Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-31

MISS LENDRE MAE TERHUNE
Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Adams,
born in YirOqua, July 3, 1898, and died
in the Hudson sanitariam, December 81, 1918,
aged q years, months and 10 days.
She grew 10 WOmanhOod in the Adams home
on Sugar Grove ridge and graduated from the
state graded school of district No. 7, in June
Of 1915. September following she entered the
Lander Clark College in Toledo. Iowa where
she spent several semesters, after which she
returned home for time In 1916 she ma
circulated in Hahnemann hospital in Chicago.
Here she became much interested and was
making fine progress in her course, when she
was taken with scarlet fever, which compelled
her give up the work and return HON.
In the autumn of 1917 she entered the West
by high school where she successfully COM
pleted one years work. In June 1918 she
decided TO continue her nurse training course
and for this purpose entered the Hudson San
harium, where she did excellent work in her
chosen profession and would have graduated
in June of 1920.
OF her work and standing in the Hudson
sanItariusn the matron, Mrs. NJ Z. Lundy,
says; "On December 2ist, there passed from
this life the sweet brave spirit of LenOre Mae
Trehune Her loss will be greatly felt in
many places as well as in her mothers home
Her cheerful disposition, active brain and won
derful resOureefuiness admirably fitted her for
her chosen profession Of nurse. and the world
that she was so anxious to serve. has indeed
lost a faithful, willing and most efficient work
er. Her memory will long be cherished by her
classmates instructors and friends in the in
stitutlon where she was preparing for her life
abundance TO the bereayed mother, father and
brother, who deeply mourn her untimely
DEATH"
Lenere was a true christian at heart, one
who voiced her belief in works more than in
words, thus demonstrating the right to deseip-
leship with Jesus by doing His win in serving
a suffering world. While at home on the
farm with her parents she was faithful in the
Sunday school work of Sugar Grove Method
ist church, and acted as its secretary for sew
eral years, in which Office she was faithful
and very conscientious in having her reports
correct.
Truly Gods ways are past finding out for
from the standpoint of sick and suffering hui
manity, one seemed more greatly needed
and no one more willing to serve than this
dear girl. Her graduation, as a nurse, next
June, was looked forward 10 with great piens-
ure by herself and all her friends, bat the
Great Teacher, Jesus looking over the record
Of busy and biameless life, graduated her
in at Christmas time into His mansions of
beauty, where the Joy of her heart will be 10
continue service for her King.
The funeral services were conducted in the
Viroqua Methodist church by Rev. w r. Bur
ruws, former pastor. for whom LenOre had
great respect and who had always been inter-
ested in her e''g aHcement and progress. Her
remains We're laid 70 rest in the Viroqua GEM
etery Friday afternoon, December 26. 1919.
w. p. Il.
The parents appreciate keenIy the sympathy
and assistance rendered in the trying days Of
stlietIon by their home neghbOrs and virOGua