This community was startled on Sunday evening by the announcement of the death of Lesley H. Singiser which occurred about 7 o'clock. Mr. Singiser had been ill for a long time but no one was prepared to hear of his death, as only recently it was given out that he was getting well. But he is gone. His end came peacefully and quietly and he was conscious up until ten minutes before he died, recognizing all of the sorrowing friends who had gathered around his dying couch. Mr. Singiser is the eldest son of Mr. Andrew Singiser, of this place, and was born in Monroe Township, about 34 years ago. He leaves a widow and two young sons. The funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at ten o'clock in the German Reformed Church. Interment at Chestnut Hill Cemetery. The deceased was a man of large acquaintance and one who had many friends. For a number of years he kept the hotel at Bridgeport.
[The Sentinel - Monday, March 18, 1889]
[The Sentinel - Monday, March 18, 1889]
This community was startled on Sunday evening by the announcement of the death of Lesley H. Singiser which occurred about 7 o'clock. Mr. Singiser had been ill for a long time but no one was prepared to hear of his death, as only recently it was given out that he was getting well. But he is gone. His end came peacefully and quietly and he was conscious up until ten minutes before he died, recognizing all of the sorrowing friends who had gathered around his dying couch. Mr. Singiser is the eldest son of Mr. Andrew Singiser, of this place, and was born in Monroe Township, about 34 years ago. He leaves a widow and two young sons. The funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at ten o'clock in the German Reformed Church. Interment at Chestnut Hill Cemetery. The deceased was a man of large acquaintance and one who had many friends. For a number of years he kept the hotel at Bridgeport.
[The Sentinel - Monday, March 18, 1889]
[The Sentinel - Monday, March 18, 1889]
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