Mrs. Harriet Kline of this village, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Arthur Paul, in Dowagicac on Monday night. Harriet Yeck was born near Greencastle, Pennsylvania May 3, 1837. When she reached the age of 12 she moved with her parents, Joseph Yeck & Barbara Boocher Yeck to Logan County, Ohio and was married March 13, 1859 to Samuel Kline at Bellefontain, Ohio. To this union were born eleven children, the following of whom are still living: Mrs. Martin Gebhard , Mrs. C.E. Osborn, Mrs. E.H. Miller, Mrs. Authur Paul, and two sons, John & Fred. She was grandmother to sixteen children and great grandmother to eight. The deceased with her husband, moved to Michgian in the early sixties and to Cassopolis in the year 1876, where she resided ever since. Mr. Kline having passed away November 13, 1913. To know Mrs. Kline's sterling qualities and her calm, Kindly and brave disposition, was to love her from whom they eminated. A Dunkard by faith, she was charitable and considerate of the thoughts of others. She was concientious to a degree, full of gentile courage and great fortitude. She met the trials of her life as she met her death-bravely and courageously, never fearing never complaining. To her, death was only a journey and she was glad to go. The world was better for her having passed through it. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C.E. Osborn, conducted by Rev. J.W. Springsteen, and burial will be made in Prospect Hill Cemetery. (Cassopolis Vigilant-Thursday August 25, 1921.)
Mrs. Harriet Kline of this village, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Arthur Paul, in Dowagicac on Monday night. Harriet Yeck was born near Greencastle, Pennsylvania May 3, 1837. When she reached the age of 12 she moved with her parents, Joseph Yeck & Barbara Boocher Yeck to Logan County, Ohio and was married March 13, 1859 to Samuel Kline at Bellefontain, Ohio. To this union were born eleven children, the following of whom are still living: Mrs. Martin Gebhard , Mrs. C.E. Osborn, Mrs. E.H. Miller, Mrs. Authur Paul, and two sons, John & Fred. She was grandmother to sixteen children and great grandmother to eight. The deceased with her husband, moved to Michgian in the early sixties and to Cassopolis in the year 1876, where she resided ever since. Mr. Kline having passed away November 13, 1913. To know Mrs. Kline's sterling qualities and her calm, Kindly and brave disposition, was to love her from whom they eminated. A Dunkard by faith, she was charitable and considerate of the thoughts of others. She was concientious to a degree, full of gentile courage and great fortitude. She met the trials of her life as she met her death-bravely and courageously, never fearing never complaining. To her, death was only a journey and she was glad to go. The world was better for her having passed through it. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C.E. Osborn, conducted by Rev. J.W. Springsteen, and burial will be made in Prospect Hill Cemetery. (Cassopolis Vigilant-Thursday August 25, 1921.)
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