Noah Cleaver, aged fourteen years, son of Mrs. Cleaver, of 605 North Front Street, who died at the hospital in Harrisburg Wednesday from an attack of typhoid fever, will be buried today. He had been quite ill for the past several weeks and was only removed to the hospital a few days ago. He was employed in McLucus' barber shop, on North Front Street. The services will take place at 1:30 o'clock from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Coleman, 432 Swatara Street. The remains will be interred in the Baldwin Cemetery.
[Patriot News - May 16, 1902]Courtesy Brenda & Pete
[Patriot News - May 16, 1902]Courtesy Brenda & Pete
Noah Cleaver, aged fourteen years, son of Mrs. Cleaver, of 605 North Front Street, who died at the hospital in Harrisburg Wednesday from an attack of typhoid fever, will be buried today. He had been quite ill for the past several weeks and was only removed to the hospital a few days ago. He was employed in McLucus' barber shop, on North Front Street. The services will take place at 1:30 o'clock from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Coleman, 432 Swatara Street. The remains will be interred in the Baldwin Cemetery.
[Patriot News - May 16, 1902]Courtesy Brenda & Pete
[Patriot News - May 16, 1902]Courtesy Brenda & Pete
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