Source: Clarkston News July 4, 1930

Alleman, William

Heart Attack fatal At Party. While attending a reunion of old boyhood friends at the home of Henry Owen, three miles east of Clarkston on the Sashabaw road, Sunday, June 29, William Alleman, 73 years old, of Oxford, was stricken with a heart attack and died within a short time. Dr. Raymond Miller, of Clarkston was hastily summoned but Mr. Alleman was dead when he arrived. The deceased had lived in Oxford over half a century and was a well known carpenter and builder. Surviving are a son, Earl R., of Lake Orion; a daughter, Ruth, of Detroit; two brothers, Samuel, of Clarkston, and Willis, of Dundee; a foster sister, Mrs. Minnie Vetie, of Buffalo and a foster brother, George Lutz, of Grant's Pass, Oregon. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m., at the Whitcomb Chapel in Oxford, with Rev. Fred Matthews in charge, and burial in Oxford mausoleum.



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