Krady, Daniel Stoner, son of Wilson S. and Lizzie H. (Burbacher) Krady, was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 30, 1894; died at Tri County Hospital, Springfield, Nov. 25, 1966; aged 72 y. 5 m. 26 d. On Oct. 2, 1917, he was married to Frances M. Krady who survives. Also surviving are 8 children (Elva, RuthMrs. Harold D. Lehman, NaomiMrs. Paul J. Lehman, RhodaMrs. Martin W. Lehman, Daniel, James, Lois and Betty), 3 brothers (J. Huber, H. Martin, and Jay W.), and 2 sisters (MarthaMrs. John Summy and MiriamMrs. Raymond Heisey). One son (Paul) and one sister (Irene) preceded him in death. In 1932 he was ordained to the ministry; in 1937 to the office of bishop, for the Lancaster-New Danville district. For 15 years he served as superintendent of the Vine Street Mission, Lancaster, where he opened the first branch of the Weaver Book Store in 1927. At the time of his death he was superintendent of Messianic Fellowship Center (Philadelphia) and pastor of the Oxford Circle Church in Philadelphia. Funeral services were held at the Messianic Fellowship Church, Nov. 27, and at the East Chestnut Street Church, Lancaster, with David N. Thomas, James M. Shank, J. Paul Graybill, and Clarence Lutz officiating; interment in Elizabethtown Church Cemetery.
Krady, Daniel Stoner, son of Wilson S. and Lizzie H. (Burbacher) Krady, was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 30, 1894; died at Tri County Hospital, Springfield, Nov. 25, 1966; aged 72 y. 5 m. 26 d. On Oct. 2, 1917, he was married to Frances M. Krady who survives. Also surviving are 8 children (Elva, RuthMrs. Harold D. Lehman, NaomiMrs. Paul J. Lehman, RhodaMrs. Martin W. Lehman, Daniel, James, Lois and Betty), 3 brothers (J. Huber, H. Martin, and Jay W.), and 2 sisters (MarthaMrs. John Summy and MiriamMrs. Raymond Heisey). One son (Paul) and one sister (Irene) preceded him in death. In 1932 he was ordained to the ministry; in 1937 to the office of bishop, for the Lancaster-New Danville district. For 15 years he served as superintendent of the Vine Street Mission, Lancaster, where he opened the first branch of the Weaver Book Store in 1927. At the time of his death he was superintendent of Messianic Fellowship Center (Philadelphia) and pastor of the Oxford Circle Church in Philadelphia. Funeral services were held at the Messianic Fellowship Church, Nov. 27, and at the East Chestnut Street Church, Lancaster, with David N. Thomas, James M. Shank, J. Paul Graybill, and Clarence Lutz officiating; interment in Elizabethtown Church Cemetery.
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