" HORNING, --- Fatima Ream, daughter of Samuel D. and Maria Ream, was born near New Stark, Ohio, August 15, 1859; passed away April 28, 1940; aged 80 y. 8 m. 13 d. In early life she joined the Mennonite church and became the wife of Pre. Jacob R. Horning, who was active in the ministry at New Stark, Blanchard, and Bluffton, Ohio, until the family moved to South Dakota in 1906, later to Salem, Oregon, in 1913, where she spent the remainder of her life. To this union five children were born: Orlando, Orilla and Charlotte Horning, of Salem, Oreg.; Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont.; and Olonzo Horning of Dayton, Wash. Surviving besides her husband and children are two sisters: Dora Myers of Michigan and Frances Huber of Ohio, and a brother Edd (sic) Ream of Ohio, and two granddaughters in the Far West. Mother was first to break the family circle, but she was ready, for she always maintained an abiding faith in the mercy and goodness of God. Among her keepsakes are found these words in her own writing, "The Eternal God is our refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms." Confirming her faith in immortality she selected the following to be included in this brief story of her life:
"The star shall shine for a thousand years, a thousand years and a day;
But God and I will live and live,
When the stars are passed away."
Final services were held in Salem, Oregon, where she laid to rest in Belcrest Memorial Park. GOSPEL HERALD obituary -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS (not a Ream descendant)
Mrs. Fatima Horning, 1760 John Street, April 28, aged 80 years. Survived by J. R. Honing (sic), Salem; sons, Orlando of Salem and Olonzo of Dayton, Wash.; daughters, Mrs. Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont., Miss Orilla and Charlotte of Salem; brother Edward Ream, Ohio, sisters, Mrs. Frances Huber, Ohio, and Mrs. Dora Myers, Michigan. Christian Science services will be held Tuesday, April 30, at 1:30 o'clock at Clough-Barrick chapel. Mrs. Ramona Allen, reader, Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. OREGON STATESMAN obituary, Salem, Or., 30 Apr. 1940 A.D. -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS"
"The star shall shine for a thousand years, a thousand years and a day;
But God and I will live and live,
When the stars are passed away."
Final services were held in Salem, Oregon, where she laid to rest in Belcrest Memorial Park. GOSPEL HERALD obituary -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS (not a Ream descendant)
Mrs. Fatima Horning, 1760 John Street, April 28, aged 80 years. Survived by J. R. Honing (sic), Salem; sons, Orlando of Salem and Olonzo of Dayton, Wash.; daughters, Mrs. Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont., Miss Orilla and Charlotte of Salem; brother Edward Ream, Ohio, sisters, Mrs. Frances Huber, Ohio, and Mrs. Dora Myers, Michigan. Christian Science services will be held Tuesday, April 30, at 1:30 o'clock at Clough-Barrick chapel. Mrs. Ramona Allen, reader, Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. OREGON STATESMAN obituary, Salem, Or., 30 Apr. 1940 A.D. -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS"
" HORNING, --- Fatima Ream, daughter of Samuel D. and Maria Ream, was born near New Stark, Ohio, August 15, 1859; passed away April 28, 1940; aged 80 y. 8 m. 13 d. In early life she joined the Mennonite church and became the wife of Pre. Jacob R. Horning, who was active in the ministry at New Stark, Blanchard, and Bluffton, Ohio, until the family moved to South Dakota in 1906, later to Salem, Oregon, in 1913, where she spent the remainder of her life. To this union five children were born: Orlando, Orilla and Charlotte Horning, of Salem, Oreg.; Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont.; and Olonzo Horning of Dayton, Wash. Surviving besides her husband and children are two sisters: Dora Myers of Michigan and Frances Huber of Ohio, and a brother Edd (sic) Ream of Ohio, and two granddaughters in the Far West. Mother was first to break the family circle, but she was ready, for she always maintained an abiding faith in the mercy and goodness of God. Among her keepsakes are found these words in her own writing, "The Eternal God is our refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms." Confirming her faith in immortality she selected the following to be included in this brief story of her life:
"The star shall shine for a thousand years, a thousand years and a day;
But God and I will live and live,
When the stars are passed away."
Final services were held in Salem, Oregon, where she laid to rest in Belcrest Memorial Park. GOSPEL HERALD obituary -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS (not a Ream descendant)
Mrs. Fatima Horning, 1760 John Street, April 28, aged 80 years. Survived by J. R. Honing (sic), Salem; sons, Orlando of Salem and Olonzo of Dayton, Wash.; daughters, Mrs. Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont., Miss Orilla and Charlotte of Salem; brother Edward Ream, Ohio, sisters, Mrs. Frances Huber, Ohio, and Mrs. Dora Myers, Michigan. Christian Science services will be held Tuesday, April 30, at 1:30 o'clock at Clough-Barrick chapel. Mrs. Ramona Allen, reader, Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. OREGON STATESMAN obituary, Salem, Or., 30 Apr. 1940 A.D. -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS"
"The star shall shine for a thousand years, a thousand years and a day;
But God and I will live and live,
When the stars are passed away."
Final services were held in Salem, Oregon, where she laid to rest in Belcrest Memorial Park. GOSPEL HERALD obituary -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS (not a Ream descendant)
Mrs. Fatima Horning, 1760 John Street, April 28, aged 80 years. Survived by J. R. Honing (sic), Salem; sons, Orlando of Salem and Olonzo of Dayton, Wash.; daughters, Mrs. Odessa Dabler of Great Falls, Mont., Miss Orilla and Charlotte of Salem; brother Edward Ream, Ohio, sisters, Mrs. Frances Huber, Ohio, and Mrs. Dora Myers, Michigan. Christian Science services will be held Tuesday, April 30, at 1:30 o'clock at Clough-Barrick chapel. Mrs. Ramona Allen, reader, Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. OREGON STATESMAN obituary, Salem, Or., 30 Apr. 1940 A.D. -- Courtesy of DEBORAH K. LUBBS"
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