Died at his home, East Green Street, Saturday night, March 28, 1936 at 10:30 o'clock. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Laura J. Haller, who before marriage was Miss Bartgis, and one brother, Robert Haller, of Baltimore.
He was a native of Frederick and came to Westminster 60 years ago and was an expert machinist with the Taylor Company. When the Taylor Company removed its plant to Chambersburg, Pa., he continued with the company for several years and then located to Florida. Later he returned to Westminster and opened a machine shop on West Green Street, near Liberty Street. He retired from the business 20 or more years ago. He was of a happy, jovial disposition and had many friends and few realized he was nearly 86 years old.
Burial in Lorraine Cemetery with a Masonic ceremony.
Carroll County Times April 3, 1936
He was a native of Frederick and came to Westminster 60 years ago and was an expert machinist with the Taylor Company. When the Taylor Company removed its plant to Chambersburg, Pa., he continued with the company for several years and then located to Florida. Later he returned to Westminster and opened a machine shop on West Green Street, near Liberty Street. He retired from the business 20 or more years ago. He was of a happy, jovial disposition and had many friends and few realized he was nearly 86 years old.
Burial in Lorraine Cemetery with a Masonic ceremony.
Carroll County Times April 3, 1936
Died at his home, East Green Street, Saturday night, March 28, 1936 at 10:30 o'clock. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Laura J. Haller, who before marriage was Miss Bartgis, and one brother, Robert Haller, of Baltimore.
He was a native of Frederick and came to Westminster 60 years ago and was an expert machinist with the Taylor Company. When the Taylor Company removed its plant to Chambersburg, Pa., he continued with the company for several years and then located to Florida. Later he returned to Westminster and opened a machine shop on West Green Street, near Liberty Street. He retired from the business 20 or more years ago. He was of a happy, jovial disposition and had many friends and few realized he was nearly 86 years old.
Burial in Lorraine Cemetery with a Masonic ceremony.
Carroll County Times April 3, 1936
He was a native of Frederick and came to Westminster 60 years ago and was an expert machinist with the Taylor Company. When the Taylor Company removed its plant to Chambersburg, Pa., he continued with the company for several years and then located to Florida. Later he returned to Westminster and opened a machine shop on West Green Street, near Liberty Street. He retired from the business 20 or more years ago. He was of a happy, jovial disposition and had many friends and few realized he was nearly 86 years old.
Burial in Lorraine Cemetery with a Masonic ceremony.
Carroll County Times April 3, 1936
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