Death Notice - Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, Wed 13 Jul 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
Curry, Harry R, beloved husband of Elva; brother of George A., Mrs Hattie Bartholomew, Mrs Rush Unger of Meadville, Pa. Funeral service Thursday, July 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Tues Aug 30 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
The Cleveland Baseball Co was sued for $60,000 in Common Pleas Court yesterday by the widow of a Clevelander whose death, it was alleged, was caused by injuries suffered when he fell at the stadium at the June 12 double-header with New York.
Mrs Elva T Curry, 1854 E 19th Street, charged her husband, Harry Robert Curry, 54, slipped on paper cups and other debris in an isle and fell headlong down concrete steps in the stands. He died July 10.
Curry, Harry R, beloved husband of Elva; brother of George A., Mrs Hattie Bartholomew, Mrs Rush Unger of Meadville, Pa. Funeral service Thursday, July 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Tues Aug 30 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
The Cleveland Baseball Co was sued for $60,000 in Common Pleas Court yesterday by the widow of a Clevelander whose death, it was alleged, was caused by injuries suffered when he fell at the stadium at the June 12 double-header with New York.
Mrs Elva T Curry, 1854 E 19th Street, charged her husband, Harry Robert Curry, 54, slipped on paper cups and other debris in an isle and fell headlong down concrete steps in the stands. He died July 10.
Death Notice - Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, Wed 13 Jul 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
Curry, Harry R, beloved husband of Elva; brother of George A., Mrs Hattie Bartholomew, Mrs Rush Unger of Meadville, Pa. Funeral service Thursday, July 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Tues Aug 30 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
The Cleveland Baseball Co was sued for $60,000 in Common Pleas Court yesterday by the widow of a Clevelander whose death, it was alleged, was caused by injuries suffered when he fell at the stadium at the June 12 double-header with New York.
Mrs Elva T Curry, 1854 E 19th Street, charged her husband, Harry Robert Curry, 54, slipped on paper cups and other debris in an isle and fell headlong down concrete steps in the stands. He died July 10.
Curry, Harry R, beloved husband of Elva; brother of George A., Mrs Hattie Bartholomew, Mrs Rush Unger of Meadville, Pa. Funeral service Thursday, July 14 at 1 p.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
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Plain Dealer, Cleveland Ohio, Tues Aug 30 1955 pg 6 via GenealogyBank.com:
The Cleveland Baseball Co was sued for $60,000 in Common Pleas Court yesterday by the widow of a Clevelander whose death, it was alleged, was caused by injuries suffered when he fell at the stadium at the June 12 double-header with New York.
Mrs Elva T Curry, 1854 E 19th Street, charged her husband, Harry Robert Curry, 54, slipped on paper cups and other debris in an isle and fell headlong down concrete steps in the stands. He died July 10.
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