The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-17
ANOTHER MOTHER GONE.
Mrs. II. c. Deible Died In Philadelphia
Thursday Night-Buried Here Sunday.

Mrs. Henry G. Deible, Of this place,
died In the private hospital Of Dir. w.
w. Kane In Philadelphia ut I | so %. m.,
October II, 1900. Mrs. Deible had gone
10 Philadelphia the week before 10 have
nm operation performed for cancer. and
little did she or her friends think, after
consultation with the doctors, that the
operation. which was performed Monday
of last week, would 80 quickly end her
earthly career. Mr.. Dcible. who was
In Philadelphia, returned home before
the operation because the doctor assured
him there was no danger from the oper.
alton. Wednesday, night Mr.. Deible
received word that his wife was In n
critical condition and Thursday he
started for Philadelphia. arriving nj
the hospital about three hours before
she died. Mrs. Deiblc knew her hus-
band when he arrived and was able to
talk 10 him. Among other things she
said: ~ lived In Jesus and will dis In
Jesus."
Mr.. Deible left Philadelphia Friday
night with the mortal remains of his
bosom companion, arriving here on the
S.3S n. m. train Saturday. 10 was n sad
homecoming. Stnlwart members
Of the Masonic lOdge-met Mr.. Deible
At the station aud were so deeply
touched with the husbands grief that
tears were seen 10 drop from many
cheeks.
Funeral services were held In. the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon, con
ducted by Rev. A. !. Meek, Ph. d..
pastor, aud Notwithstanding the inclcm-
ent weather the church was not large
enough to accommodate all who wanted
To pay the last tribute Of respect TO u
noble woman whom they highly es-
tecmed. The Masonic brethren had
charge of the funeral
Pr. Meek's text was selected from
Rev. II: IL, blessed are the dead
which die In the Lord from henceforth:
yea, saith the spirit, that they may
rest from their labors; and their works
do follow them" Mrs. Deible had
joined the Baptist church when about
fourteen years old and had ever after
lived II consistent christian life, ALWAYS
ready 10 labor In the Masters Vineyard,
and this gave the pastor a noble and
worthy christian subject to comment
upon. He spoke in glowing terms Of
Mrs. Deible's life Mt home and in the
church, and those who knew her best
did not think the pastors praise was
more than the deceased deserved.
The flUral tributes were beautiful.
Roll Of Honor and Star were from sis
tcrs Of the deceased, anchor from Ten
mis- Club, wreath from Masonic lodge
and "A bunch Of flowers from officials of
the Star Glass Company.
The mortal remains Of this devoted
wife and loving mother were buried in
the Iteynoldsville Cemetery.
Mrs. Deible's maiden name was
Josephine Loree. She was born in New
York state December 9Th, 1852, making
her almost ~ years old at time Of death.
Was married to Henry g. Deible in
Warren, Pa, October 4th, 1877, and
Immediately came with him to Reyn-
oldsville where she ever after resided.
She Is survived by her husband and
four children, Gertrude, Eugene, Lucille
and Herman.
The following out Of town relatives
attended the funeral Mrs. John Del
BILE, Mrs. Martin Lauffer, Mrs. G. G.
Gruber, Mrs John Lay, Of Warren, and
Miss Bessie Head, Of Youngsville, Pa.