Services for Mrs. Edith I. George, 76, formerly of 1031
Amity Street, who died Saturday in Wernersville State Hospital, will be held on Wednseday at 1:30pm. The Rev. Paul. Kehm will officiate in the Gibson and Sanders Funeral Home. Burial will be made in Laureldale Cemetery. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of the late Henry & Mary (Hartman) Rauenzahn. Her husband, William George died in 1934. Mrs. George owned & operated a confectionary store at
Amity & Mulberry Streets before retiring 1st November. She
also maintained a postal sub-station there for over 20 years. She was a member of the Minyah Court, Oriental Shrine, & of the auxiliaries to Tall Cedars of Lebanon, & DeMolay Commandary, Knights Templar. Mrs. George is survived by 2 daughters, Doris, wife of Howard Leiphart of Shillington, & Willai E., wife of Jack Lavers of Glenville, Calif.; 2 sons, Harold J & Donald W., both of Shillington; 6 grandchildren, & a sister, Dorothy, wife of Edward L. Griffith, of Reading.
Reading Eagle, Monday, 28th April, 1969, page.30
Amity Street, who died Saturday in Wernersville State Hospital, will be held on Wednseday at 1:30pm. The Rev. Paul. Kehm will officiate in the Gibson and Sanders Funeral Home. Burial will be made in Laureldale Cemetery. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of the late Henry & Mary (Hartman) Rauenzahn. Her husband, William George died in 1934. Mrs. George owned & operated a confectionary store at
Amity & Mulberry Streets before retiring 1st November. She
also maintained a postal sub-station there for over 20 years. She was a member of the Minyah Court, Oriental Shrine, & of the auxiliaries to Tall Cedars of Lebanon, & DeMolay Commandary, Knights Templar. Mrs. George is survived by 2 daughters, Doris, wife of Howard Leiphart of Shillington, & Willai E., wife of Jack Lavers of Glenville, Calif.; 2 sons, Harold J & Donald W., both of Shillington; 6 grandchildren, & a sister, Dorothy, wife of Edward L. Griffith, of Reading.
Reading Eagle, Monday, 28th April, 1969, page.30
Services for Mrs. Edith I. George, 76, formerly of 1031
Amity Street, who died Saturday in Wernersville State Hospital, will be held on Wednseday at 1:30pm. The Rev. Paul. Kehm will officiate in the Gibson and Sanders Funeral Home. Burial will be made in Laureldale Cemetery. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of the late Henry & Mary (Hartman) Rauenzahn. Her husband, William George died in 1934. Mrs. George owned & operated a confectionary store at
Amity & Mulberry Streets before retiring 1st November. She
also maintained a postal sub-station there for over 20 years. She was a member of the Minyah Court, Oriental Shrine, & of the auxiliaries to Tall Cedars of Lebanon, & DeMolay Commandary, Knights Templar. Mrs. George is survived by 2 daughters, Doris, wife of Howard Leiphart of Shillington, & Willai E., wife of Jack Lavers of Glenville, Calif.; 2 sons, Harold J & Donald W., both of Shillington; 6 grandchildren, & a sister, Dorothy, wife of Edward L. Griffith, of Reading.
Reading Eagle, Monday, 28th April, 1969, page.30
Amity Street, who died Saturday in Wernersville State Hospital, will be held on Wednseday at 1:30pm. The Rev. Paul. Kehm will officiate in the Gibson and Sanders Funeral Home. Burial will be made in Laureldale Cemetery. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of the late Henry & Mary (Hartman) Rauenzahn. Her husband, William George died in 1934. Mrs. George owned & operated a confectionary store at
Amity & Mulberry Streets before retiring 1st November. She
also maintained a postal sub-station there for over 20 years. She was a member of the Minyah Court, Oriental Shrine, & of the auxiliaries to Tall Cedars of Lebanon, & DeMolay Commandary, Knights Templar. Mrs. George is survived by 2 daughters, Doris, wife of Howard Leiphart of Shillington, & Willai E., wife of Jack Lavers of Glenville, Calif.; 2 sons, Harold J & Donald W., both of Shillington; 6 grandchildren, & a sister, Dorothy, wife of Edward L. Griffith, of Reading.
Reading Eagle, Monday, 28th April, 1969, page.30
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