DEATH OF WM. OTTO ONCKEN.
Death came into the home of our friend, Gerhard Oncken, Monday and took therefrom a beloved son, William Otto, aged 18 years. The young man was sick but a few days, the disease, pneumonia, doing its deadly work in a hurry. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at the Weimar Cemetery, a large crowd of sympathizing friends witnessing the last sad rites. William Otto was a bright and deserving young man, the pride of his parents, and to give him up just at the time when he was bloming into young manhood and such a help to his parents, is a sad blow indeed. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. May God sustain them in their affliction is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury, February 27, 1920
Death came into the home of our friend, Gerhard Oncken, Monday and took therefrom a beloved son, William Otto, aged 18 years. The young man was sick but a few days, the disease, pneumonia, doing its deadly work in a hurry. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at the Weimar Cemetery, a large crowd of sympathizing friends witnessing the last sad rites. William Otto was a bright and deserving young man, the pride of his parents, and to give him up just at the time when he was bloming into young manhood and such a help to his parents, is a sad blow indeed. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. May God sustain them in their affliction is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury, February 27, 1920
DEATH OF WM. OTTO ONCKEN.
Death came into the home of our friend, Gerhard Oncken, Monday and took therefrom a beloved son, William Otto, aged 18 years. The young man was sick but a few days, the disease, pneumonia, doing its deadly work in a hurry. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at the Weimar Cemetery, a large crowd of sympathizing friends witnessing the last sad rites. William Otto was a bright and deserving young man, the pride of his parents, and to give him up just at the time when he was bloming into young manhood and such a help to his parents, is a sad blow indeed. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. May God sustain them in their affliction is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury, February 27, 1920
Death came into the home of our friend, Gerhard Oncken, Monday and took therefrom a beloved son, William Otto, aged 18 years. The young man was sick but a few days, the disease, pneumonia, doing its deadly work in a hurry. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at the Weimar Cemetery, a large crowd of sympathizing friends witnessing the last sad rites. William Otto was a bright and deserving young man, the pride of his parents, and to give him up just at the time when he was bloming into young manhood and such a help to his parents, is a sad blow indeed. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. May God sustain them in their affliction is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury, February 27, 1920
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