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Harman J. VanRiper
Chester Times
Thursday 11 April, 1901
pg. 5
Harman J. VanRiper
Tenderly Laid to Rest
Eloquent Encomiums Spoken Over the Body of Harman J. Van
Riper.
The funeral of Herman J. Van Riper took place yesterday at Trainer from the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. V.C. Worrilow, with whom he had been residing for some time past.
A brief service was held at the house before proceeding to the Trainer M.E. Church. Rev. A.D. Geist had charge of
the service and preached the sermon speaking very beautifully of the life of the departed.
Rev. C.W.W. Bishop, pastor of the Marcus Hook Baptist church, and Rev. F.C.
Woods, pastor of the Upland Baptist church
assisted in the services and spoke of the worth of the deceased. A number of selections
were sung by Rev. and Mrs. A. Geist.
The cortege proceeded to Chester
Rural Cemetery, where interment was made. The Red Men, of which deceased was a
member, having charge of the services at the grave. The floral tributes were very
beautiful consisting of a bouquet of 83 carnations, pillow with "Father" on it.
Palm leaves with "Husband" on them and a star and crescent. The pall
bearers were; Jas. T. Gill, George M. Gilbert, William McVey, Timothy C. Lane, James
Johnson and William Klee.
[Widow, Catharine W. VanRiper]
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