Sunday News (Lancaster, PA), 25 May 1930.
"Charles Roden, sixty-one years old, died at 9:30 Saturday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 420 South Beaver street of a complication of diseases after a brief illness. He was born in Pittsburgh and has been working for the Farnum Cotton mills for many years. A brother Peter and the following sisters survive: Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Anna, wife of William Brickner, Catherine, wife of John J. Litch, and Christina, wife of H.E. Imhoff, Jr."
"Charles Roden, sixty-one years old, died at 9:30 Saturday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 420 South Beaver street of a complication of diseases after a brief illness. He was born in Pittsburgh and has been working for the Farnum Cotton mills for many years. A brother Peter and the following sisters survive: Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Anna, wife of William Brickner, Catherine, wife of John J. Litch, and Christina, wife of H.E. Imhoff, Jr."
Sunday News (Lancaster, PA), 25 May 1930.
"Charles Roden, sixty-one years old, died at 9:30 Saturday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 420 South Beaver street of a complication of diseases after a brief illness. He was born in Pittsburgh and has been working for the Farnum Cotton mills for many years. A brother Peter and the following sisters survive: Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Anna, wife of William Brickner, Catherine, wife of John J. Litch, and Christina, wife of H.E. Imhoff, Jr."
"Charles Roden, sixty-one years old, died at 9:30 Saturday morning at the home of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 420 South Beaver street of a complication of diseases after a brief illness. He was born in Pittsburgh and has been working for the Farnum Cotton mills for many years. A brother Peter and the following sisters survive: Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Anna, wife of William Brickner, Catherine, wife of John J. Litch, and Christina, wife of H.E. Imhoff, Jr."
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