The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-06
Deaths
CLARE MosHER

CLARE MosHER
Friends here were notified Sun.
day OF the sudden death from q
heart attack Of Clare Mosher, bank.
err OF Centervilfe. Mr.. Mosher
seemed in the best OF health when
he attended the fftieth annivers-
airy OF his Normal class in June.
He leaves a wife and four chi.
dren, one OF whom, Edward, was for
several years favorite singer and
violinist In Ypsilanti. the others
being Gregory at an Army station
in California; Mrs. Paul Kingsley.
Battle Creek. and Mrs. Jack Van
Loo. Grand Rapids. He was the
brother-in-law OF Mrs. Laura Lus.
comb, who with her children, also
favorite musicians here, Robert and
Ruth (Mrs. Fred Hopkins) lived
here for years. before going to De-
troit. The son Edward, after years
overseas, mostly in England. won
his discharge In June and reached
home some time ago, stopping 10
call on Ypsilanti friends en- route
home. He was on a cruise to Geer.
gian Bay when his father died 30
the time OF the funeral Is not yet
set.
MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON
Miss Dorothy Johnson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnson. 610
z. Cross ST., passed away this
in st Joseph's Hospital.
Ann Arbor. where she had been for
the past ST.; weeks She was born
Oct. rs. 1895. She was graduated
from Ypsilanti High School In 1912.
attended the Normal College q year
and for the past two years has
been employed by the Army Air
Force stationed at the bomber
plant. She leaves to mourn her
loss. besides her parents. three sis
tiers, Grace. Carol and June, and q
brother. William, stationed in Ger
many: her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Grannis, and many
other relatives.
RAYMOND KAsH
Raymond Kash pafSed away Sun
day after an extended illness at the
home OF his son In Tecumseh. Mich.
He had been a former resident Of
Ypsilanti.
He was born In Mount Vernon,
Ill. March s. 1885, the son OF John
and Riii Welia Kash
Surviving are his wife wife, Mary.
and son. Virgil.
Funeral services will be Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 from the
Geer Funeral home. Rev. NJ. 8.
Amstutz OF the Missionary Alliance
Church will officiate and burial will
take place In Pleasant View Gene
terry. Belleville. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
T. GLENN PHILLIPS
Ann Arbor. Aug. ct. Glenn
Phillips, OF Worthwhile, landscape
architect for Michigna State Col
lege, died late Saturday in Univer-
sity Hospital. following a long ILL
ness. He was IS years old.
Phillips had been in charge OF
the planning for the grounds and
buildings on the Michigan State
campus for IS years. He also d.
rected planning for several Mich
igan cities including Pontiac, Sag
inaw, Bay City, Escanaba. Dear
born, Royal Oak and Crosse Pointe.
A native of Bay City, he was
graduated from MISC. in 1902.
MRS. FLORENCE 9. NELSON
Ann Arbor. Aug. 6-Mrs. florence
s. Nelson, wife Of Clifford j. Nell
son. died this morning in st. Jo-
seph's Mercy Hospital.
Born in Centerville, she moved
with her parents to Sturgis and
attended the public school there.
She was married to Mr.. Nelson,
June 25. 1888, in Grand Rapids.
She Is survived by her husband;
a daughter, Janice; two sons, John
and Thomas; her father, John J.
Simpson, Sturgis. and brother.
CHICAGO-INS Mrs. Ruth
Schultz, 20. whose husband. Capt.
Carl G. Schultz. was ordered court
in Germany for his mar
rage to a WAC sergeant from
declared Saturday she
would stand bp him. Carl was a
good husband she said. Hes the
father of our two good children. He
probably needs us now more than
ever and we will help him through"
WASHINGTON-AP-- The War
says Chairman May
(D-Ky.) OF the House Military Com
mittee has been misled II he thinks
the Army does not safeguard sol
der prisoners against brutality by
guards. THE Army does not toll
crate or condone brutal treatment
or inhuman punishment OF any OF
It's personnel and prompt disciplin-