The Gettysburg Compiler January 8, 1908
Aaron J Schlosser of Arendtsville who was thrown out of his spring wagon in a runaway several weeks ago and hurt internally, died from the effects on Monday the 30th of December, aged 34 years, 11 months and 25 days. He leaves a wife and seven small children aged from one to fourteen years and one sister Mrs. Jesse Piper of York, Pa., and his mother, Mrs. Lucy Schlosser of Arendtsville. He was a professional painter by trade. He was a quiet industrious citizen and will be much missed by his family and many friends.
Contributor: deb (46554453) •
Aaron J Schlosser of Arendtsville who was thrown out of his spring wagon in a runaway several weeks ago and hurt internally, died from the effects on Monday the 30th of December, aged 34 years, 11 months and 25 days. He leaves a wife and seven small children aged from one to fourteen years and one sister Mrs. Jesse Piper of York, Pa., and his mother, Mrs. Lucy Schlosser of Arendtsville. He was a professional painter by trade. He was a quiet industrious citizen and will be much missed by his family and many friends.
Contributor: deb (46554453) •
The Gettysburg Compiler January 8, 1908
Aaron J Schlosser of Arendtsville who was thrown out of his spring wagon in a runaway several weeks ago and hurt internally, died from the effects on Monday the 30th of December, aged 34 years, 11 months and 25 days. He leaves a wife and seven small children aged from one to fourteen years and one sister Mrs. Jesse Piper of York, Pa., and his mother, Mrs. Lucy Schlosser of Arendtsville. He was a professional painter by trade. He was a quiet industrious citizen and will be much missed by his family and many friends.
Contributor: deb (46554453) •
Aaron J Schlosser of Arendtsville who was thrown out of his spring wagon in a runaway several weeks ago and hurt internally, died from the effects on Monday the 30th of December, aged 34 years, 11 months and 25 days. He leaves a wife and seven small children aged from one to fourteen years and one sister Mrs. Jesse Piper of York, Pa., and his mother, Mrs. Lucy Schlosser of Arendtsville. He was a professional painter by trade. He was a quiet industrious citizen and will be much missed by his family and many friends.
Contributor: deb (46554453) •
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