Macungie Progress - Thursday, 9 May 1889
Leon Fenstermaker, an early companion and life long friend of [Levi Schwartz], living on his farm near that of Mr. Schwartz, also died last week and was buried on Tuesday. He, too, was aged 75 years but had been sick for some time from general debility. Just before his sickness Mr. Schwartz had visited his friend Leon and the almost similar death of the two cronies was remarkable and pathetic. The funeral was also held at the Longswamp church. Here the two friends of life rest in their last sleep until they will be reunited with their relatives and friends gone before and those which will soon follow.
Leon Fenstermaker, an early companion and life long friend of [Levi Schwartz], living on his farm near that of Mr. Schwartz, also died last week and was buried on Tuesday. He, too, was aged 75 years but had been sick for some time from general debility. Just before his sickness Mr. Schwartz had visited his friend Leon and the almost similar death of the two cronies was remarkable and pathetic. The funeral was also held at the Longswamp church. Here the two friends of life rest in their last sleep until they will be reunited with their relatives and friends gone before and those which will soon follow.
Macungie Progress - Thursday, 9 May 1889
Leon Fenstermaker, an early companion and life long friend of [Levi Schwartz], living on his farm near that of Mr. Schwartz, also died last week and was buried on Tuesday. He, too, was aged 75 years but had been sick for some time from general debility. Just before his sickness Mr. Schwartz had visited his friend Leon and the almost similar death of the two cronies was remarkable and pathetic. The funeral was also held at the Longswamp church. Here the two friends of life rest in their last sleep until they will be reunited with their relatives and friends gone before and those which will soon follow.
Leon Fenstermaker, an early companion and life long friend of [Levi Schwartz], living on his farm near that of Mr. Schwartz, also died last week and was buried on Tuesday. He, too, was aged 75 years but had been sick for some time from general debility. Just before his sickness Mr. Schwartz had visited his friend Leon and the almost similar death of the two cronies was remarkable and pathetic. The funeral was also held at the Longswamp church. Here the two friends of life rest in their last sleep until they will be reunited with their relatives and friends gone before and those which will soon follow.
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