The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
Gideon Klinger Dead
Gideon Klinger, one of the oldest residents of Sugarloaf Valley, died yesterday at his home in Seybertsville, the result of a severe stage of pneumonia. Deceased was born in Sugarloaf township in 1826, and resided there ever since except about two years in Hazleton and five years in Gettysburg. Mrs. Klinger and the following children survive him; Mrs. C. Dankle, Mrs. E.W. Diminick and Roger Klinger of the city; Mrs. E.M. Williams, Mauch Chunk, Mrs. C.L. Jacobs, Seybertsville, and Prof. R. Oscar Klinger of Gettysburg, PA. Notice of funeral appears in another column.
At Seybertsville, Monday August 8, Gideon D. Klinger, aged 84 years and 10 days. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Union Cemetery, Conyngham. Bachman Bros., funeral directors.
The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
Gideon Klinger Dead
Gideon Klinger, one of the oldest residents of Sugarloaf Valley, died yesterday at his home in Seybertsville, the result of a severe stage of pneumonia. Deceased was born in Sugarloaf township in 1826, and resided there ever since except about two years in Hazleton and five years in Gettysburg. Mrs. Klinger and the following children survive him; Mrs. C. Dankle, Mrs. E.W. Diminick and Roger Klinger of the city; Mrs. E.M. Williams, Mauch Chunk, Mrs. C.L. Jacobs, Seybertsville, and Prof. R. Oscar Klinger of Gettysburg, PA. Notice of funeral appears in another column.
At Seybertsville, Monday August 8, Gideon D. Klinger, aged 84 years and 10 days. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Union Cemetery, Conyngham. Bachman Bros., funeral directors.
The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
Gideon Klinger Dead
Gideon Klinger, one of the oldest residents of Sugarloaf Valley, died yesterday at his home in Seybertsville, the result of a severe stage of pneumonia. Deceased was born in Sugarloaf township in 1826, and resided there ever since except about two years in Hazleton and five years in Gettysburg. Mrs. Klinger and the following children survive him; Mrs. C. Dankle, Mrs. E.W. Diminick and Roger Klinger of the city; Mrs. E.M. Williams, Mauch Chunk, Mrs. C.L. Jacobs, Seybertsville, and Prof. R. Oscar Klinger of Gettysburg, PA. Notice of funeral appears in another column.
At Seybertsville, Monday August 8, Gideon D. Klinger, aged 84 years and 10 days. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Union Cemetery, Conyngham. Bachman Bros., funeral directors.
The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
Gideon Klinger Dead
Gideon Klinger, one of the oldest residents of Sugarloaf Valley, died yesterday at his home in Seybertsville, the result of a severe stage of pneumonia. Deceased was born in Sugarloaf township in 1826, and resided there ever since except about two years in Hazleton and five years in Gettysburg. Mrs. Klinger and the following children survive him; Mrs. C. Dankle, Mrs. E.W. Diminick and Roger Klinger of the city; Mrs. E.M. Williams, Mauch Chunk, Mrs. C.L. Jacobs, Seybertsville, and Prof. R. Oscar Klinger of Gettysburg, PA. Notice of funeral appears in another column.
At Seybertsville, Monday August 8, Gideon D. Klinger, aged 84 years and 10 days. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Union Cemetery, Conyngham. Bachman Bros., funeral directors.
The Daily Standard Tuesday, August 9, 1910
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