Kates, Laurel Owen, son of Malcolm Kates, was born in Washington Township, Whitley County, Ind. and died at the home of his parents, Oct. 30, 1928 at the age of 14 years, 10 months and 8 days.
Although a sufferer for several years with a weak heart, he was a sophomore in the Washington Center High School and planned after the completion of his high school and college courses to become a worker in the cause of temperance; but God planned it otherwise. He was a faithful attendant at the Sugar Creek Church of the Brethren and was an active Sunday-school scholar there.
Funeral services at the home of his parents by the undersigned assisted by Rev. Priest of the U. B. Church. The next morning the body was taken to Claiborne, Ohio, the former family home, where funeral services were held and interment made.
Edward Kinter, North Manchester, Ind.
Source:
Published in the Gospel Messenger 1928-77,
Pages 754-755 for Nov. 24, 1928
Although a sufferer for several years with a weak heart, he was a sophomore in the Washington Center High School and planned after the completion of his high school and college courses to become a worker in the cause of temperance; but God planned it otherwise. He was a faithful attendant at the Sugar Creek Church of the Brethren and was an active Sunday-school scholar there.
Funeral services at the home of his parents by the undersigned assisted by Rev. Priest of the U. B. Church. The next morning the body was taken to Claiborne, Ohio, the former family home, where funeral services were held and interment made.
Edward Kinter, North Manchester, Ind.
Source:
Published in the Gospel Messenger 1928-77,
Pages 754-755 for Nov. 24, 1928
Kates, Laurel Owen, son of Malcolm Kates, was born in Washington Township, Whitley County, Ind. and died at the home of his parents, Oct. 30, 1928 at the age of 14 years, 10 months and 8 days.
Although a sufferer for several years with a weak heart, he was a sophomore in the Washington Center High School and planned after the completion of his high school and college courses to become a worker in the cause of temperance; but God planned it otherwise. He was a faithful attendant at the Sugar Creek Church of the Brethren and was an active Sunday-school scholar there.
Funeral services at the home of his parents by the undersigned assisted by Rev. Priest of the U. B. Church. The next morning the body was taken to Claiborne, Ohio, the former family home, where funeral services were held and interment made.
Edward Kinter, North Manchester, Ind.
Source:
Published in the Gospel Messenger 1928-77,
Pages 754-755 for Nov. 24, 1928
Although a sufferer for several years with a weak heart, he was a sophomore in the Washington Center High School and planned after the completion of his high school and college courses to become a worker in the cause of temperance; but God planned it otherwise. He was a faithful attendant at the Sugar Creek Church of the Brethren and was an active Sunday-school scholar there.
Funeral services at the home of his parents by the undersigned assisted by Rev. Priest of the U. B. Church. The next morning the body was taken to Claiborne, Ohio, the former family home, where funeral services were held and interment made.
Edward Kinter, North Manchester, Ind.
Source:
Published in the Gospel Messenger 1928-77,
Pages 754-755 for Nov. 24, 1928
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