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LIFELONG RESIDENT DIED
MONDAY IN DETROIT
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Mrs, Minnie S. Johnson, went}
to Detroit Tuesday, April 24 to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Rodda at 8030 Navy Ave., where
she was stricken with a heart at-
| tack, Friday and a second one on
Sunday, passing away scr ces
April 30, at 6:50 p.m. at the age}
of 82 years. |
| A prayer service will be held at
‘the home of her daughter on Na-
vy Ave., at 1:00 p.m. Thursdsy'
after which the remains will be)
\hrought to the Carleton (Evangeli-'
ical curch at 2:30 p.m. when Rev.|'
A. D. Burch will conduct the fun-;
\eral service. The burial will be made}
‘in the family plot in Carleton
| cemetery.

Minnie S. Schweizer was born
Match 14, 1863, one of nine child-
ren, three daughters and six sons,
of Christian and Hannah (Heiss)
Schweizer, just north of the vil-
lage limits on a farm where her
| parents located in 1862. She was
‘married to Abraham Johnson of
| Exeter about 54 years ago. Ihe
husband and one daughter Mary
' preceeded her in death.

She is survived by one step-son
Elias of Kansas City, Missour:;
a son Elmer of Romulus and Mrs.
| Rodda of Detroit; four prothers, |
Albert with whom she made her
home in Carleton, Julius of Flat
'Rock, Christ of Belleville and
Philip of Romulus; 10. grand-
children and 8 great-grand-child-
ren.
| Mrs. Johnson has been a ment
‘her of the Carleton Evangelical
‘church and the Ladies Aid Soci-
ety for a number of years.

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