Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-30
WILLIAM w. HAINEyS DIES
BURIAL AT REINERSVILLE

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occurred at 1880 Monday morn
ing at his home here. He had been
bedfast about eight weeks, and
previous to that had been in fail
ing health for a number of, years,
suffering with locomotor ataxia. In
the last weeks complications devel-
oped which hastened the end.
Besides his wife Mrs. Mahala
Haines, Mr.. Haines is survived by
one sister-Mrs. Jennie Kohler of
Pueblo, Colo, who visited here a
few years ago. Brother and sisters
deceased were Wesley Haines. Mrs.
Mary Moore and Mrs. Maggie
Frame. Mr. and Mrs. Haines had
no children of their own, but their
home has been hospitable one
There some years ago, Bessie Par
cell, now Mrs. l.. E. Ungemach of
Roseville, made her home for seven
years. Vernon Allen also some
years back resided at the Haines
home several years, and another
who has experienced the hospitality
and regard extended in this home,
is Miss Marie McGrath of Reiners
vile, who spent much of her time
there-it being like second home
to her During Mr.. Haines' last
illness, Mrs. Ungemach mentioned
above, and her husband, have been
here assisting in, his care, having
been with him during the last six
weeks of his life. We are informed
that in the early part of the life of
the deceased, he was baptized and
received into the Presbyterian faith.
Mr.. Haines made requests con-
cerning the services to be conducted
at his funeral. and from notes left
by him on that. and statistics which
are included in his written mes
sage. we CLEAN the following:
William w. Haines was a son of
the late Hiram and Tirzah j. Will
son Haines. He was born near
Cadiz, O., Sept. II, 1857. When he
was eight years of age, his parents
located near Reinersville. in Man
chester township, Morgan county,
Ohio. His father dying in few
years, he lived and grew to man
younger sister. Feb. 26, 1879, he
was united in marriage with Ma
hala Knox. and they have lived n
quiet, peaceful life In August.
1898. his mother came into their
home to live her remaining years,
and where she was loved and kindly
cared for until her death in August,
1904. In November. 1919, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. w. Haines located in Nc
Connelsville. always prior to that
having lived within three miles of
Reinersville Mr.. Haines' motto
was ito treat his fellow man fairly
and honorably, eyer ready to assist
in sickness or need while able to do
So"
Funeral services as planned by
Mr. Haines, and which arrangement
was carried ont as nearly as possi-
ble were as follows: Music, vic
IIotft, w III HCIC oC any oLoIo III
Ny Crown" Scripture reading,
First Corinthians, 18th chapter, be
ginning with 4lst verse; prayer; re-
marks, if any; music, victrOla, ''Si-
leAt Night. e Holy Night After
leave taking, the body to be remov-
ed to Reinersville and laid to rest
in the family lot there ''to await
the resurrection morn" 1.-TWO
promises-one fulfilled hourly, the
other in Gods due time" The
wages of sin is death; the gift of
God is eternal life through Christ
our Redeemer."
The funeral was held Wednesday
at / 80. from the Haines residence.
and according to Mr.. Haines wish
Rev j. L. Sanford of Sarahsville,
former pastor at Reinersville, Off
ciated, and Rev. w. j. Mccarthy OF
the McConnelsville Methodist Prot
estant church. who has been Wis
itOr at the home of the deceased
during his illness, had a part in the
service. Rev r. c. Dean was also
present and made the prayer