There is no headstone.
OBIT:
Last rites will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the James R. Garlick Funeral Home for Harrison Howard Champ, 61, a section stockman for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company here. Burial will be in the East Lawn Cemetery.
Champ, who had been employed by the railroad for 31 years and lived in Sacramento for the same period, died yesterday following a heart attack he suffered on his job in the railroad store department.
He was born in Winlock, Washington. Among his survivors are his wife, Henrietta; his [step] daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bell of Sacramento; his brother, Earl Champ of Hoquiam, Washington, and his grandson, Glen Bell.
Sacramento Bee, March 9, 1949
OBIT:
Last rites will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the James R. Garlick Funeral Home for Harrison Howard Champ, 61, a section stockman for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company here. Burial will be in the East Lawn Cemetery.
Champ, who had been employed by the railroad for 31 years and lived in Sacramento for the same period, died yesterday following a heart attack he suffered on his job in the railroad store department.
He was born in Winlock, Washington. Among his survivors are his wife, Henrietta; his [step] daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bell of Sacramento; his brother, Earl Champ of Hoquiam, Washington, and his grandson, Glen Bell.
Sacramento Bee, March 9, 1949
There is no headstone.
OBIT:
Last rites will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the James R. Garlick Funeral Home for Harrison Howard Champ, 61, a section stockman for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company here. Burial will be in the East Lawn Cemetery.
Champ, who had been employed by the railroad for 31 years and lived in Sacramento for the same period, died yesterday following a heart attack he suffered on his job in the railroad store department.
He was born in Winlock, Washington. Among his survivors are his wife, Henrietta; his [step] daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bell of Sacramento; his brother, Earl Champ of Hoquiam, Washington, and his grandson, Glen Bell.
Sacramento Bee, March 9, 1949
OBIT:
Last rites will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the James R. Garlick Funeral Home for Harrison Howard Champ, 61, a section stockman for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company here. Burial will be in the East Lawn Cemetery.
Champ, who had been employed by the railroad for 31 years and lived in Sacramento for the same period, died yesterday following a heart attack he suffered on his job in the railroad store department.
He was born in Winlock, Washington. Among his survivors are his wife, Henrietta; his [step] daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bell of Sacramento; his brother, Earl Champ of Hoquiam, Washington, and his grandson, Glen Bell.
Sacramento Bee, March 9, 1949
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