JACOB E. HAUG DIES AT 66
Jacob Ernst Haug, 66, of 2116 Hazel avenue died at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in University Hospital in Columbus where he had been a patient four and half weeks.
Mr. Haug was born Sept. 6, 1897. in Wayne Township, a son of John and Fredricka Kohler Haug and was a life resident of this community.
He had been employed at Armco Steel Corporation plant here for 42 years as a crane operator.
Mr. Haug was a member of Emanuel United Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge.
Surviving are his widow; Ruth; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Rittberger of White Oak Avenue and Mrs Helena Cunningham of Nashport; two brothers, Carl Haug of White Oak Avenue and Edward of 518 Kinzel Avenue; and a numbers of nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery, Zanesville
Published The Times Recorder Zanesville
Jacob Ernst Haug, 66, of 2116 Hazel avenue died at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in University Hospital in Columbus where he had been a patient four and half weeks.
Mr. Haug was born Sept. 6, 1897. in Wayne Township, a son of John and Fredricka Kohler Haug and was a life resident of this community.
He had been employed at Armco Steel Corporation plant here for 42 years as a crane operator.
Mr. Haug was a member of Emanuel United Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge.
Surviving are his widow; Ruth; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Rittberger of White Oak Avenue and Mrs Helena Cunningham of Nashport; two brothers, Carl Haug of White Oak Avenue and Edward of 518 Kinzel Avenue; and a numbers of nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery, Zanesville
Published The Times Recorder Zanesville
JACOB E. HAUG DIES AT 66
Jacob Ernst Haug, 66, of 2116 Hazel avenue died at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in University Hospital in Columbus where he had been a patient four and half weeks.
Mr. Haug was born Sept. 6, 1897. in Wayne Township, a son of John and Fredricka Kohler Haug and was a life resident of this community.
He had been employed at Armco Steel Corporation plant here for 42 years as a crane operator.
Mr. Haug was a member of Emanuel United Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge.
Surviving are his widow; Ruth; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Rittberger of White Oak Avenue and Mrs Helena Cunningham of Nashport; two brothers, Carl Haug of White Oak Avenue and Edward of 518 Kinzel Avenue; and a numbers of nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery, Zanesville
Published The Times Recorder Zanesville
Jacob Ernst Haug, 66, of 2116 Hazel avenue died at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in University Hospital in Columbus where he had been a patient four and half weeks.
Mr. Haug was born Sept. 6, 1897. in Wayne Township, a son of John and Fredricka Kohler Haug and was a life resident of this community.
He had been employed at Armco Steel Corporation plant here for 42 years as a crane operator.
Mr. Haug was a member of Emanuel United Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge.
Surviving are his widow; Ruth; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Rittberger of White Oak Avenue and Mrs Helena Cunningham of Nashport; two brothers, Carl Haug of White Oak Avenue and Edward of 518 Kinzel Avenue; and a numbers of nieces and nephews.
Burial will be in Mount Olive Cemetery, Zanesville
Published The Times Recorder Zanesville
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