The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-28
DIED.

CAssLER. his residence In Plain township,
on the 18Th inst, Of heart disease, David easier,
| aged 6l years.
His remains were laid In the burial grounds at
Zion church, Mr. Cassler was always the good
citizen and honest man.
PIERo-.At the residence Of her son, ]. I, Plero,
| on Saturday June 23d, of old age, Magdalena
Plero reict of the late Ignatus Piero In the Both
| year OF her age
Mrs. Plero came to this county in 1927 from AL
SAGE, She is the mother Of eight children, three
ofwhom are living, and leaves 80 grandchildren
and 15 great grand children.
MoUsHEY. ON Monday the 25th inst, after a
severe illness, Emma Laura, daughterof Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Mousheyb aged years and months.
owEsNEY. .-on June 22nd, Of Inflammation Of
! the bowels, Susie 0wesney aged IA years months
| 28 days
The sudden decease of this youthful friend has
left sad vacancy not only In the parental home
she loved so fondly, but In the hearts Of large
circle OF dear associates and In the school where
her presence had become anecessity and charm.
Though only in her fifteenth year, yet 80 fond had
she become Of reading, and so diligent in her
studies that her mind had quite reached the ma
urity Of womanhood. Often in the home when
her dear parents were tempted to look upon "the
shady side" have her words of cheer and enCour'
agement filed their hearts with new courage and
given to life a new look and to the future a
real hopefulness Her judgment was indeed that
of person mSny years her senior, and her motto
uttered with reserve, ito every cloud there is a
silver lining,p showed the worth and strength Of
her character. For one so young she likewise ex-
celled q conversalionalist. Among her associ.
ates in this regard, she was leader by reading
and study as well as by nature, being qualified to
influence and interest those into whose society she
was thrown, AS evidence Of her popularity
among her young friends, mention may be made
of the fact that at the time of her decease and for
some months previous, she was the sole conductor
and edltress of q paper called the Avalanche"
issued by her department in school. perusal OF
this paper proves the natural cast of mind of the
deceased and her ability both in furnishing orig'
nal matter and in making selections That she
was religiously inclined was shown by her enjoy.
ment in church services and in Sabbath School
instruction, and in her habit of teaching her little
brothers how to pray to the dear Savior. She was
not by public profession member OF either OF our
churches. But her loneliness Of spirit herrespect
for and interest ia religion encourages the belief
''of such is the kingdom of heaven" But short
time before her death young friend So
licited from her few words for an Album and
the following striking and we might say prophetic
selection was made
"All ye good people that now stand by,
As you are now, so once was /,
AS l am now SO you shall be,
Remember death, and pray for me-"
Her decease impresses these words upon all her
school mates, who by their attendance at her
funeral and by the deep feeling they manifested
as they looked upon her countenance for the last
time gave evidence of the love they had cherished
and the loss they had sustained May God sancu-
fy her death and lead all her associates into the
fold of Christ And may God in his abounding
grace bind up the wound in the hearts of the
stricken parents and of the children who are left
One is absent from the home. One place is vacant
at the table, One voice is hushed. The quick
familiar steps of one dearly loved will no more be
heard: But in the midst of the desolaton and
anguish of spirit come to the bereaved the precious
words of Holy Writ-the very words of the loving
Christ Come unto me all ye who labor and are
heavy laden and will give you rest" "Let not
your hearts be troubled, ye belieVein God believe
also in me-"
steubenville papers please copy.