Maurer H. Barnhart, 66, a retired restaurant operator, died Wednesday at Harrisburg Hospital. He resided at Hummelstown RD 2. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Barnhart; three sons, Harold Jr., Jonestown; Henry M., Long Beach, Calif.; and William B., Hummelstown RD 2; three daughters, Mrs. Gordon Riffey, Mrs. Lawrence Gibson and Mrs. George Gibson, all of Hummelstown RD 1; 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers, Roy, Palmyra; B. F. Barnhart, Pillow, and Bruce, Annville RD, and two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Witte, Allentown, and Mrs. Irvin Brightbill, Palmyra. [Lebanon Daily News, October 21, 1965, Page 2]
Maurer H. Barnhart, of this city, has instituted in the local Common Pleas Court, through the medium of his attorney, Charles D. Weirick, Esq., a suit for divorce from his wife, Eva E. Rees Barnhart. Judge Henry has awarded a subpoena, desertion alleged. [Lebanon Daily News, August 11, 1920, Page 6]
Maurer H. Barnhart, of this city, has instituted in the local Common Pleas Court, through the medium of his attorney, Charles D. Weirick, Esq., a suit for divorce from his wife, Eva E. Rees Barnhart. Judge Henry has awarded a subpoena, desertion alleged. [Lebanon Daily News, August 11, 1920, Page 6]
Maurer H. Barnhart, 66, a retired restaurant operator, died Wednesday at Harrisburg Hospital. He resided at Hummelstown RD 2. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Barnhart; three sons, Harold Jr., Jonestown; Henry M., Long Beach, Calif.; and William B., Hummelstown RD 2; three daughters, Mrs. Gordon Riffey, Mrs. Lawrence Gibson and Mrs. George Gibson, all of Hummelstown RD 1; 26 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers, Roy, Palmyra; B. F. Barnhart, Pillow, and Bruce, Annville RD, and two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Witte, Allentown, and Mrs. Irvin Brightbill, Palmyra. [Lebanon Daily News, October 21, 1965, Page 2]
Maurer H. Barnhart, of this city, has instituted in the local Common Pleas Court, through the medium of his attorney, Charles D. Weirick, Esq., a suit for divorce from his wife, Eva E. Rees Barnhart. Judge Henry has awarded a subpoena, desertion alleged. [Lebanon Daily News, August 11, 1920, Page 6]
Maurer H. Barnhart, of this city, has instituted in the local Common Pleas Court, through the medium of his attorney, Charles D. Weirick, Esq., a suit for divorce from his wife, Eva E. Rees Barnhart. Judge Henry has awarded a subpoena, desertion alleged. [Lebanon Daily News, August 11, 1920, Page 6]
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