Evening star., 1946-04-12
HI Mrnturtant
CRAWFORD. VICTORIA

In Mrnturtam
CRAWFORD, VICTORIA. In loving re-
moher WcToR r aec cRAWFoRD 9eR sns The ofsen wen
10 glory eighteen years ago today, April
II, 1928.
We loved you here as best we could.
But God took you home with him as some
day We knew He would;
Your task here on earth was through,
For you had done everything as none other
could do.
We miss you very much each passing day,
But words can't express what we're trying
to say,
You will live in our memories anew,
So with sorrow filled hearts we pray God
LoV1NG SoD' GRANDSON, WELDON.
HAMMOND, FLORENCE MINNIE. In
loving remembrance of our mother and
srandmother. FLORENCE MINNIE HAM
today, April II, 1887.
We pray that We will have courage
And the strength to go like you,
That our debts will all be paid here
When our days on earth are through.
THE FAMILY.
HEINTZ, REBECCA S. In sad but low
ing memory of our dear mother, REBECCA
5. HE1NTZ, VINO died three years ago to-
day. April II, 1943.
NUL gone from memory, not gone from love,
But gone TO your heavenly home above;
And while you rest in peaceful sleep.
11T YoHr memory we shall always keep
BEHREND AND FREDA M KNIGHT.
MITCHELL, MARGARET A. In remem
MARGARET A. MITCHELL, who passed
away SIX years ago today. April II, 1910.
We cannot forget little Monte"
While in this world We stay;
Only God knows our feelings
Since you have passed away.
HER anbnI REyoTED iIn PAgGETERs Bays SUSIE E
IM,LAW, JOHN BARNES: GRANDCHIL-
DREN, CHESTER M. AND RUNETTA P.
O'BRIEN. JOHN MICHAEL. In sad but
oyps 6TE 9 our dea5 rrM I9n and
died one year ago today, April II, 1945.
Anniversary mass at ST. Anthony's Church.
M MoaHER 1fd hoFtof FATHER jsF as aSD BRoryps
OWENS: JAMES E;.Is F.: In loving memory
SIX years ago today. April l., 1910
Sweet memories will lineer forever,
Time cannot change them. 'tis true:
Years that may come cannot sever
HIS L LoviN fSaS W1FE caL1REN O. en-
GRANDCHILDREN.
REDINGER, STAFF sERGT. FRANK
WAGNER. A tribute of love and
i :s:s i ii $:
many, April H., 1915,
He that beieveth in Me, though he were
dead. yet shall he live ST. John, IL 25
MOTHER AND DAD, CYNTHIA AND
R, ROBINSON, , JAMES W, Sacred to the the
w. ROBINSON, who passed away three
years ago today, April -, 1943.
| cannot say, and will not say
Inat ne IS dead. le Is Just away.
WEh CHEEKY smile and wave of the
He has wandered into, an unknown land,
And left us dreaming how very fair
! 1t needs must be since he fingers there.
LOVING WIFE, KATIE P. ROBINSON. .
| SLAUGHTER, JOHN H. Sacred to the
memory of devoted husband and father
JOHN H. SLAUGHTER, who departed this
life six years ago today. April IL. 1910.
/ On cemetery hill he lay,
Calmly sleeping in the clay;
Now it leaves only seven of us to say,
How sad it is he has gone to stay.
But oh, how lovely it will be
When we enter into the gates
And our ranSomed souls are free
/ All praise and honor be
Unto God eternally.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARY L. SLAUGH-
! TER, AND CHILDREN, JAMES. HOW
| ARD. JOHN AND MARY SLAUGHTER.
| GRACE MOzER AND MABEL HACK
SMITH. WILLIAM H. In sad but loving
memory OF our beloved husband and father,
/ WILLIAM H. SMITH, who left US April T.
1882, at Colesville, Md.
Doing little things for others,
| Helping where he could;
! Never making much pretention,
4 Always doing good.
Home for him was all for living,
/ Filled his heart with pride
/ And his doors were always open,
! Latchstring hung outside.
| Folks who came were always welcome,
( Loved to have them around:
\ Wanted much, of joy and laughter.
Seemed to love the sound.
Made the best of what God gave him
I AS through life he went
i Ever toiling. giving, taking.
! Kind and provident.
Vain the tribute we would pay him,
! Words cannot express
= What it meant to have him with US
And our thankfulness.
Sweet the memory he has left us,
! Though our hearts are sad;
4 Great the blessing that was given
i WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WECKESSER, JOHN r. In loving mem
ory of our dear husband and father, JOHN
F, WECKESsER, who passed away Apri
LOVING WEE -ANp EogE r, DAgqHTERs 2Ag
:. WELLS, GEORGE w. In loving memory
!; of our beloved husband and father
GEORGE w. WELLS, who passed away
April Il, 1945.
Remembrance is a golden chain
! Death tries to break. but all in vain
To have. to love, and then TO part
Is the greatest sorrow of ones heart.
The years may wipe out many things.
But this they wipe out never
The memory of those happy days
When We were all together.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
YORK, LAMAR w. In sad and lovinl
remembrance of our dear husband ant
, father, LAMAR w. YORK, who was so sud
denly taken from us sixteen years ago to
day, April IL, 1880.
. Loved in life, remembered in death.
HIS WIDOW, HELEN H. YORK, AMI