Mrs. Grace Brinkman, about 70, 158 S. Queen St., died at the Lancaster General Hospital at 5 a.m. today after an illness of three years. Born in Hanover the daughter of the late Edward and Anna Brown Sarbaugh, she was the wife of Allan Brinkman. A graduate of Lancaster High School, class of 1907, she was a member of Memorial Presbyterian Church for 46 years and a charter member of the Cedarettes. Mrs. Brinkman and her husband operated a confectionary at 158 S. Queen St. for 39 years. The store closed in 1956. The woman is survived only be her husband. (Lancaster New Era - Dec 15, 1959)
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Mrs. Grace Brinkman, about 70, 158 S. Queen St., died at the Lancaster General Hospital at 5 a.m. today after an illness of three years. Born in Hanover the daughter of the late Edward and Anna Brown Sarbaugh, she was the wife of Allan Brinkman. A graduate of Lancaster High School, class of 1907, she was a member of Memorial Presbyterian Church for 46 years and a charter member of the Cedarettes. Mrs. Brinkman and her husband operated a confectionary at 158 S. Queen St. for 39 years. The store closed in 1956. The woman is survived only be her husband. (Lancaster New Era - Dec 15, 1959)
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