York County PA Archives Obituaries.....Cramer, Milton H October 10, 1921
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MILTON H CRAMER
     Stricken by applexy while standing at the intersection of Sixth and 
Cumberland streets, Harrisburg, Sunday afternoon.  
Milton H. CRAMER, a former resident of this city, died before the arrival of a 
physician.  CRAMER was a brother of Ellsworth CRAMER, a member of the traffic 
squad of the local police department.
     Milton CRAMER was unmarried and resided in Penbrook a suburb of 
Harrisburg  The stricken man was carried into the Eagles' home but died before 
the arrival of the ambulance from the Harrisburg hospital which was summoned 
to convey him to that institution.  The body will be brought here for burial.
      Milon H. CRAMER was a laborer in a steel plant in Harrisburg since 
leaving York about 12 years ago.  He was aged 48 years.  He is survived by a 
daughter Grace CRAMER, Harrisburg; a son, Paul CRAMER, York; three brothers 
and one sister as follows: Jeremiah CRAMER, North York; Ellsworth E. CRAMER, 
York; John CRAMER, Conewago township and Mrs. Harry KESSLER, Baltimore.  The 
body was brought to York last night by Shearer and Shindler.  The funeral will 
be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment made in Prospect Hill 
Cemetery.
SOURCE: York Newspaper, York, Pennsylvania; handwritten date 11 Oct 1921
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MILTON H CRAMER
     The funeral of Milton H. CRAMER, the former Yorker, who for some years 
has been living in Harriburg, where he died last Monday, was held yesterday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of his mephew Edward CRAMER 28 East Sixth 
Avenue.  Services were conducted by Rev. R. R. Rodesand.  Interment was made 
in Prospect Hill cemtery.  The pallbearers were: Ellsworth, Jeremiah and John 
CRAMER, brothers of the deceased, and Edward CRAMER, William C. ENSOR and E. 
M. SHIRK.
SOURCE: York Newspaper, York, ,Pennsylvania, handwritten date 14 Oct 1921

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