Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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figg e E fgi' 2 r Q. ni , 'life-2 .a,5:1l'- . 5535 'Q . IE as JAMES RUSSELL CRONIN 2 The death of James Russell Cronin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin lg 5 J r., occurred on Saturday morning, April 7, 1923. He was born September 4, 1907, in this city. He attended the Parochial school here, and after grad- E uating from it in 1920, entered the local high school. He was a member of the Junior Class '23, B. B. team '23, Stop Thief '23, B. B. O. G. B. '22, Science Club '22, and elected business manager of the Insight. E .5 . 551 E X' There is no death! An angel form Walks o'er the earth with silent tread, E El He bears our best loved ones away, S And then we call them 'deadf , il, , IE Whene'er He sees a smile too bright, E S Or heart too pure for taint and vice, E He bears it to that world of light ' E To dwell in Paradise. E And ever near us, though unseen, E The dear immortal spirits treadg E For all the boundless universe Is life-there are no dead. E 1 ALICE POPEJOY lg Alice Popejoy, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Redding, died at her home on rg west Harrison street, December 25, 1922, following a brief illness. She was born near Hartford City, March 23, 1904, and resided there until 1915, when she came with her parents to this city. During these years, until her un- , , 1 timely death, she attended the public gi 'schools of Hartford City. She was a Y E member of the Sophomore Class of 1922 E and an active Worker in the Intermedi- j it i E ate Christian Endeavor of the United in IE Q -.- E God gives us friends that we may El is is learn to love, in 5 And having taught the lesson how to if E love, E Takes them away, that we may love ,lg Himself, E Who gave them, loved them, took them , is E from us. 2.2 2 31 ai X 31 131 Z1 3 3 lm EEEEEE SEEEEE EEAMLA if E Brethren church. l LE

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