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Mabel L. Edward

FLAT ROCK — Mrs. Mabel L.
Edward, 73, of Flat Rock died

Tuesday night in Riverside Osteo-:

gathic Hospital, Trenton; where
she had been for two weeks, She
qad been ill for a month.

Friends may call after 12:30
9.m. Thursday in the Arthur Bob-
sean Funeral Home, where ser-
vices will be held at 2 p.m. Fri-
jay. The Rev. Richard Milford of
she Grosse Ile Presbyterian
“hurch will officiate and burial
vill be in Michigan Memorial
2ark.

Born Nov. 5, 1917, in Detroit,
she was the daughter of John A.
ind Elizabeth (Mackie) Har-
‘ington. She was married Oct. 15,
937, to James Edward in Lincoln

ark. They then made their home °

n Flat Rock. Mr. Edward. pre-
‘eded her in death on Feb. 1,
986.

Surviving are two sons, John of
Yanton and Mark of Royal Oak; a
laughter, Mrs. Larry (Kathleen)
\lexander of Grosse Ile; a broth-

or, John Mackie Harrington of
“lat Rock, and three grandsons.

Memorials may be made to the

Jiabetes Association.

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