Seattle Times June 11, 1961
Harry C. Walker, 80, died Friday at his home. He was a retired streetcar motorman. Funeral services will be Tuesday with burial in Forest Lawn. Born in Cambridge, Ill., Mr. Walker came here in 1911. He retired in 1946 after 33 years with the Municipal Street Railway. He was a member of the Local 587, Streetcarmens' Union. Surviving are his wife, Nellie A.; two daughters, Mrs. Morris Smith and Mrs. Melvin L. Munson, and a son, Harold O. Walker, all of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wade, Seattle and Mrs. Lucia Drake, Central City, Neb; a brother, E. Lloyd Walker, Compton, Calif and a grandson.
Harry C. Walker, 80, died Friday at his home. He was a retired streetcar motorman. Funeral services will be Tuesday with burial in Forest Lawn. Born in Cambridge, Ill., Mr. Walker came here in 1911. He retired in 1946 after 33 years with the Municipal Street Railway. He was a member of the Local 587, Streetcarmens' Union. Surviving are his wife, Nellie A.; two daughters, Mrs. Morris Smith and Mrs. Melvin L. Munson, and a son, Harold O. Walker, all of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wade, Seattle and Mrs. Lucia Drake, Central City, Neb; a brother, E. Lloyd Walker, Compton, Calif and a grandson.
Seattle Times June 11, 1961
Harry C. Walker, 80, died Friday at his home. He was a retired streetcar motorman. Funeral services will be Tuesday with burial in Forest Lawn. Born in Cambridge, Ill., Mr. Walker came here in 1911. He retired in 1946 after 33 years with the Municipal Street Railway. He was a member of the Local 587, Streetcarmens' Union. Surviving are his wife, Nellie A.; two daughters, Mrs. Morris Smith and Mrs. Melvin L. Munson, and a son, Harold O. Walker, all of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wade, Seattle and Mrs. Lucia Drake, Central City, Neb; a brother, E. Lloyd Walker, Compton, Calif and a grandson.
Harry C. Walker, 80, died Friday at his home. He was a retired streetcar motorman. Funeral services will be Tuesday with burial in Forest Lawn. Born in Cambridge, Ill., Mr. Walker came here in 1911. He retired in 1946 after 33 years with the Municipal Street Railway. He was a member of the Local 587, Streetcarmens' Union. Surviving are his wife, Nellie A.; two daughters, Mrs. Morris Smith and Mrs. Melvin L. Munson, and a son, Harold O. Walker, all of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wade, Seattle and Mrs. Lucia Drake, Central City, Neb; a brother, E. Lloyd Walker, Compton, Calif and a grandson.
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