Anna M. Dimmig, 86, of 657 W. Orange St., died Friday evening at Hamilton Arms Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, after a brief illness. She was the widow of Lloyd E. Dimmig, who died in August 1964. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late John A. and Anna Mary Kuntz Hodgen. Mrs. Dimmig was employed for five years as a cook at Lancaster Catholic High School, retiring in 1964. She belonged to Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church. Surviving are one son, Lloyd E. Jr. of Lancaster, three grandchildren, and three sisters, Mary Hobday and Catherine Teirney, both of Lancaster, and Elizabeth Splain of Columbia. (Lancaster New Era - Oct 15, 1988)
Anna M. Dimmig, 86, of 657 W. Orange St., died Friday evening at Hamilton Arms Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, after a brief illness. She was the widow of Lloyd E. Dimmig, who died in August 1964. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late John A. and Anna Mary Kuntz Hodgen. Mrs. Dimmig was employed for five years as a cook at Lancaster Catholic High School, retiring in 1964. She belonged to Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church. Surviving are one son, Lloyd E. Jr. of Lancaster, three grandchildren, and three sisters, Mary Hobday and Catherine Teirney, both of Lancaster, and Elizabeth Splain of Columbia. (Lancaster New Era - Oct 15, 1988)
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