Clay County Obituaries
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Paul E. Nickel was born in Pommern, Germany, January
7, 1879, and was suddenly called home to his heavenly reward, Sept. 1,
1916, at the age of 37 years, 7 months and 25 days. December 30, 1901,
he was married to Miss Carrie Parr. this happy union God blessed with three
children, two sons and one daughter. He was converted to God early in life,
under the labor of Rev. Martin and joined the evangical association
of which he remained a faithful member. He was repeatedly elected to the
various offices of the church, Sunday school, and Y. P. A., and at the
time of his departure he was steward, treasurer, chorister and Sunday school
teacher.
Brother Nickel was a whole hearted christian,
the pastor's friend, and a friendly man, always ready to help. He will
be greatly missed by all in the church and community, as by his kind and
friendly disposition he was a very devoted husband and father. May God
graciously comfort them, and grant them a happy reunion in heaven.
He leaves behind wife, three children, three
brothers, three sisters and a large circle of friends to mourn his untimely
departure, but thankful for his christian example and the clear tokens
of his salvation.
The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon
from the Immanuel Church. Rev. Wm. Noermberg assisted Rev.
F. Becker in conducting the funeral.
submitted by Patsy Scheer
Roy Willaim Harrison was born Feb. 17th 1891 in Dundy County, Nebraska.
At the age of six years he moved with his parents to a farm four miles
east of Clay Center where he has resided ever since.
At about the age of twelve he united with
the M.E. church. He has been an honest upright young man, a dutiful loving
son and brother and loved by all who knew him. He was taken
sick Saturday evening Feb. 15th with pneumonia. He was married Wednesday
Feb. 19th to Laura Mack at his own home as he was unable to attend the
wedding preparation at the home of the bride.
He was called to his heavenly home, Feb. 22nd
at 1:45 p.m. at the age of 22 years and 5 days. The deceased leaves
a loving wife, father, mother, two sisters and a large host of relatives
and friends to mourn his departure. His cheery face and pleasant smile
always will be missed sadly. He was conscious till the last and recognized
all around him by a pleasant smile. May the heavenly father bless
and comfort the bereaved ones in the sad hours of trial.
Card of Thanks
submitted by Patsy Scheer
Copyright: March 2000 by Randy & Jeri Jones Updated July 3, 2019 David Gochenour