age 81, a native of Adams county, son of Philip W. and Harriet R. (Herbst) Beamer.
He had been a farmer and had worked 15 years at Bethlehem Steel near Hanover. He was a member of Salem United Brethren Church, Guldens Station.
His wife the former, N. Grace Kemper died in 1951.
He was survived by a step-son J. Arthur Donohue, New Oxford and a step-grandson; sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Guise and Mrs. Myrtle L. Guise both of York St., Gettysburg.
He had been a farmer and had worked 15 years at Bethlehem Steel near Hanover. He was a member of Salem United Brethren Church, Guldens Station.
His wife the former, N. Grace Kemper died in 1951.
He was survived by a step-son J. Arthur Donohue, New Oxford and a step-grandson; sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Guise and Mrs. Myrtle L. Guise both of York St., Gettysburg.
age 81, a native of Adams county, son of Philip W. and Harriet R. (Herbst) Beamer.
He had been a farmer and had worked 15 years at Bethlehem Steel near Hanover. He was a member of Salem United Brethren Church, Guldens Station.
His wife the former, N. Grace Kemper died in 1951.
He was survived by a step-son J. Arthur Donohue, New Oxford and a step-grandson; sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Guise and Mrs. Myrtle L. Guise both of York St., Gettysburg.
He had been a farmer and had worked 15 years at Bethlehem Steel near Hanover. He was a member of Salem United Brethren Church, Guldens Station.
His wife the former, N. Grace Kemper died in 1951.
He was survived by a step-son J. Arthur Donohue, New Oxford and a step-grandson; sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Guise and Mrs. Myrtle L. Guise both of York St., Gettysburg.
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