OBITUARY
   DONALD LEROY TROSPER
     On Friday, February 3rd, 
1921 a little son came to 
brighten the home of Oscar F. 
Trosper and his wife Alice 
(Purvis) Trosper.  The little 
lad tarried only long enough 
to receive a name, Donald 
Leroy, and a large place in 
the hearts of his parents,
 brothers and sister and he 
passed  on to the great 
beyond on Sunday.  
     He leaves to mourn 
his early departure his parents, 
three brothers, Harley Frank-
lin, Harold Glenn, and 
Charles Gilbert, one sister, 
Vera Melinda, his grandpar-
ents and a large circle of kin-
dred and friends.
      Funeral services were 
conducted at the home on 
Monday afternoon by Rever-
end Farley assisted by Rever-e
nd Jackson of Eddyville and 
interment made in the Cam-
bridge Cemetery, Cambridge, 
Nebraska.
     "I spoke to my God,
        As I knelt in prayer,
      And I said, "Thy care
         Is our guard and guide.
      Is he 'neath the sod
         Who said has died?"
      "He abides with me in
          The Heavenly walls."

Transcribed by Kathy Trosper