Died – At New Holstein on the 25th inst., William, only son of Otto Arens, aged 12 years.
Death never fails to miss a “shining mark” and while we and other friends deeply sympathize with friend Arens and the sorely afflicted mother, they should bear in mind that He “who doeth all things well,” will sustain them in this sad hour.
Chilton Times – June 3, 1871
Death never fails to miss a “shining mark” and while we and other friends deeply sympathize with friend Arens and the sorely afflicted mother, they should bear in mind that He “who doeth all things well,” will sustain them in this sad hour.
Chilton Times – June 3, 1871
Died – At New Holstein on the 25th inst., William, only son of Otto Arens, aged 12 years.
Death never fails to miss a “shining mark” and while we and other friends deeply sympathize with friend Arens and the sorely afflicted mother, they should bear in mind that He “who doeth all things well,” will sustain them in this sad hour.
Chilton Times – June 3, 1871
Death never fails to miss a “shining mark” and while we and other friends deeply sympathize with friend Arens and the sorely afflicted mother, they should bear in mind that He “who doeth all things well,” will sustain them in this sad hour.
Chilton Times – June 3, 1871
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