A pioneer of the Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Company.
Interred on 10 Jan 1948.
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Publication: The Evening News Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Issue Date: Thursday, January 8, 1948 Page: Page 1
Engineer Dies On Way Home Returning from a dinner meeting of the Engineers Society of Pennsylvania, John P. Kray, 51, a Bell Telephone Company engineer, dropped dead last night on the lawn beside his home in Ridge- view road, Colonial Park. Dr.'S. J. Roberts, coroner, reported death was caused by a heart attack. Becoming anxious when her husband failed to arrive home, Mrs. Kray left the house to search for him. She said she found him slumped on the lawn near a drive way. She summoned the family physician who pronounced him dead. A member of the Engineers Society, Kray is believed to have walked from Van's Restaurant, where the dinner was held, to his home a half-mile away. Friends A member of the Bell Telephone Company since 1920, Kray Was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post. No," 27. In addition to his widow he is survived by a son, John, at home; two brothers, Raymond, Indian-head, Md., and Charles, New Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Helen Kray, and a sister, Mrs. Othnar Stauble, of Switzerland.
Interred on 10 Jan 1948.
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Publication: The Evening News Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Issue Date: Thursday, January 8, 1948 Page: Page 1
Engineer Dies On Way Home Returning from a dinner meeting of the Engineers Society of Pennsylvania, John P. Kray, 51, a Bell Telephone Company engineer, dropped dead last night on the lawn beside his home in Ridge- view road, Colonial Park. Dr.'S. J. Roberts, coroner, reported death was caused by a heart attack. Becoming anxious when her husband failed to arrive home, Mrs. Kray left the house to search for him. She said she found him slumped on the lawn near a drive way. She summoned the family physician who pronounced him dead. A member of the Engineers Society, Kray is believed to have walked from Van's Restaurant, where the dinner was held, to his home a half-mile away. Friends A member of the Bell Telephone Company since 1920, Kray Was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post. No," 27. In addition to his widow he is survived by a son, John, at home; two brothers, Raymond, Indian-head, Md., and Charles, New Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Helen Kray, and a sister, Mrs. Othnar Stauble, of Switzerland.
A pioneer of the Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Company.
Interred on 10 Jan 1948.
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Publication: The Evening News Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Issue Date: Thursday, January 8, 1948 Page: Page 1
Engineer Dies On Way Home Returning from a dinner meeting of the Engineers Society of Pennsylvania, John P. Kray, 51, a Bell Telephone Company engineer, dropped dead last night on the lawn beside his home in Ridge- view road, Colonial Park. Dr.'S. J. Roberts, coroner, reported death was caused by a heart attack. Becoming anxious when her husband failed to arrive home, Mrs. Kray left the house to search for him. She said she found him slumped on the lawn near a drive way. She summoned the family physician who pronounced him dead. A member of the Engineers Society, Kray is believed to have walked from Van's Restaurant, where the dinner was held, to his home a half-mile away. Friends A member of the Bell Telephone Company since 1920, Kray Was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post. No," 27. In addition to his widow he is survived by a son, John, at home; two brothers, Raymond, Indian-head, Md., and Charles, New Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Helen Kray, and a sister, Mrs. Othnar Stauble, of Switzerland.
Interred on 10 Jan 1948.
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Publication: The Evening News Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Issue Date: Thursday, January 8, 1948 Page: Page 1
Engineer Dies On Way Home Returning from a dinner meeting of the Engineers Society of Pennsylvania, John P. Kray, 51, a Bell Telephone Company engineer, dropped dead last night on the lawn beside his home in Ridge- view road, Colonial Park. Dr.'S. J. Roberts, coroner, reported death was caused by a heart attack. Becoming anxious when her husband failed to arrive home, Mrs. Kray left the house to search for him. She said she found him slumped on the lawn near a drive way. She summoned the family physician who pronounced him dead. A member of the Engineers Society, Kray is believed to have walked from Van's Restaurant, where the dinner was held, to his home a half-mile away. Friends A member of the Bell Telephone Company since 1920, Kray Was a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post. No," 27. In addition to his widow he is survived by a son, John, at home; two brothers, Raymond, Indian-head, Md., and Charles, New Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Helen Kray, and a sister, Mrs. Othnar Stauble, of Switzerland.
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