Edgar M. Fahs, 64, died at the home of Mrs. Alice Snyder, 206 E. Main St., Mount Joy early yesterday morning. Dr. William M. Workman, deputy coroner, of Mount Joy, said death was caused by a heart attack. Mr. Fahs, who had resided at the Snyder home for some time, had been a farmer most of his life. He was born at Bainbridge, a son of the late John and Mary S. Fahs. He is survived by the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Annie Will, Mrs. Lydia Melchoir and Mrs. Lizzie Brown, all of Harrisburg; Luther, Bainbridge; George, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Mabel Kissinger, Richmond, Va. (Lancaster New Era - Jan 26, 1942)
Edgar M. Fahs, 64, died at the home of Mrs. Alice Snyder, 206 E. Main St., Mount Joy early yesterday morning. Dr. William M. Workman, deputy coroner, of Mount Joy, said death was caused by a heart attack. Mr. Fahs, who had resided at the Snyder home for some time, had been a farmer most of his life. He was born at Bainbridge, a son of the late John and Mary S. Fahs. He is survived by the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Annie Will, Mrs. Lydia Melchoir and Mrs. Lizzie Brown, all of Harrisburg; Luther, Bainbridge; George, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Mabel Kissinger, Richmond, Va. (Lancaster New Era - Jan 26, 1942)
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