Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), 30 Jun 1927.
"Robert Albright, 41, of 326 Chester street, died yesterday at noon in St. Joseph's hospital, after being overcome by heat last Saturday. He was overcome while standing on his truck and fell to the ground, dislocating his left shoulder. He had been ailing for some time previous to his late illness. Mr. Albright was in the produce business for the past 18 years and was born September 21 1886, in Gordonville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Albright, 511 East Marion street, this city. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Miss Mary Wolf, of York, and eight children: Robert, Dorothy, Hilda, George, Richard, Mary Jane, Nancy and Lorraine. Two brothers, Augustus and William, this city, and these sisters: Mrs. C.J. Ayers, Allentown; Mrs. Thomas Ottey, Lancaster; Mrs. Casper Dagen, Middletown, and Catherine Albright, Philadelphia, also survive."
"Robert Albright, 41, of 326 Chester street, died yesterday at noon in St. Joseph's hospital, after being overcome by heat last Saturday. He was overcome while standing on his truck and fell to the ground, dislocating his left shoulder. He had been ailing for some time previous to his late illness. Mr. Albright was in the produce business for the past 18 years and was born September 21 1886, in Gordonville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Albright, 511 East Marion street, this city. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Miss Mary Wolf, of York, and eight children: Robert, Dorothy, Hilda, George, Richard, Mary Jane, Nancy and Lorraine. Two brothers, Augustus and William, this city, and these sisters: Mrs. C.J. Ayers, Allentown; Mrs. Thomas Ottey, Lancaster; Mrs. Casper Dagen, Middletown, and Catherine Albright, Philadelphia, also survive."
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, PA), 30 Jun 1927.
"Robert Albright, 41, of 326 Chester street, died yesterday at noon in St. Joseph's hospital, after being overcome by heat last Saturday. He was overcome while standing on his truck and fell to the ground, dislocating his left shoulder. He had been ailing for some time previous to his late illness. Mr. Albright was in the produce business for the past 18 years and was born September 21 1886, in Gordonville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Albright, 511 East Marion street, this city. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Miss Mary Wolf, of York, and eight children: Robert, Dorothy, Hilda, George, Richard, Mary Jane, Nancy and Lorraine. Two brothers, Augustus and William, this city, and these sisters: Mrs. C.J. Ayers, Allentown; Mrs. Thomas Ottey, Lancaster; Mrs. Casper Dagen, Middletown, and Catherine Albright, Philadelphia, also survive."
"Robert Albright, 41, of 326 Chester street, died yesterday at noon in St. Joseph's hospital, after being overcome by heat last Saturday. He was overcome while standing on his truck and fell to the ground, dislocating his left shoulder. He had been ailing for some time previous to his late illness. Mr. Albright was in the produce business for the past 18 years and was born September 21 1886, in Gordonville, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Albright, 511 East Marion street, this city. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Miss Mary Wolf, of York, and eight children: Robert, Dorothy, Hilda, George, Richard, Mary Jane, Nancy and Lorraine. Two brothers, Augustus and William, this city, and these sisters: Mrs. C.J. Ayers, Allentown; Mrs. Thomas Ottey, Lancaster; Mrs. Casper Dagen, Middletown, and Catherine Albright, Philadelphia, also survive."
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