The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Obituary-Oren.

Obituary-OreA.
Angeline Pollock, daughter Of David
and Julia Pollock, Of blessed memory.
was born in Fayette county, Ohio.
March IL, 1874, and quietly passed
away at her home in Skidmore. Mis-
souri,, December rs, 1917, at the are
Of % years, 0 months and IL days.
Mrs. Oren had not been in good health
Tor many years, but she put up n
brave fight for life and doubtless nut
OIL the time Of her demise many wears
by her good cheer and determination.
She was of a most happy, social dis.
position, great lover Of company
and was hospitablc TO the last degree.
as her numerous friends, who often
sat at her table spread with many
and well prepared luxurious viands,
can testify. She will long be remem-
bered for her kindly Christian spirit
and loyal friendship. for she had the
fullest esteem and good wishes Of her
many friends in and about New.Point
and they feel kcenly the departure
from them OF this noble woman. AL
though she had been away from New
Point for several years, their love for
her had not waned in the le.. 1t, and
no one was more welcomed in their
homes than Mrs. Oren when she made
her occasional visits TO the old home.
In 1882 her parents removed from
Ohio to Howard county, Indiana,
where they resided until 1864, when
they came farther Westward and set
tied on a farm, Q few miles southeast
Of New Point, Holt county, Missouri.
On August 22, 1868, .Angeline was
united in marriage with MIR. Jacob
A. Oren s~d they began housekeep.
ing on a farm, three and half miles
northwest Of New Point, where they
made their home until the spring Of
1884, when they came 10 New Point,
where Mr.. Orcn entered the mercan.
tile business, In which he was engaged
for u number Of years. Here they
erected large and beautiful resi-
dence and there the angel Of peace
and quiet prevailed In q happy fam.
lily life until November 20, 1908, when
the death angel came upon the scene
and claimed the head Of the family
and the husband and father was laid "a
rest. Two daughters came to bless
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orcn, Rosa
and Ida May. and these two have
Il a.. l.. l.
,n. eon.,n"eu 70 oe .ne companion, eoun'
ssvs nnu "e'p.rs ol tneir mo'nei
nn,n ,neIr h'",s,ratlons were n,
vns.' nec",u' a une cary age OF
egh' ycals ,ne supjeet OF this ho,ice
was W eyn.eI., ano un,.eu WIN .n'
Metnonst TplSeopa' cnurch. AIN'
eon''ng 70 NeM ro,nt she un'ted WIZ
lne Ircsnyr,'an church ana remain
eu In'hiul member ana conStan,
attenuant upon ,ne services OF tha'
churcn nnd whcn shc removed 70 ska
more sne 'rahuersd her memocrsn'I
70 We Mehodiss churcn here
inough . grcet suiierer IN the ias'
years OF her NE shc was ever pa
ucnt and uneomplsining. ana every
hIns that eou'd possibly DE- done
MAKE her more comiortaoic Was don'
Dy ,he aaughtcrs ana their husband,
minisfrlnE 70 her every want. boti
OF the dsnxhteis nave settied IN Skid
more Mrs. orcn. 70 DC near them
au,t her nome IN New Point, ans
pulN mcdern anu eommodloul
mousse ~ Skidmorc and enjoyed 2 fev
YEAR, n It's comfort ana convenience
Until snc was called 70 the rest u
HOUSE OF Many Mansions
Just aitcr the noon hour on IN
snn oi Dccemner, i9i'. the friend
~ sk,unotc asscmplcd Nv the hom'