OBIT: Grover F. Wareheim, 1916, Codorus Township, York County, PA

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Dr. Grover F. Wareheim

Dr. Grover F. Wareheim died at his home in Codorus township, Aug. 8, after a 
sickness of three years of tuberculosis.  He had been confined to bed for the 
last six months.  He was 32 years old.  He is survived by his mother, Mrs. 
Aschah Wareheim, Glen Rock; his wife and two children, a son, George and 
daughter Saulein, at home; and two brothers, S. B. Wareheim, Glen Rock, 
practicing law in York; and Dr. G. G. Wareheim, a dentist, Baltimore.

The son of a physician he entered the Hahnemann Medical college, Philadelphia, 
and graduated from that institution in 1910.  After a one year’s course in the 
Flower hospital he left for Jamestown, N. D., where he entered the practice of 
his profession.  He also practiced in Lamoor, N. D.  His early education was 
obtained at the York Collegiate institute, which he entered in 1899, graduating 
in 1903.  He entered the Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster, in 1902, and 
graduated from there in 1906.

After practicing several years in North Dakota Dr. Wareheim found his health 
failing and about two years ago, returned to this section, taking a farm in 
Codorus, where he died.

Funeral services at 10 a.m. Friday at the home of his mother in Glen Rock.  
Interment in the Lutheran cemetery, Rev. J. B. Wolf officiating.

The Hanover Herald – Saturday, August 12, 1916