Morris I. Smith of 326 Canal street, Lebanon Independent Borough, died on Sunday morning at 2:30 o’clock from dropsy after an illness of two and one-half years. He was a retired farmer, 56 years old, and leaves his wife Elizabeth, and a son, Morris I. Smith, of Camden, N.J. A brother, Allen Smith, of this city, and the following sisters: Mrs. Daniel Aunspach, Palmyra; Mrs. Quincy Gerberich, McGillstown, and Miss Catherine Smith of Philadelphia, also survive. He was a member of St. Mark’s Reformed church, Lebanon Council No. 25, Brotherhood of America, and Washington Camp, NO. 254, P.O.S.of A.
Lebanon Semi-Weekly News - Monday, June 2, 1913
Lebanon Semi-Weekly News - Monday, June 2, 1913
Morris I. Smith of 326 Canal street, Lebanon Independent Borough, died on Sunday morning at 2:30 o’clock from dropsy after an illness of two and one-half years. He was a retired farmer, 56 years old, and leaves his wife Elizabeth, and a son, Morris I. Smith, of Camden, N.J. A brother, Allen Smith, of this city, and the following sisters: Mrs. Daniel Aunspach, Palmyra; Mrs. Quincy Gerberich, McGillstown, and Miss Catherine Smith of Philadelphia, also survive. He was a member of St. Mark’s Reformed church, Lebanon Council No. 25, Brotherhood of America, and Washington Camp, NO. 254, P.O.S.of A.
Lebanon Semi-Weekly News - Monday, June 2, 1913
Lebanon Semi-Weekly News - Monday, June 2, 1913
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