GUY, Gerald D.

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• Residence: 1900, Detroit, MI

Harold married DRAPER, Marguerite Hulda on 16 Aug 1920 in Wood County, OH. Marguerite (daughter of DRAPER, Francis W. and MCMULLEN, Essa Pearl) was born on 29 Apr 1901 in South Boardman, MI; died on 21 Feb 1977 in Ann Arbor, MI; was buried in Milan, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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GRID=the Veterans Memorial Hospital

Francis married MCMULLEN, Essa Pearl on 8 Jun 1899 in Milan, MI. Essa was born on 3 Sep 1875 in Monroe County, MI; died on 27 Feb 1980 in Milan, MI; was buried in Milan, MI. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: 27 Feb 1980, Milan, MI

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Death:
Ann Arbor News--Milan--A local institution in Milan--Pearl Draper, better known as "Grandma Pearl" is gone. She died at the Saline Evangelical Home Wednesday. Mrs. Draper was 104. Even when she reached the 100th mark in age, she continued to bake her own bread and a few pumpkin pies. From 1927 to 1941, she and her husband ran Grandma's Pantry, a restaurant-hotel on Main Street. Mrs. Draper was born Sept. 3, 1875 in Monroe County. She and her husband, Francis, operated the first movie theatre in town and the city's only hotel. That hotel housed Henry Ford when he was in town to oversee the factory that formerly stood on the south side of the Saline River. As a centenarian, she continued to be an avid bridge player. More than 300 persons turned out for her 100th birthday party in 1975, which included a band and closed some of the streets. Private services were held at the People's Presbyterian Church this afternoon. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McMullin. 

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Ann Arbor News--Milan--A local institution in Milan--Pearl Draper, better known as "Grandma Pearl" is gone. She died at the Saline Evangelical Home Wednesday. Mrs. Draper was 104. Even when she reached the 100th mark in age, she continued to bake her own bread and a few pumpkin pies. From 1927 to 1941, she and her husband ran Grandma's Pantry, a restaurant-hotel on Main Street. Mrs. Draper was born Sept. 3, 1875 in Monroe County. She and her husband, Francis, operated the first movie theatre in town and the city's only hotel. That hotel housed Henry Ford when he was in town to oversee the factory that formerly stood on the south side of the Saline River. As a centenarian, she continued to be an avid bridge player. More than 300 persons turned out for her 100th birthday party in 1975, which included a band and closed some of the streets. Private services were held at the People's Presbyterian Church this afternoon. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McMullin.