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 Ludington Daily News
 Tuesday, November 18, 1919
 
          SISTER AND BROTHER
            DIE WITHIN FIVE DAYS
            
         MRS. ELIZABETH NITCHES Was Resi-
            dent of Mason County for
                  Forty Years
                  
         MRS. ELIZABETH NITCHES, for 40 years
       a resident of Mason county, passed 
       away at 12:30 last evening at the
       Paulina Stearns hospital.  MRS. NITCH-
       ES, who suffered a paralytic stroke
       two years ago, never completely re-
       covered but on the contrary, she grad-
       ually grew weaker.  She was a victim
       of three paralytic strokes and was at
       the hospital seven weeks.
         ELIZABETH AGER was born near Mont-
       real, Quebec, 78 years ago.  Some time
       later she came to Tallman and after
       remaining there for five years, she
       came to Ludington, where she had
       since resided.  Until recently the de-
       ceased made her home with her sis-
       ter, MRS. LILLIAN RIES of west Luding-
       ton avenue.
         She is survived by her only sister,
       MRS. RIES, and three brothers, JEFF and
       THOMAS AGER of Fountain, and GEORGE
       of Canada.  One of her brothers, JOHN,
       died Thursday, Nov. 13, and was bur-
       ied at Silverton, Ore., on Saturday,
       Nov. 16.  Details of his death have not
       yet been learned by Ludington rela-
       tives.
         Funeral services will be conducted
       from the home of her niece,  MRS. CLAY-
       TON TAYLOR of 404 north Charles
       street on Thursday afternoon at 2:00.
       REV. PUTNAM will officiate and inter-
       ment is to be made in the city ceme-
       tery.
         During her long residence in this
       city MRS. NITCHES endeared herself to
       a large number of friends who will
       deeply regret her death.
       
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