The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
AHEAyy AFFLICrIoN.
Sad Death OF Mrs. Charles Dsohei, noe
fn Bieoheie,

Sad Death OF Mrs. Charles Bsohei, noe
fn Bieohele,
Mfb. Emma Bechel, wife OF Mr. Charles
Bechel, the we'll known book Keeper Nv
Joseph echele's soap manuIaclory ~
this city, died at her home, No. lbb south
Market street, on Thursday The aad
intelligence OF her death carries sorrow
and regret into many households, where
she was ever known 40 bright, amia'
BILE and accomplished young lady,
Mrs. Bachel was a daughter or MT ana
Mrs. Joseph Blechele, OF this olIy, ana
was married last August 10 Mr.. Beohel,
the wedding being brilliant society
event. For sOms time past she had been
seriously III but II was not thought that
death would result. A few days ago she
became worse and the combined skill OF
Drs, Portman, Fraunfelter and Phillips
proved OF no avail. Congestion OF the
brain ensued aud after suffering untold
agony death came TO her relelse THIS
morning. She was % years old on
the 18th Of last December.
THR FUNERAL.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma
Bechel, nee BIechele, wife OF Mr.. Chas'
p. Bechsl, occurred Sunday afternoon
from lhe residence, No. loo South Mar
ket street. A vast c0nc0ur8e OF people,
In carriages and on foot, gathered at The
house at one o'clock, among tie number
being the members OF the q. N. b, A.,
COncOrdla and Pioneer Societies, In q
body. The pall.bearere were Meaara
Philip BerHOwer, August Bernower, M,
McNally. Louis A. LOichot, Ray j Bour,
and X, Dsvile. AT la5 O'CLOCK the fu'
neral cOrtege started from the house for
the 81. Peter'a German Catholic Church,
where a beautiful AMI Impressive fu'
neral service was conducted. A touch
ing sermon, which moved TO tears many
OF those az embled, was delivered by
Rev. Father Arnould In the German Ian
guage.
The remains were then taken to the
German Catholic Cemetery, where they
were inferred.
The fuueral cortege was one OF the
largest ever seen In the city, aud the
church was not able 10 acc0mm0ia
half Of those who had gathered together
TO pay o haal tribute OF respect 10 the
dead. Among those present we're many
friends from surrounding cities, and
relatives from distant points.
Emma l.. Blechele was the daughter
OF Joseph and Apnlonia Biechele and
was born IN Canton December 18Th,
1869 She Lived her entire life in this
city except when abe finished her educa'
tl0n at the Louisville, Ohio, Academy
and at convent school at Detroit con
Quoted by the Slsters Of the Sacred
Heart She was married August 20 b,
1886, to Mr.. Charles p, Bechel, OF Can
ton, In the 81. Peters German Catholic
Church In this city. by Rev. Father Ar
mould, wh) also rflidat d nj her funeral.
She died OF congestion OF the brain April
22d, 1886, after an illness OF several
months, which was attended by the
most Intense suffering.
The ultimely death Of Mrs Bechel has
cast deep VJil Of gloom upon her e0r'
rowing husband, family and relatives
and caliei forth the sincere regrets and
sympathy Of q host Of friends and ac'
quaintances, who sadly deplore the early
death Of an eatimable lady and friend
'IHAvoa have their time 10 fall
And nowem to wither ut tho north windp broAth
And stars 10 tot but all.
Thou hast all seasons for thino own o, death"
"A FRIEND IN NERD Is AFRIKND INDEED" !"
We can not abstain from expressing
our heartfelt thanks TO our numerous
friends who assisted us In our sad
bereavement during the heart.breaklng
last struggle and death Of our beloved
wife and daughter. IL caused ue q great
deal OF consolation during the hours OF
trial TO see our friends, without dlstlnc.
tion Of creed or sex, do oil In their
power TO aid us. Thanks 10 them all.
AlAo thanks 10 the @. N, b, A, Concordla
and Pioneer Societies, aud TO all our
sympathizlng frlends Words are made
quate TO express our feeling OF graft
tude towards oil.
CHARLRs z. BECHKL,
J0sEpH BIECHgLg AND WIFE