The Gettysburg Times, 29 August 1941, p 1, col 2:
Mrs. E. L. Ehrhart
Mrs Emma L Ehrhart, 76, widow of J. Thomas Ehrhart, died Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ervin D Chronister, 21 1/2 Pleasant street, Hanover Death followed an extended illness.
Mrs Ehrhart was a daughter of the late Henry and Lovina Cone Albert, and was born January 26 1865 She was a member of the Reformed church at Hampton and of the Sunday school class of Trinity
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Reformed church, Hanover, taught by Mrs. Lorma Myers.
Surviving her are six children, Paul Ehrhart, Hanover R. D.; Mrs. Wilmer Krezer, Hagerstown, Maryland; Mrs. Ervin D. Chronister, with whom she resided; Mrs Clark W. Schue, Pleasant street, Hanover; Mrs. Elmer Miller, Hagerstown, Maryland; and Mrs Carl Wesensale, York; fifteen grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Harry Albert Hampton, Charles Albert, Abbottstown, George Albert, Alden PA, Mrs Charles Miller, Wellsville, Mrs William Senft, York and Mrs Jennie Tschof, Huntington, West Virginia.
Funeral Sunday afternoon with services conducted at the home at 1:30 o'clock the REv. Richard F. Shaffer pastor of the East Berlin Reformed charge officiating Burial in the Hampton cemetery
Mrs. E. L. Ehrhart
Mrs Emma L Ehrhart, 76, widow of J. Thomas Ehrhart, died Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ervin D Chronister, 21 1/2 Pleasant street, Hanover Death followed an extended illness.
Mrs Ehrhart was a daughter of the late Henry and Lovina Cone Albert, and was born January 26 1865 She was a member of the Reformed church at Hampton and of the Sunday school class of Trinity
page 2, col 1:
Reformed church, Hanover, taught by Mrs. Lorma Myers.
Surviving her are six children, Paul Ehrhart, Hanover R. D.; Mrs. Wilmer Krezer, Hagerstown, Maryland; Mrs. Ervin D. Chronister, with whom she resided; Mrs Clark W. Schue, Pleasant street, Hanover; Mrs. Elmer Miller, Hagerstown, Maryland; and Mrs Carl Wesensale, York; fifteen grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Harry Albert Hampton, Charles Albert, Abbottstown, George Albert, Alden PA, Mrs Charles Miller, Wellsville, Mrs William Senft, York and Mrs Jennie Tschof, Huntington, West Virginia.
Funeral Sunday afternoon with services conducted at the home at 1:30 o'clock the REv. Richard F. Shaffer pastor of the East Berlin Reformed charge officiating Burial in the Hampton cemetery
The Gettysburg Times, 29 August 1941, p 1, col 2:
Mrs. E. L. Ehrhart
Mrs Emma L Ehrhart, 76, widow of J. Thomas Ehrhart, died Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ervin D Chronister, 21 1/2 Pleasant street, Hanover Death followed an extended illness.
Mrs Ehrhart was a daughter of the late Henry and Lovina Cone Albert, and was born January 26 1865 She was a member of the Reformed church at Hampton and of the Sunday school class of Trinity
page 2, col 1:
Reformed church, Hanover, taught by Mrs. Lorma Myers.
Surviving her are six children, Paul Ehrhart, Hanover R. D.; Mrs. Wilmer Krezer, Hagerstown, Maryland; Mrs. Ervin D. Chronister, with whom she resided; Mrs Clark W. Schue, Pleasant street, Hanover; Mrs. Elmer Miller, Hagerstown, Maryland; and Mrs Carl Wesensale, York; fifteen grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Harry Albert Hampton, Charles Albert, Abbottstown, George Albert, Alden PA, Mrs Charles Miller, Wellsville, Mrs William Senft, York and Mrs Jennie Tschof, Huntington, West Virginia.
Funeral Sunday afternoon with services conducted at the home at 1:30 o'clock the REv. Richard F. Shaffer pastor of the East Berlin Reformed charge officiating Burial in the Hampton cemetery
Mrs. E. L. Ehrhart
Mrs Emma L Ehrhart, 76, widow of J. Thomas Ehrhart, died Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ervin D Chronister, 21 1/2 Pleasant street, Hanover Death followed an extended illness.
Mrs Ehrhart was a daughter of the late Henry and Lovina Cone Albert, and was born January 26 1865 She was a member of the Reformed church at Hampton and of the Sunday school class of Trinity
page 2, col 1:
Reformed church, Hanover, taught by Mrs. Lorma Myers.
Surviving her are six children, Paul Ehrhart, Hanover R. D.; Mrs. Wilmer Krezer, Hagerstown, Maryland; Mrs. Ervin D. Chronister, with whom she resided; Mrs Clark W. Schue, Pleasant street, Hanover; Mrs. Elmer Miller, Hagerstown, Maryland; and Mrs Carl Wesensale, York; fifteen grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Harry Albert Hampton, Charles Albert, Abbottstown, George Albert, Alden PA, Mrs Charles Miller, Wellsville, Mrs William Senft, York and Mrs Jennie Tschof, Huntington, West Virginia.
Funeral Sunday afternoon with services conducted at the home at 1:30 o'clock the REv. Richard F. Shaffer pastor of the East Berlin Reformed charge officiating Burial in the Hampton cemetery
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