NORWAY MAN DIES IN C.C. CAMP
Edgar Lageunesse, 43, a life long resident of Norway, died suddenly at 2 a.m. in lower Michigan. His wife, Mary, died 9 years ago. Survivors are 4 children, Robert, Kathleen, Bernice and Maxine, also 5 sisters, Mrs. Philip Pariseau, Mrs. Hero Larson, Mrs. Roy Cantrill, Mrs. Eugene Belland, Mrs. Emory King and brother Clement. Remains were brought here by train.
(January 4, 1935, The Current, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.)
The complete article can be found in the above newspaper at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
(Courtesy of KLH.)
Edgar Lageunesse, 43, a life long resident of Norway, died suddenly at 2 a.m. in lower Michigan. His wife, Mary, died 9 years ago. Survivors are 4 children, Robert, Kathleen, Bernice and Maxine, also 5 sisters, Mrs. Philip Pariseau, Mrs. Hero Larson, Mrs. Roy Cantrill, Mrs. Eugene Belland, Mrs. Emory King and brother Clement. Remains were brought here by train.
(January 4, 1935, The Current, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.)
The complete article can be found in the above newspaper at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
(Courtesy of KLH.)
NORWAY MAN DIES IN C.C. CAMP
Edgar Lageunesse, 43, a life long resident of Norway, died suddenly at 2 a.m. in lower Michigan. His wife, Mary, died 9 years ago. Survivors are 4 children, Robert, Kathleen, Bernice and Maxine, also 5 sisters, Mrs. Philip Pariseau, Mrs. Hero Larson, Mrs. Roy Cantrill, Mrs. Eugene Belland, Mrs. Emory King and brother Clement. Remains were brought here by train.
(January 4, 1935, The Current, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.)
The complete article can be found in the above newspaper at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
(Courtesy of KLH.)
Edgar Lageunesse, 43, a life long resident of Norway, died suddenly at 2 a.m. in lower Michigan. His wife, Mary, died 9 years ago. Survivors are 4 children, Robert, Kathleen, Bernice and Maxine, also 5 sisters, Mrs. Philip Pariseau, Mrs. Hero Larson, Mrs. Roy Cantrill, Mrs. Eugene Belland, Mrs. Emory King and brother Clement. Remains were brought here by train.
(January 4, 1935, The Current, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.)
The complete article can be found in the above newspaper at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
(Courtesy of KLH.)
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