OBIT: Charles L. FISHEL, 1934, York, York County, PA

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Handwritten “3-24-1934” on obit

The funeral of Justice of the Peace Charles L. FISHEL, who was found dead 
Tuesday morning at his home, 32 South Park street, was held this afternoon. The 
services were conducted at 1:30 o’clock by Rev. Dr. M. R. FLEMING, pastor of 
Bethany United Brethren church of which the deceased man was a member. A large 
number of friends and relatives attended the services and there was profusion of 
floral tributes. Representatives of the Young Men’s Bible class of Bethany 
United Brethren Sunday school, Red Lion post No. 1446, V. F. W. Red Lion lodge 
No. 1592, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Kathadin lodge No. 560, I. O. 
O. F. and Leo Independent Fire company, of which Mr. FISHEL was a member, served 
as pallbearers. They were Bayard E. SHINDLER, William JONES, Emory R. NEFF, W. 
Russell STRAYER, Clarence E. JACOBS, and Arthur E. YOUNG. Honorary pallbearers, 
representing the fire company were; John K. MILLER, W. W. LAUER, Jacob STREAVIG 
and H. W. SHEELER. Graveside services were conducted by the Veterans of Foreign 
Wars in charge of Commander Clarence E. JACOBS, Senior Vice- Commander James L. 
NEFF, Junior Vice-Commander Samuel M. HUNT, Chaplain Leo C. FOUST and Officer of 
the Day Warren J. TYSON. David G. BURGER and Allen C. FREY, representing the Odd 
Fellows, also conducted graveside ceremonies. Burial was made in The Red Lion 
cemetery.

 

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