Harry & Lela's children: 1 son died as infant. Buried with Gr-Grandfather Jacob Sr per Family Bible
Harry's parents were Jacob W Coleman and Sarah E Yant. Their children: Vera Fern Coleman Shannon (Grover), Roy Emerson, Orville D & Harry F (Lena)
Mother said they all lived on Powers' farm in Aboite Twp. where her mother Vera Fern & siblings were born. Vera Fern married Grover Shannon & moved to Fort Wayne.
Ft Wayne JG 3/31/1906 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: On the old Powers farm five miles southwest of Fort Wayne, and on the Huntington Road, will sell at public sale 4 head of horses, 5 cows, 800 bushels of oats, 16 tons of hay, together with all the up-to-date farming implements that are necessary for a farmer. Also fine lot of Plymouth Rock chickens. Cars on interurban railroad stop at the farm. John Cloxton, Auctioneer.
OBITUARY from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 10/27/1937, page 11.
Plan Coleman Rites Thursday - I.S.C. Supervisor Dies Behind Auto Wheel
Services for Harry F. Coleman, 52, 1148 Oakdale Drive, maintenance of way superintendent for the Indiana Service Corporation, who died of a heart ailment behind the wheel of his automobile at South Wayne Avenue and Rudisall Boulevard about 8:30 AM yesterday, will be held at 10:30 AM Thursday at Klaehn & Sons' funeral home with Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Interment will be at Rockfield.
Angina pectoris was the cause of death, Dr. C. B. Parker deputy Allen County coroner reported. Coleman was found limp in the front seat of the car by Mrs. James Baker of 1125 Lexington Avenue who summoned aid. Motor Patrol Officers Richard Kelly and Frank Spillner made an investigation of the case.
Having suffered an attack of influenza about two weeks ago, Coleman had been advised by a physician to take an extended rest. Mrs. Baker, driving nearby, saw Coleman's swerving automobile strike a parked machine, then stop.
The heart victim was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church, Home Lodge, F. & A. M. the Scottish Rite and Mizpah Shrine Temple. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lela G. Coleman; the mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Coleman; two brothers, Roy and Orville Coleman and a sister, Mrs. Vera Shannon, all of this city. The body may be viewed at the funeral home until the time of the service.
10/28/1937 Coleman, Harry F: Funeral services will be held this morning at 10:30AM at Klaehn & Sons' funeral chapel. Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Burial will be at Rockfield.
Harry's parents were Jacob W Coleman and Sarah E Yant. Their children: Vera Fern Coleman Shannon (Grover), Roy Emerson, Orville D & Harry F (Lena)
Mother said they all lived on Powers' farm in Aboite Twp. where her mother Vera Fern & siblings were born. Vera Fern married Grover Shannon & moved to Fort Wayne.
Ft Wayne JG 3/31/1906 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: On the old Powers farm five miles southwest of Fort Wayne, and on the Huntington Road, will sell at public sale 4 head of horses, 5 cows, 800 bushels of oats, 16 tons of hay, together with all the up-to-date farming implements that are necessary for a farmer. Also fine lot of Plymouth Rock chickens. Cars on interurban railroad stop at the farm. John Cloxton, Auctioneer.
OBITUARY from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 10/27/1937, page 11.
Plan Coleman Rites Thursday - I.S.C. Supervisor Dies Behind Auto Wheel
Services for Harry F. Coleman, 52, 1148 Oakdale Drive, maintenance of way superintendent for the Indiana Service Corporation, who died of a heart ailment behind the wheel of his automobile at South Wayne Avenue and Rudisall Boulevard about 8:30 AM yesterday, will be held at 10:30 AM Thursday at Klaehn & Sons' funeral home with Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Interment will be at Rockfield.
Angina pectoris was the cause of death, Dr. C. B. Parker deputy Allen County coroner reported. Coleman was found limp in the front seat of the car by Mrs. James Baker of 1125 Lexington Avenue who summoned aid. Motor Patrol Officers Richard Kelly and Frank Spillner made an investigation of the case.
Having suffered an attack of influenza about two weeks ago, Coleman had been advised by a physician to take an extended rest. Mrs. Baker, driving nearby, saw Coleman's swerving automobile strike a parked machine, then stop.
The heart victim was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church, Home Lodge, F. & A. M. the Scottish Rite and Mizpah Shrine Temple. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lela G. Coleman; the mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Coleman; two brothers, Roy and Orville Coleman and a sister, Mrs. Vera Shannon, all of this city. The body may be viewed at the funeral home until the time of the service.
10/28/1937 Coleman, Harry F: Funeral services will be held this morning at 10:30AM at Klaehn & Sons' funeral chapel. Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Burial will be at Rockfield.
Harry & Lela's children: 1 son died as infant. Buried with Gr-Grandfather Jacob Sr per Family Bible
Harry's parents were Jacob W Coleman and Sarah E Yant. Their children: Vera Fern Coleman Shannon (Grover), Roy Emerson, Orville D & Harry F (Lena)
Mother said they all lived on Powers' farm in Aboite Twp. where her mother Vera Fern & siblings were born. Vera Fern married Grover Shannon & moved to Fort Wayne.
Ft Wayne JG 3/31/1906 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: On the old Powers farm five miles southwest of Fort Wayne, and on the Huntington Road, will sell at public sale 4 head of horses, 5 cows, 800 bushels of oats, 16 tons of hay, together with all the up-to-date farming implements that are necessary for a farmer. Also fine lot of Plymouth Rock chickens. Cars on interurban railroad stop at the farm. John Cloxton, Auctioneer.
OBITUARY from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 10/27/1937, page 11.
Plan Coleman Rites Thursday - I.S.C. Supervisor Dies Behind Auto Wheel
Services for Harry F. Coleman, 52, 1148 Oakdale Drive, maintenance of way superintendent for the Indiana Service Corporation, who died of a heart ailment behind the wheel of his automobile at South Wayne Avenue and Rudisall Boulevard about 8:30 AM yesterday, will be held at 10:30 AM Thursday at Klaehn & Sons' funeral home with Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Interment will be at Rockfield.
Angina pectoris was the cause of death, Dr. C. B. Parker deputy Allen County coroner reported. Coleman was found limp in the front seat of the car by Mrs. James Baker of 1125 Lexington Avenue who summoned aid. Motor Patrol Officers Richard Kelly and Frank Spillner made an investigation of the case.
Having suffered an attack of influenza about two weeks ago, Coleman had been advised by a physician to take an extended rest. Mrs. Baker, driving nearby, saw Coleman's swerving automobile strike a parked machine, then stop.
The heart victim was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church, Home Lodge, F. & A. M. the Scottish Rite and Mizpah Shrine Temple. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lela G. Coleman; the mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Coleman; two brothers, Roy and Orville Coleman and a sister, Mrs. Vera Shannon, all of this city. The body may be viewed at the funeral home until the time of the service.
10/28/1937 Coleman, Harry F: Funeral services will be held this morning at 10:30AM at Klaehn & Sons' funeral chapel. Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Burial will be at Rockfield.
Harry's parents were Jacob W Coleman and Sarah E Yant. Their children: Vera Fern Coleman Shannon (Grover), Roy Emerson, Orville D & Harry F (Lena)
Mother said they all lived on Powers' farm in Aboite Twp. where her mother Vera Fern & siblings were born. Vera Fern married Grover Shannon & moved to Fort Wayne.
Ft Wayne JG 3/31/1906 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: On the old Powers farm five miles southwest of Fort Wayne, and on the Huntington Road, will sell at public sale 4 head of horses, 5 cows, 800 bushels of oats, 16 tons of hay, together with all the up-to-date farming implements that are necessary for a farmer. Also fine lot of Plymouth Rock chickens. Cars on interurban railroad stop at the farm. John Cloxton, Auctioneer.
OBITUARY from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 10/27/1937, page 11.
Plan Coleman Rites Thursday - I.S.C. Supervisor Dies Behind Auto Wheel
Services for Harry F. Coleman, 52, 1148 Oakdale Drive, maintenance of way superintendent for the Indiana Service Corporation, who died of a heart ailment behind the wheel of his automobile at South Wayne Avenue and Rudisall Boulevard about 8:30 AM yesterday, will be held at 10:30 AM Thursday at Klaehn & Sons' funeral home with Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Interment will be at Rockfield.
Angina pectoris was the cause of death, Dr. C. B. Parker deputy Allen County coroner reported. Coleman was found limp in the front seat of the car by Mrs. James Baker of 1125 Lexington Avenue who summoned aid. Motor Patrol Officers Richard Kelly and Frank Spillner made an investigation of the case.
Having suffered an attack of influenza about two weeks ago, Coleman had been advised by a physician to take an extended rest. Mrs. Baker, driving nearby, saw Coleman's swerving automobile strike a parked machine, then stop.
The heart victim was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church, Home Lodge, F. & A. M. the Scottish Rite and Mizpah Shrine Temple. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lela G. Coleman; the mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Coleman; two brothers, Roy and Orville Coleman and a sister, Mrs. Vera Shannon, all of this city. The body may be viewed at the funeral home until the time of the service.
10/28/1937 Coleman, Harry F: Funeral services will be held this morning at 10:30AM at Klaehn & Sons' funeral chapel. Rev. Charles M. Houser officiating. Burial will be at Rockfield.
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