Miller obituaries

Fred J. Daum
Ida W. Daum
Eby H. Flory
Abram K. Miller
Aldus Miller
Benjamin P. Miller
Mrs. Catherine S. Miller
Charles R. Miller
David Miller
David L. Miller
Dorothy S. Miller
Elias Miller
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller (wife of Dr. Emanuel Reigart Miller)
Ezra Miller, Jr.
Frederick C. Miller
Helen May Miller
Henry H. Miller
Ida K. Miller
Jacob C. Miller
John Miller
Mrs. Margaret Miller
Martin K. Miller
Mary "Frances" Miller
Mary Z. Miller
Martha Miller
Mrs. Minnie K. Miller
Mrs. Nancy Miller
Mrs. Ruth H. Miller (wife of Abram Miller)
Miss Susan Miller
Mrs. Susan Miller
Amos H. Musser
Henry H. Plank, (husband of Hettie A. Miller Plank)

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Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Thursday, April 14, 1988
Fred J. Daum, Dies At  Age 90
   Fred J. Daum, 90, of 2142 New Holland Pike, died at home at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday following an illness of one year.
   He was the husband of Ida Miller Daum. They would have observed their 67th wedding anniversary later this month. He was born in Harrisburg, a son of the late William and Catherine Heil Daum.
   He was a 1962 Armstrong Cork Co. retiree, and had joined the Armstrong Floor Plant in 1923. He was well known for his work in the Munitions Division during WWII, and was also instrumental in developing the company's Management Reference Services. His keen mind and excellent memory served him well in establishing what is today the Armstrong Archives.
   He had not looked forward to retirement, but with Ida, his wife of 67 years, found peace and enjoyment in gardening, and was always eager to share that happiness with his many friends.
   In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Fred D. Daum, Lancaster; two grandchildren; and a sister, Pauline, Lancaster.

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Wednesday, November 13, 1991
Ida Daum, 90, ran garden business
   Ida W. Daum, 90, an avid gardner, died Monday evening at home after an illness of several months.
   A resident of 2142 New Holland Pike, she was the wife of the late Frederick J. Daum, who die in 1988.
   A homemaker, she had formerly owned and operated Sunshine Gardens at her home. The business supplied amny florists with flowers.
   She and her husband began planting their gardens as a hobby, she said in the 1988 interview with the Amish Country Journal: "We had the ground, and we raised them for fun."
   The Daums also set up the gardens at their home so visitors could enjoy the flowers.
   She also said she was interested in dried flowers but did not use commercial products to enhance the drying, "We just raised things that you could hang upside-down and dry."
   She also enjoyed painting and cooking, and she traveled with her husband throughout the United States and Eastern Canada.
   Born in Strasburg Township, she was the daughter of the late Aldus H. and Minnie K. Weaver Miller.
   Surviving are a son, Fred D. of Lancaster; two grandchildren; and a sister, Mabel W. Neel of Lancaster.

Funeral invitation:
   Thursday at Longenecker's Reformed Mennonite Cemetery

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Wed., Aug 5, 1981
 

Lancaster Intelligencer, 17 Dec 1940
Eby H. Flory , sixty, died at 11:30 a.m. at his home, 155 Noerth Broad street, of a heart attack after a short illness. He was a member of the Reformed Mennonite church for thirty-five years.
He was born in West Hempfield and was the son of the late Benjamin and Annie Shirk Flory and resided in this city for the past twenty-five years.
He was a watchmaker for thirty years, and taught school in Warwick township in earlier life. He was also an instructor at the Bowman Technical School for twelve years until 1928.
Besides his wife, who was Etta M. Marron, he is survived by the following children: Rufus G., Robert M., both at home; B. Rodney, of this city; Roy G. of Ronks; Mary, wife of Joseph Suraci, and Esther M., wife of Clarence Carson, and Eby M., all of Washington; also the following brothers and sisters: Jacob B., Mrs. Mary Musselman, and Annie, wife of Harry Pyott, all of this city; and Benjamin G. and Paul B., of Marticville, and nine grandchildren.

Abram K. Miller, retired manager of Huyler Luncheonette, Lancaster, died Tuesday morning at his residence after a brief illness. He was 76 and resided at 550 W. Grant St.
 Miller retired in 1970 as a manager of t he luncheonette. He was a 50 year member of Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, and a 31-year member of Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 299.
 He was the husband of Charlotte Mayrath Miller. Born in Rohrerstown, he was a son of the late Abram R. and Fannie Kauffman Miller. He and his wife celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary July 2.
 Surviving in addition to his wife are a brother, Phares K., and a sister, Ada K., both of Lancaster.

Benjamin P. Miller
Lancaster Intelligencer 13 July 1908, Mon.

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
August 10, 1948
Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit at Zook's corner
Aldus Miller, Seventy-seven, Lancaster, R5 is Road's Initial victim the first fatal accident on the reconstructed portion of new Holland Pike, caused the death of a 77-year-old pedestrian who was struck by an auto while crossing the highway at Zook's Corner at 4:35pm Monday.
The pedestrian, Aldus H. Miller, lancaster R5, died in the operating room at Lancaster General hospital as surgeons were attempting to save his life. Hospital authorities placed the time of death at 6:10pm Monday, less than two hours after he was struck.
Pvt. Kenneth Owens of the State Police said Joseph McCurdy, twenty-four, Oakdale R1, Allegheny County, was released on hius own recognizance following the accident. Police said McCurdy, a Pennsylvania Powere and Light Co. worker, was enroute home when his vehicle struck the man.
Dr. Charles P. Stahr, deputy coroner, said death probably was caused by compund fractures of both lower legs and an injured left chest. He also suffered a laceration above the right eye, a lacerated chin and multiple abrasions.
The accident, police said, was the first reported since local traffic began to use the rebuilt section of the New Holland Pike. The highway has not yet been officially opened to traffic and detour signs remain at both ends of the new stretch of concrete, police said.
Pvt Owens, who was assisted in the investigation by Pvt Sebestian Nagle, said he learned McCurdy was traveling toward the city when the accident happened. Miller, a retired laboratory worker at the Armstrong Cork Co. was crossing Route 23 at Zook's Corner just North of Eden, and was in the South-bound traffic lane when he was hit.
Police said the man was delivering newspapers at the time.
The force of the collision, police said, threw Miller about 30 feet. Residents in the area summoned city and state police and also called the Lancaster General Hospital. Patrolman Andrew Kauffman of the city police was sent to the scene in the city ambulance, but noting the serious nature of the man's injuries, decided to wait for physicians to remove him to the hospital.
Miller was taken to the hospital in the hospital ambulance. He was given emergency treatment in the receiving ward and then rushed to the operating room where he died.
He was born in Lampeter township, a son of the late John and Mary Zittle Miller and on Nov. 14, 1944 had celebrated his 50th Wedding Anniverary. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Minnie K. Weaver Miller, and these children: Ida W., wife of Fred J. Daum, and mable W., wife of Guy A. Neel both of Lancaster R5. A brother, Ezra, of Portland, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Nettie Hoover, this city, and 39 grandchildren also survive.

Benjamin P. Miller, one of Lancaster's oldest and best known citizens, died on Saturday night at the home of his son, Benjamin P. Miller, Jr. No. 133 College avenue. He was in failing heath for several years. He was a native of this city, was born April 2, 1827, and was a son of the late Martin and Elizabeth Mylin Miller. When a young man, he became an apprentice at the trade of carpentering, but ill health compelled him to abandon it and in 1855 he engaged in the grocery business at Water and West king street, where he continued until 1865, when he engaged in the wholesale grocery business, he being the pioneer in that business in this city. In 1867, the late John L. Hartman became a partner, under the firm name Miller & Hartman, and that firm still continues. After Mr. Hartman's death and Mr. Miller's retirement from the business the business was continued by their sons, and I. C. Hartman now conducts it under the original name.
Mr. Miller's wife died on April 5, 1885. He was one of the oldest members of St. John's Lutheran church. His children are: Miss Ella L., Charles A., New York; Ora, widow of David B. Widmyer; Mary, wife of Dr. Frank Alleman; Benjamin P., Mabel G., wife of Christian Engle, and Miss Edna M. Miller. His funeral will take place to-morrow morning, with interment in Woodward Hill cemetery.
*put in Miller file

Examiner-New Era, Lancaster, PA
Mon., Jan. 31, 1921
Mrs. Catherine S. Miller, widow of Dr. Emanuel Reigart Miller, died on Sunday morning at 1:20 o'clock at the home of her son-in-law, Bryan G. Kern, 417 Pine street, of the infirmities of age, after an illness of several weeks, in her 81st year. She was born in Strasburg township, near New Providence, and was a daughter of the late Christian and Maria Shultz. For the past 45 years she was a member of the Mennonite church. Mrs. Miller resided at Lampeter, Strasburg, and Lititz, coming to this city five years ago. One son, Henry C., a merchant of Lititz, and one daughter, Mrs. Kern, with whom she resided, survive. A sister, Mrs. J. G. Weaver, wife of Dr. Weaver, Strasburg, also survives. Brief funeral services will be held at the late home on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with services in the East James street Reformed Mennonite church at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be made in the Moravian cemetery at Lititz.

Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Sep. 11, 1920, Sat.
  Charles R. Miller, formerly one of the leading merchants of Lititz, died on Thursday morning at 2:45 o’clock at Pasadena, Cal., where he has been residing for some time past. Deceased was in his 53rd year and death was caused by tuberculosis after an illness of more than two years. He was a member of the Moravian church, of Lititz; and of Garfield castle, No. 76, K.G.E. and of the K. of P., of Pittsburgh. Besides his wife he is survived by the following children: William and Richard, of Pasadena; and Charles W., Jr., a musician in the U.S. army, stationed on the Mexican border. His mother, Mrs. Catherine S. Miller, also survives as do one brother and one sister, Mrs. Byron G. Kean, of Lancaster; and H. C. Miller, of Lititz. The funeral will be from the late home in Pasadena on Saturday and interment will be made there.

Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA
Feb. 25, 1925
    David Miller, 88 years old, of 564 Pershing avenue, died yesterday at noon at his home after having been in failing health for about six months. He was a member of the Reformed Mennonite church for 50 years. He is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. Sadie E. Hawthorn, Mrs. Harry Young, Dr. Samuel W. Miller, John L. Miller and Mrs. Emma Hammond, all of this city; Charles E., of San Fransisco; Mrs. Benjamin Reist, of Philadelphia; and Mrs. H. B. Reinhold, of East Petersburg. There are also surviving 21 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and  three great great grandchildren.
    Funeral services will be held privately at the late home Friday morning at 10 o'clock with further public services at East James street Reformed Mennonite church at 10:30. Interment will be made in Woodward Hill cemetery.

Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Feb. 9, 1920, Mon.
David L. Miller
died Saturday evening at home in E. Petersburg
95th year
Mennonite church
children:
  Abner B., E. Petersburg (resided with son)
  Mrs. Abner Ressler, Brunnerville
  John E., Neffsville
  Harry K., Mt. Joy
  Benjamin K., Neffsville
  Mrs. John Brubaker, Neffsville
Funeral invitation: Tues. am at home and at Mennonite church, E. Petersburg; interment in adjoining cemetery
*have d.a.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA;
Thurs.,  Jan. 22, 1928
Dorothy S. Miller
 Dorothy S. Miller, daughter of Phares K. and Fannie F. Miller of East Hempfield township, died Wednesday night of pneumonia. She was in her fourth year. The parents survive.
 Funeral services will be held from the home of the grandparents, Mr. And Mrs. Abram Miller, Rohrerstown, Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock with further services at 1:30 o’clock in the Rohrerstown Mennonite church. Burial will be at Hammer Creek.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA;
Thurs., Jan. 22, 1928
Elias Miller
 Elias Miller, 81, died at the home of his nephew, Clyde Miller, near Intercourse, Wednesday evening at 11 o’clock of cerebral hemorrhage. He was a guest at the Western Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers of Kansas and was granted a furlough last September which he spent with his nephew Clyde Miller. About one week ago he became ill. Mr. Miller was a son of the late Cyrus and Elizabeth Eaby Miller.
 Three brothers survive: Newton, Gordonville; Milton, Wisconsin and Albert, address unknown; also a number of nephews and nieces. Funeral services will be held from the home of Cyrus Miller, Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock with burial in the Intercourse United Brethren cemetery.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA;
Tues., Jan. 17, 1928
Mrs. Aldus Miller Dies of Apoplexy
 Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 60, wife of Aldus Miller, died Sunday afternoon at her home in Providence township, from the effects of a stroke. She is survived by her husband and these children: Mrs. Virgie Idamiller and Mrs. Pearl Shank, both of Lancaster; Mrs. Stella Myers, Conestoga Center; Dorothy, Bella, Elizabeth, at home; John L., Smithville; Dewey, New Providence; Harvey, Hessdale, and Richard, Huntington. Services will be held privately fm the late Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, with public service at 2 o’clock in the Smithville Church of God. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery.
 

Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
September 15, 1993
Ezra Miller, 93, 30-year forester
 Lancaster County native Ezra Rote Miller Jr., 93, of 3834 Park Place, Montrose, Calif., died Monday night at Skyline Health Care Center in Los Angeles following a short illness.
Born in Eden, he was the son of the late Frances and Ezra Miller and the husband of Edith Marion Brown, who died in 1949.
Miller worked as a forester with the Los Angeles County Forestry Department for more than 30 years until his retirement in 1965.
A member of the American Forestry Association, he was honored as one of the top foresters in the United States by American Motors Corp. in 1969.
Prior to his forestry work, Miller operated a grocery store, ran a service station and worked in professional theater productions in California.
Miller had helped his parents work at the former Miller's Greenhouse in Ronks until he moved to the West Coast in 1923.
Surviving are two sons, Lloyd F. of Lancaster, Calif., and Roger L. of Gettysburg; two grandchildren; and number of great-grandchildren.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA;
Mon., 6 Oct. 1930
Frederick C. Miller
 Frederick C. Miller, sixty one, of East Petersburg, died early Sunday morning at St. Joseph's hospital, of complications. He was born March 8, 1859, in Providence township ans was a son of the late Jacob and Mary Cramer Miller.
 Mr. Miller resided at the home of his niece, Mrs. Andrew Watson, East Petersburg. The only surviving relatives are nieces and nephews. Services will be held from Groff's funeral parlors at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon, with further services at 2 o'clock from the Clearfield Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery.

Death at Ronks
Miss Helen May Miller, aged nineteen years, daughter of Ezra Miller, died at the home of her parents, in Ronks, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, of a complication of diseases, after an illness of seven months. Her parents and the following brothers and sisters survive: Ezra, Mary, Paul, Albert, Ruth, and George, at home. The funeral was held on Wednesday at 12:30 o'clock from her late home and at Longenecker's church a 2 o'clock, with interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Daily Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Feb. 24, 1925  p1, 17
Aged Florin Mail Carrier Succumbs To Auto Injuries
  Henry H. Miller, 81 years old, mail carrier and shoemaker, of Florin, was internally injured last evening when struck by an automobile, and died at 7:30 this morning in the Lancaster General Hospital.
 Miller was making his last mail trip last night from the train to the post off ice at Florin, and was crossing the street at Market and Main streets, near the post office when the machine driven by Maurice Gaynor, of Elizabethtown, R.F.D., No. 1, struck him.
 He was picked up and carried to his home beside the post office. Dr. Winfield Thome, of Mt. Joy, was called in. He advised that Miller be taken to the hospital. It was found that Miller had received a compound fracture or the right leg and internal injuries.
 Miller was a well-known resident of Florin. In spite of his years, he still worked steadily at mending shoes and carrying the mail from the trains to the post office.
 Besides his wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Josephine Myers, widow of Michael Myers, late of Florin. Two grandchildren also survivie, Pearl M., and Theodore Myers, both of Florin.

The Lancaster Daily Intelligencer
Thursday, August 18, 1892
Ida K. Miller
wife of David H. Miller
died August 17, 1892
at home, 350 N. Queen St., Lancaster
burial at Lancaster Cemetery, Sat.

Obit Jacob C. Miller
Lancaster Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA;
24 Apr 1925
Jacob C. Miller
 Jacob L. (sic) Miller, 62 years old, died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Joseph's Hospital, of a complication of diseases, resulting from an accident suffered six weeks in the saw mill of David Charles, below Strasburg. He was born in Eden township and was a son of the late Jacob C. and Mary Cramer Miller. He was a member of North Star Council, O.U.A.M., of Quarryville. One brother survives: Frederick C. Miller, of East Lampeter township. Brief funeral services will be held at Groff's funeral parlors on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Further services will be held at Clearfield M.E. church. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.

Obituary, John Miller
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
March 1, 1915
John Miller, a well known retired farmer of East Lampeter township, died on Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eby H. Flory.  The deceased was 68 years old and death was due to a stroke of apoplexy, from which he had been suffering for the last seven weeks.  He was a member of the Reformed Mennonite Church for many years, and in his days of activity was widely known as a successful farmer in West Lampeter township.  He is survived by the following children: Phares, Ronks; Aldus, Eden; Mrs. Jacob Hoover, Lampeter; Ezra, Ronks; Mrs. Eby H. Flory, Ronks.  The following sisters also survive: Mrs. Mary Ressler, Mrs. David Miller, Miss Susan Miller and Mrs. Harry Plank.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence, with additional services at 2:30 o'clock at Longenecker's church.  Interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer
Tuesday, November 27, 1923
Mrs. Margaret Miller
widow of Abraham Miller
died at home of son Harry near Bowmansville
children:
 Harry Miller, near Bowmansville
 Mrs. Harvey Schweitzer, State Hill, PA
 Wayne Miller, Philadelphia
sister: Mrs. Jeremiah Brendle, Terre Hill, PA
burial at Alleghenyville Cemetery, Thursday, November 29, 1923

Lancaster Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Wed., Jan 8, 1969
Martin Miller, Landisville, Dies
  Martin K. Miller, 59, died at his home, 70 South Ave., Landisville, at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. His death was described as unexpected, although Mr. Miller had been under the care of a physician for some time.
 Born in E. Hempfield Twp., he was a member of Calvary Independent Church, Lancaster, and was a former employee (for 18 years) of Reilly Bros. And Raub hardware store.
 He was a son of the late Abram R. and Fannie G. Kauffman Miller. He is survived by his widow, Mabel Gerlach Miller; one son, Kenneth G., Millersville; four grandchildren and these brothers and sisters:
 Phares K. Miller, Norman K. Miller and Abram K. Miller, all of Lancaster; Miss Ada K. Miller, also of Lancaster, and Miss Fannie K. Miller, Rohrerstown.

Daily Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Wednesday, January 23, 1952
Mrs. Aldus H. Miller
   Mrs. Minnie K. Miller, 80, Lancaster R5, widow of Aldus H. Miller, died in Landisville at 11:20 a.m. yesterday after an illness of 2 1/2 years.
   She was born in Strasburg Twp., a daughter of the late Jacob and Emma Kilburn Weaver, and is survived by two daughters, Ida W., wife of Fred J. Daum, Lancaster R5, and Mabel W., wife of Guy A. Neel, Country Club Heights, and four grandchildren. Also surviving are three sisters and a brother: Willis, Mrs. Bertha Rehkugler, Mrs Hallie Hubbard, and Elsie, wife of Herbert Goss, all of Lancaster.

Funeral invitation:
   Friday at Longenecker's Reformed Mennonite Cemetery

Daily Intelligencer, Lancaster, PA
 Mrs. Nancy Miller, aged 76, widow of the late John Miller, died at her home in Stump Town about 11:00 o’clock Sunday night. Death was due to complications of old age. Mrs. Miller had been a member of the Methodist Episcopal church for many years. She is survived by five children: Mrs. Jacob Esch, Intercourse; Jacob Miller, of near Heller’s Church; Mrs. Samuel Artsberger, Logansville; Christian Miller, of near Bird-in-Hand; John Miller, at home; one brother, David Blank, Roland’s Church, and one sister, Mrs. Eli Smoker, Logansville. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow morning at 9:00 o’clock, after which interment will be made in Meyer’s cemetery.

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Tues., May 14, 1963
Mrs. Frances Rote Miller, widow of Ezra Miller, Ronks, died unexpectedly Monday at 3 a.m. in the Osteopathic Hospital. She had been under the care of a physician.
Born in Lancaster Twp., a daughter of the late Christopher Columbus and Eva Acker Rote, she was a member of Longenecker's Reformed Mennonite Church.
Surviving are these children, Ezra, Montrose, CA; Mary, wife of Roy Flory, Ronks; Paul, Smoketown; Albert, Paradise, R1; Ruth, wife of Henry Hershey, Ronks, with whom she resided; and George, Ronks.
Also surviving are a foster daughter, Mary Lou Shirk, at home; 17 grandchildren, two sisters and a brother, Mrs Catherine Herr, George Rote, and Mrs. Earl Parmer, all of Lancaster.

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Nov 15, 1976
Mrs. Abram Miller
 Mrs. Ruth H. Miller, 75, of 1040 W. Roseville Road, died Sunday morning at Lancaster General Hospital following a brief illness.
 Born in Lancaster, she was a daughter of the late John B. and Barbara Garber Hess. Shww was the wife of Abram N. Miller.
 She was a member of the Rohrerstown Mennonite Church. She was a member of the ladies auxiliary of the Black Rock Retreat, the Lancaster Christian Business and Professional Women’s Club and the Farm Women’s Society No. 10.
 Besides her husband, at home, she is survived by one daughter, Barbara, wife of Harry Ashley, Lancaster. Two grandchildren also survive.

Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster, PA
9 Nov 1916
Miss Susan Miller
Miss Susan Miller, aged 73 years, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry H. Plank, 568 Freiberg street, after a complication of disease. She was a member of the Reformed Mennonite church for more than forty years. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mary Ressler, Mrs. David Miller, and Mrs. Harry Plank, all of Lancaster.
Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry H. Miller (sic), with whom she resided. Further services will be held in the Reformed Mennonite church at Longenecker. Interment in the cemetery adjoining the church.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer
Tues., Aug. 14, 1900
Mrs. Susan Miller died on Monday night at eleven o’clock at the county hospital. She was 80 years old, and an inmate of the institution for two years. Death resulted from kidney disease. Distant relatives took charge of the body.
*have d.a.

Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA
Saturday, March 11, 1978
Rev. Simon Musser
   The Rev. Simon H. Musser, 99, of Columbia R1, died Thursday at 6:40 p.m. at his home.
   A member of Old Order River Brethren, Musser was ordained to the ministry in 1912 and to the office of bishop in 1918.
   He was the husband of Miriam Kniesly Musser. His first wife Susie S. Kendig Musser, died in 1951.
   Born in East Hempfield Township and a resident of the area all of his life, Musser was the son of the late John G. and Catherine Hershey Musser.
   Besides his wife, he is survived by a brother, Amos H. Musser, Lancaster, and a sister, Katie H. Wenger, Mountville, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Funeral invitation:
Silver Spring Cemetery

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster, PA
Sat., July 25, 1931
Henry H. Plank
   Henry H. Plank, sixty-nine, died at the home of his son, John F. Plank, 551 West Walnut street, Friday evening, at 9:15 o'clock, of complications. He was born near Willow Street, July 1, 1862, a son of the late William Diller and Mary Dietz Plank. He was a member of the Reformed Mennonite church.
   Besides his widow, who was Hettie A. Miller, before marriage, these children survive: Ray M., Philadelphia; Edgar H., Lampeter; John F., this city; and Diller, Lampeter; also three sisters: Mary, wife of John Shultz; Emma, wife of Emlin Conrad, and Clara, wife of Harvey Stacks, all of this city; also a brother, Aaron D. Plank of Ashland, N.J.
   Brief funeral services will be held at t he home of his son, John F. Plank, 551 West Walnut street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Daylight Saving time, with further services at 2:30 o'clock in the East James Street Reformed Mennonite church. Burial will be in Longenecker's cemetery.