Harry J. Wilson, a Cedar Rapids resident 42 years and a press feeder at Russell's Guide Co. until his retirement in 1951, died Thursday. He was born in Newark, S.D., June 16, 1886. He recently moved to 616 Fourth street SW from 345 Seventeenth street SE.
Surviving is his wife, Mae E. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty-Beurle chapel at 1:30 Saturday by the Rev. John P. Woods. Cremation committal. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Friday.
- Published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette May 10, 1962.
Half brother of Albert Clifton Wilson
Surviving is his wife, Mae E. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty-Beurle chapel at 1:30 Saturday by the Rev. John P. Woods. Cremation committal. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Friday.
- Published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette May 10, 1962.
Half brother of Albert Clifton Wilson
Harry J. Wilson, a Cedar Rapids resident 42 years and a press feeder at Russell's Guide Co. until his retirement in 1951, died Thursday. He was born in Newark, S.D., June 16, 1886. He recently moved to 616 Fourth street SW from 345 Seventeenth street SE.
Surviving is his wife, Mae E. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty-Beurle chapel at 1:30 Saturday by the Rev. John P. Woods. Cremation committal. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Friday.
- Published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette May 10, 1962.
Half brother of Albert Clifton Wilson
Surviving is his wife, Mae E. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty-Beurle chapel at 1:30 Saturday by the Rev. John P. Woods. Cremation committal. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Friday.
- Published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette May 10, 1962.
Half brother of Albert Clifton Wilson
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