Person:Mina Hayes (2)

Wood County WI Deaths, Volume 35 Page 511Mina C ClarkWhite female, married, housewife, age 66Date of Death: 28 July 1952Date and Place of Birth: 11 Feb 1886, Monroe Center, Adams Co., WIParents of Deceased: Lafayette Hayes and Elizabeth FishInformant: William J ClarkCause of Death: cardiac decompensation. 4 days, rheumatic heart disease, many yearsPhysician: Elmer Debus, MD, Wisconsin Rapids (att. dec'd 7-24 to 7-28, 1952)Burial at Forest Hill Cemetery, Wisc. Rapids, 01 August 1952Undertakers: George Baker, Wisconsin RapidsCertificate Date: 28 July 1952Filing Date: 31 July 1952

Obituary, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune, Tuesday, 29 July 1952. page 1

Mrs. William J. Clark, 66, 521 Lee St., died at Riverview Hospital at 4:25 Monday afternoon following a four day illness. Death was attributed to a heart condition.

Funeral services have been arranged for 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Clark, whose maiden name was Mina Hayes, was born in Monroe Center, Adams County, on Feb. 11, 1886, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette hayes, and had resided in central Wisconsin all her life. She married William J. Clark in Wisconsin Rapids on Oct. 16, 1906, and they resided in Milladore for 39 years, moving here in 1946. There were eight children, two preceding the mother in death.

Surviving are her husband; three sons, Kenneth and Marcus, Wisconsin Rapids, and Willis, serving with the Coast Guard at Long Beach, Cal.; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Williams, Lynwood, Cal.; Mrs. Ray Konkol and Mrs. Oliver Schultz, Wisconsin Rapids; two brothers, Arthur Hayes, Waupaca, and Amos Hayes, Wisconsin Rapids; one sister, Mrs. Clara Odell, Wisconsin Rapids; 18 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.