The Scranton Republican--Sep 18 1916 Mrs Fred Lindner, a native of Scranton, and for many years proprietor of a bakery shop in the 200 block of Penn Avenue, died yesterday morning at her home in Forest City. Mrs Lindner was the daughter of John L. Zeidler, one of the pioneer residents of the city, who himself was engaged in the bakery business here for many years. She was fifty-one years of age. The following children survive: Fred, a son, and Mrs John E. Loeffler, of Woodbridge, N.J.; also one brother, John L. Zeidler, of St Joseph, MO.; three sisters, Mrs Mary Bloeser, of Newfoundland, Pa.; Miss Maggie Zeidler of St Joseph, MO.; and Mrs Emma Poust, of Colfax avenue. Mrs Lindner discontinuing her shop in the 200 block of Penn avenue, opened a shop at 211 Drinker street, Dunmore, and several years ago moved to Forest City.
Interment will be in Zeidler mausoleum in Dunmore cemetery.
Interment will be in Zeidler mausoleum in Dunmore cemetery.
The Scranton Republican--Sep 18 1916 Mrs Fred Lindner, a native of Scranton, and for many years proprietor of a bakery shop in the 200 block of Penn Avenue, died yesterday morning at her home in Forest City. Mrs Lindner was the daughter of John L. Zeidler, one of the pioneer residents of the city, who himself was engaged in the bakery business here for many years. She was fifty-one years of age. The following children survive: Fred, a son, and Mrs John E. Loeffler, of Woodbridge, N.J.; also one brother, John L. Zeidler, of St Joseph, MO.; three sisters, Mrs Mary Bloeser, of Newfoundland, Pa.; Miss Maggie Zeidler of St Joseph, MO.; and Mrs Emma Poust, of Colfax avenue. Mrs Lindner discontinuing her shop in the 200 block of Penn avenue, opened a shop at 211 Drinker street, Dunmore, and several years ago moved to Forest City.
Interment will be in Zeidler mausoleum in Dunmore cemetery.
Interment will be in Zeidler mausoleum in Dunmore cemetery.
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