The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
MEMORIAL HELD
IN CHAPEL FOR
CHARLES T. GEE.
FAD BEEN SuPERlNTE EVIDENT Of
EENTH STREET MISSION
OVER 20 YEARS
Beautiful Tributes Paid Deceased Man
BY Loving Friends And Songs
Sung BY His Scholars

Imnrrssivc and largely attended,
memorial services were held III the
Eighteenth street Mission Chapel OF
tho First Presbyterian church yesirr'
dav afternoon for Charles Il. Gee. who
died recently and who was Superln'
Lenden of the chapel for more than a
score Of years.
Nearly tive hundred chIdrr1
participated in the EXERCISES
ali knew Mr.. Gee and loved
him. They sang in chorus The several
tavoritnS of their beloved deceased
5uprrtnt endenl The services were IN
charge Of j. II. Kirk. Will" the muSl'
cal program WAS conducted by Prof.
[. T.. Ewing. Both paid Mr. Gee most
loving tribute. J. C.. Stevenson. also
spoke fcelinCIy Of Mr.. Gee and read
a beautiful resolution Of respect from
the officers and teachers Of the chapel.
The principal addresses in loving
tribute 10 Mr.. Gee were delivered by
the Rev Or. Claude Porter Terry, the
Honorable George i. Laughlin. II. T..
Craft and Prof. Ewing. They told Of
the work done by Mr.. Geo. who had
for so many long years devoted his
time and talents To the superintendent
cy Of the chapel, and reritnd many i'll
Cidents In his life that showed That
he was a Christian man in every sense
Of the word. y special and impress
I've parl of the program was the hun
drndS Of the scholar singing the favor
ito hymns Of Mr.. Gee, including win
Them Que BY Ono" When the Roll
Is Called Tn Wonder, Il Love Him.
There is Sunshine in Ny Soul Today.
ITO Something for Somebody Every
Day" God viii Take Car" If You.
and the song That Mr. tiNc always bad
sung al the close Of the Sunday school
for moro than a score nf years ted
he With You TIL We Meet Again.
The memory Of the departed Nom
bers nf 81. PHul's Evangelical Luih'
eran church was honornd with apprn'
pirate services Sunday evening. \
very interesting sermon was delivered
by the pastor. Rev. August {. Rascne.
Many friends and relatives Of the Ge-
ceased members and others Of the con.
gregation participated in the exercises.
Those who wen! 10 their reward
during tho past Twelve months were:
August a. I:ckharl. William Sea,
bright. Philip Schneider. Nina Roth
Schmidt. Christian +. Bremen, Margdr,
ct Wendell. Charles tIeinlcin, Christina
Rigncr. Charles Rcinecke, Dorathca
hans. Nicholas Frees. John y Meyers,
George w. Schrumph. Conrad T.
Luckhardl, Mary X. F'rancke, Rena
Murrin. Henry Sondermann, Louis
Bischof, Robert Franklin Bichl, Henry
Jaeger. Harry Diehl. Joseph GUT,
Frank l.. Fish and BalzaT SchuI.
At Zion Lutheran Church
Carrying OUT the custom Of tho Lutl.
eran churches, memorial services were
held Sunday al the Zion Lutheran
church for the departed brethren ct
the congregation. Rev. A. l.. Benze
preached d very impressive sermon
taking for his subject THE Seed of
Immortality" During his discourse
the following list OF deceased mem
bcrS was read:
Henry W. NaScman. Henry Beck,
Arthur Norman Mrs. Henry Pebler
Anton Spar, Mrs. Anna May BREEDING
Mrs. Marie Dachn. Mrs. Emile Stock,
mann. Bruno OtIrn. Philip GoeddeI,
Mrs. .tntoiner" Carrie. Henry 4. i.
StOckmann. Mrs Herman Warsinski,
William A. Helm. Frederick George
koeppen, Charles kclrler, Norman Ell.
wood Mayer. Mrs. Julie Abel. Miss
Marie Louise Daehn Charles +. Pal.
mcr, Otto Eric Hike. Mrs Emma
RABIES, Joseph Reynolds. Mrs. ChristlnC
Ilepfncr, Charles Hupp Kindelbergcr,
Albert Il. Capp. Matilda Laura Hike.