Funeral services for Marshall H. Archer, 83, who died Sunday morning at 4:30 o'clock at the home of a daughter, Mrs. A.C. Wenmoth at Maplewood, will be conducted this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Kimes funeral home with the Rev. H.W. Blackburn officiating. Interment will follow in Mt. Olivet cemtery.
Pallbearers will be Orla Stephens, Harry Stephens, Ralph Stephens, W.A. Fletcher, David Fletcher and Harry Fletcher.
This note was with some family papers.
Mr. Archer was a life long member of the Methodist faith and a student of the word of God. He was an excellent teacher of the Men's Bible Class in his later years, when his health permitted his attending the Services. He was a man of sterling Christian character and the fine influence of his good life will abide long after his departure from us. We may well say of him, "Servant of God, well done thy glorious warfare past, thy battles fought, thy victories won, and thou are crowned at last."
married Mary Louisa Weekley
March 17, 1894 in Noble Co. Ohio
Pallbearers will be Orla Stephens, Harry Stephens, Ralph Stephens, W.A. Fletcher, David Fletcher and Harry Fletcher.
This note was with some family papers.
Mr. Archer was a life long member of the Methodist faith and a student of the word of God. He was an excellent teacher of the Men's Bible Class in his later years, when his health permitted his attending the Services. He was a man of sterling Christian character and the fine influence of his good life will abide long after his departure from us. We may well say of him, "Servant of God, well done thy glorious warfare past, thy battles fought, thy victories won, and thou are crowned at last."
married Mary Louisa Weekley
March 17, 1894 in Noble Co. Ohio
Funeral services for Marshall H. Archer, 83, who died Sunday morning at 4:30 o'clock at the home of a daughter, Mrs. A.C. Wenmoth at Maplewood, will be conducted this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Kimes funeral home with the Rev. H.W. Blackburn officiating. Interment will follow in Mt. Olivet cemtery.
Pallbearers will be Orla Stephens, Harry Stephens, Ralph Stephens, W.A. Fletcher, David Fletcher and Harry Fletcher.
This note was with some family papers.
Mr. Archer was a life long member of the Methodist faith and a student of the word of God. He was an excellent teacher of the Men's Bible Class in his later years, when his health permitted his attending the Services. He was a man of sterling Christian character and the fine influence of his good life will abide long after his departure from us. We may well say of him, "Servant of God, well done thy glorious warfare past, thy battles fought, thy victories won, and thou are crowned at last."
married Mary Louisa Weekley
March 17, 1894 in Noble Co. Ohio
Pallbearers will be Orla Stephens, Harry Stephens, Ralph Stephens, W.A. Fletcher, David Fletcher and Harry Fletcher.
This note was with some family papers.
Mr. Archer was a life long member of the Methodist faith and a student of the word of God. He was an excellent teacher of the Men's Bible Class in his later years, when his health permitted his attending the Services. He was a man of sterling Christian character and the fine influence of his good life will abide long after his departure from us. We may well say of him, "Servant of God, well done thy glorious warfare past, thy battles fought, thy victories won, and thou are crowned at last."
married Mary Louisa Weekley
March 17, 1894 in Noble Co. Ohio
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