Harrisburg Telegraph, 27 Dec 1939:
Carlisle, Dec. 27 -- Benjamin B. Blosser, of Carlisle, R.D.1, died Christmas Day at Carlisle Hospital after a brief illness. He had been employed forty-eight years at the Frog, Switch and Manufacturing Company. He was a member of LeTort Springs Sunday School and the Carlisle Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fannie Cornman Blosser; two sons, George and Carl, both of Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Trostle, Carlisle, R.D. 1, and Mrs. Carson Keller, at home; twenty grandchildren and these brothers and sisters, William, Camden, N.J.; John, Wilmington, Del.; Samuel, Carlisle, R.D.5; Hoyt, Steelton; Mrs. Emma Burgett, Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs. Ida Kutz, Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Elmer Beitzel, Carlisle.
Services will be held tomorrow at the home, with further rites at 2 o'clock in Kutz' Church. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery, the Rev. H. R. Springman and the Rev. Fred J. Bigham officiating. Friends may call tonight at the home.
Thanks to Linda Durham for the information.
Fannie F. Cornman, daughter of H.P. Cornman, and Benjamin B. Blosser, son of Samuel Blosser, were married 27 May 1897 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. (Source: Cumberland County Marriage License)
Carlisle, Dec. 27 -- Benjamin B. Blosser, of Carlisle, R.D.1, died Christmas Day at Carlisle Hospital after a brief illness. He had been employed forty-eight years at the Frog, Switch and Manufacturing Company. He was a member of LeTort Springs Sunday School and the Carlisle Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fannie Cornman Blosser; two sons, George and Carl, both of Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Trostle, Carlisle, R.D. 1, and Mrs. Carson Keller, at home; twenty grandchildren and these brothers and sisters, William, Camden, N.J.; John, Wilmington, Del.; Samuel, Carlisle, R.D.5; Hoyt, Steelton; Mrs. Emma Burgett, Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs. Ida Kutz, Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Elmer Beitzel, Carlisle.
Services will be held tomorrow at the home, with further rites at 2 o'clock in Kutz' Church. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery, the Rev. H. R. Springman and the Rev. Fred J. Bigham officiating. Friends may call tonight at the home.
Thanks to Linda Durham for the information.
Fannie F. Cornman, daughter of H.P. Cornman, and Benjamin B. Blosser, son of Samuel Blosser, were married 27 May 1897 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. (Source: Cumberland County Marriage License)
Harrisburg Telegraph, 27 Dec 1939:
Carlisle, Dec. 27 -- Benjamin B. Blosser, of Carlisle, R.D.1, died Christmas Day at Carlisle Hospital after a brief illness. He had been employed forty-eight years at the Frog, Switch and Manufacturing Company. He was a member of LeTort Springs Sunday School and the Carlisle Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fannie Cornman Blosser; two sons, George and Carl, both of Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Trostle, Carlisle, R.D. 1, and Mrs. Carson Keller, at home; twenty grandchildren and these brothers and sisters, William, Camden, N.J.; John, Wilmington, Del.; Samuel, Carlisle, R.D.5; Hoyt, Steelton; Mrs. Emma Burgett, Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs. Ida Kutz, Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Elmer Beitzel, Carlisle.
Services will be held tomorrow at the home, with further rites at 2 o'clock in Kutz' Church. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery, the Rev. H. R. Springman and the Rev. Fred J. Bigham officiating. Friends may call tonight at the home.
Thanks to Linda Durham for the information.
Fannie F. Cornman, daughter of H.P. Cornman, and Benjamin B. Blosser, son of Samuel Blosser, were married 27 May 1897 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. (Source: Cumberland County Marriage License)
Carlisle, Dec. 27 -- Benjamin B. Blosser, of Carlisle, R.D.1, died Christmas Day at Carlisle Hospital after a brief illness. He had been employed forty-eight years at the Frog, Switch and Manufacturing Company. He was a member of LeTort Springs Sunday School and the Carlisle Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Fannie Cornman Blosser; two sons, George and Carl, both of Carlisle; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Trostle, Carlisle, R.D. 1, and Mrs. Carson Keller, at home; twenty grandchildren and these brothers and sisters, William, Camden, N.J.; John, Wilmington, Del.; Samuel, Carlisle, R.D.5; Hoyt, Steelton; Mrs. Emma Burgett, Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs. Ida Kutz, Mechanicsburg, and Mrs. Elmer Beitzel, Carlisle.
Services will be held tomorrow at the home, with further rites at 2 o'clock in Kutz' Church. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery, the Rev. H. R. Springman and the Rev. Fred J. Bigham officiating. Friends may call tonight at the home.
Thanks to Linda Durham for the information.
Fannie F. Cornman, daughter of H.P. Cornman, and Benjamin B. Blosser, son of Samuel Blosser, were married 27 May 1897 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. (Source: Cumberland County Marriage License)
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