Edward Tack, 65, of 73 Knickerbocker Road, Ontario, died Wednesday (July 21, 1965).
He leaves his widow, Anna VanGee Tack; three daughters, Mrs. Garth VerDow and Mrs.James Schultz, both of Ontario, and Mrs. John Bailey of Victor; one brother, Frank Tack of Port Gibson; four sisters, Mrs. John Callward, Mrs. Jacob Callward, both of Williamson, Mrs. Peter Moose and Mrs. John Mascle, both of Marion; eight grandchilden and several nieces and nephews, (The Williamson Sun and the Williamson Sentinel; July 29, 1965)
He leaves his widow, Anna VanGee Tack; three daughters, Mrs. Garth VerDow and Mrs.James Schultz, both of Ontario, and Mrs. John Bailey of Victor; one brother, Frank Tack of Port Gibson; four sisters, Mrs. John Callward, Mrs. Jacob Callward, both of Williamson, Mrs. Peter Moose and Mrs. John Mascle, both of Marion; eight grandchilden and several nieces and nephews, (The Williamson Sun and the Williamson Sentinel; July 29, 1965)
Edward Tack, 65, of 73 Knickerbocker Road, Ontario, died Wednesday (July 21, 1965).
He leaves his widow, Anna VanGee Tack; three daughters, Mrs. Garth VerDow and Mrs.James Schultz, both of Ontario, and Mrs. John Bailey of Victor; one brother, Frank Tack of Port Gibson; four sisters, Mrs. John Callward, Mrs. Jacob Callward, both of Williamson, Mrs. Peter Moose and Mrs. John Mascle, both of Marion; eight grandchilden and several nieces and nephews, (The Williamson Sun and the Williamson Sentinel; July 29, 1965)
He leaves his widow, Anna VanGee Tack; three daughters, Mrs. Garth VerDow and Mrs.James Schultz, both of Ontario, and Mrs. John Bailey of Victor; one brother, Frank Tack of Port Gibson; four sisters, Mrs. John Callward, Mrs. Jacob Callward, both of Williamson, Mrs. Peter Moose and Mrs. John Mascle, both of Marion; eight grandchilden and several nieces and nephews, (The Williamson Sun and the Williamson Sentinel; July 29, 1965)
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