Robert M. Wahl
Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon Pa., Monday Evening, November 2, 1931, Page 3
Robert M. Wahl, of 216 Walker Street, Harrisburg was killed and his fiancée, her parents and her sister were injured yesterday afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding skidded and was overturned at Hamburg.
The injured, all of Harrisburg, are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeser, Miss Dorothy M. Reeser, Wahl's fiancée, a nurse at the Polyclinic hospital and Miss June Reeser. Wahl an employee of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company was driving the automobile. He and the others were returning from a visit at Orange, N.J. At Hamburg the machine skidded on a wet road and turned over several times. Wahl was pinned beneath the steering wheel and instantly killed. The others suffered minor injuries.
Mrs. Mary Alice Warner
Taken From the Gettysburg Compiler, Gettysburg, PA
October 13, 1945
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Alice Warner, who died at her home, in Harrisburg, Sunday, were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Stump funeral home, Hummelstown, with the Rev. D. Leroy Fegley, pastor of the United Brethren Church, officiating. Burial in the Hummselstown cemetery. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Irene Davis and Mrs. Elizabeth Potticher, both of Harrisburg; two sons William E. Warner, York Springs, and Roy A. Warner, Seattle, Wash.
William White
Republican Compiler (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania), November 14, 1827
Died in Harrisburg, on Wednesday the 31st ultimo, Mr. William White, Printer, aged about 45 years.
Frank Wonderly and Ross Smeltzer
Adams County News (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
October 28, 1916
Harrisburg, Pa., Oct 24 - Frank Wonderly, thirty-six old of Highspire, and Ross Smeltzer, fifty-two of Bressler, were instantly killed and William Martz of Bressler, was fly-burned as the result of an explosion of dynamite in a quarry near here. It is believed that the drill which the men were using struck a charge of the explosion which had failed to go off at a previous firing.