Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-06
oTTO MOE PASSES BEYOND

MT. ana MIS-. knute ameS Moe, as
appears by records, was born the 3rtl
of August, 1906. At the State Public
School for~ Dependent Children at
Owatonna, Mimi, where he was ad-
mitted the It'll Of January, 1910, he
remained q little over two years, when
the warm sunshine Of better home
smiled upon him, then a lad Of be-
tween FIVE and six years of. age. Low
ers Of children and having at heart
the happiness Of some little one, Mr..
and Mrs. Moe received into their af-
fectionate care the boy Otto Jan. 10th,
1912, becoming his legal parents in
June of the same year. For almost
eleven years it was their privilege to
enjoy the blessings of parenthood and
to share with their only child the
comforts and protection Of a good
home. Otto in turn proved himself
q kind and withdrawing boy, which
qualities Of character and disposition
make the memory Of him all the
sweeter.
Last year he finished with credit
his Freshman year in High School.
His sophomore year he started this
fall but due to III health was forced
to give up his studies. He was
known to be a bright boy, and many
were his friends. Says a former
teacher of his: II can connect. only
fond memories in the schOOl-rOOm.
He was always so happy, bright and
obedient. 1t was always pleasure
to have Otto with us in the schoo:
room.'
I June 10th, 1921, he was confirmed
In the Swedish Lutheran Film church
and was the first Of this class Of
seventeen members to pass on to the
great beyond. He was also member
Of the Bible Glass. ~
T Just when Otto was visited by the
dreaded disease known as diabetes
and which sickness ended his DAYS on
earth, IS perhaps impossible to say
but not until about a year ago did
the parents become suspicious that
all was not well. He was taken to
doctor for examination when 1t soon
became apparent that Otto was indeed
sick boy. Efforts were immediately
made for his restoration, medical aid
being sought first in Grand Forks
then In CroOkston and finally in Min
neap0lis, but to no avail. While the
treatments may have benefited him to
some degree and prolonged his life
for season, yet 'sthe earthly house
Of his tabernacle" remained in more
or less of weakened condition. While
able to be on his feet until almost
the very last he passed away at the
Olson Hospital at II a. m. Sunday
Nov. 28th, at the youthful age Of 1e
years, 3 months and s23 days. Otto
Is gone but not forgotten and while
keenly conscious of his absence, vet
faith such, as overcometh the world
namely faith In God thru our Lord
Jesus Christ will enable all who trust
In Him to bear their sorrows with
patience and join In with Job >"Je
hovah gave, and Jehovah hath taken
away; blessed be the name Of Je
hovah." ...ss :. -. ..,@... :. E >
Survivors are the bereaved parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute James Moe, and
If living, one brother and one sister,
Funeral service, attended by teach
ers, school and confirmation comrades
business men and citizens in general
was conducted from the Swedish
Lutheran Church at Alyarado, Satur
day, Dec. End, 1922, pastor Joseph c.
Mattson officiating. Interment was ir
the village cemetery. Il.
The Duggin Recital Artists consist
. Ing Of tenor, soprano and pianist
will present high-class yet popular
musical program at the school Audi
torium Friday evening. You can't af
. ford to miss this number Of the Ly
ceum Course.
Rev. Bartholow, solicitor for the
Society of the Frendless, delivered ad
dresses at the Swedish Lutheran anG
Baptist churches Sunday. sS.
Rudolph Hendrickson, who is at
tending the North Star College, spen1
the holidays at his home near Burk
holz.