Son of Jacob Foster.~(The Pittsburg Press; Pittsburg, PA. Tuesday, 30 July 1918, page 8.)
AARON FOSTER.
Aaron Foster, aged 65, died last evening in his home, 5443 Stanton ave. He had been in failing health for a year and had been blind during the last two years. Mr. Foster was a member of the A. Foster Co., with offices in the Park building, and of the Foster-Tygard Co. He had been in the machinery and oil well supply business for the last 40 years in Pittsburg, Titusville and Bradford and he was prominently connected with the oil boom in Venango county and in California. He was also well known to men in the iron and steel business. Mr. Foster was born in Warsaw and had resided in Pittsburg for the last 25 years. He was married in 1880. He was a member of the Washington synagogue. His widow, Mrs. Lena A. Foster; four sons, Reuben S. Foster, at officers' training camp at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Byron L. Foster, in officers' training camp at Camp Lee; Lee B. Foster and Sydney A. Foster, and one daughter, Mrs. L.A. Green, all of Pittsburg, survive.
AARON FOSTER.
Aaron Foster, aged 65, died last evening in his home, 5443 Stanton ave. He had been in failing health for a year and had been blind during the last two years. Mr. Foster was a member of the A. Foster Co., with offices in the Park building, and of the Foster-Tygard Co. He had been in the machinery and oil well supply business for the last 40 years in Pittsburg, Titusville and Bradford and he was prominently connected with the oil boom in Venango county and in California. He was also well known to men in the iron and steel business. Mr. Foster was born in Warsaw and had resided in Pittsburg for the last 25 years. He was married in 1880. He was a member of the Washington synagogue. His widow, Mrs. Lena A. Foster; four sons, Reuben S. Foster, at officers' training camp at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Byron L. Foster, in officers' training camp at Camp Lee; Lee B. Foster and Sydney A. Foster, and one daughter, Mrs. L.A. Green, all of Pittsburg, survive.
Son of Jacob Foster.~(The Pittsburg Press; Pittsburg, PA. Tuesday, 30 July 1918, page 8.)
AARON FOSTER.
Aaron Foster, aged 65, died last evening in his home, 5443 Stanton ave. He had been in failing health for a year and had been blind during the last two years. Mr. Foster was a member of the A. Foster Co., with offices in the Park building, and of the Foster-Tygard Co. He had been in the machinery and oil well supply business for the last 40 years in Pittsburg, Titusville and Bradford and he was prominently connected with the oil boom in Venango county and in California. He was also well known to men in the iron and steel business. Mr. Foster was born in Warsaw and had resided in Pittsburg for the last 25 years. He was married in 1880. He was a member of the Washington synagogue. His widow, Mrs. Lena A. Foster; four sons, Reuben S. Foster, at officers' training camp at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Byron L. Foster, in officers' training camp at Camp Lee; Lee B. Foster and Sydney A. Foster, and one daughter, Mrs. L.A. Green, all of Pittsburg, survive.
AARON FOSTER.
Aaron Foster, aged 65, died last evening in his home, 5443 Stanton ave. He had been in failing health for a year and had been blind during the last two years. Mr. Foster was a member of the A. Foster Co., with offices in the Park building, and of the Foster-Tygard Co. He had been in the machinery and oil well supply business for the last 40 years in Pittsburg, Titusville and Bradford and he was prominently connected with the oil boom in Venango county and in California. He was also well known to men in the iron and steel business. Mr. Foster was born in Warsaw and had resided in Pittsburg for the last 25 years. He was married in 1880. He was a member of the Washington synagogue. His widow, Mrs. Lena A. Foster; four sons, Reuben S. Foster, at officers' training camp at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Byron L. Foster, in officers' training camp at Camp Lee; Lee B. Foster and Sydney A. Foster, and one daughter, Mrs. L.A. Green, all of Pittsburg, survive.
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