pub in the State Journal of Lansing on Fri Jun 2, 1967
YAPLE E.SMITH 81, formerly of Lansing, died Thurs in Holland where he had been living for the past year and a half. An Ingham County native, he was a retired employee of Novo Pump Co & had lived there at 1829 Olds Ave. Mr.Smith was a veteran of WWI and had been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #701 & Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are his wife Neva, a dau, Mrs Virginia Lakies of Holland, a son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham; 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, a sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Services on Monday at Gorsline-Runciman, with burial at Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
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SMITH, Yaple E. Formerly of 1829 Olds Ave in Lasing, now of 261 W.24th St in Holland, age 81, died Thurs in Holland. Born May 11, 1886 in Ingham County, Mr Smith was life-time resident of Lansing & vicinity until moving to Holland one & half years ago. He retired from Novo Engine Co, a veteran of WWI, a member of VFW post 701, member of Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are wife, Neva Maud, dau Mrs.Kenneth (Virginia)Lakies, of Holland & son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham, 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, one sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Body will be at Dykstra Funeral Home in Holland. Services at Gorsline-Runciman Funeral home, with Rev.Glenn E.Carpenter, officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
NOTE: The daughter, Virginia, was adopted by Yaple when he m. to Maud, as the girl was hers by her 1st marriage.
YAPLE E.SMITH 81, formerly of Lansing, died Thurs in Holland where he had been living for the past year and a half. An Ingham County native, he was a retired employee of Novo Pump Co & had lived there at 1829 Olds Ave. Mr.Smith was a veteran of WWI and had been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #701 & Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are his wife Neva, a dau, Mrs Virginia Lakies of Holland, a son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham; 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, a sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Services on Monday at Gorsline-Runciman, with burial at Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
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SMITH, Yaple E. Formerly of 1829 Olds Ave in Lasing, now of 261 W.24th St in Holland, age 81, died Thurs in Holland. Born May 11, 1886 in Ingham County, Mr Smith was life-time resident of Lansing & vicinity until moving to Holland one & half years ago. He retired from Novo Engine Co, a veteran of WWI, a member of VFW post 701, member of Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are wife, Neva Maud, dau Mrs.Kenneth (Virginia)Lakies, of Holland & son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham, 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, one sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Body will be at Dykstra Funeral Home in Holland. Services at Gorsline-Runciman Funeral home, with Rev.Glenn E.Carpenter, officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
NOTE: The daughter, Virginia, was adopted by Yaple when he m. to Maud, as the girl was hers by her 1st marriage.
pub in the State Journal of Lansing on Fri Jun 2, 1967
YAPLE E.SMITH 81, formerly of Lansing, died Thurs in Holland where he had been living for the past year and a half. An Ingham County native, he was a retired employee of Novo Pump Co & had lived there at 1829 Olds Ave. Mr.Smith was a veteran of WWI and had been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #701 & Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are his wife Neva, a dau, Mrs Virginia Lakies of Holland, a son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham; 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, a sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Services on Monday at Gorsline-Runciman, with burial at Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
the 2nd newspaper clipping was not identified -
SMITH, Yaple E. Formerly of 1829 Olds Ave in Lasing, now of 261 W.24th St in Holland, age 81, died Thurs in Holland. Born May 11, 1886 in Ingham County, Mr Smith was life-time resident of Lansing & vicinity until moving to Holland one & half years ago. He retired from Novo Engine Co, a veteran of WWI, a member of VFW post 701, member of Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are wife, Neva Maud, dau Mrs.Kenneth (Virginia)Lakies, of Holland & son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham, 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, one sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Body will be at Dykstra Funeral Home in Holland. Services at Gorsline-Runciman Funeral home, with Rev.Glenn E.Carpenter, officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
NOTE: The daughter, Virginia, was adopted by Yaple when he m. to Maud, as the girl was hers by her 1st marriage.
YAPLE E.SMITH 81, formerly of Lansing, died Thurs in Holland where he had been living for the past year and a half. An Ingham County native, he was a retired employee of Novo Pump Co & had lived there at 1829 Olds Ave. Mr.Smith was a veteran of WWI and had been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #701 & Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are his wife Neva, a dau, Mrs Virginia Lakies of Holland, a son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham; 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, a sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Services on Monday at Gorsline-Runciman, with burial at Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
the 2nd newspaper clipping was not identified -
SMITH, Yaple E. Formerly of 1829 Olds Ave in Lasing, now of 261 W.24th St in Holland, age 81, died Thurs in Holland. Born May 11, 1886 in Ingham County, Mr Smith was life-time resident of Lansing & vicinity until moving to Holland one & half years ago. He retired from Novo Engine Co, a veteran of WWI, a member of VFW post 701, member of Barracks #235, Veterans of WWI. Surviving are wife, Neva Maud, dau Mrs.Kenneth (Virginia)Lakies, of Holland & son, Bud F.Smith of Birmingham, 6 grandchildren & 2 greats, one sister, Mrs. Mornamae Risdon of Fowlerville. Body will be at Dykstra Funeral Home in Holland. Services at Gorsline-Runciman Funeral home, with Rev.Glenn E.Carpenter, officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cem in Fowlerville.
NOTE: The daughter, Virginia, was adopted by Yaple when he m. to Maud, as the girl was hers by her 1st marriage.
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