Evening star., 1945-09-14
In Mrntnriaitt
loving memory of our dear son,
- ROBERT WHEELER CLEMENTS.
who died for his country one year
CLEMENTS. ROBERT WHEELER.

ago To-Day, september IA, lS44.
A precious one from US has conc
A voice we loved is stilled;
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
We never thought. dear son, when you
left home,
The shock was hard, the pain severe,
We never thought your death so near.
We often sit and think OF you.
No eyes can see us weep,
But deep within our hearts
Your smiling face we keep.
We wd did III not sot knos .ss the pain you bore.
I'VE only know you went away
And did not say gcod-by.
And we still love you SO;
But God wanted you IN Heaven,
That's why you had to go.
We try to be brave and smile through our
And wait for the day. dear SON..
SSs ssn Ma e N Ans bAbDR Di'R
COLE, BEATRICE BROOKS. A tribute
of love and devotion TO the memory Of our our
BRooKs COLE, who passed away six years
ago today, September IA. 1899. rs
In our lonely hours of thinking,
u Theughts Of you are very near;
At the end Of six long years.
God needed another angel
TO worship before His throne e
He looked down from Heaven f-s
And called our dear Beatrice home.
FAMILY.
mother MARY V. DYE. who passed away
September IA, 1888.
Memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own. za't
Ny love for you will still keep srssn
And never fade away. ELMER. .
HAGEDoRN, sERGT. CHARLES, U. S.
CHARLES HAGEDORN, who passed away
five years ago today. September IA, 1910.
Five years have passed and our hearts are
As time goes on we miss Dad more;
His loving smile and gentle face,
NO one to NIL ms WIFE TRfani ANp R51's Sons.
HAGEDoRN, JAMES T., A. o. M. 2jc,
U. s. N: In loving memory of our devoted
So son = cInSabT and brother, A. Q N. &c JAMES T.
over neh Mofocco eed an p1ne g4a
eight months ago today.
We never knew when you left home
You never would return;
We hougt death wss nesr
| We often sit and think of you,
| No eyes can see US weep;
| But deep within our aching hearts
! Your smiling face We see.
Win Ouly OH6 ldSI nope we nave
And this we know is true:
| You can never come to u.s.
HIS H95 nvTSc Ts can aS% s9me nEyg%ln e goI
ma AND bosRes BRoTHARs. AE Dh'oihD MOTHER
HAWKINS, EUGENE. In loving men,
father. EUGENE HAWKINS. who passed
September IA, 1914.
This day brings back sad memories
OF a loved one laid to rest;
ts fbe ones whS ba think ,a1.d day BY day
Always tender fond and true:
|. There is not day, dear father,
That we do not think of you.
An angel bore you on wings of love
GRANDCHiLDREN. ~ ~
mimoGY m0GELAND; "a ID Ivy Ivy LINpsIEy ,g n eyng
f n my yho Ssa bases xs avsy ivy one Jss
ago toay. September IA. 1914
You are that bright new star saw appear
rn. The The .1isan nlght , you die died.
anf 4 sisal sfone besid.
The silver moon. Your smile was like
You loved the sky:
Your work Of dreams was never very far
Ideals. your courage through the hours
Some Sss,n day rs see eoW Your lovely smil. again.
And then the VOW
We made shall be renewed; this much.
Across that shore
You'll welcome me and hand in hand
Wen go
YOUR k' PgSe4sB SRss sstSrfi HUSBAND. CLARENCE
W. HOGMAND.
JOHNSON. wILBURT CLARENCE. In
sf q IN Who
parted this ,d4. l5fs one year ago today. Sep
w srs essod e enoSsh sa o 1ns; 1ss
He showed in every way.
For his smile was like the sunshine after
And his comforting words would dispel
our fears in the darkest hours;
He's gone. to, the grave in his youth-his
But remember him in the humble submis-
sion, for Gods will must Ike done.
HIS FER REvGTnKR2 wEEE AsP 5daNsok
LOUISE MATTHEWS
MILLER. PLEASANT. In loving re-
membrancs nasT Tp Of my wife, PLEASANT Vt
today. September IA, 1885, 5,,ounnv
GRANTIfN, RANSTHIHfiN josEEPHfNE. Today we me. me.
TRUDE GRANTLIN MINOR, who died
er. grandmother, great-grandmother and
mother -in-law, JOSEPHINE GRANILIN,
who left US September 8, 1941.
Deep in our memory they shall always re-
main. THE FAMILY.
POWELL. PEARL ELIzABETH. In low
PEARL ELfzABETH POWELL, who de-
EDsnsssa E.mssr ts H. us s42 2ns year ago today sep
You are not forgotten. dear mother.
Nor shall you ever be.
As long as liie and memory last.