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Schwartz, Noah J. (1905-1965)
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| + | <font size="+2">'''Crash on Fog-Shrouded Indiana Highway Fatal to Farmer'''</font> |
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| + | Berne, Ind. — An accident on fog-shrouded Indiana 427 east of Hamilton, Ind. claimed the life of Noah J. Schwartz, 60, a resident of the Steuben County Amish settlement and a native of the Berne community. |
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| + | Mr. Schwartz was a deacon in the Amish church. The funeral service on Monday, Dec. 13, was attended by relatives and friends from a number of states, including two bus loads from Lancaster County, Pa. The widow is the former Annie Hertzler of Dover, Del. |
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| + | Investigating officers said Mr. Schwartz was riding in a buggy being pulled behind a wagon load of corn when the buggy was hit from the rear by a car. He was thrown 67 feet, and died at the scene of a skull fracture. |
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| + | The car also hit the wagon and knocked off the rear wheels, but two teen-age sons of Schwartz riding on the wagon, were unhurt. They were Noah N. J., 17, and David N. J., 14. |
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Latest revision as of 15:03, 19 May 2021
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1965 Dec 23 p. 5
Birth date: 1905
text of obituary:
Crash on Fog-Shrouded Indiana Highway Fatal to Farmer
Berne, Ind. — An accident on fog-shrouded Indiana 427 east of Hamilton, Ind. claimed the life of Noah J. Schwartz, 60, a resident of the Steuben County Amish settlement and a native of the Berne community.
Mr. Schwartz was a deacon in the Amish church. The funeral service on Monday, Dec. 13, was attended by relatives and friends from a number of states, including two bus loads from Lancaster County, Pa. The widow is the former Annie Hertzler of Dover, Del.
Investigating officers said Mr. Schwartz was riding in a buggy being pulled behind a wagon load of corn when the buggy was hit from the rear by a car. He was thrown 67 feet, and died at the scene of a skull fracture.
The car also hit the wagon and knocked off the rear wheels, but two teen-age sons of Schwartz riding on the wagon, were unhurt. They were Noah N. J., 17, and David N. J., 14.
