Published in the Gazette Times (Pittsburgh, PA) on Oct. 22, 1914:
Perry Ross Halbach, aged 54, died yesterday in his home, 614 Beechwood Ave., Carnegie, after a long illness. He was born in Dauphin County, the family removing to Carnegie when he was a boy. He had led an active business life up to the time of his illness, having been connected with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company at Ford City, Pa., and the St. Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley Park, Mo. He leaves behind his widow, Sarah Lindsay Halbach; one son, Howard Lindsay Halbach; and two daughters, Mrs. Helen Van Dover of St. Louis, and Miss Sarah Alice Halbach at home.
Perry Ross Halbach, aged 54, died yesterday in his home, 614 Beechwood Ave., Carnegie, after a long illness. He was born in Dauphin County, the family removing to Carnegie when he was a boy. He had led an active business life up to the time of his illness, having been connected with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company at Ford City, Pa., and the St. Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley Park, Mo. He leaves behind his widow, Sarah Lindsay Halbach; one son, Howard Lindsay Halbach; and two daughters, Mrs. Helen Van Dover of St. Louis, and Miss Sarah Alice Halbach at home.
Published in the Gazette Times (Pittsburgh, PA) on Oct. 22, 1914:
Perry Ross Halbach, aged 54, died yesterday in his home, 614 Beechwood Ave., Carnegie, after a long illness. He was born in Dauphin County, the family removing to Carnegie when he was a boy. He had led an active business life up to the time of his illness, having been connected with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company at Ford City, Pa., and the St. Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley Park, Mo. He leaves behind his widow, Sarah Lindsay Halbach; one son, Howard Lindsay Halbach; and two daughters, Mrs. Helen Van Dover of St. Louis, and Miss Sarah Alice Halbach at home.
Perry Ross Halbach, aged 54, died yesterday in his home, 614 Beechwood Ave., Carnegie, after a long illness. He was born in Dauphin County, the family removing to Carnegie when he was a boy. He had led an active business life up to the time of his illness, having been connected with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company at Ford City, Pa., and the St. Louis Plate Glass Company at Valley Park, Mo. He leaves behind his widow, Sarah Lindsay Halbach; one son, Howard Lindsay Halbach; and two daughters, Mrs. Helen Van Dover of St. Louis, and Miss Sarah Alice Halbach at home.
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He was interred on Oct. 24, 1914.
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