24 Dec 1923: Diphtheria, considered a child's disease, took its toll from later life on Sunday morning, when Mrs. Lizzie Binner, of Fredericksburg, wife of Henry Binner succumbed to a two-week's attack. Her two daughters, Mrs. Emily Miller and Miss Annie Binner are now suffering with the same malady at the residence in Fredericksburg. Mrs. Binner was a member of the St. John's Reformed church of Fredericksburg, and was well known in the community. She was a lovable wife and mother in the home and an estimable character among acquaintances. The late Mrs. Binner, besides the husband and daughters at home as mentioned, is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Mable Smith of this city and a son Charles at home. Her father Jacob Getz of Lebanon survives, and also two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Howard Clark, of Norristown, Mrs. Ralph Rickert of Lebanon, Phillip Getz of Detroit and Monroe Getz of this city. Burial was held this afternoon at four o'clock. [Lebanon Semi-Weekly News]
24 Dec 1923: Diphtheria, considered a child's disease, took its toll from later life on Sunday morning, when Mrs. Lizzie Binner, of Fredericksburg, wife of Henry Binner succumbed to a two-week's attack. Her two daughters, Mrs. Emily Miller and Miss Annie Binner are now suffering with the same malady at the residence in Fredericksburg. Mrs. Binner was a member of the St. John's Reformed church of Fredericksburg, and was well known in the community. She was a lovable wife and mother in the home and an estimable character among acquaintances. The late Mrs. Binner, besides the husband and daughters at home as mentioned, is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Mable Smith of this city and a son Charles at home. Her father Jacob Getz of Lebanon survives, and also two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Howard Clark, of Norristown, Mrs. Ralph Rickert of Lebanon, Phillip Getz of Detroit and Monroe Getz of this city. Burial was held this afternoon at four o'clock. [Lebanon Semi-Weekly News]
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