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The Yale Expositor
November 23, 1894


              MRS. WILLIAM WANKLIN died in Yale, Saturday
            evening, November 17th, 1894, at the age of 27
            years, 10 months and 12 days. LOVINNA CRESSMAN
            was born January 5, 1864; married to WILLIAM
            WANKLIN, September 11, 1883. A loving husband,
            four children and a host of friends are left
            to mourn her untimely departure. Deceased was
            a member of the river Brethren at the time of
            her marriage but drifted back as too many do
            in time of temptations. Before her death she
            was aroused by her maker to the sense of duty
            and found reconciliation, wishing to return
            to the church again.
              The funeral was held on Tuesday from the
            M. P. church to Elmwood cemetery, where her
            remains were laid to rest. The services were
            conducted by S. DONER and W. HALLMAN. Dis-
            course taken from Rev. 14, 13.
              
                       Death of a Mother
               I leave you in God's care below,
               My husband and children, too;
               Now try to serve your Saviour here,
               And travel through this vale with fear,
               That when you leave this world below
               Christ to you may mercy show
               And to His Kingdom take you in
               No more to be defiled by sin.
               
              MR. WANKIN desires to thank all
            who so kindly assisted him during the
            sickness and after the death of his wife.
            
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