Albert Guhse, former Manistee resident, died Friday evening at the American Legion hospital in Battle Creek. He was 52 years old.
Mr. Guhse was born in Manistee on May 26, 1892. When he was about 25 he left to make his home in Ludington. Later returning to Manistee to work as a plumber for the firm of Lloyd & Smith before moving to Bay City. He had been confined in the hospital for the last year.
Surviving are two children, Irene and Gilbert.
The body was brought here this noon and funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Bradford funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery.
Source: Manistee News Advocate, (Manistee, Michigan), 1 May 1944, page 3; column 7 & 8, microfilm owned by; Library of Michigan, Lansing, Michigan.
My notes about the obituary. The obituary was published in the Manistee News Advocate, Manistee, Michigan. Albert Guhse died in Battle Creek, Michigan. Prior to his illness he lived in Bay City, Michigan.
He died at the American Legion Hospital of tuberculosis. The American Legion Hospital was originally the Roosevelt Community Center. It was built during World War I at Camp Custer, now Fort Custer. In 1921, it became the American Legion Hospital serving mostly tuberculosis patients. It has since been torn down. An article about the hospital can be found here.
The body was brought to Manistee and burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery, Manistee, Michigan.
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