Obituary for Harriet Elizabeth Hainley of Martinsville
Harriet Elizabeth Hainley born October 16 1867 in Dunmo England died March 21 1948 aged eighty years five months five days after a long illness. She moved to Chicago then Edwardsville Illinois and settled near Martinsville where she taught and married John W Hainley on March 16 1891. A longtime Lincoln United Brethren Church member she was a soloist and cherished There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood. Surviving are daughter Vallie McDaniel four grandchildren two great grandchildren brother H A Childs and sister Rose Hill plus nieces nephews and many friends. Her family mourns yet looks to the peace of Jesus.
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Harriet Elizabeth
Ohn
Mary’, Childs
Dunmo
London
England
Chicago
Game
Edwardsville
Ilinois
Madison County
John’ W. Hain
Martinsville
Illinois
Lincoln United Brethren Church
Leroy
Wilbur Hainley
Wallie McDaniel
Marshall, Ilinois
Wilbur
Vallie McDaniel
Raymond Hainley
Maurice
Ivan
Kent ‘McDaniel
Marshall
Leonard
Hainley
H. ‘A. Childs
Phoenix
Arizona
Rose Hill
Los Angeles
California
Jesus
Obituary of Mrs. Frederick Hawker from Hazel Dell Illinois
Margaret Leyensapp Hawker born June 4 1857 St Louis Missouri died March 25 1948 at her home near Hazel Dell Illinois aged 90 years 9 months 22 days. She married Frederick Hawker of Marshall Illinois April 22 1891 and had three children two sons Frank and William, one daughter died in infancy. two stepsons Aaron and Louis. She was devoted mother neighbor church member in Hazel Dell and leaves husband two sons two stepsons thirteen grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
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Margaret Leyensapp Hawker
William
Margaret Leyensapp
St. Louis
Missouri
Lfe
Hazel Dell
Mlinois
Frederick’ ,Hawker
Marshall
Ilinois
Frank
Illinois
Hawker
Funeral Services Held at Church of God Hazel Dell
Funeral services were held at the Church of God in Hazel Dell on Saturday March 27 at 1:00 PM with Rev. F R Carlen officiating. Interment followed in Marshall Cemetery.
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Church of God At
Hazel Dell
F. R. Carlen
Marshall
Virgil Paul Rayhel dies at Pearl Harbor attack
Virgil Paul Rayhel born February 10 1917 in Marshall Illinois grew up Walnut Prairie. After Chanute Air School he served at Lowry Field before being sent to Hickam Field Honolulu. He died December 7 1941 at Pearl Harbor at age 24. Survived by parents four sisters seven brothers and other relatives. Memorial services were held March 21 at West Union Baptist Church with full military rites by the American Legion.
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Virgil
Paul Rayhel
Marshall
Tlinois
Walnut Prairie
Chanute
Air School
Rantoul
Lowry Field
Denver
Colorado
Hickam, Field
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
J. W. Rayhél
Doris
Eugene Bolds
Duane Laufman
Terre Haute
Indiana
I. J. Wiehn
East
St. Louis
Sinois
John
Illinois
Earl
Silas
Terre’ Haute
Ind
George
Floyd
Robert
Lester
West Union Baptist Church
H. J. Kemp
American Legion
Sunday Services Schedule and Reading Room Hours
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday morning service at 11 00, with Wednesday evening service at 7 45. The reading room is open Wednesday from 3 00 to 5 00 p m. The subject is Unreality and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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Harriet Elizabeth Hainley
Elmer
Sentel
John Daniel
Calvert City
Arthur, Ilinois
Frederick Hawker
Robert L. Kelly
North Tenth ST
Lawrenceville, Ill
Bubeck & Gallagher
Crawford County
Aberdeen-Angus Sale
Aberdeen
Oblong
T. B
Bangs
Hamilton Jones
Newton, Illinois
Garvin Kincaid
Palestine, Illinois
David Deatherage
Lee’y. Oblong
Frank Kent
Tony Madhetta
Lewis Henry
U. S
The
Paris ‘Hatchery
Christian Science Corner
Locust and
Fifth St
J. L. Manwaring
Optometrist
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall, Il
Tilly
Paris
W. Court St
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
R.O.T.C
America
Army Day
Clark County
Barney’s Barber Shop
Marshall, Illinois
Mattie Spencer
Marshall, Inl
U. S. Route 40
Monnday
Florence
Georgie Reese Deckard
Chester-Claypool and
Deckard
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