The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16

JOHN {. LLOYD DIES
Resident of Cambria Called
BY His Maker
NEWS OF THE: SECTION
Sunday School Meeting To Be
Field Sept. 10; Notes
Personal

Cambria, September This towr-
ship has neen called upon 70 part
With one Of It's best known and most
highly respected residents III the per-
son o. John Z. Lloyd, whom death
claimed at 4:30 a. N. sunday. Sep
teinber 1. He was born a: Bala.
ueirionethshire, Wales, September
30, 1865. He was the son OF the late
Ed1drd and Elizabeth Lloyd. Three
sisters and one brother comprised the
family. He came to this country in
1896 sna was united in marriage to
Elizabeth Roberts In 1895, and made
their home in Cambria township.
He had not been In good health for
q year or two, but his condition did
not. give the members OF the family
any serious alarm until last fall.
During the winter time he was taken
20 the New Ulm hospital. He suffer
ed severe pains, but through tender
care and the hest OF medica: science
and the prayers Of his friends (as
he remarked more than once, The
prayers Of the righteous svaileth
Mueh',) he was given an added short
lease Of life. but about two weeks
ese he was taken seriously Ill and
was moved to the hospital at New
UiA. Nothing that the most affec-
tieHats teadsrsst care OF family and
friends and physicians could suggest
was left uhdona, but to no avail.
Death came a. 4 relief to a long per-
Gus 70 80 and 'he with Christ, which
IL far bsttsr," His death has caused
mHeh sorrow In the community as
be was we'll and favorably known.
He was a kind, dutiful husband and
father, beloved by his family and he
will be greatly missed in the COM
HHHity, In his church, Salem, whAre
be was q deacon, an active mem6er
and q Sunday school teacher, in the
cemetery association, in the town
ship at large. All know and appre-
eiats what no did concerning the
Feads. due TO his untiring efforts and
hard work. and all miss him in the
social life OF the community. All who
came In contact with him loved him
as he was SO honest, so obliging and
So conscientious. A gentle, kind
hearted, consistent Christian life has
seiae to its close and has passed out
Of the wilderness leaving upon his
beloved Savior He is survived by
his wife, two sous and daughter, En-
rys, Wiliard and Blodwen. also Lewis
Williams, who has made his home
with family for rany years. Funeral
ss7viess were held at the home at 1
.. m, Tuesday. September 8. con.
iueted by Rsv.. z. w. Grifhths and
1T the Salem church at 2 p. m. The
remains were laid to rest in the
Cambria Cemetery amid profusion
= beautiful flowers.
There are quite a few on the sick
list Ia this vicinity. Euoch Roberts
Ell the Union hospital, New Ulm; Mrs.
Rowland Evans, Mrs. Ed. NJ. Evans
Ard w. Evans, Mankato, one Of the
Cambria boys. All are looking for
their speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones have
taken trip to North Dakota.
Ths Misses Salome and Alva Full
ler. Rev. Grifflths and family have
returned from their summer yaca-
Hon.
Farmers are busy cutting corn.
On account of being away on a
vacation we have been unable to- ap-
pear in the columns of The Free
Press with Cambria items, but are
clad TO revive the column. Please
leave news for publication at the
Cambria State bank.
The Cambria Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid society met and served
supper in the church basement last
Friday, September 2. At p. m. DR..
Harriet Davies Of India gave an In
teresting talk to good sized crowd.
D. A. Evans. Mrs. Evan Davies OF
Lake Crystal, David Evans and fam
ily and Rev. Dan Roberts. of Carmel
attended the above meeting.
A SUNDAY school meeting. compris-
Ing delegates from Bethel, Salem
(Town -Line) Jerusalem. Salem Con-
gregational and Horeb churches will
Be held at the Cambria Presbyterian
church Sunday, September IS. Every
body cordially invited.
Mrs. Rev. p. ". Griffths received
she saw pews today Of her sisters
death at Barmouth. Wales. She was
attending the university at Liverpool
At this writing no details are being