Lancaster newspaper clipping, unknown date:
"Isaac A. [sic] Adair
Isaac N. Adair, 70, of 19 Woods Drive, Lititz, died at 8:10 a.m. Saturday at his residence after a long illness. The husband of Minerva Adair, he was born in Penn Twp., son of the late Clayton and Maria Nessinger Adair.
Adair was a resident of Lititz most of his life and retired as an assistant engineer of the Wilbur Chocolate Company in 1970 after working there for 50 years.
A member of Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rothsville, he was also a trustee of the Lititz Relief Association and a member of the Lititz Fire Company
Surviving besides his widow are two daughters; Marguerite, wife of Ulysses Overly of Lititz and Sarah Ann, wife of James E. Good of Lititz.
He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Clayton Christ of Akron and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Allen Adair of Mt. Kisco N.Y."
"Isaac A. [sic] Adair
Isaac N. Adair, 70, of 19 Woods Drive, Lititz, died at 8:10 a.m. Saturday at his residence after a long illness. The husband of Minerva Adair, he was born in Penn Twp., son of the late Clayton and Maria Nessinger Adair.
Adair was a resident of Lititz most of his life and retired as an assistant engineer of the Wilbur Chocolate Company in 1970 after working there for 50 years.
A member of Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rothsville, he was also a trustee of the Lititz Relief Association and a member of the Lititz Fire Company
Surviving besides his widow are two daughters; Marguerite, wife of Ulysses Overly of Lititz and Sarah Ann, wife of James E. Good of Lititz.
He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Clayton Christ of Akron and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Allen Adair of Mt. Kisco N.Y."
Lancaster newspaper clipping, unknown date:
"Isaac A. [sic] Adair
Isaac N. Adair, 70, of 19 Woods Drive, Lititz, died at 8:10 a.m. Saturday at his residence after a long illness. The husband of Minerva Adair, he was born in Penn Twp., son of the late Clayton and Maria Nessinger Adair.
Adair was a resident of Lititz most of his life and retired as an assistant engineer of the Wilbur Chocolate Company in 1970 after working there for 50 years.
A member of Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rothsville, he was also a trustee of the Lititz Relief Association and a member of the Lititz Fire Company
Surviving besides his widow are two daughters; Marguerite, wife of Ulysses Overly of Lititz and Sarah Ann, wife of James E. Good of Lititz.
He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Clayton Christ of Akron and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Allen Adair of Mt. Kisco N.Y."
"Isaac A. [sic] Adair
Isaac N. Adair, 70, of 19 Woods Drive, Lititz, died at 8:10 a.m. Saturday at his residence after a long illness. The husband of Minerva Adair, he was born in Penn Twp., son of the late Clayton and Maria Nessinger Adair.
Adair was a resident of Lititz most of his life and retired as an assistant engineer of the Wilbur Chocolate Company in 1970 after working there for 50 years.
A member of Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rothsville, he was also a trustee of the Lititz Relief Association and a member of the Lititz Fire Company
Surviving besides his widow are two daughters; Marguerite, wife of Ulysses Overly of Lititz and Sarah Ann, wife of James E. Good of Lititz.
He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Clayton Christ of Akron and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Allen Adair of Mt. Kisco N.Y."
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