Millington McDonald married Norene Heron of rural Owendale in 1916. She died in 1936. On May 18th 1940 he married Lulu Keillor in Bad Axe. They made their home in Owendale.
As a young man, McDonald played with the Rabideau and George Pariseau's Orchestra.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War I in France with the 139th Infantry.
After returning to civilian life, McDonald was a mail carrier out of Owendale for more than 37 years, retiring in 1957.
He was a Life member of Tyler Lodge F and AM, No. 317, Cass City; a member of the Saginaw Valley Scottish Rite, and the Shrine bodies of Saginaw
He died at Hills and Dales General Hospital after a brief illness.
As a young man, McDonald played with the Rabideau and George Pariseau's Orchestra.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War I in France with the 139th Infantry.
After returning to civilian life, McDonald was a mail carrier out of Owendale for more than 37 years, retiring in 1957.
He was a Life member of Tyler Lodge F and AM, No. 317, Cass City; a member of the Saginaw Valley Scottish Rite, and the Shrine bodies of Saginaw
He died at Hills and Dales General Hospital after a brief illness.
Millington McDonald married Norene Heron of rural Owendale in 1916. She died in 1936. On May 18th 1940 he married Lulu Keillor in Bad Axe. They made their home in Owendale.
As a young man, McDonald played with the Rabideau and George Pariseau's Orchestra.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War I in France with the 139th Infantry.
After returning to civilian life, McDonald was a mail carrier out of Owendale for more than 37 years, retiring in 1957.
He was a Life member of Tyler Lodge F and AM, No. 317, Cass City; a member of the Saginaw Valley Scottish Rite, and the Shrine bodies of Saginaw
He died at Hills and Dales General Hospital after a brief illness.
As a young man, McDonald played with the Rabideau and George Pariseau's Orchestra.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War I in France with the 139th Infantry.
After returning to civilian life, McDonald was a mail carrier out of Owendale for more than 37 years, retiring in 1957.
He was a Life member of Tyler Lodge F and AM, No. 317, Cass City; a member of the Saginaw Valley Scottish Rite, and the Shrine bodies of Saginaw
He died at Hills and Dales General Hospital after a brief illness.
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