York County PA Archives Obituaries.....Rechard, Flora May 24, 1916
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newspaper, handwritten date 29 May 1916
MRS. FLORA RECHARD 
Mrs. Flora Rechard aged about 63 years, wife of John S. Rechard, died 
yesterday at the family residence, 107 North Newberry Street. Mrs. Rechard had 
been seized with attacks of heart trouble at intervals for some time, and 
after preparing supper Tuesday evening she had another sudden attack. Her 
condition grew worse during Tuesday night and yesterday, death occurring at 
about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. Besides her husband she leaves three 
brothers, John and Arbel Houseal of Maytown Lancaster County, and Horace 
Houseal of Lancaster. Funeral services will be held at the family residence 
next Saturday afternoon with Rev. Dr. Clinton E. Walter, pastor of St. Paul's 
Lutheran Church, which the deceased was a member, officiating. He will be 
assisted by Rev. W. Emerson Karns,  pastor of the Duke Street and M. E. 
Church. Interment will be made in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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DEATH NOTICE
Rechard --- on May 24, 1916 at her residence, 106 North Newberry Street, Flora 
Rechard, wife of John S. Rechard.
     Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her 
residence, 107 North Newberry Street, Saturday afternoon at 2:00. Interment 
private in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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MRS. JOHN RECHARD
Mrs. John S. Rechard, who died suddenly last Wednesday afternoon was buried 
Saturday afternoon. Services were conducted a 2 o'clock at the family 
residence, 107 North Newberry Street. Rev. Dr. Clinton E. Walter, pastor of 
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, officiated, and was assisted by Rev. W. Emerson 
Karns,  pastor of Duke Street Methodist congregation. The pall bearers were 
John Kraber,  Philip Schreiber, John Hubley, Frank Bostie, Harry Williams and 
David Gressley.  Burial was made in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

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