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                            Nov 17, 1918
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                         MRS. GRACE KALAMBACH

                    Mrs. Grace Kalambach, formerly of
                  Grand Rapids, died suddenly in De-
                  troit of pneumonia, following an at-
                  tack of influenza, according to word
                  received here.  Mrs. Kalambach is very
                  well known in Grand Rapids and had
                  a large circle of friends here.  She is
                  survived by her son, Kenneth, who is
                  in Grand Rapids.  Burial took place
                  in Muskegon.

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Transcriber's Note:  Gracie May WITHERELL, daughter of Capt. John J.
Witherell and Cynthia C. Shepard of Musekgon.  Born September 1, 1880;
married George William Kalambach on Oct 12, 1897 in Grand Rapids, Kent Co.,
MI.