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- The 50th anniversary newspaper announcement states that Reason and Alta" moved to Michigan to his father's farm... They resided there 7 years. After that period they moved to the Eli Charlton farm, on the Charlton park road, living there 35-1/2 years. They moved to their Walnut street home in August of 1945 )3-1 E Walnut). Mr Naylor worked for the Barry County Lumber company for three years, and now is retired. He was 1973 last January. Mrs Naylor is now 69 years old. THeir children include Mrs. Arthur Callihan, Battle Creek; Mrs. J L Patrick, Hastins; Mrs Homer Cronk, Route 1, Hastings; Mrs Lyle Neil, Route 3 Hastings, Mrs Howard Martin, Jr., Hastings; Howard Naylor, Bellevuek Neb., and Carl Naylor, Route 1, Hastings. They also have 14 grandchildren." Hastings, Michigan, THursday, April 17, 1952 newspaper announcement.
NOTES: The obituary for R.E. Naylor: states: "Funeral services for Reason E Naylor, 74, 301 E. Walnut, who died Wednesday morning at Pennock hospital following a long illness, will be held at 2 pm Friday at the Leonard Funeral home. The Rev. O H Trinklein is to officiate and burial will be in the Hastings township cemetery. Mr Naylor had resided in Hastings since he retired in August of 1945 because of poor health. He wa born on Jahn.11, 1879 near Gibsonburg, Ohio, the son of Henry F and Hattie T (Miller) Naylor. On April 23, 1920, he was married to Miss Alta Foster, of Pemberville, Ohio, and the int he spinrg of 1903 they came to Michigan to reside on his parents' farm in Hastings township. Mr and Mrs. Naylor lived there until March 26, 1910, when they moved to the farm on the Charlton park road where they resided 35-1/2 years until retiring. In addition to his wife, he is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Authur (Rhea) Callihan, 40 Eldridge, Battle Creek; Mrs J L (Linnie) Patrick, 101 W Marshall; Mrs Homer (Leta) Cronk, Route 1, Hastings; Mrs Lyle (Neva) Neil, Route 3, Hastings, and Mrs Howard (Helen) Martin Jr., 1020 S Park; two sons, Howard, of Bellevue, Neb., and Carl, of Route 1, Hastings, grandchildren and many friends."
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