Obituary:
Source: Spirit of Democrary, dated Oct15, 1930 Vol.87 No. 44 Pg3 Col 4
Thomas Harry Grossenbac her was born near Sardis, Ohio on August 18, 1892 and departed this life on August 24, 1930, at the age of thirty-eight years and six days. he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grossenbacher, the later having preceded him in death nine years ago. He grew to manhood in the Sardis community and was an honored and respected citizen.
besides his window, who was formerly Mrs. Clara Bayes and a son he is survived by his father, three sisters and two brothers asfollows: Misses Louise and Ida at Youngstown; Edwin at Rittman; Herman and Miss Ella at home. Many other relatives and friends mourn his death in the prime of manhood.
Mr. Grosssenbacher was a member of the Greman Apostolic church and was faithful in attendance and support of the church. His death followed an illness of many months but he was seriously ill only a few days after which his spirit was called to a New Home where suffering, sin and disappointment are unknown.
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Card ofThanks
The family wish to thank all their friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the illness and death of their loved one, Thomas Harry Grossenbacher.
Source: Spirit of Democrary, dated Oct15, 1930 Vol.87 No. 44 Pg3 Col 4
Thomas Harry Grossenbac her was born near Sardis, Ohio on August 18, 1892 and departed this life on August 24, 1930, at the age of thirty-eight years and six days. he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grossenbacher, the later having preceded him in death nine years ago. He grew to manhood in the Sardis community and was an honored and respected citizen.
besides his window, who was formerly Mrs. Clara Bayes and a son he is survived by his father, three sisters and two brothers asfollows: Misses Louise and Ida at Youngstown; Edwin at Rittman; Herman and Miss Ella at home. Many other relatives and friends mourn his death in the prime of manhood.
Mr. Grosssenbacher was a member of the Greman Apostolic church and was faithful in attendance and support of the church. His death followed an illness of many months but he was seriously ill only a few days after which his spirit was called to a New Home where suffering, sin and disappointment are unknown.
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Card ofThanks
The family wish to thank all their friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the illness and death of their loved one, Thomas Harry Grossenbacher.
Obituary:
Source: Spirit of Democrary, dated Oct15, 1930 Vol.87 No. 44 Pg3 Col 4
Thomas Harry Grossenbac her was born near Sardis, Ohio on August 18, 1892 and departed this life on August 24, 1930, at the age of thirty-eight years and six days. he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grossenbacher, the later having preceded him in death nine years ago. He grew to manhood in the Sardis community and was an honored and respected citizen.
besides his window, who was formerly Mrs. Clara Bayes and a son he is survived by his father, three sisters and two brothers asfollows: Misses Louise and Ida at Youngstown; Edwin at Rittman; Herman and Miss Ella at home. Many other relatives and friends mourn his death in the prime of manhood.
Mr. Grosssenbacher was a member of the Greman Apostolic church and was faithful in attendance and support of the church. His death followed an illness of many months but he was seriously ill only a few days after which his spirit was called to a New Home where suffering, sin and disappointment are unknown.
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Card ofThanks
The family wish to thank all their friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the illness and death of their loved one, Thomas Harry Grossenbacher.
Source: Spirit of Democrary, dated Oct15, 1930 Vol.87 No. 44 Pg3 Col 4
Thomas Harry Grossenbac her was born near Sardis, Ohio on August 18, 1892 and departed this life on August 24, 1930, at the age of thirty-eight years and six days. he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grossenbacher, the later having preceded him in death nine years ago. He grew to manhood in the Sardis community and was an honored and respected citizen.
besides his window, who was formerly Mrs. Clara Bayes and a son he is survived by his father, three sisters and two brothers asfollows: Misses Louise and Ida at Youngstown; Edwin at Rittman; Herman and Miss Ella at home. Many other relatives and friends mourn his death in the prime of manhood.
Mr. Grosssenbacher was a member of the Greman Apostolic church and was faithful in attendance and support of the church. His death followed an illness of many months but he was seriously ill only a few days after which his spirit was called to a New Home where suffering, sin and disappointment are unknown.
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Card ofThanks
The family wish to thank all their friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the illness and death of their loved one, Thomas Harry Grossenbacher.
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