Albert E. Reinauer, fifty-eight, 22-1/2 Coral street, was found dead in the living room of his home at 1 p.m. yesterday. Dr. H.K. Hogg, deputy coroner, conducted an investigation and said death was due to coronary occlusion, adding that the victim had been dead about four hours. He was found by Mrs. Elizabeth Mehaffey 22 Coral street, when she went to the Reinauer home, Dr. Hogg said. Reinauer's wife was away at the time. He was a member of the German Reformed church; the Beavers Lodge; the German Beneficial society, and the Protected Home circle, No. 273. He is survived by his wife, Catherine Mowery, and two children, Christiana, wife of Lester Skethway, of Linden; and John E., of Lancaster; also four grandchildren; two brothers, Christian, of Syracuse, NY, and George, of Penns Grove, NJ, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Bommet, of Lancaster. (Lancaster New Era - Jan 6, 1939)
Albert E. Reinauer, fifty-eight, 22-1/2 Coral street, was found dead in the living room of his home at 1 p.m. yesterday. Dr. H.K. Hogg, deputy coroner, conducted an investigation and said death was due to coronary occlusion, adding that the victim had been dead about four hours. He was found by Mrs. Elizabeth Mehaffey 22 Coral street, when she went to the Reinauer home, Dr. Hogg said. Reinauer's wife was away at the time. He was a member of the German Reformed church; the Beavers Lodge; the German Beneficial society, and the Protected Home circle, No. 273. He is survived by his wife, Catherine Mowery, and two children, Christiana, wife of Lester Skethway, of Linden; and John E., of Lancaster; also four grandchildren; two brothers, Christian, of Syracuse, NY, and George, of Penns Grove, NJ, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Bommet, of Lancaster. (Lancaster New Era - Jan 6, 1939)
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