Helen R. Beicher ^{2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9}

   FamilySearch ID: L6RT-MT2.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Census in 1910 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹¹ Reuben Bucher [census taker's handwriting could easily be Biecher instead of Bucher], laborer in iron works, 47, was married for 26 years to wife Mary, 43. She had given birth to 10 children, 7 of whom were living in 1910. Also in their household: Priscilla, machine operator in shirt factory, 21; James, barber, 16; Agnes, 13; John, 10; Joseph, 8; and Helen, 7. Also in the home was Gertrude Kauffman, granddaughter, 4. Everyone was born in Pennsylvania as were their parents.

2. Residence: Lebanon City Directory: 364 N. Prune Al. Beicher, Reuben, iron wkr.; Mrs. Emma M., Priscilla G., James A. Barber, Agnes J., John R., Joseph L., Helen R., Gertrude J. In 1913 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹²

3. Newspaper: Lebanon Daily News: John Beicher Sends Sister Handsome Gifts From Panama, 5 Dec 1917, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹³ Miss Helen Beicher, of 366 Prune Avenue, is in receipt of a number of handsome gifts from her brother, John R. Beicher, who is stationed with Company M., 33d United States infantry, in the Panama Canal Zone. The gifts include a large handkerchief, upon which is printed a shield, with the lettering "U. S. Army -- War of 1917," in the corner; a large silk muffler, with the flags of the allies around the border; a cushion top, and a French flag, with the photo of the sender embroidered in the center.
The gifts are on display at the Beicher barber shop, on South Eighth street, next to the Central hotel.

4. Residence: 366 Prune Alley, Lebanon, PA on 12 Aug 1918 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ⁶

5. Census in 1920 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ² Renting at 322 Prune Alley in Lebanon in 1920 was Reuben Beicher, laborer, 56, widowed, living with sons James, barber, 25; and Joseph, 18; and daughter Helen, 17. Everyone and their parents were born in Pennsylvania.

6. Newspaper: Lebanon Evening Report: "Married: Andrew Winkler, steel worker, of 1934 Center street, Pleasant Hill, son of Andrew Winkler, and Miss Helen R. Beicher, 366 Prune street, daughter of Reuben Beicher.", 11 Oct 1920, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁴

7. Newspaper: Lebanon Semi-Weekly News: Marriage License: Andrew Winkler, son of Andrew Winkler Sr. Of 1934 Center street, Pleasant Hill, and Miss Helen R. Beicher, daughter of Reuben beicher of 366 Prune street., 11 Oct 1920, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁵

8. Newspaper: Evening Report: Winkler-Beicher, 13 Oct 1920, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁶ Rev. Father William E. Martin, assistant recter at St. Mary's church on Tuesday united in wedlock Miss Helen R. Beicher, 366 Prune street, a daughter of Reuben Beicher, and Andrew Winkler, steel worker of 1934 Center street, Pleasant Hill, son of Andrew Winkler.

9. Residence: on 1 Dec 1938 in Cleona, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁷

10. Census in 1940 in Cleona, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁸ The 1940 census recorded at 115 N. Garfield Street: Andrew Winkler, laborer, 42, living with wife Helen, looper in hosiery manufacturing, 36. They were born in Pennsylvania and lived in the same place in 1935.

11. Census in 1950 in Cleona, Lebanon, PA. ¹⁹

12. Residence: on 5 Apr 1952 in Cleona, Lebanon, PA. ⁹

13. Cause of Death: Helen died at Good Samaritan Hospital due to left ventricular failure, 2 Dec 1955, Lebanon, Lebanon, PA.

14. Residence: 115 N. Garfield St., Cleona, PA on 2 Dec 1955 in Cleona, Lebanon, PA. ⁵

15. Obituary: Lebanon Daily News on 3 Dec 1955 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA. ³ Mrs. Helen R. Winkler Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Helen R. (Beicher) Winkler, 52, wife of Andrew S. Winkler, 115 North Garfield St., Cleona, died last night in Good Samaritan Hospital of medical complications.
She was admitted ot the hospital Thursday and has been ailing for several years.
A member of St. Paul's Catholic Church, Annville, she was a member of the Rosary Society and past president of the ladies auxilliary to the Cleona Fire Co.
Survivors, in addition to her husband, are a foster daughter, Dorothy, wife of John Reiter, Wirton, W. Va., and two brothers: John and Joseph Beicher, both of Lebanon.
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Helen married Andrew Stephen Winkler, son of Andrew J. Winkler and Elizabeth M. Trubica, on 12 Oct 1920 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA.¹ (Andrew Stephen Winkler was born on 26 Jan 1898 in , Lebanon, PA,^{1 20 21} died on 20 Nov 1960 in Lebanon, Lebanon, PA ^{20 22 23} and was buried on 26 Nov 1960 in Annville: Grand View Memorial Park, Lebanon, PA ^{20 22}.)