Harry A. Adams, West Wyomissing, died yesterday three hours after admission to the Reading Hospital. He had been stricken ill while at work| in the Reading plant-of the Diener Knitting Mills, Inc. of West Leesport, where he was employed as a cutter. Dr. Paul D. Good, coroner, ordered an autopsy before issuing a certificate. Adams was a son of the late lrvin M. and Ida (Mover) Adams, and was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church. Surviving are his widow,two sons, his stepmother,three sisters: Catherine, wife of Harvey Steely, of Stevens, anf five brothes. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, the Rev. Frank A. Rosenberger and the Rev. David J. W. Noll officiating. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Adamstown.
[Reading Eagle, published 6/14/53.
[Reading Eagle, published 6/14/53.
Harry A. Adams, West Wyomissing, died yesterday three hours after admission to the Reading Hospital. He had been stricken ill while at work| in the Reading plant-of the Diener Knitting Mills, Inc. of West Leesport, where he was employed as a cutter. Dr. Paul D. Good, coroner, ordered an autopsy before issuing a certificate. Adams was a son of the late lrvin M. and Ida (Mover) Adams, and was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church. Surviving are his widow,two sons, his stepmother,three sisters: Catherine, wife of Harvey Steely, of Stevens, anf five brothes. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Lamm and Witman Funeral Home, Wernersville, the Rev. Frank A. Rosenberger and the Rev. David J. W. Noll officiating. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Adamstown.
[Reading Eagle, published 6/14/53.
[Reading Eagle, published 6/14/53.
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