Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-19
psArn OF Rkr. JACOB aE,SHoLp
A We'll Known bunker Preacher Forty Years
Resident of Lancaster

A Well Known bunker Preacher Forty Years
Resident of Lancaster.
Rev. Jacob Reinhold, a native OF this
county, representative Of one OF its oldest
and most widely connected families,
preacher in the denomination OF Baptist
Brethren--familiarly known as Dunkers-
and for over forty years a resident of the
northern part of this city, died at i:3o p m.
on Saturday, at the residence of himself and
son.in-lsw, MIR j. W. Byrne, No. 80 North
Queen street
Mr. Reinhold was a brother OF the
late Col. Jesse Renhold, ot Meyers
town, Lebanon county aud Reinhoid's
Station of John Reihhold, still resi-
dent of Reinholdsville of the late Ben
ismin Reinhold. of North Prince street, this
city of Mrs Shirk, OF Indiana, and Mrs
Ninth, of Lebanon county. lie was born
March 10, 1874, at Reinholdsville, this county,
and had therefore just entered his lst year
at the time of his death. He learned the
trade of tanner, and in his early life carried
on that business in Newmanstown, Lebanon
county. Forty years ago he removed TO this
city and took up his residence above Walnut
street on North Queen, in which neighbor-
hood he has dwelt for over 40 years, closely
observant OF all its changes, taking an active
interest and warm pride in its development
For a time Mr.. X, was engaged in the coal
business here F.: he was then associated WIN
the Messrs Russell in the hardware ana
house furnishing trade on North queen
street, where kepler's store now is. In l>b>
with his son Edw. Reinhold he founded the
business now carried on by Stoner, Shreiner
& Co, and they sold ont to the present firm
in 1872 He was one of the projectors OF the
Northern market house aud OF other improve
meDts in that section.
For full half a century he was a leading
member of the religious denomination
known as "Baptist Brethren or "Dupkers';
and forty-three years ago he was chosen by
Lat att
in the congregation. Since then he has
ministered steadfastly in this section and
over the country, preaching, teaching and
administering the rites of the church. He
was man of mild manner, benevolence,
wide acquaintance aud great popularity. lie
was originally Democrat In politics. but
with the faith and practice of his church be
abandoned all political affiliations and lie
came non-litigant and non-resistant
Two ears ago Mr.. Reinhold was strick en-
with apoplexy, and siuce then he has suffer-
ed from Brights disease. For ten days before
his demise the event was anticipated.
Mr.. Reinhold's widow, the partner OF his
life, survives him and the following children;
Mrs. George Brindle, of Kansas Mrs. y. W.
Byrne, wife of the well-known dry goods
merchant of this city Edw. Reinhold, OF the
Chickies rolling mill ; Mrs. G, IA. Nagle, o
Kansas Mrs. f. A. Myers, of Pittsburg and
Mrs. VIM. Eichler, of this city.
| His funeral will take place on Wednesday
at 10 a. M, the interment will he made il
the Lancaster cemetery the clergy OF lii
church will ofticiate, and the concourse in at
tendance will undoubtedly be very great
A Lancaster Countain Dies In Reading.
George W. Souders, an old and well
known citizen, died Saturday morning at hi:
residence 18th and Chestnut streets, Read
ing. He was troubled for several years will
an affection of the heart, and this with hi
advanced age and general debility caused hi
| death. Mr. Souders was confined t
his bed for two days, but had beel
| confined to the house for some time be
fore. He was in the 10Th year OF his age
| He had been engaged in the confectioner,
| business there more than 40 years. lie wa
| the Oldest confectiOner in Reading and retire.
| from the business April lst. He learned th
| trade in early life and was actively engage,
| in it until his retirement Deceased was borl
in Lancaster county and went to Readin
when young man. His widow, one grand
child and children all residing IN Reading
survive. Alfred NJ. and Jacob Souders an
Mrs. Anna Shelter are the surviving brother
| and sisters.