Lake Maxinkuckee Its Intrigue History & Genealogy Culver, Marshall, Indiana

Clifford C. Waite





Clifford Waite was born in Pulaski county and moved to Culver in 1914. He started a garage business in the old livery stable {214 E. Jefferson McLane's} and in 1921 moved into the Medbourn building across the street {probably the recap-building that burnt}.

Then in succession he was associated with A. M. Roberts in the plumbing business,


opened a sheet metal shop of his own, and then a garage.

He spent 1927 in Phoenix, Ariz., and on his return to Culver opened a plumbing and heating shop, the business in which he is now engaged.

He was also located at 208 S. Main St.


1938 - March 28, Clifford C. Waite has opened his own plumbing shop in the rear of the Schweidler Cafe building across the street from the Lake Shore Garage

Clifford C. Waite Dies Monday At Age od 65
    Clifford C. Waite, age 65, died Monday evening at his home on Liberty Street after an illness of one year.

    Mr. Waite was bonr in Starke county near Ora on May 27 1889 and spent his entire life in this communinty.

    He Operated a garage in Culver for several years and since 1929 had been in the plumbing business.

    Surviving relatives include his widow Anna; two daughters Mrs. June Moore Zionzville, and Mrs. Martha Wells Ohio; four sons: Victor South Bend; Malcom Los Angles Calif; Lamarr, Culver and Robert at home; a sister Mrs. Rosa Seltzer Mishawaka; four brothers: Lewis Springdale Wash.; Floyd, Oliver and Forrest all of Ora.

    Mr. Waite was a member of the Maxinkuckee I.O.O.F. and attended the Culver Methodist church where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Kendall E. Sands, pastor of the church, officiating.

    Burial will be at the Burr Oak Cemetery. - Apr. 27, 1955 - Citizen