Deaths of Harry A Hoffman and relatives
Two obituaries from Hanover and Gettysburg report the death of Harry Abraham H Hoffman 55 at 239 West Chestnut Street Hanover from complication of diseases after two years of illness. Survived by widow Mary R Bream and son Harry A Jr. six siblings. funeral from 239 West Chestnut Saturday at 2 pm, Rev Dr Harry H Beidleman officiating. Interment Mt Olivet. Additional notice lists Elizabeth Johnson of Adams County former wife and three children with services in Gettysburg Saturday at 10 am, Rev Seth C Morrow presiding, Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Abraham H Hoffman
Peter Breighner
West Chestnut Street
Hanover
Myr. Hoffman
Adams County
Edward W. Hoffman
Mary (Herring) Hoffman
Mary R. Brea
Harry H. Beidleman
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
Elizabeth Johnson
Harry Dean
Annandale
Virginia
Harvey A
Gettysburg
Irvin J. Gettysburg
T. J. O'Reilly
Alexandria
Emma Noe
Ella Howard
Seth C. Morrow
The
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Death Claims Luther Houck Battlefield Hotel Proprietor
Luther Roy Houck 56 former Biglerville hotelman and late Battlefield hotel Gettysburg proprietor died suddenly Thursday about 5 20 am from a heart attack. He previously ran a Biglerville hotel and restaurant for nine years and worked as a structural steel worker in 46 states. He left a wife Nina Pittentorf, a son George Houck and stepson Nile Thomas, with siblings Charles, Mrs Griest, and Philip. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the Battlefield hotel with pastors Sternat and Ernst officiating. Interment Biglerville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Roy Houck
Biglerville
Battlefield
Gettysburg
Howard
Alice Raffensperger Houck
Houck
Good Samaritan Lodge No
Free and Accepted Masons
Nina Pittentorf
Heidlersburg
George Houck
Nile Thomas
York
Charles E. Houck
Mummasburg
Charles Griest
York Springs
Philip L. Houck
Aspers
Baltimore Street
H. W. Sternat
John William Warner Dies at 72 in Gettysburg
John William Warner, 72, laborer, died at his Gettysburg home Wednesday at 9 PM from effects of a stroke suffered November 4. He had been ill ten years and bedfast since the stroke. A lifelong Gettysburg resident, he was a son of the late George A. and Emma Warner and is survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Warner
Gettysburg
George A
Emma (Herbert) Warner
In Our Shop We Design and Make the Best at No More
A shop emphasizes delivering top quality products without charging more than average prices. The message highlights value and craftsmanship across offerings.
John H Raymond dies at 63 in Gettysburg
John H Raymond of Gettysburg died Thursday at 3 15 PM in Warner hospital from a heart condition after a brief illness. He served as Gettysburg burgess in 1914 and worked as a Reaser furniture foreman and later for the state highway department. Survived by widow Lila, daughter Gladys Kelly, and son J Herbert Raymond of Gettysburg. Private funeral Sunday at 1 30 PM from Deatrick brothers funeral parlors. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Raymond
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Reaser Furniture Company
Raymond
State Highway Department
Lila Raymond
Gladys Kelly
J. Herbert Raymond
Deatrick Brothers
Evergreen Cemetery
Deaths of Paul Grove and F Clement Sneeringer
Paul M Grove 56 farmer of Dillsburg R1 died at home Friday night survived by wife Cath erine Grove four sons Chalmer Lester Lloyd Paw all of Dillsburg two daughters Elizabeth and Arlene two brothers John A Grove Dover Charles W Grove and three sisters Mrs Jacob Grove Mrs Charles Livingston and Mrs J R McClure four grandchildren Funeral services held Tuesday at home officiated by Rev George M Young burial in Dillsburg cemetery Also F Clement Sneeringer 78 night watchman at Hopkins Manufacturing died at his home 229 North street McSherrystown He belonged to McSherrystown lodge of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Holy Name society of St Marys Catholic church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Grove
Dillsburg
R. 1
Catherine Grove
Elizabeth
Arlene
Chalmer
R. D
Lester
Lloyd Grove
Paw
John A. Grove
Charles W. Grove
Dover
Jacob Grove
East Berlin
Charles Livingston
J. R. McClure
George M. Young
Sneeringer Rites Held at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Olive Sneeringer were held Saturday in St Marys Catholic Church Irishtown with a requiem high mass at 9 am. Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery McSherrystown with pallbearers William Keffer Harry Neiderer Edward Poist Pius Staub James Roth and John Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Sneeringer
Irishtown
St. Mary's Catholic Church
McSherrystown
Patrick McGee
St. Mary's Cemetery
William Keffer
Harry Neiderer
Edward Poist
Pius Staub
James Roth
John Little
Funeral services for Warren G. Wilmont held at local chapel
Funeral services for Warren George Wilmont of Bridgeport Connecticut were held Monday afternoon at H. B. Bender and saw funeral home conducted by Rev. Spencer W Aungst. Interment was in the county home cemetery after the fatal accident where he was struck by a Reading company freight train Saturday November 19 a mile south of Biglerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren George Wilmont
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Reading Company
Biglerville
H. B. Bender
Spencer W Aungst
County Home
Harner Dies Sudden While Shoveling Snow
Claude R Harner 50 a World War veteran of Littlestown died suddenly Friday morning at his home from a heart attack while shoveling snow. He appeared in good health before collapsing rear of the house. Coroner Dr Edgar A Miller listed the death. He was a son of the late Raymond Harner and Mrs Martha Rifle Harner. He worked for Co H Musselman Co Gardners and belonged to St Johns Lutheran Church near Littlestown and the Independent Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Harner
South Queen Street
Littlestown
Harner
Edgar A. Miller
Gettysburg
Adams County
Raymond Harner
Martha Rifle Harner
Co. H. Musselman Company
Gardners
St. John's Lutheran Church
Independent Order
Obituary notices from Littlestown and surrounding towns
The clipping reports multiple obituaries and funeral details from Littlestown and nearby areas. It mentions veterans in World War I, surviving spouses and children, and burial at local churches and cemeteries. Services are led by local pastors with American Legion honors noted.
Padge: Mark E. Althoff dies of heart attack in Baltimore
Mark E. Althoff 63 a Hanover area resident and Baltimore businessman died after a heart attack while en route to his office. He was a passenger in a car driven by Carl Senft and collapsed. taken to St Joseph's Hospital where he was pronounced dead. He is survived by his wife and sister Stella. interment at Mt Olivet Hanover. Jacob Samuel Byers 75 of Franklin town died Monday after six months illness due to complications. He was a United Brethren church member. Surviving: wife Anna M Byers six children Harrison Byers and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark E. Althoff
Hanover
Althoff
Baltimore
Carl Senft
Senft
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joseph Althoff
Stella Althoff
McSherrystown
Mt. Olivet
Jacob Samuel Byers
Franklintown
Franklintown United Brethren Church
Anna M. Byers
Harrison Byers
Dillsburg
R. D
Foreman Curtis Trimmer Dies After Illness in York
Curtis C. Trimmer aged 42 of 1221 Edison Street York died Sunday at 9 45 p m from complications of diseases after an illness since Wednesday. He leaves widow Mae Wagener Trimmer and six children Betty Charles Evelyn Richard Geraldine Norma Jean all at home and siblings Mrs Luther J P Metzel York Mrs Melvin Hoove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis C. Trimmer
Edison Street
York
H. J. Williams Company
Mae Wagener Trimmer
Betty
Charles
Evelyn
Richard
Geraldine
Norma Jean
Luther J. P. Metzel
Melvin Hoove
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Harry Abraham Hoffman
L. R. Houck
John Warner
East Market Street
PENNA
Heatrola
H. T. Making
Baltimore St
Harris Bros
Gettysburg, Pa
Ay A Are
Harris
John HH. Raymond
Barnhart's Book Store
Market Street
York, PA
Inger
Odd Fellows
France
Mary Shultz
Cashtown
Claudine Harner
Martha Harner
Curtis Harner
John Miller
Cleveland Miller
Table Rock
George Hann
James A. Bowers
Samuel B. Renner
A. R. Longanecker
John W. Ocker
American Legion of
Bertha Shellenberger
Bruce Byers
Myrtle Arnold
Minerva Byers
Bermudian
Harry F. Byers
R. Lehmer
Harrisburg
George Arnold
Clair Peters
Barrens Church
George Gruver
Irvin Trimmer
Russel Trimmer
George Detter
Mary Stambaugh
Herbert Trimmer
California
United Brethren Church
Mrs
Margaret Heller Margaret Maria Katherine
M. C. Nace Store
Hanover, Pa
Helen Curtis
Hemler Beauty Shoppe
Walnut St
Isabel Dromgold
Bender
Metysburg, Pa
W. Market ST
R. W. Wentz & Son
Nelson
Lawsons’ Oysters
Holliday Market
Frederick St
Montgomery Ward
DR. Tamarkin
Optometrist
ON the Square
Oxfords
Just
SELL
Prop
Exchange Place
Vanover
Fluhmerer
West Market ST
Peas Clans
Carlisle ST
Britcher
Whitman’s and Goblin
Buxton
Yardley Coty
Max Factor
Paris
Salon Palmer
Britcher and Bender Drug Store
Chambersburg Street
S. Beaver St
York, Penna
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