Person:Clara Groh (1)

Benzonia Library; Mills Community House; Benzonia, MI. Benzie Banner; 1909 ---- Researched; Sept. 1999 Mar. 26,- Liberty Union; Miss Clara and Lottie Groh spent Sunday with Clara and Winnie Inman.

Benzie Banner; 1910 ---- Researched; Oct. 1999 Jul. 1,- Liberty Union; Clara And Lottie Groh have the scarlatina, Ralph is able to be up and around again. Entry date; Oct. 11, 1999

Benzie Banner; 1911 ---- Researched; Mar. 2002 Jul. 7,- Clara Groh who has been quite sick is improving

Benzie Banner; 1915 ---- Researched; Mar. 2002 Apr. 15,- Homestead Station; The people of this vicinity was shocked when they received the sad news of the death of Miss Clary Groh who recently moved to Lansing with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. D. H. Groh. The family have the sympathy of their many old friends and neighbors in their sad bereavement. (Pg. 3) "c" Apr. 15, "Pg. 3" Obituary --- Clara May Groh ------ of Lansing Mich. passed away at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. David Groh Apr. 8, 1915 at 1:30 p. m. Miss Groh was born Nov. 28, 1899 Her death followed an accident by falling down the cellar stairs at a boarding house where she was employed. She sustained internal injuries, but lived for a week after the accident. The funeral was held at home Sunday Apr. 11, 1915 at 1 o'clock, Rev. E. E. Miers of the church Nazarene officiating. Burial took place at Mt. Hope cemetery. Miss Groh came to Lansing three weeks ago with her parents. She was formerly a scholar at the High School District No. 1 She has many friends in the vicinity. She leaves to mourn her father, mother 4 sisters and five brothers a host of friends. "c"

• • • Mt Hope, Cemetery - 127- south to exit I-496 Lansing business to Pennsylvania Ave. Exit 7-A South to Mt. Hope Ave go East on Mt. Hope to Evergreen Cemetery on right side.