The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-20
Two Men
Passed AWay
Suddenly
Archie Pacey, 63,
Called While Work.
ing In Garden
FUNERAL FRIDAY
Charles Deziel Passed
On While In A Boat
On Sank Lake
Archie Pacey

Archie Pacey, resident of Sank
Centre, passed away suddenly at
his home in the western part of
the city Tuesday, July 18th, at 1915
p. m. Mr.. Pacey was working in
his garden, when overcome by a
heart attack and death came to
him Immediately. He had been in
failing health for many years, and
he suffered heart attack in March
Of this year. Although Mr.. Pacey
was not well his death was wholly
unexpected and a severe shock to
his family and friends.
Mr.. Pacey was born in Wiscon-
sin on March 5, 1876, and passed
away at the age Of SO years, four
months and Is days. Later the
family moved to Rock Falls, Iowa,
where Mr.. Pacey grew to young
manhood and received his educa-
ton. Thirty-eight years ago he
came to Fairmont, Minnesota, and
entered the livery business, where
he remained for fifteen years.
On October II, 1905, deceased was
united in marriage to Lucy Beth
man, who with three daughters and
one son survive. The children are:
Clarence, Of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Clarence (Clarice) Woelfle, of
Worthington; Mrs. c. (Harriett)
Salzman, of Melrose; and Miss
Ruby, Of Sank Centre. There are
also six surviving grandchildren
and three brothers and four sisters,
as follows: Mrs. A. D. VIM, of
Wilmont, Wis; Mrs. Bert Penney,
Of Usage, Iowa; Alice and Lucy
Pacey, Of Des Moines, Iowa; Fred
Pacey, Of Usage, Iowa; March Pac-
ey, of Carpenter, Iowa; George Pac-
ey, Of San Antonio, Texas. Mr..
Pacey's mother passed away in
October Of last year.
From Fairmont, the family came
to the Sank Centre community and
located on the farm known as the
Arney place, Az miles west of this
city. They remained there for six
years, when failing health forced
Mr.. Pacey to resign, and they NOV
ed to Sank Centre in 1928.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock at the
Methodist Church, in Sank Centre.
Rev. M. L. Brann will conduct the
last sad rites and burial will be
made in Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Pacey was a man of very
fine habits and he was endowed
with a friendly nature, which drew
to him a large number Of intimate
friends, who were shocked at his
sudden death and who mourn his
passing with the family.
Charles william Deziel
Charles Deziel, of Minneapolis, a
brother of Steve Deziel, of this city,
who with a party of five, his sister,
three brothers and a friend, Carl
Larson, motored from Minneapolis
early Sunday morning to enjoy a
days fishing on Sank Lake, passed
away suddenly from heart all
ment. After acquiring a boat at
the Lembke Resort, Mr.. Deziel took
the oars and rowed from the land.
ing to point near the bridge across
the narrows, when suddenly he fell
backwards in the arms Of his
friend, Carl Larson. Another par
ty with a motor boat gave aid and
lowed the Inflated boat to shore
SO that immediate aid could be
summoned, but Mr.. Deziel passed
away before they arrived at the
dock.
Charles william Deziel, who was
SO years old at death, was born on
October Is, 1885, at Hamel, Mime
sofa, the son of Frederick and
Mary Deziel. He was a resident of
the Sank Centre community many
years and left here fifteen years
ago. During the years of 1923-194
he operated a farm in this COM
munity. He then moved to Mime
apolis, where he has since resided
and followed his occupation as a
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