Albert Barens, 70 Forest Avenue employed at the Oakland Motor Car company who was seriously injured when he fell down an elevator shaft at the factory last week, died yesterday at the City Hospital. He suffered a fractured leg in his fall but was through to be recovering rapidly. A heart attack caused his death. His heart was in a weak condition and failed to stand the shock connected with the fall. He was 54 years old and is survived by his wife. The funeral is expected to be held Wednesday but definite arrangements have not been made.
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow for Albert Barens, 54 years old, who died at the City hospital Sunday from a heart attack which followed injuries received in a fall down an elevator shaft at the Oakland Motor Company last week. He suffered a fractured leg in the fall but was thought to be improving. His heart failed to stand the shock and weak condition resulted from the fall. Mr. Barens leaves his widow and six children: Mrs. Louis Faust, Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Howard Peck, all of Pontiac and David, Frederick and Henry at home. He also leaves his mother, four brothers and four sisters. He lived with his family at 70 Forest avenue. The rites tomorrow will be held at the St. Michael church and burial will be in the Mt. Hope cemetery.
Cause of Death: heart attack after falling down an elevator shaft
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow for Albert Barens, 54 years old, who died at the City hospital Sunday from a heart attack which followed injuries received in a fall down an elevator shaft at the Oakland Motor Company last week. He suffered a fractured leg in the fall but was thought to be improving. His heart failed to stand the shock and weak condition resulted from the fall. Mr. Barens leaves his widow and six children: Mrs. Louis Faust, Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Howard Peck, all of Pontiac and David, Frederick and Henry at home. He also leaves his mother, four brothers and four sisters. He lived with his family at 70 Forest avenue. The rites tomorrow will be held at the St. Michael church and burial will be in the Mt. Hope cemetery.
Cause of Death: heart attack after falling down an elevator shaft
Albert Barens, 70 Forest Avenue employed at the Oakland Motor Car company who was seriously injured when he fell down an elevator shaft at the factory last week, died yesterday at the City Hospital. He suffered a fractured leg in his fall but was through to be recovering rapidly. A heart attack caused his death. His heart was in a weak condition and failed to stand the shock connected with the fall. He was 54 years old and is survived by his wife. The funeral is expected to be held Wednesday but definite arrangements have not been made.
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow for Albert Barens, 54 years old, who died at the City hospital Sunday from a heart attack which followed injuries received in a fall down an elevator shaft at the Oakland Motor Company last week. He suffered a fractured leg in the fall but was thought to be improving. His heart failed to stand the shock and weak condition resulted from the fall. Mr. Barens leaves his widow and six children: Mrs. Louis Faust, Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Howard Peck, all of Pontiac and David, Frederick and Henry at home. He also leaves his mother, four brothers and four sisters. He lived with his family at 70 Forest avenue. The rites tomorrow will be held at the St. Michael church and burial will be in the Mt. Hope cemetery.
Cause of Death: heart attack after falling down an elevator shaft
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow for Albert Barens, 54 years old, who died at the City hospital Sunday from a heart attack which followed injuries received in a fall down an elevator shaft at the Oakland Motor Company last week. He suffered a fractured leg in the fall but was thought to be improving. His heart failed to stand the shock and weak condition resulted from the fall. Mr. Barens leaves his widow and six children: Mrs. Louis Faust, Mrs. Edgar King and Mrs. Howard Peck, all of Pontiac and David, Frederick and Henry at home. He also leaves his mother, four brothers and four sisters. He lived with his family at 70 Forest avenue. The rites tomorrow will be held at the St. Michael church and burial will be in the Mt. Hope cemetery.
Cause of Death: heart attack after falling down an elevator shaft
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