Notice of Death:
DEATH CLAIMS HARRY J. BROWN
DUTTON COMPANY ACCOUNTANT DIES AT HOSPITAL AFTER ILLNESS OF FOUR WEEKS.
Harry J. Brown, associated with the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years, died at the Mary Lanning Hospital at 8:20 p.m., Friday. He was 48 years old.
He collapsed at his desk about four weeks ago and had been in a critical condition since that time. It was thought a blood clot on the brain was the immediate cause of death.
Mr. Brown was born at St. Edward and later moved to Albion. He came to Hastings about thirty years ago. For three years he was associated with Blackman and Fuller, wholesale grovers (growers?), then started at the Dutton company where he has been ever since.
He is survived by his wife, Hattie, and twelve children, seven daughters and five sons. They are Neal, Wayne, Ivan, Franklin and Don J., Rhoda, Marguerite, Claudia, Norma Jane, Harriett E. and Mrs. Genevieve Baker, all of Hastings, and Mrs. Mae Cain of Elmo, Wash.. Four brothers survive him, Fred E. Brown, R.W. Brown, R. N. Brown and Albert Brown.
Mr. Brown was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Officials of the Dutton Company today paid respect to the efficiency and loyalty of their long time associate.
"He was always on the job, his work was always up to the minute and no man could have been more loyal to his firm," H.A. Lainson president of the the company said.
Mr. Brown was of a retiring mature and confined his interests to his work and his home.
Funeral services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Roy Bennett, assisted by the Rev. H.A. Vierdroff. Burial will be at Parkview.
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OBITUARY: Hastings Daily Tribune- Monday, April 23, 1934- Page 3, Col. 2
A private burial service was conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Parkview cemetery for Harry Brown, long-time resident of Hastings and accountant at the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years. The Rev. Roy Barnett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was in charge, and conducted a short prayer service.
Funeral services for Mr. Brown were conducted on Sunday, April 15, but burial was postponed awaiting the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Mae Cain, of Elma, Wash.. No definite word was received from her and the services were finally held Saturday.
Members of the family returned to their home, 918 west Thirteenth street, after the burial services, and at 2 o'clock Mrs. Cain, her husband and infant daughter arrived. They had made the trip by car. They will remain in Hastings for two weeks.
DEATH CLAIMS HARRY J. BROWN
DUTTON COMPANY ACCOUNTANT DIES AT HOSPITAL AFTER ILLNESS OF FOUR WEEKS.
Harry J. Brown, associated with the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years, died at the Mary Lanning Hospital at 8:20 p.m., Friday. He was 48 years old.
He collapsed at his desk about four weeks ago and had been in a critical condition since that time. It was thought a blood clot on the brain was the immediate cause of death.
Mr. Brown was born at St. Edward and later moved to Albion. He came to Hastings about thirty years ago. For three years he was associated with Blackman and Fuller, wholesale grovers (growers?), then started at the Dutton company where he has been ever since.
He is survived by his wife, Hattie, and twelve children, seven daughters and five sons. They are Neal, Wayne, Ivan, Franklin and Don J., Rhoda, Marguerite, Claudia, Norma Jane, Harriett E. and Mrs. Genevieve Baker, all of Hastings, and Mrs. Mae Cain of Elmo, Wash.. Four brothers survive him, Fred E. Brown, R.W. Brown, R. N. Brown and Albert Brown.
Mr. Brown was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Officials of the Dutton Company today paid respect to the efficiency and loyalty of their long time associate.
"He was always on the job, his work was always up to the minute and no man could have been more loyal to his firm," H.A. Lainson president of the the company said.
Mr. Brown was of a retiring mature and confined his interests to his work and his home.
Funeral services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Roy Bennett, assisted by the Rev. H.A. Vierdroff. Burial will be at Parkview.
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OBITUARY: Hastings Daily Tribune- Monday, April 23, 1934- Page 3, Col. 2
A private burial service was conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Parkview cemetery for Harry Brown, long-time resident of Hastings and accountant at the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years. The Rev. Roy Barnett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was in charge, and conducted a short prayer service.
Funeral services for Mr. Brown were conducted on Sunday, April 15, but burial was postponed awaiting the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Mae Cain, of Elma, Wash.. No definite word was received from her and the services were finally held Saturday.
Members of the family returned to their home, 918 west Thirteenth street, after the burial services, and at 2 o'clock Mrs. Cain, her husband and infant daughter arrived. They had made the trip by car. They will remain in Hastings for two weeks.
Notice of Death:
DEATH CLAIMS HARRY J. BROWN
DUTTON COMPANY ACCOUNTANT DIES AT HOSPITAL AFTER ILLNESS OF FOUR WEEKS.
Harry J. Brown, associated with the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years, died at the Mary Lanning Hospital at 8:20 p.m., Friday. He was 48 years old.
He collapsed at his desk about four weeks ago and had been in a critical condition since that time. It was thought a blood clot on the brain was the immediate cause of death.
Mr. Brown was born at St. Edward and later moved to Albion. He came to Hastings about thirty years ago. For three years he was associated with Blackman and Fuller, wholesale grovers (growers?), then started at the Dutton company where he has been ever since.
He is survived by his wife, Hattie, and twelve children, seven daughters and five sons. They are Neal, Wayne, Ivan, Franklin and Don J., Rhoda, Marguerite, Claudia, Norma Jane, Harriett E. and Mrs. Genevieve Baker, all of Hastings, and Mrs. Mae Cain of Elmo, Wash.. Four brothers survive him, Fred E. Brown, R.W. Brown, R. N. Brown and Albert Brown.
Mr. Brown was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Officials of the Dutton Company today paid respect to the efficiency and loyalty of their long time associate.
"He was always on the job, his work was always up to the minute and no man could have been more loyal to his firm," H.A. Lainson president of the the company said.
Mr. Brown was of a retiring mature and confined his interests to his work and his home.
Funeral services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Roy Bennett, assisted by the Rev. H.A. Vierdroff. Burial will be at Parkview.
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OBITUARY: Hastings Daily Tribune- Monday, April 23, 1934- Page 3, Col. 2
A private burial service was conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Parkview cemetery for Harry Brown, long-time resident of Hastings and accountant at the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years. The Rev. Roy Barnett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was in charge, and conducted a short prayer service.
Funeral services for Mr. Brown were conducted on Sunday, April 15, but burial was postponed awaiting the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Mae Cain, of Elma, Wash.. No definite word was received from her and the services were finally held Saturday.
Members of the family returned to their home, 918 west Thirteenth street, after the burial services, and at 2 o'clock Mrs. Cain, her husband and infant daughter arrived. They had made the trip by car. They will remain in Hastings for two weeks.
DEATH CLAIMS HARRY J. BROWN
DUTTON COMPANY ACCOUNTANT DIES AT HOSPITAL AFTER ILLNESS OF FOUR WEEKS.
Harry J. Brown, associated with the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years, died at the Mary Lanning Hospital at 8:20 p.m., Friday. He was 48 years old.
He collapsed at his desk about four weeks ago and had been in a critical condition since that time. It was thought a blood clot on the brain was the immediate cause of death.
Mr. Brown was born at St. Edward and later moved to Albion. He came to Hastings about thirty years ago. For three years he was associated with Blackman and Fuller, wholesale grovers (growers?), then started at the Dutton company where he has been ever since.
He is survived by his wife, Hattie, and twelve children, seven daughters and five sons. They are Neal, Wayne, Ivan, Franklin and Don J., Rhoda, Marguerite, Claudia, Norma Jane, Harriett E. and Mrs. Genevieve Baker, all of Hastings, and Mrs. Mae Cain of Elmo, Wash.. Four brothers survive him, Fred E. Brown, R.W. Brown, R. N. Brown and Albert Brown.
Mr. Brown was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Officials of the Dutton Company today paid respect to the efficiency and loyalty of their long time associate.
"He was always on the job, his work was always up to the minute and no man could have been more loyal to his firm," H.A. Lainson president of the the company said.
Mr. Brown was of a retiring mature and confined his interests to his work and his home.
Funeral services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Roy Bennett, assisted by the Rev. H.A. Vierdroff. Burial will be at Parkview.
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OBITUARY: Hastings Daily Tribune- Monday, April 23, 1934- Page 3, Col. 2
A private burial service was conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Parkview cemetery for Harry Brown, long-time resident of Hastings and accountant at the W.M. Dutton and Sons Company for 26 years. The Rev. Roy Barnett, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was in charge, and conducted a short prayer service.
Funeral services for Mr. Brown were conducted on Sunday, April 15, but burial was postponed awaiting the arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Mae Cain, of Elma, Wash.. No definite word was received from her and the services were finally held Saturday.
Members of the family returned to their home, 918 west Thirteenth street, after the burial services, and at 2 o'clock Mrs. Cain, her husband and infant daughter arrived. They had made the trip by car. They will remain in Hastings for two weeks.
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