Osage County KS Archives Obituaries.....HANEY, Mrs. Elizabeth  April 7, 1932
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The Enterprise-Chronicle
Burlingame
Osage County
Thursday
April 7, 1932

Funeral Serivces for Mrs. Elizabeth Haney.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth HANEY were held at the Methodist church at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon April 3, 1932, conducted by Rev. J.W. TWEED. Dr.
C.B. ZOOK, Supt. of the Methodist Home for the Aged in Topeka, preached the
sermon from the text, Songs of Solomo, 12-13, "Let us hear the conclusion of the
whole matter; Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of
man." Miss Pearl WHITE played the organ while Misses Vera and Veda HAKES, R.B.
BRACKNEY and Paul GRAFTON sang, "Safe in the Arms of Jesus," "No Disappointment
in Heaven," and "The Last Mile of the Way." She was laid to rest beside her
husband in the Burlingame cemetery.
Elizabeth McEWAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McEWAN, wa born August 26, 1846
in Ontario, canada. Her father died in 1863 and her mother in 1878. She had five
brothers, all of whome were deceased.
On February 28, 1866 she was married to Daniel HANEY at Rockford, Illinois. They
began their home life nine miles from Rockford, on a farm and two years later
moved to Auburn, Kansas, whre htey resided until 1884 when they moved to
Burlingame. Here her husband died August 13, 1916. Mrs. Haney continued to make
her home in Burlingame until two years ago when she went to the Methodist Home
for the Aged in Topeka where she passed away April 1, 1932, having almost
reached her 86th year.
She was converted in early life and united with the Methodist church. Her
special contribution to the church activities in her younger years was singing.
She was faithful and devoted, a woman of fine character and splendid
disposition. It may be said of her as it was said of Mary, "She hath done what
she could." Mr. Haney was a veteran of the Civil War and for many years of her
life Mrs. Haney was a devoted member of the Woman's Relief Corps attending its
meetings even to the time when she was not able to attend any other. The Relief
Corps was present in a body at her funeral. She has many loyal friends in
Burlingame who are saddened by her death. There were beautiful floral offerings. 
She is survived by a nephew, Dan Haney and a niece, Mrs. Will SCHELLMAN of
Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. and MRs. Haney and Mr. and Mrs. Schellman were here for
the funeral. Four nurses from the Methodist home also attended. Old Burlingame
friends, Tom and Dick ELLIS, Robert OLIVER, Dr. Fred SCHENCK, Carl FAST, and
Howard DOTY carried the body to its final rest. 




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