OBITUARY: [newspaper clipping, source unknown but believed to be Port Huron Times Herald]
William H Drader, 73, of 641 N Third St, St Clair, died Saturday morning in Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, after a long illness. Mr. Drader, a resident of St Clair for four years, was born December 18, 1890, in Brown City. He lived in Center Line for many years, and was a retired employee of the Michigan Tool Company there.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace Drader; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sanger, St Clair; a brother, Joseph C Drader, Birmingham, MI; three step-daughters: Mrs. Ruth Closs, St Clair; Mrs. Alice Sewa, Pennsylvania, and Mrs Rebecca Thomas, Marysville; three step-sons, Carl Hutchinson and Richard Rock, both of St Clair, and Victor Rock, Auburn Heights, MI.
The remains are in the Bower-Greenway Funeral Home, St Clair, where services will be conducted at 11AM Tuesday by Rev Rex Reid, pastor of First Methodist Church, St Clair. Burial services will be conducted at 3pm Tuesday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit.
William H Drader, 73, of 641 N Third St, St Clair, died Saturday morning in Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, after a long illness. Mr. Drader, a resident of St Clair for four years, was born December 18, 1890, in Brown City. He lived in Center Line for many years, and was a retired employee of the Michigan Tool Company there.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace Drader; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sanger, St Clair; a brother, Joseph C Drader, Birmingham, MI; three step-daughters: Mrs. Ruth Closs, St Clair; Mrs. Alice Sewa, Pennsylvania, and Mrs Rebecca Thomas, Marysville; three step-sons, Carl Hutchinson and Richard Rock, both of St Clair, and Victor Rock, Auburn Heights, MI.
The remains are in the Bower-Greenway Funeral Home, St Clair, where services will be conducted at 11AM Tuesday by Rev Rex Reid, pastor of First Methodist Church, St Clair. Burial services will be conducted at 3pm Tuesday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit.
OBITUARY: [newspaper clipping, source unknown but believed to be Port Huron Times Herald]
William H Drader, 73, of 641 N Third St, St Clair, died Saturday morning in Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, after a long illness. Mr. Drader, a resident of St Clair for four years, was born December 18, 1890, in Brown City. He lived in Center Line for many years, and was a retired employee of the Michigan Tool Company there.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace Drader; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sanger, St Clair; a brother, Joseph C Drader, Birmingham, MI; three step-daughters: Mrs. Ruth Closs, St Clair; Mrs. Alice Sewa, Pennsylvania, and Mrs Rebecca Thomas, Marysville; three step-sons, Carl Hutchinson and Richard Rock, both of St Clair, and Victor Rock, Auburn Heights, MI.
The remains are in the Bower-Greenway Funeral Home, St Clair, where services will be conducted at 11AM Tuesday by Rev Rex Reid, pastor of First Methodist Church, St Clair. Burial services will be conducted at 3pm Tuesday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit.
William H Drader, 73, of 641 N Third St, St Clair, died Saturday morning in Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, after a long illness. Mr. Drader, a resident of St Clair for four years, was born December 18, 1890, in Brown City. He lived in Center Line for many years, and was a retired employee of the Michigan Tool Company there.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace Drader; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sanger, St Clair; a brother, Joseph C Drader, Birmingham, MI; three step-daughters: Mrs. Ruth Closs, St Clair; Mrs. Alice Sewa, Pennsylvania, and Mrs Rebecca Thomas, Marysville; three step-sons, Carl Hutchinson and Richard Rock, both of St Clair, and Victor Rock, Auburn Heights, MI.
The remains are in the Bower-Greenway Funeral Home, St Clair, where services will be conducted at 11AM Tuesday by Rev Rex Reid, pastor of First Methodist Church, St Clair. Burial services will be conducted at 3pm Tuesday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Detroit.
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