Genealogy Data Page 258 (Notes Pages)

Event: Type: Obituary
Date: AFT 28 MAY 1914
Note: Calvin Willard, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McVicker,
died this morning after a three weeks illness of the measles.
The funeral will be held at the home Friday at 2:00 p.m.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the sickness
and death of our loved one and for the many floral offerings
also the choir and Rev. Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. F.D. McVicker and family

Death: 28 MAY 1914 Thompsonville, Michigan

Reference: 5169

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Smith, Chester C. {I5170} (b. 18 AUG 1880, d. JUL 1967)

Birth: 18 AUG 1880 Michigan

Death: JUL 1967 Nashville, Barry Co, Michigan

Reference: 5170

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Smith, Wallace W. {I5171} (b. 12 JUN 1881, d. JUL 1965)

Birth: 12 JUN 1881 Mason Co, Michigan

Death: JUL 1965 Michigan

Reference: 5171

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Reinhart, Clara {I5172} (b. ABT 1883)

Birth: ABT 1883 Indiana

Reference: 5172

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Smith, Kenneth {I5173} (b. )

Reference: 5173

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Smith, Elwood {I5174} (b. )

Reference: 5174

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Smith, Maple {I5175} (b. )

Reference: 5175

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Smith, Hellen {I5176} (b. )

Reference: 5176

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Smith, Ruth {I5177} (b. )

Reference: 5177

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Smith, Orlinda Carol {I5178} (b. 12 FEB 1904, d. 16 NOV)

Birth: 12 FEB 1904 Ludington, Mason Co, Michigan

Event: Type: Obituary
Note: A Tragic occurrence of the present week was the untimely death
on Tuesday of a young mother, Mrs. Milton Renwick of near
Fountain, formerly Grand Blanc.
Mrs. Renwick, never of a rugged constitution, had not been well
for the past three months and became worse about two or three
weeks ago. The physician consulted, diagnosed her trouble as
heart disease and prescribed a complete rest. She came at once
to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith of this
place and a decided change for the better had taken place. She
had not had and attack of the trouble since coming here and on
Monday evening retired in good spirits, seemingly feeling much
better. At five o'clock Tuesday morning her mother was aroused
by the crying of the three months old baby and went immediately
to her daughter's bedside to aid her in caring for the little
one, and discovered that Mrs. Renwick had passed away. The
physician called found that death must have occurred some time
previous, but made every effort at resuscitation, without
avail. The end must have come easily and quietly as the young
woman lay in an attitude of repose and the infant who slept
close beside her had been undisturbed and only wakened for
feeding.
Orlinda Carol Smith was born February 12, 1904 near Ludington,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith. She came 18 years ago
with her parents to Flint and to Grand Blanc 14 years ago. She
attended Grand Blanc High School several years, advancing to
the twelfth grade. On May 6, 1927 she was united in marriage to
Milton Renwick of Tallman at her home here. A few months later,
she with her husband left to reside on a farm near Custer and
Fountain at which latter place they have called home.
She leaves her husband, five small sons, William Alfred, Robert
George, Richard Lee, Clayton and Donald Keith, three months
old, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith, two brothers,
Kenneth and Elwood of Flint, three sisters, Maple, Helen and
Ruth of Grand Blanc and her grandfather, Del Smith of Lansing.
She was a member o f the Rebekah Lodge of Fountain.
Orlinda or Orlie, as she was always called was of a sunny and
gentle disposition, a loving daughter and Mother, and a loyal
friend and will be sadly missed by her family and all who have
ever known her.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon of this week ath
two o'clock at the M.E. Church here with Rev. B.A. Cranton
officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Gundry, Donald day,
Jefferson Conquest, John Gainey, Ferris Watson and Weston
Fletcher. Internment was made in Evergreen cemetery.