Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-26
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ANDERSON. CLARENCE L. In sad but low
n NcF e. 81 q RhG depared tbs
dss three years age tSdSy J1 FRfFSS zs'
AKERs MARsHALL s. In loving and
sfiectionatt.ee memory o. 9gr aspastea ones
ISL: grandmother. HESTER 4: YOUNG,
s. AKERS. January 26, 1929
Sunshine passes. shadows fall
Love, REMEMBRANCE outlasts all;
And tho, the i, years pc many or rev 1..r
Iheo ones sIe of you. win feH THE FAM1LY
BALDERSTON, WILLIAM MARCELLUS. In
snd Srother % q Ar
DERSTON who departed this life four
years ago 'i baD i MoHER g. AN R57 EDNA
BALDERsToN. wnfIAM MARCELLUs. In
loving memory OF fms my husband y snd or MT
BALDERSTON. who departed this life four
years sf9 oV I1Sa W SaqqsT AND CHILDREN
BAUMANN, MARGARET E.. In sad but Low:
ing remembrance Of our beloved wife ana
mother and beloved daughtsr-in,law and
(nee Inscoe}. who departed this life one
year ago today, January 26, 1880.
One year has passed, dear Margaret,
Since you were called away;
That sad and weary day.
We think of you in silence,
No eye can see us weep,
But many silent tears we shed
When others are asleep.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly tender. fond and true;
There is not a day, dear wife and mother.
HE FER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAOoA-
Just when life, was sweetest
And she could have lived her best
The gates of heaven opened
She entered that sweet rest.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Always tender, ford and true;
There is not day, dear Margaret,
HF That n Es q not shl1E 9f yHNy AND
BROTHER-IN-LAW
This Christmas was so lonely,
No one but us can tell,
And while she lies in peacerul sleep
Her memory we shall always keep.
How happy were the bysone days
When our circle was complete
r TO I liys Ct Sssg sI 1sss 1NAw RRorH-
ER-IN-LAW AND NEPHEW.
BAUMANN, MARGARET E. In sad but low
t Ing nS aaE q 9qI scar d5SghN
who departed this life one year ago to-
at Holy Comforter Church.
oh, the memory of that morning
When we knew that she was dead
Our hearts were crushed with sorrow.
And many tears were shed.
She little thought when leaving home
That she would ne'er return;
That she so soon in death would sleep
And leave US here TO mourn.
She Travelled the journey before US;
sb She pa kae out al he the pt fst o Ct Il. the .
HER LEVINE 5nG T&T IlEa AND SISTERS.
MAMIE, NELLIE AND MAMIE.
There once was a garden Of flowers;
God wanted a beautiful rose.
And, dear aunt; He took you.
The roses they sparkle no more
When wet with the morning dew;
They are fading, drooping and weary
HER LOVING NIECEs AND NEPHEWs.
M aIF IdE MARY, PEGGY JACK
BUCKLEY. WILLIAM L.. Sacred and dear to
S sS is de ths 1bsr q 9Tr GaT
LEY. who left us one 1 year ago today,
'SA0"'' Fl HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.
COLE, JESSIE NJ. In sad and loving re-
E Ne do d RRG G fd a seTen Sess
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
PEARSON, EMMA L. A tribute of love to
PEARSON. who O passed away HI swee t into
heaven two years ago today January 26'
We miss your gentle, smiling face.
The lonely home-no mother there
In the two years you have been away
We have learned how much heart can
Each passing day brings thought of you
Hf BSr PEV0T FHi EUsBAN6 AND chill
CATION, DELPHINE. In loving remem-
brancs of my dear mother, DEL9HINE
CATION, who departed this life three
years ago today, January 26, 1928.
They say time heals broken heart,
But. oh, 1t seems untrue;
For three years my heart has ached,
Dear mother, Just for you.
L. ADAMS.
HORoWITZ, JOHN THURLOW. In sad but
sow snd nePhe@ JOHN n O9T 6fGTeS sH
OWITZ, who departed from this life eight
cen years ago today, January 26, 1918.
Sweetly remembered. sadly missed
LOVING GRANDMOTHER AND AUNTS.
JACKSON, WILLIAM AND SUSIE. trib-
s DEAR DE- oYs saa % e The
who died ten years ago today, January %.
1921. and daughter, SUSIE JACKSON, who
i sio. '"eH''-0ns years ago. FEBRUARY :"
1t was an early morning hour,
Ten years ago today,
The angel OF death came down
And bore my darling husband away.
No one knows the heartaches,
Only those who have lost can tell
For the daughter love so well.
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER MRS.
Of our devoted husband and father, JOHN
year ago, January Is, 1880.
There is therefore, now no condemna-
MRS. CEcIE OWENS AND FAMILY
SHULMAN, HELEN L. In sad but loving
SISTER, HELEN l. sH af Who departed
1925
AS we loved her. so we miss her.
In our memory she's always dear;
Loved, remembered, longed for always;
HER hsnf ToSN Msny MoT sEIfas And SISTER
FL0REMCE n. PRINCE AND IRENE
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