AARON EITNIER Aaron Eitniar one of the oldest residents of Lincoln died at his home in that village on Monday afternoon, aged 88 years. Death was due to the infir-maties incident to old age. He was a blacksmith by trade and followed that occupation up to the time he became incapacitated by old age. For a long interval he was proprietor of the Lincoln hotel. He was twice married, both wives having preceded him in death many years. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Elmira Baringer, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Henry B aimer, Millport; Horace, Hillsboro, Indiana; Semuel, Harrisburg; Mrs. Ida Moyer, Lancaster; Mrs. Nora Weiscr, Harrisburg; Lillie, at home; John of Ephrata; Mrs. Alvin E. Fasnacht of Harrisburgj Reuben Eitnier of Millway is a surviving brother and Mrs. Maria Sweigart of Lititz and Mrs. Delilah Small of Reading are sisters. The funeral will be held from his late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'cock followed by services in Zion Reformed Church at- Lincoln by the Rev. Dr. Martin: W. Schweitzer. Interment will be made in Fairview cemetery nearby.
The Lititz Express
Lititz, Pennsylvania
31 Mar 1922, Fri • Page A1
The Lititz Express
Lititz, Pennsylvania
31 Mar 1922, Fri • Page A1
AARON EITNIER Aaron Eitniar one of the oldest residents of Lincoln died at his home in that village on Monday afternoon, aged 88 years. Death was due to the infir-maties incident to old age. He was a blacksmith by trade and followed that occupation up to the time he became incapacitated by old age. For a long interval he was proprietor of the Lincoln hotel. He was twice married, both wives having preceded him in death many years. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Elmira Baringer, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Henry B aimer, Millport; Horace, Hillsboro, Indiana; Semuel, Harrisburg; Mrs. Ida Moyer, Lancaster; Mrs. Nora Weiscr, Harrisburg; Lillie, at home; John of Ephrata; Mrs. Alvin E. Fasnacht of Harrisburgj Reuben Eitnier of Millway is a surviving brother and Mrs. Maria Sweigart of Lititz and Mrs. Delilah Small of Reading are sisters. The funeral will be held from his late home this afternoon at 2:30 o'cock followed by services in Zion Reformed Church at- Lincoln by the Rev. Dr. Martin: W. Schweitzer. Interment will be made in Fairview cemetery nearby.
The Lititz Express
Lititz, Pennsylvania
31 Mar 1922, Fri • Page A1
The Lititz Express
Lititz, Pennsylvania
31 Mar 1922, Fri • Page A1
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