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The Ludington Record
Thursday, March 27, 1884

              MRS. ALLEN, wife of the foreman of the clothes
            pin department of Aldrich & Brayman's factory,
            died at her home in Custer, Sunday, March 16th.
            Mr. and Mrs. ALLEN removed to Custer from Hart
            a little over a year ago and since that time have
            made many friends here. MR. ALLEN took her remains
            to Holland, Mich., her former home, for burial.
            She leaves one young child to feel the need of a
            mother's tender care. MR. ALLEN'S friends feel to
            sympathize with him deeply as this is his second
            bereavement since coming to Custer.
            
              MRS. ISABELLA McCULLOCH, - aged fifty-four years,
            wife of Mr. HUGH McCULLOCH, died at her home north
            of the village of Custer, Friday, March 14th, after
            an illness of about two weeks. The family removed to
            Custer about four years ago, from Ludington. Since
            her residence at Custer she has had a warm place in
            the hearts of the people, and her loss will be much
            felt. She was taken with a stroke of paralysis (as
            stated in the Record a few weeks ago) about two weeks
            before her death, and during her illness suffered a
            great deal. She scarcely realized until a short time
            before her death, the critical condition she was in.
            Mr. McCULLOCH took the remains to Grand Rapids, her
            home before coming to Ludington, where they will be
            interred in the city cemetery. Miss STELLA and her
            brother LEONARD have gone to Cadilac (sic). Miss
            McCULLOCH will stay with her sister, and LEONARD con-
            templates studying medicine with a physician of that
            place. Mr. McCULLOCH will remain in Custer until he
            disposes of his property. The force of the motto
            "What is a home without a mother," is now fully real-
            ized by the bereaved family. They have the deepest
            sympathy of the entire community.
            
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