U'GdOl!"CITIZEN' ' ,'C-'3-'/92x\ % ;v, ¦ , CA LLED TO HIS REST
"The "people of this community were shocked last Friday when they learned o^vthe i unexpected * death of Henry u^rndt who was just in the 'prime*of ;i Tlfel- During the serious illness of one pi his daughters a few weeks ago he suffered a sort of .nervous breakdown | but after her partial recovery it was tthdught^that he was steadily imprbv- |ing but such was apparently not the" l-cas.e... Complications had set in and he jpassed,a way Friday night, October 13, Li-ZZ, at the early age of 39 'years. ; Following is the* obituary turned in liy the. pastor;--<^T'^V^.'''•¦?' -fV' - ;/t$|6m'y George, soh of Liidwig and Augusta Arndt,* was' born October 9, Mmfc at Graytown, Ohio. • He N lived his ^entire life in Ottawa county: He; died October 13^ 1922, aged 39 years and 4 days. ¦ • ,:-¦ -v.-. :•<'•';¦•/;/.:.¦ :¦¦/ '; ,;,'
>March' 31; 1907, he was united in marriage with Miss Bessie. Witty who preceded him in death January 21, 1919. To this union were bom six children, two of whom died in infancy. The (four who survive are Clifford, Helen, Martha and Leonard,
He was a member of the United Brethren Church, fatihful in the dis¬ charge of his Christian obligations. Hei'i was also a member of Elmore Lodge, Knights of Pythias, No. 261. : ><,Mr. Arndt was a hard working farmer, frugal and industrious, a faithful husband, a good*father, a kind ;n3i£hbor, and was helq\in high esteem bv all who knew him. , ; ¦ "He leaves to mourn his departure, besides the four children, a mother, Mrs. Augusta- Arndt, six brothers,. Herman.and William of Onawa, Iowa, Le\yis and Ferdinand of Toledo,. Au¬ gust of Woodville and. Fred of Gray¬ town; four sisters, Mrsc Ov Rehfeldt,¦• Mrs. E. Lau, Mrs, H. Harms and Miss Martha Arndt, all of -Toledo, many other.relatives and friends.. '"{
V The funsral services were held at \ the r Trinity tM, E. Church, Elmore, Monday after noon, October 16, con¬ ducted by his former pastor, Rev. T. 0. Oopus, pastor of the U. B. Church, Bloomville, Ohio, who was assisted by Rev. H. G. Swope, local M. E/pastor. Interment in Union cemetery. fc 1 £Fhe little children and their grand¬ mother, Mrs. Witty, have the sincere sympathy of the entire community in iheir great, sorrow. /;
