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Hostetler, Enos (d. 1953)
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+ | Sugarcreek, Ohio. — Enos Hostetler, former well known business man here, died suddenly of a heart attack while driving his car in Dover on July 22. The car jumped the curb and struck a tree, and Mr. Hostetler was dead on arrival at the Union hospital. |
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+ | Funeral services were to be conducted here by Rev. Paul R. Miller of Walnut Creek. |
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+ | Mr. Hostetler had operated a grocery, restaurant and antique shop here for a number of years, and for the past ten years was in the antique business at Strasburg. Four sisters and one brother survive him. |
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 30 Jul 1953 p. 5
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Suffers Fatal Attack While Driving Car
Sugarcreek, Ohio. — Enos Hostetler, former well known business man here, died suddenly of a heart attack while driving his car in Dover on July 22. The car jumped the curb and struck a tree, and Mr. Hostetler was dead on arrival at the Union hospital.
Funeral services were to be conducted here by Rev. Paul R. Miller of Walnut Creek.
Mr. Hostetler had operated a grocery, restaurant and antique shop here for a number of years, and for the past ten years was in the antique business at Strasburg. Four sisters and one brother survive him.