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HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA
4 FEBRUARY 1955
Martin R. Karchner Sr. 57, of Susquehanna Blvd. West Hazleton died at 5:15 pm yesterday at Hazleton State Hospital where he had been a patient for the past ten days.
Born in West Hazleton November 19, 1897 he was the son of the late Elmer and Martha Thrash Karchner.
He was a member of Christ Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church of West Hazleton and a veteran of WW I having served in France. His wife Florence Miller Karchner died in 1951. He is survived by the following children; Ellsworth of West Hazleton, Martin Karchner Jr. of Sugarloaf, Mrs. John Yanick, Mrs. Herman Holland Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Zazucki, all of West Hazleton and the following brothers and sisters; Ellsworth F. Conyngham, Walter C. Karchner Sr. of West Hazleton, and Mrs. Irene Stewart of Weatherly. Also nine grandchildren and his step father GEORGE KROMIS of
Drums and a step brother Leroy Kromis of West Hazleton.
HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA
4 FEBRUARY 1955
Martin R. Karchner Sr. 57, of Susquehanna Blvd. West Hazleton died at 5:15 pm yesterday at Hazleton State Hospital where he had been a patient for the past ten days.
Born in West Hazleton November 19, 1897 he was the son of the late Elmer and Martha Thrash Karchner.
He was a member of Christ Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church of West Hazleton and a veteran of WW I having served in France. His wife Florence Miller Karchner died in 1951. He is survived by the following children; Ellsworth of West Hazleton, Martin Karchner Jr. of Sugarloaf, Mrs. John Yanick, Mrs. Herman Holland Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Zazucki, all of West Hazleton and the following brothers and sisters; Ellsworth F. Conyngham, Walter C. Karchner Sr. of West Hazleton, and Mrs. Irene Stewart of Weatherly. Also nine grandchildren and his step father GEORGE KROMIS of
Drums and a step brother Leroy Kromis of West Hazleton.
PLAIN SPEAKER
HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA
4 FEBRUARY 1955
Martin R. Karchner Sr. 57, of Susquehanna Blvd. West Hazleton died at 5:15 pm yesterday at Hazleton State Hospital where he had been a patient for the past ten days.
Born in West Hazleton November 19, 1897 he was the son of the late Elmer and Martha Thrash Karchner.
He was a member of Christ Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church of West Hazleton and a veteran of WW I having served in France. His wife Florence Miller Karchner died in 1951. He is survived by the following children; Ellsworth of West Hazleton, Martin Karchner Jr. of Sugarloaf, Mrs. John Yanick, Mrs. Herman Holland Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Zazucki, all of West Hazleton and the following brothers and sisters; Ellsworth F. Conyngham, Walter C. Karchner Sr. of West Hazleton, and Mrs. Irene Stewart of Weatherly. Also nine grandchildren and his step father GEORGE KROMIS of
Drums and a step brother Leroy Kromis of West Hazleton.
HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA
4 FEBRUARY 1955
Martin R. Karchner Sr. 57, of Susquehanna Blvd. West Hazleton died at 5:15 pm yesterday at Hazleton State Hospital where he had been a patient for the past ten days.
Born in West Hazleton November 19, 1897 he was the son of the late Elmer and Martha Thrash Karchner.
He was a member of Christ Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church of West Hazleton and a veteran of WW I having served in France. His wife Florence Miller Karchner died in 1951. He is survived by the following children; Ellsworth of West Hazleton, Martin Karchner Jr. of Sugarloaf, Mrs. John Yanick, Mrs. Herman Holland Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Zazucki, all of West Hazleton and the following brothers and sisters; Ellsworth F. Conyngham, Walter C. Karchner Sr. of West Hazleton, and Mrs. Irene Stewart of Weatherly. Also nine grandchildren and his step father GEORGE KROMIS of
Drums and a step brother Leroy Kromis of West Hazleton.
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