OBIT -- Libney Henry 
Submitted by: Paula Wiseman (3wisemans@frs-l.com)

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Death Angel Calls Mrs. Libney Henry

	After an illness of only a few weeks the spirit of 
Mrs. Libney Henry passed to that home beyond.  Mrs. Henry 
came here from near Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband about 
twenty-five years ago.  She was fifty-three years of age, was 
a devout member of the Methodist Episcopal church and her death 
was due to blood poisoning.
	At the time of her passing, which was ten o'clock last 
evening at her bedside were her devoted husband and children.
	Mrs. Henry had known for some time that he end was 
near and talked of death as one going on a pleasant voyage.  
Some weeks ago she selected the hymns that she wished used at her funeral.  
They are: "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," "Asleep in Jesus," 
and "Somewhere the Sun is Shining."
	Mrs. Henry was a member of the Woman's Benefit Association 
and was very fond of this order and the women who belonged to it.  
About four weeks ago when the Woman's Benefit Association was 
entertained by the Ironton Woman's Benefit Association, Mrs. Henry 
accompanied the Ashland ladies and no one enjoyed the day more 
than she.

Ashland Daily Independent
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