Nina Shelton's obituary, Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan

SUBJECT: Nina SHELTON
SUBMITTER: Jan Lubitz Sedore
EMAIL: am0773@a1access.net
DATE: May 21, 1999
SURNAMES: SHELTON, MC ALLISTER, EDICK, LINK, MUSSER
CHARLOTTE NEWSPAPER
August, 1981
OBITUARY: NINA SHELTON
NINA SHELTON, VICTIM OF TRAFFIC CRASH, ONCE RESIDENT HERE

Funeral services were conducted from the Royal Chapel in Battle Creek Monday
afternoon for Mrs. Paul (Nina E.) Shelton, 54, of 33 Harrison Avenue, Battle
Creek, a former Charlotte woman killed last Friday, August 24, 1981, at
7:30 p.m. in a traffic crash. Burial was in Floral Lawn Memorial Gardens
near Marshall.

Mrs Shelton, a pastry cook at the Athelstan club in Battle Creek was pronounced
dead at the scene of the crash by a Barry county medical examiner. The
accident occurred when the car driven by Mr. Shelton, in which the two
were enroute to their cottage at Wilkinson lake, was struck head on by
one driven by Darl E. Lester of Route 2, Battle Creek, as he was passing
another vehicle on a rise in the Banfield road.

Mr. Shelton is in Community hospital, Battle Creek, in serious condition
with internal injuries, shock, three arm fractures and a nose fracture.
Lester suffered leg and knee fractures, spleen rupture, multiple lacerations,
internal injuries and concussion. He was alone in his car.

Mrs Shelton was born in Marshall, a daughter of Chandler and Helen (McAllister)
Edick, and after her marriage August 30, 1929 to Mr. Shelton they lived
in Charlotte until moving to Battle Creek about 25 years ago.

Surviving the husband are three sons, David, an Air Force recruit enroute
to San Antonio, Texas, Emory and Ernest; two daughters, Mrs David H. (Ruth)
Link and Mrs Edward (Paula) Musser and eight grandchildren, all in the
Battle Creek area; and a brother, Ivan Edick of Charlotte.




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