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Port Huron Times-Herald
June 22, 1910

                             DIES AT POOR FARM
                             
                     ANTHONY WELCH, of Yale, Succumbs
                             At County House
                             
                The officials at the county poor office
              were notified Tuesday that ANTHONY WELCH,
              aged 83 years, an inmate of the county
              house was dead. MR. WELCH was an old pio-
              neer of St. Clair county and prior to go-
              ing to the poor farm was a resident of 
              Yale. The remains will be taken to that
              city for burial
              
              
                            MRS. MARTH YALE
                            
                MRS. MARTHA YALE, aged 79 years, died 
              at her home, 2901 Wright street, at an
              early hour this morning after a long ill-
              ness. The deceased had lived in North
              Port Huron for many years and in that
              time had made a large circle of friends
              who will be grieved to hear of her de-
              mise. The funeral will be held from the
              family residence on Wright street Friday
              afternoon at 2 o'clock. The remains will
              be interred in Lakeside cemetery.
              
              
                            JAMES TEEPLE
                The funeral of the late JAMES TEEPLE
              the aged Civil war veteran, who died at
              his home at Gardendale last Sunday was
              held from the family residence Tuesday
              afternoon. After the obsequies had been
              performed the remains were taken to
              Kinney's cemetery for burial.
      
                    
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