Wilna Florence Hanchett, was born in the Lund community Decatur county, June 3, 1897. She departed this life on September 28, 1932. She was at the time of her death, 35 years, 3 months and 25 days of age. She became a Christian in 1913 uniting with the Christian church. Miss Hanchett was married to Clarence Corcoran April 23, 1924, since which time they have lived on a farm in Bassettville township. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, together with her three sweet little children. Virgil Dale, 5 years, Gladys Elizabeth, 4 years, and Eva Eliza who will soon be two years old; her eldrly (sic) mother, Mrs. Charles Hanchett of Lund community, two brothers Herbert of Norcatur,, and Harry of Gem, Kansas; a sister Mrs. Herman Wenger of the Lund community; and a sister, Mrs. Fred Counter of Bassettville school district. A brother, Earl, preceded her in death in 1918. Her father preceded her in death on June 17, 1923. Also a large host of friends mourn her departure and sympathize with the dear ones who remain. Mrs. Corcoran was devoted to her family and faithfully performed every duty, she was a kindly neighbor and will be sadly missed.
Her favorite song expresses the desire to be with Christ here and hereafter:
Keep me sweet along life's pathway,'Till I reach the heavenly goal; Keep my weak and weary footsteps.As the warning-timebells toll. When my journey is complete, Bless me with thy loving presence, Keep me sweet, keep me sweet."
Funeral services were conducted at the Federated church in Oberlin September 30 by Rev. J. D. Bowles-assisted by Rev. Nygren.
Her favorite song expresses the desire to be with Christ here and hereafter:
Keep me sweet along life's pathway,'Till I reach the heavenly goal; Keep my weak and weary footsteps.As the warning-timebells toll. When my journey is complete, Bless me with thy loving presence, Keep me sweet, keep me sweet."
Funeral services were conducted at the Federated church in Oberlin September 30 by Rev. J. D. Bowles-assisted by Rev. Nygren.
Wilna Florence Hanchett, was born in the Lund community Decatur county, June 3, 1897. She departed this life on September 28, 1932. She was at the time of her death, 35 years, 3 months and 25 days of age. She became a Christian in 1913 uniting with the Christian church. Miss Hanchett was married to Clarence Corcoran April 23, 1924, since which time they have lived on a farm in Bassettville township. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, together with her three sweet little children. Virgil Dale, 5 years, Gladys Elizabeth, 4 years, and Eva Eliza who will soon be two years old; her eldrly (sic) mother, Mrs. Charles Hanchett of Lund community, two brothers Herbert of Norcatur,, and Harry of Gem, Kansas; a sister Mrs. Herman Wenger of the Lund community; and a sister, Mrs. Fred Counter of Bassettville school district. A brother, Earl, preceded her in death in 1918. Her father preceded her in death on June 17, 1923. Also a large host of friends mourn her departure and sympathize with the dear ones who remain. Mrs. Corcoran was devoted to her family and faithfully performed every duty, she was a kindly neighbor and will be sadly missed.
Her favorite song expresses the desire to be with Christ here and hereafter:
Keep me sweet along life's pathway,'Till I reach the heavenly goal; Keep my weak and weary footsteps.As the warning-timebells toll. When my journey is complete, Bless me with thy loving presence, Keep me sweet, keep me sweet."
Funeral services were conducted at the Federated church in Oberlin September 30 by Rev. J. D. Bowles-assisted by Rev. Nygren.
Her favorite song expresses the desire to be with Christ here and hereafter:
Keep me sweet along life's pathway,'Till I reach the heavenly goal; Keep my weak and weary footsteps.As the warning-timebells toll. When my journey is complete, Bless me with thy loving presence, Keep me sweet, keep me sweet."
Funeral services were conducted at the Federated church in Oberlin September 30 by Rev. J. D. Bowles-assisted by Rev. Nygren.
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