Betty M. Lester

Female 1927 - 1945  (18 years)


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  1. 1.  Betty M. Lester was born in 1927 in Michigan, United States; died in Jul 1945 in Put-in Bay, South Bass Island, Put-in Bay Twp, Ottawa County, Ohio, United States.

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • FamilySearch ID: GHCK-386
    • _UID: 903E66E0A0854B3D8CAA2A7AC3F6A4C2BA3C
    • Census-Household Member: 1930, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, United States; USA
    • Residence-Occupant: 1930, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, United States; 4225 Allendale Ave.
    • Residence: 1935, Hazel Park, Oakland, Michigan
    • Census-Household Member: 1940, Hazel Park, Oakland County, Michigan, United States; USA
    • Residence-Occupant: 1940, Hazel Park, Oakland County, Michigan, United States; 1521 East Meyers Avenue

    Notes:

    FamilySearch ID:
    https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GHCK-386

    Census-Household Member:
    Role: Household Member


    Residence-Occupant:
    Role: Occupant


    Census-Household Member:
    Role: Household Member


    Residence-Occupant:
    Role: Occupant


    Died:
    Father Identifies Girl Who Fell From Monument on Island
    Port Clinton, July 30
    William J. Lester of Hazel Park, Mich., has identified the body of the girl who plunged to her death last Friday from the top of the 352-foot Perry Memorial monument at Put-in Bay as his daughter, Betty, 18, Ottawa County Coroner George A. Poe ruled the death suicide.

    The father said Miss Lester had started for Cedar Point with her sister, Helene, 15, and a girl friend, but got off the boat at Put-in Bay without the knowledge of her companions. When the girls returned home they reported the disappearance of Betty and the father, without knowing of the deaty at the island, started for Put-in Bay where he learned what had occurred and he then came to Port Clinton and identified the body as that of his daughter.

    He stated that the daughter had been ill for several months and at times became despondent. The parents and sisters, Helene and Joanne, survive.





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