Frymier Gerald A, (b. 11-4-1901) about 56, and for many years a restaurant operator here, but for the past several years employed as an automobile salesman, died Nov. 29, 1957 in McCray Hospital from a lung ailment. He was born in Elkhart County but had lived in Albion most of his life. He was a member of Albion Lodge 97 F&AM and the Scottish Rite in Fort Wayne. Surviving are the widow, Edith; two sons, Joe at home and Dr. Jack R. of Philadelphia, Pa.; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Larson of Packanac Lake, N.J.; 2 brothers, Ted of Albion, and M. J. of Jonesboro; three sisters, Mrs. Glenn C. Black, Mrs. Harry Metz, and Miss Dorabelle of Albion; and 4 grandchildren. Services at Bonham & Miser Funeral Home, Albion, Dec. 1. Burial, Rose Hill Cemetery
Frymier Gerald A, (b. 11-4-1901) about 56, and for many years a restaurant operator here, but for the past several years employed as an automobile salesman, died Nov. 29, 1957 in McCray Hospital from a lung ailment. He was born in Elkhart County but had lived in Albion most of his life. He was a member of Albion Lodge 97 F&AM and the Scottish Rite in Fort Wayne. Surviving are the widow, Edith; two sons, Joe at home and Dr. Jack R. of Philadelphia, Pa.; one daughter, Mrs. Robert Larson of Packanac Lake, N.J.; 2 brothers, Ted of Albion, and M. J. of Jonesboro; three sisters, Mrs. Glenn C. Black, Mrs. Harry Metz, and Miss Dorabelle of Albion; and 4 grandchildren. Services at Bonham & Miser Funeral Home, Albion, Dec. 1. Burial, Rose Hill Cemetery
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