886. He came to the United States at the age of 16 to live with his uncle, the late Peter Enquist of Acme.
March 15, 1911, he was united in marriage with Maud Arnold of Bates, and they have since resided in the Bates area. Mr, Enquist has always been Interested In community affairs, serving many years on the Bates school district board. In later years he was employed by the Traverse City Canning Company and Parsons Industries.
Surviving, besides his widow, are a daughter, Mrs. Esther Stoll, and a granddaughter, Miss Jacqueda Stoll of Wllllamsburg, and several brothers and sisters in Sweden.
The funeral service will be at
the Hlbburd funeral home at two o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev C. II. Hull, a former pastor at the Bates church and now of Ashley, Michigan, will officiate, and interment will be In Circle Hill cemetery at Wllllamsburg.
ENQUIST RITES MONDAY —
Funeral rites for Monnie Enrquist, 70, a resident of the Acme-Bates area since the age of 16, and long prominent In community activities whose death occurred Thursday at his farm home near Bates following a long Illness, were held Monday afternoon from Hlbbard chapel Officiating was the Rev. C. II. Hull of Ashley, a former pastor of the Bates church, and Interment followed in Circle Hill cemetery at
Williamsburg.
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