The Gettysburg Compiler July 24, 1915
Mrs. Martin Baker, died suddenly about 9:30 Tuesday evening, July 20, at her home in Liberty township, from heart trouble. She was able to be about as usual during the evening but was stricken after she retired. She was aged 52 years and 7 months. Mrs. Baker was a daughter of John and Julia Manherz. She leaves her husband and these children; Mrs. Blaine Waddle, Mrs. John Rider, and Mrs. Cora Sanders all of Fairfield; Emma, Mary and Cora Baker, all at home. She also leaves four brothers and a sister, Samuel Manherz of Cleveland, Ohio, Amos Manherz of Pittsburgh, George Manherz, Jefferson Manherz and Mrs. David Dubel, of Waynesboro. Funeral was held on Friday morning, services by Rev. W.K. Fleck, with interment in Fairfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin Baker, died suddenly about 9:30 Tuesday evening, July 20, at her home in Liberty township, from heart trouble. She was able to be about as usual during the evening but was stricken after she retired. She was aged 52 years and 7 months. Mrs. Baker was a daughter of John and Julia Manherz. She leaves her husband and these children; Mrs. Blaine Waddle, Mrs. John Rider, and Mrs. Cora Sanders all of Fairfield; Emma, Mary and Cora Baker, all at home. She also leaves four brothers and a sister, Samuel Manherz of Cleveland, Ohio, Amos Manherz of Pittsburgh, George Manherz, Jefferson Manherz and Mrs. David Dubel, of Waynesboro. Funeral was held on Friday morning, services by Rev. W.K. Fleck, with interment in Fairfield Cemetery.
The Gettysburg Compiler July 24, 1915
Mrs. Martin Baker, died suddenly about 9:30 Tuesday evening, July 20, at her home in Liberty township, from heart trouble. She was able to be about as usual during the evening but was stricken after she retired. She was aged 52 years and 7 months. Mrs. Baker was a daughter of John and Julia Manherz. She leaves her husband and these children; Mrs. Blaine Waddle, Mrs. John Rider, and Mrs. Cora Sanders all of Fairfield; Emma, Mary and Cora Baker, all at home. She also leaves four brothers and a sister, Samuel Manherz of Cleveland, Ohio, Amos Manherz of Pittsburgh, George Manherz, Jefferson Manherz and Mrs. David Dubel, of Waynesboro. Funeral was held on Friday morning, services by Rev. W.K. Fleck, with interment in Fairfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin Baker, died suddenly about 9:30 Tuesday evening, July 20, at her home in Liberty township, from heart trouble. She was able to be about as usual during the evening but was stricken after she retired. She was aged 52 years and 7 months. Mrs. Baker was a daughter of John and Julia Manherz. She leaves her husband and these children; Mrs. Blaine Waddle, Mrs. John Rider, and Mrs. Cora Sanders all of Fairfield; Emma, Mary and Cora Baker, all at home. She also leaves four brothers and a sister, Samuel Manherz of Cleveland, Ohio, Amos Manherz of Pittsburgh, George Manherz, Jefferson Manherz and Mrs. David Dubel, of Waynesboro. Funeral was held on Friday morning, services by Rev. W.K. Fleck, with interment in Fairfield Cemetery.
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