The Auman Funeral Homes, Reading, is in charge of arrangements. She was also predeceased by a son, Donald Neider. There are 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.Īlso surviving are a sister, Pearl (Druckenmiller) Stengel, New Holland, Lancaster County and five brothers: Robert, Leon and Paul Druckenmiller, all in California Luther Druckenmiller, in Illinois and John Druckenmiller, in Berks County. She is survived by a daughter, Dolores M. Lencke was a member of the Central Park United Methodist Church, Reading. She was previously employed for many years as a looper by the Chancellor Hosiery Co., Reading. Until retiring in 1974, she was employed by Sears Roebuck & Co., Wyomissing, for more than four years as a seamstress. She was predeceased by her husband, Henry Lencke.īorn in Hamburg, she was a daughter of the late John and Catherine (Baeghikley) Druckenmiller. 28 in Berks Heim, where she was a resident since 1992. Fritz Funeral Home, 55 Noble St., Kutztown, will be followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Rhode of Reading and two brothers, Dalton Surviving are a daughter, Patricia M., of Irvine, Calif. Born in Kutztown, she was a daughter of the late Granville H.Īnd Nora J. Main St., Kutztown, died Monday in her home. Ma-Mc Me-Mi Mo-My N O P Q Ra-Rey Rh-Rz Saa-Sc Se-Sh Si-Sq Sta-Sti Sto-Sz Haa-Haz Hea-Hez Hi-Hof Hog-Hz I J Ka-Ke Ki-Kn Ko-Kuz La-Lem Len-Ly Second St., San Jose a letter of the alphabet to view the obituaries for a surname that starts with that letter.Ī Ba-Baz Be-Bez Bi-Bo Br-By C Da-Dez Di-Dy E Fa-Fi Fl-Fy Ga-Gl Go-Gy Look for a late summer opening downtown after six to eight weeks of renovation, the couple said.ĭetails: 261 N. The couple met at the old San Jose Town & Country Village location, where she was a waitress and he was a cook. The Chijates were longtime Hobee’s employees who bought the company in 2017 when the founders, the Taber family, decided to sell after 43 years. In 2004, the New York Times highlighted a “Healthy Highways” guide book that credited Hobee’s for serving “whole-wheat pancakes, homemade and mostly vegetarian soups, veggie and turkey burgers and even soy milk” - offerings that are mainstream today but not so much two decades ago.

The first “significant” award, the company notes on its website, came in 1977 when the monthly magazine New West honored Hobee’s for serving “the best breakfast in the Bay Area.” Other awards rolled in from the Mercury News (Best of Silicon Valley Hall of Fame for multiple breakfast/brunch wins), the Metro Weekly and Palo Alto Weekly. Willow Glen’s Copita restaurant will begin serving lunch today “We look forward to creating a fresh, fun spin on the Hobee’s experience and a neighborhood gathering spot for our customers.” “We have strong name recognition for breakfast and lunch, but I expect the beer garden will draw lots of new faces,” she and her husband, Daniel, said in announcing the news. James Park.”įor this storied property, Hobee’s will veer out of its traditional lane and go with a beer garden concept, as had been featured by the previous occupant, Ludwig’s. The patio is going to be so amazing on summer nights, and we love all of the plans for St. “But we went to see it and just fell in love. This one was a long shot,” co-owner Camille Chijate told the Mercury News. “We have been looking for a replacement for our San Jose location that lost its lease last year.

Breakfast notable Hobee’s, one of Silicon Valley’s oldest locally owned restaurant groups, has announced that it will open an eatery and beer garden in downtown San Jose’s Germania Hall, a North Second Street landmark since the late 1800s.Ī blue Victorian and a restaurant famous for blueberry coffee cake? Sounds like this match was meant to be.

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