Researching select families from: Northampton County Pa; Bucks County, Pa; Sussex/Warren County, NJ
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Frank Litzenberger
(12/06/1880 - 12/26/1946)
 | William Litzenberger | ||
| Frank Litzenberger | |||
| Marriage(s) | Hannah Fritchman | ||
| 1 Mary Ann Kuhns on: 07/05/1902 Children: - Florence Litzenberger - Hattie Litzenberger - Frank W. Litzenberger - Claude R. Litzenberger Siblings: - Lizzie Litzenberger - Agnes Litzenberger - Selinda Litzenberger - Laura Litzenberger - Emma Litzenberger - Tillie Litzenberger - William Litzenberger | Born: Baptism: Place: Sponsors: Died: Burial: Notes: Allentown Morning Call, Friday, December 27, 1946, Page 18 Suffers Fatal Heart Attack on Trolley Frank Litzenberger, 66, 1662 Main St., Hellertown, died at 9 a.m. Thursd ay of a heart attack while enroute to Bethlehem on a trolley car operat ed by Frank Novak, 127 N. Poplar St., Allentown. The latter said Litzenberger boarded the conveyance near the Airport, to ok a seat and was stricken a few minutes later. The car continued to 3rd and Adams St., where Novak notified police. The S t. Luke?s hospital ambulance was summoned but the physician in charge pron ounced Litzenberger beyond medical aid. Dr. D. F. Bachaman, Northampton county coroner, issued a certificate of de ath and released the body to Undertakers Steyers and Pearson. Mr. Litzenberger was born January 6, 1880 in Bucks County, A former Bethle hem Steel Co. Worker, he was unemployed for more than a year due to illnes s. His wife, Mary Ann Kuhns Litzenberger, died five years ago. He w as a member of Ebenezer new Reformed Church, Bingen. Survivors are two sons, Claude R. Hellertown, Frank W. Allentown; two daug hters, Mrs. Hattie Stout, Hellertown and whom he resided, and Mrs. Floren ce Vauskie, Bethlehem, and a brother, William, Easton. Twenty-three grand children and three great-grandchildren also survive. | ||
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