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The Muskegon Chronicle
Monday, 22 September, 1941

         Fremont, Sept. 22. - HENRY CHURCH, 77 years old, long-
       time resident of Sheridan township, died Sunday morning
       at his home, five miles west and one south of Fremont,
       after a long illness.
       
         He had spent his entire 54 years of married life on
       the same farm. MR. CHURCH had been affiliated with the
       Methodiest church for nearly 50 years and was a member
       of the Dayton Center Wesleyan Methodist church. He was
       born Nov. 2, 1863 at LaGrange, Ind., and was the son
       of Mr. and Mrs. DANIEL CHURCH.
       
         Surviving are the widow, MRS. BERTHA M. CHURCH; one
       son, EDGAR J. CHURCH, Newaygo; three daughters, MRS.
       OLIVE O. GADDIS, Holton; MRS. MARY E. GRIFFIN, Merrill;
       LUCY E. CHURCH, at home; six grandchildren, one great-
       grandchild; one brother, EUGENE CHURCH, Holton, and
       one sister, MRS. ARVILLA HAWLEY, Marysville, Wash.
       
         Funeral services will be conducted at the Crandell
       and Ensing chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday by Rev. E. D.
       Jeffries of the Dayton Center church. Burial will be
       in Clark cemetery.
       
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