OBIT: George Mummert, 1929, Hampton, Adams County, PA

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George Mummert, 61, a painter, who formerly resided in Bendersville and Hanover, 
died suddenly at his home in Hampton at 7:30 o'clock, Thursday morning, of a 
heart attack.  He was in apparently good health, Wednesday evening, when he 
attended a festival at Hampton.  He became ill Thursday morning, shortly after 
he arose, and died within a few minutes.  Dr. E. A. Miller, Adams county 
coroner, who was called, issued a death certificate.

Mr. Mummert, who resided in Bendersville a number of years ago, moved to Hampton 
from Hanover two months ago.  While living in Hanover, he played with the P. O. 
S. of A. band for more than ten years.

Mr. Mummert is survived by his widow and the following brothers and sisters; 
Mrs. Agnes Elliker and Howard Mummert, both of Hanover; Mrs. John Harmon, New 
Oxford; John Mummert, York Springs, and Jacob Mummert, Iowa.

Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the home, with burial 
at Bendersville.

The Gettysburg Times - Friday, May 31, 1929

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Funeral services over the body of George Mummert, former resident of Hanover, who
died Thursday morning at his home in Hampton, were held Saturday afternoon 
at 1:30 ošclock at the house.  Rev. John S. Tome, pastor of St. Markšs 
Lutheran church, Hanover, officiated.  Interment was made in the Bendersville cemetery.

The Gazette And Daily - Monday, June 03, 1929