OHIO STATEWIDE FILES  OH-FOOTSTEPS Mailing List Issue 148

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OH-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest				Volume 04 : Issue 148

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  #1 PAGE, Anderson, SEITZ                [SCHcrochet@aol.com]

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January 27, 1922 The Hillsboro Gazette, Friday

The body of DAVID PAGE was brought here Sunday from New Mexico where he had 
been living for his health.  The body was accompanied by his wife who will  
visit old friends then return to her home in Texas.  Interment at Buford 
Cemetery.  The body was met at Lynchburg, Sunday morning by Undertaker Davis, Elmer 
Gossett and wife and Ona Diskite of Buford.

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Mrs. J. O. ANDERSON an aged lady of this place, died at her hoe Thursday 
morning at 2 o'clock.  A short funeral service was held here and burial at 
Springfield.  Lewis Wood and Mrs. Charles Swadley of Rainsboro and Mrs. Grace Vaugh 
of Columbus, James Reed and sisters of Hillsboro attended the funeral.
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HELEN LOUISE SEITZ, daughter of Roy and Cornelia SEITZ was born at 
Greenfield, Ohio July 28, 1918.  Over three weeks ago she took sick, and suffered 
intensely until the 20th day of January 1922, when her brave little spirit toot it's 
flight.  Helen Louise was loving kind and obedient.  She loved to hear of 
Jesus and to look at bible pictures especially of Jesus.  Before her death she 
spoke of heaven and asked if Jesus would take her by the hand when she went 
there.  Often as she was playing her little voice could be heard singing "O Happy 
Day" and "Jesus My Jesus".  Her brief little life here is over, but she will 
live always in the hearts of those who loved her and will be a beacon at the 
end of life's road.  She leaves father and mother, one brother, and many near 
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.  We wish to express our sincere 
respect and gratitude for the sympathy and kindness of relatives, neighbors and 
friends in our bereavement.
    Mr. & Mrs. Roy Seitz, Bridges, Ohio

Sandy

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