Mackey, Charles – 1864-1937

HANNAGAN, MACKEY, VAN BLARICUM

Posted By: Diana Wagner
Date: 7/13/2021 at 21:35:40

Conduct Rites In Newton For Charles Mackey
Funeral services for Charles Mackey, 73, were conducted from the Toland funeral home Sunday at 2:00 p.m. by the Rev. Ernest F. Ruff of the Full Gospel church.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Forehand furnished the music, singing “Face to Face,” “I Know My Name is There,” and “When I Take My Vacation.”
Interment was in the Newton Memorial Park cemetery, with the following serving as pall bearers: Tom McKeever, Eugene White, Clarence Snyder, Jack Leaming, Charles Messick and John Hayes.
Mr. Mackey died Thursday, Sept. 23, at his home, following a stroke, suffered the previous Monday.
A boiler maker by trade, Mr. Mackey was formerly employed by the city. For a number of years, he tended the furnace in the Masonic building and the former Lister Opera house building.
Surviving are his wife, who lives in Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Don Hannagan of Newton and Mrs. Leota Van Blaricum of Indianapolis; a son, James Mackey of Indianapolis, and a son by a former marriage, Albert Mackey.
Source: Newton Daily News; Wednesday, September 29, 1937

Mackey, Charles; born: 1864; in Iowa; died: 23 Sept. 1937; Mother’s maiden name: Parks; Death Cert # C50-0088