from a member:
Harrison "Harry" E Wolfe
Birth 4 Aug 1870 in Altoona
Death 6 Dec 1932 in Altoona
Death Claims Harry E. Wolfe
Captain Harry E. Wolfe, No. 9 fire station, identified with the city fire department for more than 27 years, died yesterday. Mr. Wolfe was born in Altoona, August 4, 1870, a son of Samuel and Emily Isenberg Wolfe, both deceased. While a young man, he was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company as a carpenter. He had joined the volunteer fire department of this city, and July 4, 1905, entered the paid department of this city. He was made captain, November 1, 1910 of the No. 9 fire station. He was married to Clara Dannley, June 14, 1929, in this city. Surviving are his wife, a son, Clyde, at home; one step-daughter, Mrs. Irene Megahan, Altoona, and these brothers: Lewis, Ross and Walter Wolfe, all of Altoona; Calvin Wolfe, Washington, D.C. There are also 3 grandchildren.
Altoona Tribune, Wednesday, December 7, 1932, pg 10,
Harrison "Harry" E Wolfe
Birth 4 Aug 1870 in Altoona
Death 6 Dec 1932 in Altoona
Death Claims Harry E. Wolfe
Captain Harry E. Wolfe, No. 9 fire station, identified with the city fire department for more than 27 years, died yesterday. Mr. Wolfe was born in Altoona, August 4, 1870, a son of Samuel and Emily Isenberg Wolfe, both deceased. While a young man, he was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company as a carpenter. He had joined the volunteer fire department of this city, and July 4, 1905, entered the paid department of this city. He was made captain, November 1, 1910 of the No. 9 fire station. He was married to Clara Dannley, June 14, 1929, in this city. Surviving are his wife, a son, Clyde, at home; one step-daughter, Mrs. Irene Megahan, Altoona, and these brothers: Lewis, Ross and Walter Wolfe, all of Altoona; Calvin Wolfe, Washington, D.C. There are also 3 grandchildren.
Altoona Tribune, Wednesday, December 7, 1932, pg 10,
from a member:
Harrison "Harry" E Wolfe
Birth 4 Aug 1870 in Altoona
Death 6 Dec 1932 in Altoona
Death Claims Harry E. Wolfe
Captain Harry E. Wolfe, No. 9 fire station, identified with the city fire department for more than 27 years, died yesterday. Mr. Wolfe was born in Altoona, August 4, 1870, a son of Samuel and Emily Isenberg Wolfe, both deceased. While a young man, he was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company as a carpenter. He had joined the volunteer fire department of this city, and July 4, 1905, entered the paid department of this city. He was made captain, November 1, 1910 of the No. 9 fire station. He was married to Clara Dannley, June 14, 1929, in this city. Surviving are his wife, a son, Clyde, at home; one step-daughter, Mrs. Irene Megahan, Altoona, and these brothers: Lewis, Ross and Walter Wolfe, all of Altoona; Calvin Wolfe, Washington, D.C. There are also 3 grandchildren.
Altoona Tribune, Wednesday, December 7, 1932, pg 10,
Harrison "Harry" E Wolfe
Birth 4 Aug 1870 in Altoona
Death 6 Dec 1932 in Altoona
Death Claims Harry E. Wolfe
Captain Harry E. Wolfe, No. 9 fire station, identified with the city fire department for more than 27 years, died yesterday. Mr. Wolfe was born in Altoona, August 4, 1870, a son of Samuel and Emily Isenberg Wolfe, both deceased. While a young man, he was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company as a carpenter. He had joined the volunteer fire department of this city, and July 4, 1905, entered the paid department of this city. He was made captain, November 1, 1910 of the No. 9 fire station. He was married to Clara Dannley, June 14, 1929, in this city. Surviving are his wife, a son, Clyde, at home; one step-daughter, Mrs. Irene Megahan, Altoona, and these brothers: Lewis, Ross and Walter Wolfe, all of Altoona; Calvin Wolfe, Washington, D.C. There are also 3 grandchildren.
Altoona Tribune, Wednesday, December 7, 1932, pg 10,
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