The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-09-16
Funeral of Fred Grove.

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On Saturday afternoon at 900
o'clock occurred the funeral of City
Clerk Fred, Grove, from the Pres
byterian church, Rev. C. II. Will
son officiating, and Rev. Correll
assisted in prayer. DR.. Scott, of
Lancaster, most ably rendered by
request, "Face to Face" and a
male quartette composed of j. ID.
Sanderson, H. j. Woodworth, J.B.
Dolllson and A, K. Huls also sang
The audience room of the big
church was we'll filled with the
many friends of the deceased and
the floral offerings were most beau.
tiful.
The City officials attended in a
body and his most intimate Com
rades of the Spanish American
war.
The occasion was indeed sad
one, and his good wife has the
deep sympathy of our entire peo-
Pile.
The following obituary was read
at the funeral:
Fred q. Grove was born in Lo-
gan, Jan 6, 1879, died Sept. g.,
1909. Aged 80 years, 8 months
and 3 days.
Fred was known by almost every
man, woman and child in Logan
and was one of the most popular
men in the city. He received his
education in the Logan schools,
was veteran of the Spanish
American war, and served nearly
two terms as City Clerk with credit
to himself. He was faithful in
the performance of every duty
assigned him and occupied a re-
sponsible position with one of our
largest merchantlle establishments
for about ten years.
On January 6, 1904, he was
united in marriage to Miss Rhea
James, who survives him. OF his
immediate family there remains
his father, Mr.. David Grove, of
Lancaster, two brothers, Malcolm,
of Columbus. and Lee, of Lancas.
ter, and one sister, Meta. of
Charleston, W. Va. Mention per-
haps should also be made of his
wlfe's home circle where he was
sincerely loved as son and brother.
Early in the summer his health
begin to fail, and the days as they
passed, brought increased weak
ness and weariness instead of in
creasing strength. Soon the break
came. The skill of the best
physicians was made use of-the
loving hands of wife, brother,
sister and aunt attended to every
need-friends by the score asked
for the privilege of rendering any
service-but still the strings of
life's harp continued to break un-
til not one remained.
Fred was a manly fellow, genial,
magnanimous, kind, square in
business, gentleman always.
His heart was big and tender, and
smallness was foreign to his nature.
He was patient sufferer, few
moments during the last month
were free from pain-yet no COM
plant was heard, and the smallest
service received an appreciative
smile. His last hours were peaceful
ones. With a smile upon his lips
he fell asleep and the weary spirit
was at rest.
There is land where beauty cannot
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
Where true love shall not droop nor be
And none shall ever die"
Those persons from out of town
who attended the funeral were: Mr..
and Mrs. David Grove, OF Lancas-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grove, of
Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Grove, of Columbus, Atty. and
Mrs. l., d. Vickers, and daughter
Marion, of Charleston, w. Va,
Miss Meta Grove, of Charleston
Miss Mable Thacker, of Spring
field, and Mrs. Lilly Parks, of CO.
lumbus.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks for the kindness shown to
us In our recent bereavement by
our friends and Reighbors.
MRS RHEA GROVE,
j. II. JAMES AND FAMILY.
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