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- Nina Mae SUMMERS, 96, died Thursday,
April 8, 1993, at Edgerton Memorial
- Hospital.
- She was born March 28, 1897, and was
adopted in 1897 by Delos and Victoria
- (FOX) HASKINS in Milton.
She graduated from Marion High School in Iowa, attended Milton
College and Janesville Business College. She married William
SUMMERS Oct. 24, 1928; he died in July of 1933.
- She worked at the Pullman Co. in Chicago.
Upon returning to Milton, she worked for
- the Plant Department of the Wisconsin
Telephone Co. of Janesville. She worked in the Milton Post
Office for 32 years, retiring in 1962. She was a member of
the Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church. At the time of her death
she was the oldest living member of the church and belonged to
its women's circle. She was also a member of the Business and
Professional women of Milton and the Milton Historical Society.
She was a former member of the Rock Co. Republican Women's
Club, the Milton Women's Club and the National Association of
Retired Federal Employees.
- She is survived by a son, Stephen (Anna)
of Milton; a daughter, Norma
- EDWARDSON
of Milton; seven grandchildren: Stig, Kurt, Chris, and Gretchen
EDWARDSON, Susan EDWARDSON WAYNE, all of
Illinois, William and David SUMMERS of Milton; a step-granddaughter,
Frances (Schaible) LESHER of New Mexico; seven great-grandsons;
a great-granddaughter; two step-great-grandchildren; a cousin,
Stan FOX of Milton; and a special friend, Mildred OAKLEY
of Madison.
- Funeral services were held Tuesday,
April 13 at the Milton Seventh Day Baptist
- Church. Burial was in the Milton
Cemetery. Rev. George Calhoun officiated. [Thursday edition,
p. 2]
- Ronald Evan HULL, 75, of 202
East Garfield Ave, Marion, died Monday, April 12,
- 1993 at Shawano.
- He was born in Milton on May 20, 1917,
the son of Richard Loyal and Irena Mae
- (GREENE) HULL. He attended
Milton Schools, UW-Whitewater and received a bachelor of arts
degree from Milton College in 1941. He was an all-around athlete
at both colleges and was inducted in the Milton College Hall
of Fame.
- He was married on June 7, 1943 to Barbara
W. BIEDERMANN at the Methodist
- Episcopal Church.
- He served in the U.S. Marine Corps
and the Navy. Following medical discharge he
- became a radio (civilian) instructor
at Truax Field in Madison. He then worked at the Highway Trailer
Co., in Edgerton, and became a sales manager in 1949. He was
later employed at J.H. Holan & Stahl Metal Products in Cleveland,
Ohio.
- The HULLs returned to Janesville
in 1962 and he again was employed at Highway
- Trailers where he served in several
managerial positions. He came to Marion in 1974 and was general
manager of Marion Body Works. After retirement from there he
began his own business as a representative for AIL Insurance
Co.
- [Long paragraph listing all his
children and grandchildren.]
- A memorial service will be held at
7 p.m. tonight, Thursday, April 15, at the Rhodes
- and Beil Funeral Home, Marion. Father
Joseph A. Minnis will officiate. Friends may call after 5:30
p.m. at the funeral home until the time of the service. [Thursday
edition, p. 5]
-
- Courtesy of Jon Saunders
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