OBIT/Other Data: Victor Wilhelm BARNER, 1966, Barners Cemetery, Perry County, PA 
 
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  VICTOR BARNER

    Victor Wilhelm Barner, 50, of Port Trevorton RD 1 died at 2:45 a.m.
  Monday, Jan. 24th at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, where he was
  a patient since Sunday evening.  He was admitted following a stroke
  he suffered while shoveling snow in the driveway at his home.
    He was born in Carroll County, Illinois, December 27, 1915, the son
  of Mrs. Blanche L. Barner, Enola, and the late Elmer Barner.
    When he was a child his family moved to the Juniata County area,
  and later to Snyder county, where as a young man Mrs. Barner farmed.
  He was united in marriage with the former Emma Elizabeth Strawser,
  October 10, 1936 at Hagerstown, Md.
    Following the marriage, Mr. Barner took up employment with various
  road contractors.  His last employment was with Hempt Brothers of
  Camp Hill, from where he retired in 1955 due to ill health.
    Mr. Barner was a member of the Winston Memorial Chapel, Milton RD.
    He is survived, in addition to his wife and mother, by two sons,
  Kenneth Richard Barner of Middleburg RD, and David Laverne Barner at
  home; three granddaughters, Cathy, May Lou, and Wanda Lee Barner all
  of Middleburg RD:  four sisters, Mrs. Lester Book of Orbisonia, Pa.;
  Mrs. Clayton Fogel of Lewisburg; Mrs. Harry Weaver of Landisville,
  Pa.; and Mrs. Stanford Aumiller of Beaver Springs; five brothers,
  Malvern of Burnham; Palmer of Enola; Charles of Allentown, Herman of
  Lewistown RD; and Robert of Lewistown; and a number of nieces and
  nephews.
    Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from the
  Garman funeral home, North Front St., Liverpool with Rev. George
  Peters, pastor of St. Paul's EUB Church, Liverpool RD, officiating. 
  Interment will follow in Barner's Church cemetery, Liverpool RD.
  
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  (1966)