Evening star., 1961-02-22
DEATHS
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Anuauneememts Of
Services By ChamheFR

memory Of our dear husband, son
and father. GEORGE J. CLEMMER,
who passed away one year ago
today, February %, 1860.
To live In hearts we leave behind
"O' 70 0' THE FAMILY.
DIEGELDiANN, MARY ELIZABETH. In
loving remembrance Of our dear and
devoted mother, MARY ELIZABETH
DIEGELMANN, whom God called
home ten years ago today. Febru-
ary -, 1851.
You left q beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told:
But TO US who loved and lost you.
Your memory viii never grow old.
Our thoughts Of you will never fade.
When all the years have flown;
Your memory. as the brightest star,
VIII always light our home.
YOUR LovINo DAuoHTERs.
ELY. ROBERT BURROUGHS, ST.. In
loving memory Of our darling hus-
RoUoHs ELY. ST.. who slipped so
quietly away from US ten years ago
today. February %. 1851.
When the curtains OF night are
pinned back By the stars,
And the moon is resting in place,
I'm not trying to find the great
I'm scanning the Heavens for your
face.
Wherever you are. I know Davis is
Both waiting and watching to see,
II far in the distance through rose
You may happen TO see Bob and
me.
For your heart was so true and
your love was so strong.
You filled our whole life with
romance,
And surely the angels directed your
For yoa didn't Just happen by
chance.
We lived and we laughed and we
loved through the years,
And / think OF you both through
veil Of hot tears
A tie that links your soul with
mine.
Too great was the heartbreak and
pain In those hours,
Too crushing and heavy the blow;
But life's tide Is ebbing out-so very
1t viii soon be my time to go.
I'm sure that the way won't be
lonely for me.
Just because you have trod it
And those big golden gates am
For know you'll be right at the
door.
How / miss those sweet words Of
From af,eSti0I ye1 sns and Tsy SSyi,,. iSys ear,
But it Won't be too long till III
heard them again
Just how long. I'm not able to
YOUR IoJvv1No WIFE. PEARL, AND
SON. BOB. Jr.
FARRAN, THOMAS d. AND CARO-.
dear grandfather. THOMAS b. PAR
ago today, February -. 1859. and
sS aes, with s1.ns%osne Syns rsmeGSTS9ef GSRosH e
FARRAN. who passed away thirteen
years ago. March ,, 1913.
Dear me. Ma and Papa,
think Of you both today,
Sleeptnt. resting. Just away;
Sleeping where no shadows fall,
Ho5R II Psrlset sovs Rso's g3q sSs15 X
JEANNE BOOTH.
HAMILTON. JULIA WEST. In low
WEST HAMILTON. who departed
Fenruary ~. 1908. -
sErTTfnEM. 'oSSrhiNh d.
LEWIS. WINFIELD. In loving mem
ory Of our dear father. WINFIELD
LEWIS, who departed this life one
year ago today. February 22. 1860.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts.
GEORGE AND THERESA.
PRYOR, RALPH B. Once again we
pause to commemorate the passing
3. PRYOR. who answered the call
twenty-one years ago today. Febru-
ary ~, 1910.
DAD. MON AND GILBERT.
TYDINGS, IDA J. AND JOHN Z. In
sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear !Yr, psrents; M Mother; IDA J..
my my father: sHfsf: JOHN I. TYbINd5ss, bS5s Who who
died twenty-five years ago, Febru-
ary 2S. 1885.
will never forget them.
THE 5FspdH r LOVING DAUGHTER
wEAyER- HI.aE R-LEE5XAMTE6. aEopHE sFANNIE INNbs 2
sHY aVSE g., i1SHHE IoeSWoo6 r.. pr GEORGE ddsRs
O., Jr.; MABEL II. LEE and SARAH
loved ones: Mother, FANNIE MUSE
zoos; father, GEORGE o. WEAVER,
ST.. forty:seyen years. January;
brothers. LINDSAY Q. WEAVER,
WOOD r. WEAVER. eleven years,
April GEORGE o. WEAVER. Jr..
eight years, May: sisters. MABEL H.
LEE. nine years; October. and
rusrS. % LiDA WEAVER AL 1XGLEiIS H