Laura Gladys Clark, the little five years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Clark died Tuesday morning at their home on East 9th street after an illness of but a few days with summer complaint. The funeral was held Thursday morning at the Sacred Heart church and the burial was in Gethsemane cemetery. The bereaved have the sympathy of all in this affliction. The little one had two sisters and a brother who survive her.
Eagle Grove Eagle
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 11, 1906
DEATH PAYS VISIT
Little Gladys Clark Dies. Buried Thursday.
Thursday morning Gladys Clark, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark, who live on the East Side, was buried in the Gethsemane cemetery, the funeral being held at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father O'Brien having charge of the services. A large number of friends of the little girl and of the parents attended the funeral.
Gladys was born in Belmond, four years and nine months ago. Her death was due to an attack of summer complaint and the little one passed into the bosom of her Maker Tuesday, October 9. The sympathy of all is extended to the sorrow stricken parents in the first loss to their family circle.
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 12, 1906
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent sickness and death of our beloved daughter Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark
In Memory of Little Gladys
No more the patter of little feet.
While the days drag slowly along
No more the innocent childish talk,
Or snatches of childish song -
No more may I look into little girl's eyes,
With questions so earnest and deep;
Our Gladys has gone to her home in the skies,
Our little girl is asleep.
God needed another little child,
To go on errands of love.
So he took her from her earthly home
To dwell with him above;
And while our hearts are breaking
For our own dear little one,
We know that she is happy
In her home beyond the sun.
So pure and sweet and innocent -
Our little angel girl
Is beckoning us to follow
And enter the "Gates of Pearl."
We'll love and obey the Saviour
Till he calls us to come above
And then we'll dwell together
In mansions of light and love.
A neighbor
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 19, 1906
[buried in Calvary Cemetery in Eagle Grove; the daughter of Nicholas J. Clark and Alice (Silver) Clark]
Age: 4 yr; 9 mo; 2 da
Buried October 11, 1906
Source: Foust Funeral Home, Eagle Grove, IA
Source: wrightgenie
Eagle Grove Eagle
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 11, 1906
DEATH PAYS VISIT
Little Gladys Clark Dies. Buried Thursday.
Thursday morning Gladys Clark, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark, who live on the East Side, was buried in the Gethsemane cemetery, the funeral being held at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father O'Brien having charge of the services. A large number of friends of the little girl and of the parents attended the funeral.
Gladys was born in Belmond, four years and nine months ago. Her death was due to an attack of summer complaint and the little one passed into the bosom of her Maker Tuesday, October 9. The sympathy of all is extended to the sorrow stricken parents in the first loss to their family circle.
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 12, 1906
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent sickness and death of our beloved daughter Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark
In Memory of Little Gladys
No more the patter of little feet.
While the days drag slowly along
No more the innocent childish talk,
Or snatches of childish song -
No more may I look into little girl's eyes,
With questions so earnest and deep;
Our Gladys has gone to her home in the skies,
Our little girl is asleep.
God needed another little child,
To go on errands of love.
So he took her from her earthly home
To dwell with him above;
And while our hearts are breaking
For our own dear little one,
We know that she is happy
In her home beyond the sun.
So pure and sweet and innocent -
Our little angel girl
Is beckoning us to follow
And enter the "Gates of Pearl."
We'll love and obey the Saviour
Till he calls us to come above
And then we'll dwell together
In mansions of light and love.
A neighbor
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 19, 1906
[buried in Calvary Cemetery in Eagle Grove; the daughter of Nicholas J. Clark and Alice (Silver) Clark]
Age: 4 yr; 9 mo; 2 da
Buried October 11, 1906
Source: Foust Funeral Home, Eagle Grove, IA
Source: wrightgenie
Laura Gladys Clark, the little five years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Clark died Tuesday morning at their home on East 9th street after an illness of but a few days with summer complaint. The funeral was held Thursday morning at the Sacred Heart church and the burial was in Gethsemane cemetery. The bereaved have the sympathy of all in this affliction. The little one had two sisters and a brother who survive her.
Eagle Grove Eagle
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 11, 1906
DEATH PAYS VISIT
Little Gladys Clark Dies. Buried Thursday.
Thursday morning Gladys Clark, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark, who live on the East Side, was buried in the Gethsemane cemetery, the funeral being held at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father O'Brien having charge of the services. A large number of friends of the little girl and of the parents attended the funeral.
Gladys was born in Belmond, four years and nine months ago. Her death was due to an attack of summer complaint and the little one passed into the bosom of her Maker Tuesday, October 9. The sympathy of all is extended to the sorrow stricken parents in the first loss to their family circle.
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 12, 1906
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent sickness and death of our beloved daughter Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark
In Memory of Little Gladys
No more the patter of little feet.
While the days drag slowly along
No more the innocent childish talk,
Or snatches of childish song -
No more may I look into little girl's eyes,
With questions so earnest and deep;
Our Gladys has gone to her home in the skies,
Our little girl is asleep.
God needed another little child,
To go on errands of love.
So he took her from her earthly home
To dwell with him above;
And while our hearts are breaking
For our own dear little one,
We know that she is happy
In her home beyond the sun.
So pure and sweet and innocent -
Our little angel girl
Is beckoning us to follow
And enter the "Gates of Pearl."
We'll love and obey the Saviour
Till he calls us to come above
And then we'll dwell together
In mansions of light and love.
A neighbor
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 19, 1906
[buried in Calvary Cemetery in Eagle Grove; the daughter of Nicholas J. Clark and Alice (Silver) Clark]
Age: 4 yr; 9 mo; 2 da
Buried October 11, 1906
Source: Foust Funeral Home, Eagle Grove, IA
Source: wrightgenie
Eagle Grove Eagle
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 11, 1906
DEATH PAYS VISIT
Little Gladys Clark Dies. Buried Thursday.
Thursday morning Gladys Clark, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark, who live on the East Side, was buried in the Gethsemane cemetery, the funeral being held at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father O'Brien having charge of the services. A large number of friends of the little girl and of the parents attended the funeral.
Gladys was born in Belmond, four years and nine months ago. Her death was due to an attack of summer complaint and the little one passed into the bosom of her Maker Tuesday, October 9. The sympathy of all is extended to the sorrow stricken parents in the first loss to their family circle.
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 12, 1906
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent sickness and death of our beloved daughter Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Clark
In Memory of Little Gladys
No more the patter of little feet.
While the days drag slowly along
No more the innocent childish talk,
Or snatches of childish song -
No more may I look into little girl's eyes,
With questions so earnest and deep;
Our Gladys has gone to her home in the skies,
Our little girl is asleep.
God needed another little child,
To go on errands of love.
So he took her from her earthly home
To dwell with him above;
And while our hearts are breaking
For our own dear little one,
We know that she is happy
In her home beyond the sun.
So pure and sweet and innocent -
Our little angel girl
Is beckoning us to follow
And enter the "Gates of Pearl."
We'll love and obey the Saviour
Till he calls us to come above
And then we'll dwell together
In mansions of light and love.
A neighbor
Times Gazette
Eagle Grove, Iowa
October 19, 1906
[buried in Calvary Cemetery in Eagle Grove; the daughter of Nicholas J. Clark and Alice (Silver) Clark]
Age: 4 yr; 9 mo; 2 da
Buried October 11, 1906
Source: Foust Funeral Home, Eagle Grove, IA
Source: wrightgenie
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
