Doris Mary—Infant daughter of U. C. Amerpohl and wife, died June 14th, 1897, aged 6 months and 14 days. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of all their neighbors and friends in this, their time of trouble. An angel for a short time was given to their keeping, but the Father called it home where it will ever be with the blessed above. The funeral was held at the M. E. church Wednesday, June 16th, 1897, Rev. J. V. Bennett officiating.
Over the river she has passed ahead
From our earthly vision and care she sped
From our frail arms to the saviors breast
Our Doris has gone, and is now at rest.
Ah! how could we wish our loved one back,
To the sorrow and strife that souls doth rack;
Nay! let her abide in his loves embrace,
Richly bestowed by his loving grace.
A Friend.
Source: Blanchardville Blade, June 18, 1897 – page 8
(Contributor JnJSchober # 47701089)
Over the river she has passed ahead
From our earthly vision and care she sped
From our frail arms to the saviors breast
Our Doris has gone, and is now at rest.
Ah! how could we wish our loved one back,
To the sorrow and strife that souls doth rack;
Nay! let her abide in his loves embrace,
Richly bestowed by his loving grace.
A Friend.
Source: Blanchardville Blade, June 18, 1897 – page 8
(Contributor JnJSchober # 47701089)
Doris Mary—Infant daughter of U. C. Amerpohl and wife, died June 14th, 1897, aged 6 months and 14 days. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of all their neighbors and friends in this, their time of trouble. An angel for a short time was given to their keeping, but the Father called it home where it will ever be with the blessed above. The funeral was held at the M. E. church Wednesday, June 16th, 1897, Rev. J. V. Bennett officiating.
Over the river she has passed ahead
From our earthly vision and care she sped
From our frail arms to the saviors breast
Our Doris has gone, and is now at rest.
Ah! how could we wish our loved one back,
To the sorrow and strife that souls doth rack;
Nay! let her abide in his loves embrace,
Richly bestowed by his loving grace.
A Friend.
Source: Blanchardville Blade, June 18, 1897 – page 8
(Contributor JnJSchober # 47701089)
Over the river she has passed ahead
From our earthly vision and care she sped
From our frail arms to the saviors breast
Our Doris has gone, and is now at rest.
Ah! how could we wish our loved one back,
To the sorrow and strife that souls doth rack;
Nay! let her abide in his loves embrace,
Richly bestowed by his loving grace.
A Friend.
Source: Blanchardville Blade, June 18, 1897 – page 8
(Contributor JnJSchober # 47701089)
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