P. L. Zorbaugh Succumbs
Business Man Dies of Heart Attack Monday Night
Heart disease proved fatal to Philip L. Zorbaugh, aged 62, manager of the Fort Wayne Typewriter Exchange Monday night at his home, 508 S. High Street. He became ill last Thursday while attending a meeting in Terre Haute and returned here Saturday being confined to his bed since that time.
He awakened at 11:30 o'clock last night, took a dose of medicine and then began breathing in an unnatural manner. Mrs. Zorbaugh summonded their physician, but Mr. Zorbaugh died within a few minutes.
Mr. Zorbaugh was born in Richmond and came here with his family when a child. He had been active here in business circles for many years. Mr. Zorbaugh wa a charter member of the Old Aqueduct Club and had served as secretary of the organization for many years.
He is survived by his widow, Josephine.
He was secretary of the Travelers Protective Association and a member of Wayne Lodge No. 25, F&AM; Fort Wayne Council No. 4, R.S.M.; Scottish Rite Masonic bodies; Shiloh Chapter No 141, Order of Eastern Star; the United Commercial Travelers and of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Funeral services and burial will be private Thursday morning. Friends may view the body at the home Wednesday.
News-Sentinel, Allen County, Indiana
May 15, 1928
Business Man Dies of Heart Attack Monday Night
Heart disease proved fatal to Philip L. Zorbaugh, aged 62, manager of the Fort Wayne Typewriter Exchange Monday night at his home, 508 S. High Street. He became ill last Thursday while attending a meeting in Terre Haute and returned here Saturday being confined to his bed since that time.
He awakened at 11:30 o'clock last night, took a dose of medicine and then began breathing in an unnatural manner. Mrs. Zorbaugh summonded their physician, but Mr. Zorbaugh died within a few minutes.
Mr. Zorbaugh was born in Richmond and came here with his family when a child. He had been active here in business circles for many years. Mr. Zorbaugh wa a charter member of the Old Aqueduct Club and had served as secretary of the organization for many years.
He is survived by his widow, Josephine.
He was secretary of the Travelers Protective Association and a member of Wayne Lodge No. 25, F&AM; Fort Wayne Council No. 4, R.S.M.; Scottish Rite Masonic bodies; Shiloh Chapter No 141, Order of Eastern Star; the United Commercial Travelers and of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Funeral services and burial will be private Thursday morning. Friends may view the body at the home Wednesday.
News-Sentinel, Allen County, Indiana
May 15, 1928
P. L. Zorbaugh Succumbs
Business Man Dies of Heart Attack Monday Night
Heart disease proved fatal to Philip L. Zorbaugh, aged 62, manager of the Fort Wayne Typewriter Exchange Monday night at his home, 508 S. High Street. He became ill last Thursday while attending a meeting in Terre Haute and returned here Saturday being confined to his bed since that time.
He awakened at 11:30 o'clock last night, took a dose of medicine and then began breathing in an unnatural manner. Mrs. Zorbaugh summonded their physician, but Mr. Zorbaugh died within a few minutes.
Mr. Zorbaugh was born in Richmond and came here with his family when a child. He had been active here in business circles for many years. Mr. Zorbaugh wa a charter member of the Old Aqueduct Club and had served as secretary of the organization for many years.
He is survived by his widow, Josephine.
He was secretary of the Travelers Protective Association and a member of Wayne Lodge No. 25, F&AM; Fort Wayne Council No. 4, R.S.M.; Scottish Rite Masonic bodies; Shiloh Chapter No 141, Order of Eastern Star; the United Commercial Travelers and of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Funeral services and burial will be private Thursday morning. Friends may view the body at the home Wednesday.
News-Sentinel, Allen County, Indiana
May 15, 1928
Business Man Dies of Heart Attack Monday Night
Heart disease proved fatal to Philip L. Zorbaugh, aged 62, manager of the Fort Wayne Typewriter Exchange Monday night at his home, 508 S. High Street. He became ill last Thursday while attending a meeting in Terre Haute and returned here Saturday being confined to his bed since that time.
He awakened at 11:30 o'clock last night, took a dose of medicine and then began breathing in an unnatural manner. Mrs. Zorbaugh summonded their physician, but Mr. Zorbaugh died within a few minutes.
Mr. Zorbaugh was born in Richmond and came here with his family when a child. He had been active here in business circles for many years. Mr. Zorbaugh wa a charter member of the Old Aqueduct Club and had served as secretary of the organization for many years.
He is survived by his widow, Josephine.
He was secretary of the Travelers Protective Association and a member of Wayne Lodge No. 25, F&AM; Fort Wayne Council No. 4, R.S.M.; Scottish Rite Masonic bodies; Shiloh Chapter No 141, Order of Eastern Star; the United Commercial Travelers and of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Funeral services and burial will be private Thursday morning. Friends may view the body at the home Wednesday.
News-Sentinel, Allen County, Indiana
May 15, 1928
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