6 March 1922: Newton P. Hartzell, of Bethel Township, near Mt. Zion, who was injured on Saturday a week ago, when his horses ran away, died on Saturday at his home from the effects of a fractured skull. Although the man was unconscious when he was taken home after the accident, he seemed much improved on Tuesday when he seemed entirely conscious. He also had a lucid spell on Thursday. Thereafter he sank rapidly however, and the end came on Saturday evening. Mr. Hartzell spent his entire life on the farm, and he was widely known and highly respected. Besides his wife, nee Agnes Koons, he leaves seven children: Verna, Wilson, Martha, Florence and Jacob at home, and Frederick, of Fredonia, Pa., and Albert of Ames, Iowa. Two brothers, Charles and Frank Hartzell, reside at Philadelphia; and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Lobach and Mrs. Ida Melchoir, reside at Easton. The deceased was 64 years of age, and was a member of Kimmerling's Reformed Church. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon.
[Lebanon Daily News]
13 March 1922: The funeral of the late Newton Hartzell, of Bethel Township, took place this afternoon with services at the house at 1:30 o'clock, in charge of Rev. Kinderman, of Myerstown, followed by further services in Gossert's Church at two o'clock. Burial took place at the adjoining cemetery, in charge of Undertaker P. H. Thompson.
[Lebanon Semi-Weekly News)
**Error on headstone for birth....Newton was born: 1857
[Lebanon Daily News]
13 March 1922: The funeral of the late Newton Hartzell, of Bethel Township, took place this afternoon with services at the house at 1:30 o'clock, in charge of Rev. Kinderman, of Myerstown, followed by further services in Gossert's Church at two o'clock. Burial took place at the adjoining cemetery, in charge of Undertaker P. H. Thompson.
[Lebanon Semi-Weekly News)
**Error on headstone for birth....Newton was born: 1857
6 March 1922: Newton P. Hartzell, of Bethel Township, near Mt. Zion, who was injured on Saturday a week ago, when his horses ran away, died on Saturday at his home from the effects of a fractured skull. Although the man was unconscious when he was taken home after the accident, he seemed much improved on Tuesday when he seemed entirely conscious. He also had a lucid spell on Thursday. Thereafter he sank rapidly however, and the end came on Saturday evening. Mr. Hartzell spent his entire life on the farm, and he was widely known and highly respected. Besides his wife, nee Agnes Koons, he leaves seven children: Verna, Wilson, Martha, Florence and Jacob at home, and Frederick, of Fredonia, Pa., and Albert of Ames, Iowa. Two brothers, Charles and Frank Hartzell, reside at Philadelphia; and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Lobach and Mrs. Ida Melchoir, reside at Easton. The deceased was 64 years of age, and was a member of Kimmerling's Reformed Church. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon.
[Lebanon Daily News]
13 March 1922: The funeral of the late Newton Hartzell, of Bethel Township, took place this afternoon with services at the house at 1:30 o'clock, in charge of Rev. Kinderman, of Myerstown, followed by further services in Gossert's Church at two o'clock. Burial took place at the adjoining cemetery, in charge of Undertaker P. H. Thompson.
[Lebanon Semi-Weekly News)
**Error on headstone for birth....Newton was born: 1857
[Lebanon Daily News]
13 March 1922: The funeral of the late Newton Hartzell, of Bethel Township, took place this afternoon with services at the house at 1:30 o'clock, in charge of Rev. Kinderman, of Myerstown, followed by further services in Gossert's Church at two o'clock. Burial took place at the adjoining cemetery, in charge of Undertaker P. H. Thompson.
[Lebanon Semi-Weekly News)
**Error on headstone for birth....Newton was born: 1857
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