Elmer I. Bair, struck by a bolt of lightning while operating a tractor on the farm of his father-in-law, George W. Basehoar, of Littlestown. Elmer I. Bair, 36, president of the Union township school board, and prominent young farmer, was instantly killed at 2:30 o'clock, Friday afternoon.
Mr. Bair was aged 36 years, three months and four days. Those who survive him are: His wife, Mrs. Barbara Louise (Basehoar) Bair, and their daughter, Anna Louise Bair, aged 8 years; the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bair, retired farmers, living near Christ Reformed church, Littlestown-Hsnover Road; and four brothers, Samuel R. Bair, a clerk in the postoffice at Hanover; Hollin Bair, a farmer, near Littlestown; Arthur Bair, cashier of the National Bank, Littlestown, and John Bair, a farmer near Littlestown, and two sisters, Mrs. Velvet Wintrode, Hanover, and Mrs. John Wildasin, Blooming Glen, near Philadelphia.
The Gettysburg Times, Sat. June 1, 1929
Mr. Bair was aged 36 years, three months and four days. Those who survive him are: His wife, Mrs. Barbara Louise (Basehoar) Bair, and their daughter, Anna Louise Bair, aged 8 years; the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bair, retired farmers, living near Christ Reformed church, Littlestown-Hsnover Road; and four brothers, Samuel R. Bair, a clerk in the postoffice at Hanover; Hollin Bair, a farmer, near Littlestown; Arthur Bair, cashier of the National Bank, Littlestown, and John Bair, a farmer near Littlestown, and two sisters, Mrs. Velvet Wintrode, Hanover, and Mrs. John Wildasin, Blooming Glen, near Philadelphia.
The Gettysburg Times, Sat. June 1, 1929
Elmer I. Bair, struck by a bolt of lightning while operating a tractor on the farm of his father-in-law, George W. Basehoar, of Littlestown. Elmer I. Bair, 36, president of the Union township school board, and prominent young farmer, was instantly killed at 2:30 o'clock, Friday afternoon.
Mr. Bair was aged 36 years, three months and four days. Those who survive him are: His wife, Mrs. Barbara Louise (Basehoar) Bair, and their daughter, Anna Louise Bair, aged 8 years; the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bair, retired farmers, living near Christ Reformed church, Littlestown-Hsnover Road; and four brothers, Samuel R. Bair, a clerk in the postoffice at Hanover; Hollin Bair, a farmer, near Littlestown; Arthur Bair, cashier of the National Bank, Littlestown, and John Bair, a farmer near Littlestown, and two sisters, Mrs. Velvet Wintrode, Hanover, and Mrs. John Wildasin, Blooming Glen, near Philadelphia.
The Gettysburg Times, Sat. June 1, 1929
Mr. Bair was aged 36 years, three months and four days. Those who survive him are: His wife, Mrs. Barbara Louise (Basehoar) Bair, and their daughter, Anna Louise Bair, aged 8 years; the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bair, retired farmers, living near Christ Reformed church, Littlestown-Hsnover Road; and four brothers, Samuel R. Bair, a clerk in the postoffice at Hanover; Hollin Bair, a farmer, near Littlestown; Arthur Bair, cashier of the National Bank, Littlestown, and John Bair, a farmer near Littlestown, and two sisters, Mrs. Velvet Wintrode, Hanover, and Mrs. John Wildasin, Blooming Glen, near Philadelphia.
The Gettysburg Times, Sat. June 1, 1929
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