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 THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
 Thursday, March 30, 1882
 VOL. XV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 30
 VOL. II.  NEW SERIES, NO. 48

           JOSEPH MUNCH of Riverton died of inflamation of the bowels
        on Monday last and was buried Wednesday.  He leaves a wife and
        two children to mourn his loss.  He was about 45 years old.

           On Monday evening last REV. S. N. HILL held a memorial service
        for MASTER EDDIE LOUCKS, aged 14 years, who recently died of
        diphtheria at Tallman, in the new Congregational church.  Mr. and
        Mrs. LOUCKS have the sympathies of many friends here and at Tall-
        man.  The congregation and choir showed deep interest in the oc-
        casion.  EDDIE was very active in the sabbath school, and was the
        secretary at the time of his death.  He had for some time felt that
        he was a christian and died believing that his salvation was sure.

           Mr. and Mrs. M. HOLMQUIST have the heartfelt sympathy of a large
        circle of friends and acquaintances in their great bereavement.  On
        Thursday, at half past ten in the morning, their little girl EVA,
        aged four years and three months, was taken away, and on the day
        following they lost their youngest, a bright little girl of some 17
        months.  The funeral took place from the residence, the REV. S. N.
        HILL officiating, on Saturday last, and both were buried in one
        little grave.  That fell destroyer diphtheria - together with croup
        tells the whole story.

           The funeral services of ANNA, daughter of MRS. H. TANNER, who
        died on March 28, will be held on Sabbath morning at the M. E.
        church in connection with the morning services.  The burial service
        took place on Thursday, March 30, from the residence of Mr. JAMES
        WOOD on Filer street, O. B. WHITMORE officiating.

           We have to mourn the loss of a friend and neighbor in JOSEPH
        MOLK, who departed this life on March 27.  He leaves a wife and two
        children, besides a large number of friends.  He was a just man in
        all his dealings, upright and honest in all his business.