DeRuyter Gleaner, May 21, 1914
Miss May Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Baldwin, was born May 9, 1896 and died May 14, 1914. she had been sick for about five weeks with typhoid fever. It seems sad that one so young should be taken so suddenly away. She and her sister, Maud, who died Jan. 15, were to have graduated from High School at South Otselic the coming June. The funeral was largely attended Monday afternoon, Rev. J.C. Whitney of McGraw officiating. Funeral Director Woodley had charge of interment, which was made in our village cemetery. The family have the sympathy of all in this their double bereavement.
---------Obit courtesy of member #47776880
Miss May Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Baldwin, was born May 9, 1896 and died May 14, 1914. she had been sick for about five weeks with typhoid fever. It seems sad that one so young should be taken so suddenly away. She and her sister, Maud, who died Jan. 15, were to have graduated from High School at South Otselic the coming June. The funeral was largely attended Monday afternoon, Rev. J.C. Whitney of McGraw officiating. Funeral Director Woodley had charge of interment, which was made in our village cemetery. The family have the sympathy of all in this their double bereavement.
---------Obit courtesy of member #47776880
DeRuyter Gleaner, May 21, 1914
Miss May Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Baldwin, was born May 9, 1896 and died May 14, 1914. she had been sick for about five weeks with typhoid fever. It seems sad that one so young should be taken so suddenly away. She and her sister, Maud, who died Jan. 15, were to have graduated from High School at South Otselic the coming June. The funeral was largely attended Monday afternoon, Rev. J.C. Whitney of McGraw officiating. Funeral Director Woodley had charge of interment, which was made in our village cemetery. The family have the sympathy of all in this their double bereavement.
---------Obit courtesy of member #47776880
Miss May Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Baldwin, was born May 9, 1896 and died May 14, 1914. she had been sick for about five weeks with typhoid fever. It seems sad that one so young should be taken so suddenly away. She and her sister, Maud, who died Jan. 15, were to have graduated from High School at South Otselic the coming June. The funeral was largely attended Monday afternoon, Rev. J.C. Whitney of McGraw officiating. Funeral Director Woodley had charge of interment, which was made in our village cemetery. The family have the sympathy of all in this their double bereavement.
---------Obit courtesy of member #47776880
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