The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-02-01
Obituary.

EFF1E FRANCIsco-Effie Fran
cisco was born April 4th, 1853, died
January 18th, 1893, aged A years,
8 months, and IA days She joined
the Methodist church In early
youth and has always lived a con-
sistent christian life. Her kind
disposition and gentle ways, have
earned her the love and esteem Of
all who knew her, and she will be
sadly missed. She leaves three
sisters, one brother, and u host OF
mourning friends to deplore their
loss. She bore her sufferlngs with
noble fortitudc, complaining not
when the Masters hand was laid
heavily upon her. Like way
worn traveller, she grew weary OF
the journey and would fain rest.
Rest she has gained, sweet rest for the weary,
Cared not how soon the summons would
come,
Soon she'll be gathered with those gone be-
fore her,
Trlum rhant victorious, DER death and the
tomb
Her funeral was preached at the
A. @. church from the words, "It IL
done" by Elder G. V. McBroom and
her body laid to rest in the Centen.
ary cemetery.
NANCY A. ENGLAND-Nancy A.
England, was born in Philadelphia,
Penn, Januarp 81, 1922, at the age
of 70 years, IL months, 20 days.
She departed this life ut her home
in Toledo, Ohio, January II, 1898.
She was united in marriage to
David Sitter in June 20, 1910, after
II years married, he was then call
ed to the unknown land. She re.
NAMED widow three years and
in October 1S. 1858 she was married
to Amos England, who preceded
her sUme seven years and to this
union was born three children, one
son, two daughters. who are all
living. Deceased united with the
Methodist Episcopal church al
Lithopolis, Ohio, in 1912, Of which
she was faithful member, while
health permitted, she WAS wond
erful worker, In all religious duties
always ready and willing to care
for the sick and distressed. Al
who knew her, loved her. For the
past ten years, she was so broken
in health that she was unable to
attend church as she would liked
to have done. But while she was
deprived of that privilege, she
never neglected religious duties at
home, and during her last illness
she was devoted to prayer. She
was stricken with paralysi, and
wrestling with death from 2 a, m.
till 1 / p. m. the frail body yielded
and her spirit winged its way into
the unknown. Her remains were
inferred at Carbon Hill, Ohio.
| When they who are nearest and dearest THY
heart.
Thy friends and companions In sorrow depart
| Look aloft from the dark ness and dust OF tn,
tomb,
To that soil where affection is ever in bloom
SCHwENKE - Ada Elizabeth
Schwenke, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Schwenke was
born in Logan, Ohio, June %, 1888
Ter fourteen beautiful years were
spent at her childhood home sur.
rounded by friends and companions
Like a promising bud her life wa.
just beginning to unfold into WON.
anhood, when, near eight weeks
ago painful Illness soon reduced
her once roddy features, and the
spirit longed for the more stately
mansion of the soul. Ever thought.
ful of others, forgetful Of self, SHE
endeared herself the more to hel
loved ones by patience and sub
mission. Ada frankly stated tha
she was willing to 60 II it was Cod
will, and that all was we'll with he
soul. A strong active child, sh'
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