Ralph Jay Heckel was the son of John Heckel and Olive Bronson.
On December 22, 1913 in Erie County, Ohio, Ralph married Bertha Alma Maag. Ralph was a shovel operator for Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Company. On July 21, 1926, while operating the shovel, he was accidentally killed by a blast of dynamite in the quarry. He was a member of the Evangelical Community Church and the volunteer fire department.
He left behind a widow and four children.
On December 22, 1913 in Erie County, Ohio, Ralph married Bertha Alma Maag. Ralph was a shovel operator for Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Company. On July 21, 1926, while operating the shovel, he was accidentally killed by a blast of dynamite in the quarry. He was a member of the Evangelical Community Church and the volunteer fire department.
He left behind a widow and four children.
Ralph Jay Heckel was the son of John Heckel and Olive Bronson.
On December 22, 1913 in Erie County, Ohio, Ralph married Bertha Alma Maag. Ralph was a shovel operator for Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Company. On July 21, 1926, while operating the shovel, he was accidentally killed by a blast of dynamite in the quarry. He was a member of the Evangelical Community Church and the volunteer fire department.
He left behind a widow and four children.
On December 22, 1913 in Erie County, Ohio, Ralph married Bertha Alma Maag. Ralph was a shovel operator for Kelleys Island Lime and Transport Company. On July 21, 1926, while operating the shovel, he was accidentally killed by a blast of dynamite in the quarry. He was a member of the Evangelical Community Church and the volunteer fire department.
He left behind a widow and four children.
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