The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-11-17
OBITUARY
LOGAN, ONO, Nov. 4,

LOGAN, OHIO, Noy- 4, 1JO4.
MINNIE a. Crow was born in Lo
gan, Ohio, June 2Gth, 1860. She
graduated in the Logan High
School Mt the age of I8 years. She
united with the N. +. Church of
Logan in early life. She taught
ten terms of school and was a very
successful teacher, was we'll liked
by pupils and parents. She was
welded to Dr.. 7. j. Dilllnger of
Murray City, Ohio, December 80,
1896, and from that union was
born one son, who preceded his
mother to the glory world seven
years. Her life, like that of most
/ people. was checkered. She did
not enjoy the best of health at any
time, and had many attacks of
very sick headache. She had more
ambition than she had strength to
back it. She was never idle and
was overfond of good books and
travel. She and her husband
made three trips within the past
eight years, making distance of
over ten thousand miles. She
longed to read AMI talk about
what she saw and learned. She
was neat, clean-and tidy in person,
fastidious in taste and domestic
affairs. She made the most of ev-
erything at hand and was always
happy if her husband was satisfied.
She was kind, obediant and loving
and made friends everywhere. We
are called upon today to perform
! the last sad office for you. Minnie.
We miss you now, but oh, when
your husband goes home and you
are gone, how sadly will he miss
you then. He has to give you up
but he will never forget you, dear
wife. Over OH the cleft hillside of
Oak Grove cemetery is a sepul-
cher made for your ashes, and la !
ter a monument will be reared to .
your sacred memory and there will
rest all that is mortal of you. VEL
will plant flowers on your grave,
whose fragrance will be scattered
by heavens sweet air, that will
make haunt for the birds of gau-
dy plumage and sweet song to fre-
quent and warble songs of praise
and love to you. Her motto was:
''If you can say nothing good of a
person, say nothing at ali" " As
neighbor she followed the golden :
rule. As nurse she was a sister of
charity reared in the Garden of
Gethsemane, shedding sweet sun
shine through the sick room. Love
linked her SO firmly to the sister
hood of Lady Maccabees that moth
ing but death could sever it. She
has left friends, home and lodge
forever. She has been initiated
in the heavenly lodge. She will
be transported with loftier anthems]
sweeter chorals and and perfect
harmony. Her robes of glory will
be richer, her crown brighter and
her heavenly hive grander. In
that eternal lodge there will be no
agony of separation, no funeral
professions, no tolling of bells, no
sickness, no sorrow, no pain, no
death.
just think of the flower garden
of Eden. o, how sweet is the
odor, how charming the blossoms,
how grand the place. In that gar
Gen grow amaranthine flowers of
eternal glory more beautiful than
the Rose of Sharon or the Lilly of
the Valley. They will never fade,
never wilt, never die. Your life
teaches us to believe that your i'm
mortal spirit lives today on the
dazzling towers OF everlast-
ing glory around Gods throne in
the immortal heavens. With con-
voys of angels you will sing an
thems of praise unto God and the
Lamb forever. s'Truth crushed
to earth will rise again." Christ
died, but through the infallible
truth of God He rose and triumphed
over death, hell and the grave.
Except a corn Of wheat fall into
the earth and die it abldeth alone,
but if it die it shall live again."
AS Christ died and rose again so
shall you rise from the dead and (
live again. /,
The funeral service was at the
NJ. E. Church, November 7th, at
2 p. m, conducted by Rev. j. F
assisted by the pastor,
Rev. T. B. White, and her remains
in charge of the sisterhood of the
Order of Maccabees, of which she :
was a worthy and highly esteemed
member, we're followed by large :
of people to Oak Grove /:
cemetery, where she was deposited :
to await the resurrection.
She leaves to mourn her early :.
a loving and kind hus- i.
band, cultivated and greatly es- {:
teemed physician, and numerous :
relatives and friends. :
She sweetly sleeps in Jesus. :
REV. j. F. WILLIAMS. :.