ALEXANDER FEUSNER DIES AT LANSDALE
Life-long Resident of North Penn Passes Away at Seventy-three
Alexander Feusner, life-long resident of this section, die in Elm Terrace Hospital, last evening. He was stricken with influenza two weeks ago, and removed to the hospital on Sunday, when his condition became serious. He was seventy-three years old.
Mr. Feusner, who made his home at 319 Delaware avenue, Lansdale, was a carpenter by trade. He assisted in the erection of many homes and buildings in this section, including the Green Street School.
Born in Fortuna, On January 26, 1871, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feusner. He was confirmed in the Hilltown Lutheran Church in 1884, at one of the first confirmations held in that church, and later became a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale. In 1893, he married Lizzie Schrader, who died eight years ago.
Mr. Feusner is survived by four children, Alexander Feusner, Ernest Feusner, and Mrs. Evelyn Cressman, of Lansdale, and Charles Feusner, of Barrington, N.J. A brother, George Feusner, of Lansdale, and a sister, Mrs. George Gordon, of North Wales, also survive.
There are two grandchildren.
North Penn Reporter
Thursday, January 6, 1944
Life-long Resident of North Penn Passes Away at Seventy-three
Alexander Feusner, life-long resident of this section, die in Elm Terrace Hospital, last evening. He was stricken with influenza two weeks ago, and removed to the hospital on Sunday, when his condition became serious. He was seventy-three years old.
Mr. Feusner, who made his home at 319 Delaware avenue, Lansdale, was a carpenter by trade. He assisted in the erection of many homes and buildings in this section, including the Green Street School.
Born in Fortuna, On January 26, 1871, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feusner. He was confirmed in the Hilltown Lutheran Church in 1884, at one of the first confirmations held in that church, and later became a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale. In 1893, he married Lizzie Schrader, who died eight years ago.
Mr. Feusner is survived by four children, Alexander Feusner, Ernest Feusner, and Mrs. Evelyn Cressman, of Lansdale, and Charles Feusner, of Barrington, N.J. A brother, George Feusner, of Lansdale, and a sister, Mrs. George Gordon, of North Wales, also survive.
There are two grandchildren.
North Penn Reporter
Thursday, January 6, 1944
ALEXANDER FEUSNER DIES AT LANSDALE
Life-long Resident of North Penn Passes Away at Seventy-three
Alexander Feusner, life-long resident of this section, die in Elm Terrace Hospital, last evening. He was stricken with influenza two weeks ago, and removed to the hospital on Sunday, when his condition became serious. He was seventy-three years old.
Mr. Feusner, who made his home at 319 Delaware avenue, Lansdale, was a carpenter by trade. He assisted in the erection of many homes and buildings in this section, including the Green Street School.
Born in Fortuna, On January 26, 1871, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feusner. He was confirmed in the Hilltown Lutheran Church in 1884, at one of the first confirmations held in that church, and later became a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale. In 1893, he married Lizzie Schrader, who died eight years ago.
Mr. Feusner is survived by four children, Alexander Feusner, Ernest Feusner, and Mrs. Evelyn Cressman, of Lansdale, and Charles Feusner, of Barrington, N.J. A brother, George Feusner, of Lansdale, and a sister, Mrs. George Gordon, of North Wales, also survive.
There are two grandchildren.
North Penn Reporter
Thursday, January 6, 1944
Life-long Resident of North Penn Passes Away at Seventy-three
Alexander Feusner, life-long resident of this section, die in Elm Terrace Hospital, last evening. He was stricken with influenza two weeks ago, and removed to the hospital on Sunday, when his condition became serious. He was seventy-three years old.
Mr. Feusner, who made his home at 319 Delaware avenue, Lansdale, was a carpenter by trade. He assisted in the erection of many homes and buildings in this section, including the Green Street School.
Born in Fortuna, On January 26, 1871, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feusner. He was confirmed in the Hilltown Lutheran Church in 1884, at one of the first confirmations held in that church, and later became a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale. In 1893, he married Lizzie Schrader, who died eight years ago.
Mr. Feusner is survived by four children, Alexander Feusner, Ernest Feusner, and Mrs. Evelyn Cressman, of Lansdale, and Charles Feusner, of Barrington, N.J. A brother, George Feusner, of Lansdale, and a sister, Mrs. George Gordon, of North Wales, also survive.
There are two grandchildren.
North Penn Reporter
Thursday, January 6, 1944
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