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_ffiSBSS12 we ■ v-Y. Jft jAtariIIJMD% 'tt]Ttivesr^u^SL^_______-'ySlSJSS-l'B S' **?$**: The O b ■ eq.ii ier ojiUic A'li«^»MCSSd*wlcfc Very, I.*r*ely Attffjrito—Xrlbutt* to HU Ch**»cUt*.The First Methodist church was filled with friends of the late George Chadwick atSoUslock Tuesday afternoon to pay their solemn tribute of respect to him.as a Christian, a citizen and an official of our city. Franklin Lodge, A. O- U W , of ^hich he was an honored official, was present n a body, marshalled by W J Entrlkin, L. L. McCoy, I. N Watt,L F Kerns, M. Scbilltnger. J G Beatty and W A Golden*acting as pall bearers. The mayoFand members of the cltycouc cil were aiso fully “represented and the Are department also attended in a body Messrs P C. Simmon, A P Kneberg and S W Odell officiated as ushers, having been appointed by the official board at the meeting last night, which Ms* passed the followingIIRSOIXT'ONS Whereas, our beloved brother. George Chadwick, has been called away by death.Resolved, by the members of the lt;Iflicjal Board of the Methodist episcopal churc of Moline, 111 ,First, that we deeply feel the loss winch the cliuicli u*m! community have mis tained in the Heath of our h loved brother and that while we are filled v/ith sorrow, we bow submissively to the dispensation of Providence which has permitted this sad lossSecond, that we recognize in Brother Chadwick the qualities of an houorab.e and upright citizen and a useful ami c nsthnt member of our church Third, that we extend our sympathy to the widow and children of our deceased brotherFourth, that these resolutions be spi ead on our official records and a copy thereof he delivered to the bereaved fam'lv J S Cl mm iso J 11 Sale S V\ Onem Com Conti ary t' i ustom the bill was not tollfMl, on account of the critical tlltjess of Miss WrightThe funeral services were most no pres sirelv coaducted bv Rev I)r Cumnung who read the Wth psalm and a part of the 4th chapter of First ThessaInmans be ginning with the lath verse taking the verse mentioned as his text For I Would not have you to be ignorant breth ien concerning them which are asleep that ye sorrow not even as others w hn h have no hope’ he del \ered a comfott ing and impressive sermon most appro priatc to the occasion A sheti h of thlt; life of the deceased and an estimate m h:» sterling lt;haracter was gi'*.n bv tie* pastor who emphasized four traits »n his character his prudence, provident! rt-i ability and religious life Rev Dr Buiky assisted in the service and a|iur tette i ornposed of the Misses i (nfigitn anlt;1 Cumming and Messrs Thompson and Darks with Mrs. W S Walktr as or ganist sang the following sek*« turn-Asleep in Jesus How Blest the iel Righteous when He Dies” and Jesus While our Hearts are Bleeding I he tasket waB covered with beautiful flowers while a number of large design* were placed inside the aitar rail ng, among tlum a fh;ral vacant than ♦o.in tfie city c tiuncil A large procession followed t t re mams t“ the i cmelrn:ectdcct r' A » mi I MON
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Moline Review Dispatch
Moline, Illinois, US
Fri, Dec 14, 1894
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