York County PA Archives Obituaries.....Blymire, Hillary J. October 24, 1927
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York newspaper, York, Pennsylvania hand written date 1927
DIES WHILE DOING EVENING CHORES
Cerebral hemorrhage fatal to Hillary J. Blymire at Dallastown
FOUND DEAD IN  BARN
Dallastown, Nov. 24 - Hillary J. Blymire was found dead in a born at the rear 
of his home at 301 West Main Street at 5 PM today, a victim of the cerebral 
hemorrhage. Alvin, a son discovered the body when he went to the barn to learn 
why it was taking his father so long to do the evening chores. Mr. Blymire was 
aged 75 years, 10 months and 11 days.
     Mr. Blymire had been in good health and had not complained of feeling ill 
when he left the house to go to the barn about half an hour before his body 
was found. His body was found at the foot of the stairs leading to the second 
floor of the barn. It is believed that Mr. Blymire was going to the second 
floor of the barn to get to me when he suffered the fatal attack.
     Dr. J. T. Harbold was summoned when Mr. Blymire's body was found. He 
pronounced the man dead.
     Mr. L. U. Zeck, County coroner, was notified in came here. After viewing 
the body the coroner signed to death certificate.
     Mr. Blymire is survived by his widow, Catherine, and the following 
children: William, Alvin and Ursula, at home; Mrs. Bert Ness, Spry; Mrs. 
Emanuel Bupp, York, R.D.2; Mrs. Della Rosh, Reading, and Mrs. Elvin Stabley 
and Raymond, at this place. The following brothers and sisters also survived: 
Lawrence and Mr. Ory Reichard, this place; Mrs. William McDowell, Olean, New 
York; William, Red Lion and Miss Elizabeth Blymire, York.
     The funeral services will be conducted at his late residence, 301 West 
Main Street, and 1 PM Sunday.  Further services will be held at the United 
Brethren Church, Rev. E. C. B. Castle,  pastor of United Brethren church, will 
officiate. Funeral director Purd A. Riedel, of the W. F. Gladfelter Co. will 
be in charge of the funeral. Interment will be made in Union Cemetery, here.


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