Easton Express June 7, 1956 p. 54
Daniel L. Richter, 86, who operated a small food store and restaurant for about the last 50 years on Lincoln Street, Easton, died yesterday afternoon in Easton Hospital.
Mr. Richter was admitted to the hospital last Saturday.
His business and home were at 831 Lincoln St. The business at various times was a confectionery store, bar, delicatessen and restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Richter would have been married 64 years next July 2. Mr. Richter was born in Easton July 18, 1869, a son of the late Julius and Eva Richter. He was of the Presbyterian faith.
His widow, the former Josephine Miller, is his only survivor.
Daniel L. Richter, 86, who operated a small food store and restaurant for about the last 50 years on Lincoln Street, Easton, died yesterday afternoon in Easton Hospital.
Mr. Richter was admitted to the hospital last Saturday.
His business and home were at 831 Lincoln St. The business at various times was a confectionery store, bar, delicatessen and restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Richter would have been married 64 years next July 2. Mr. Richter was born in Easton July 18, 1869, a son of the late Julius and Eva Richter. He was of the Presbyterian faith.
His widow, the former Josephine Miller, is his only survivor.
Easton Express June 7, 1956 p. 54
Daniel L. Richter, 86, who operated a small food store and restaurant for about the last 50 years on Lincoln Street, Easton, died yesterday afternoon in Easton Hospital.
Mr. Richter was admitted to the hospital last Saturday.
His business and home were at 831 Lincoln St. The business at various times was a confectionery store, bar, delicatessen and restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Richter would have been married 64 years next July 2. Mr. Richter was born in Easton July 18, 1869, a son of the late Julius and Eva Richter. He was of the Presbyterian faith.
His widow, the former Josephine Miller, is his only survivor.
Daniel L. Richter, 86, who operated a small food store and restaurant for about the last 50 years on Lincoln Street, Easton, died yesterday afternoon in Easton Hospital.
Mr. Richter was admitted to the hospital last Saturday.
His business and home were at 831 Lincoln St. The business at various times was a confectionery store, bar, delicatessen and restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Richter would have been married 64 years next July 2. Mr. Richter was born in Easton July 18, 1869, a son of the late Julius and Eva Richter. He was of the Presbyterian faith.
His widow, the former Josephine Miller, is his only survivor.
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