Herald of Truth, Vol. XLII, No. 11, March 16, 1905:
Yoder- On the 20th of Feb., 1905, in Somerset Co., Pa., David Yoder, at the advanced age of 93 Y., 3 M., 15 D. He had always enjoyed good health, and on the day of his death he enjoyed his breakfast as usual, and got up to go to an adjoining room, when he fell to the floor unconscious. In this state he remained until 6 p. m., when the final summons came. He was for many years a faithful member of the A. M. church and was highly respected by all, and beloved as a neighbor and Christian brother. Two sons and three daughters survive him. Funeral services on the 22d in the Weaver M. H. by S. G. Shetler and Alexander Weaver. Buried in the family burial ground.
Yoder- On the 20th of Feb., 1905, in Somerset Co., Pa., David Yoder, at the advanced age of 93 Y., 3 M., 15 D. He had always enjoyed good health, and on the day of his death he enjoyed his breakfast as usual, and got up to go to an adjoining room, when he fell to the floor unconscious. In this state he remained until 6 p. m., when the final summons came. He was for many years a faithful member of the A. M. church and was highly respected by all, and beloved as a neighbor and Christian brother. Two sons and three daughters survive him. Funeral services on the 22d in the Weaver M. H. by S. G. Shetler and Alexander Weaver. Buried in the family burial ground.
Herald of Truth, Vol. XLII, No. 11, March 16, 1905:
Yoder- On the 20th of Feb., 1905, in Somerset Co., Pa., David Yoder, at the advanced age of 93 Y., 3 M., 15 D. He had always enjoyed good health, and on the day of his death he enjoyed his breakfast as usual, and got up to go to an adjoining room, when he fell to the floor unconscious. In this state he remained until 6 p. m., when the final summons came. He was for many years a faithful member of the A. M. church and was highly respected by all, and beloved as a neighbor and Christian brother. Two sons and three daughters survive him. Funeral services on the 22d in the Weaver M. H. by S. G. Shetler and Alexander Weaver. Buried in the family burial ground.
Yoder- On the 20th of Feb., 1905, in Somerset Co., Pa., David Yoder, at the advanced age of 93 Y., 3 M., 15 D. He had always enjoyed good health, and on the day of his death he enjoyed his breakfast as usual, and got up to go to an adjoining room, when he fell to the floor unconscious. In this state he remained until 6 p. m., when the final summons came. He was for many years a faithful member of the A. M. church and was highly respected by all, and beloved as a neighbor and Christian brother. Two sons and three daughters survive him. Funeral services on the 22d in the Weaver M. H. by S. G. Shetler and Alexander Weaver. Buried in the family burial ground.
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