Carl Haas about seventeen and Ruby Deas was about fifteen when they married about 1926 in South Carolina.
Their three month premature, five hour old daughter died in 1929.
The 1930 census revealed Carl worked for wages as a twister at the Cotton Mill. They were living in Gastonia, Gaston county, North Carolina. Carl and his parents were born in North Carolina. Ruby and her parents were born in South Carolina. Household members: Carl W. Haas (22), Ruby O. (19) and William E. (4).
The 1940 census revealed Carl was a salary worker in private work. He worked 32 weeks as a twister operator and earned $575. Carl and his two sons were living with his parents in Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina. He had a rural address in 1935. Carl had a third grade education. Household members: Charley Hass (52), Minnie (53), Vivian (16), Joyce(14), Carl (32), Billie (11) and Charles (8). His brother, Paul and family lived next door.
Carl's pregnant wife, perhaps seeking rest, was not on the 1940 census.
WWII draft card revealed Carl William Haas was born on January 22, 1908 in Belmont, Gaston County, North Carl and wife, Mrs. Ruby Haas resided in Dallas, Gaston County. Carolina. Carl was five feet tall, 116 pounds, grey eyes, brown hair and light complexion.
Their children:
William Eugene Haas (b.1926 d.1987)
Daughter Haas (b.1929 d.1929)
Betty Haas (Price)(1930)
Charles Franklin Haas (b.1932)
Joann Haas (Queen)(Miles)(1940)
Cecil Blair Haas (b.1942 d.1996)
They had been married about forty-three years when Carl died in 1969.
The North Carolina death record revealed Carl Haas was born on January 22, 1907. Carl and wife, Ruby were living at 2800 York Road in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina.
Carl was a retired textile worker and died at age 62 of lung cancer at the Garrison General Hospital. His parents were Charles J. Haas and Minnie Moser. He was buried in Gaston Memorial Park.
Obituary
(The Gastonia Gazette, October 28, 1969)
{{RITES WEDNESDAY FOR CARL HAAS - Carl W. Haas, 2800 York Rd. died Monday at 2:15 in a local hospital after a short illness.
The Gaston County native was born January 22, 1907, son of the late Charles J. and Minnie Moser Haas of Dallas.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby Deas Haas; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Miles and Mrs. Norman Price of Gastonia; three sons, Cecil, Charles and William Haas of Gastonia; four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Barnes of Charlotte, Mrs. Donald Crump and Mrs. Joyce Lee of Gastonia and Mrs. Johnny Garrell of Dallas; two brothers, Marshall and Paul Haas of Dallas; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Haas was a member of the Salvation Army Citadel, where he was a counselor of Boy Scout Troop 12.
He had been the textile machinery business for the pass thirty years.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel by Brig. John Roy Jones of Gastonia, with Brig. Fred Boyette of Greenville, S.C., Maj. Kenneth Johnson of Ft. Smith, Ark., and Maj. Preston Leonard of Tulso, Okla. assisting.
Burial will be at Gastonia Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to the service.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening, 7-9 o'clock, at Wards Funeral Home.}}
Carl lived to age 62.
Their three month premature, five hour old daughter died in 1929.
The 1930 census revealed Carl worked for wages as a twister at the Cotton Mill. They were living in Gastonia, Gaston county, North Carolina. Carl and his parents were born in North Carolina. Ruby and her parents were born in South Carolina. Household members: Carl W. Haas (22), Ruby O. (19) and William E. (4).
The 1940 census revealed Carl was a salary worker in private work. He worked 32 weeks as a twister operator and earned $575. Carl and his two sons were living with his parents in Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina. He had a rural address in 1935. Carl had a third grade education. Household members: Charley Hass (52), Minnie (53), Vivian (16), Joyce(14), Carl (32), Billie (11) and Charles (8). His brother, Paul and family lived next door.
Carl's pregnant wife, perhaps seeking rest, was not on the 1940 census.
WWII draft card revealed Carl William Haas was born on January 22, 1908 in Belmont, Gaston County, North Carl and wife, Mrs. Ruby Haas resided in Dallas, Gaston County. Carolina. Carl was five feet tall, 116 pounds, grey eyes, brown hair and light complexion.
Their children:
William Eugene Haas (b.1926 d.1987)
Daughter Haas (b.1929 d.1929)
Betty Haas (Price)(1930)
Charles Franklin Haas (b.1932)
Joann Haas (Queen)(Miles)(1940)
Cecil Blair Haas (b.1942 d.1996)
They had been married about forty-three years when Carl died in 1969.
The North Carolina death record revealed Carl Haas was born on January 22, 1907. Carl and wife, Ruby were living at 2800 York Road in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina.
Carl was a retired textile worker and died at age 62 of lung cancer at the Garrison General Hospital. His parents were Charles J. Haas and Minnie Moser. He was buried in Gaston Memorial Park.
Obituary
(The Gastonia Gazette, October 28, 1969)
{{RITES WEDNESDAY FOR CARL HAAS - Carl W. Haas, 2800 York Rd. died Monday at 2:15 in a local hospital after a short illness.
The Gaston County native was born January 22, 1907, son of the late Charles J. and Minnie Moser Haas of Dallas.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby Deas Haas; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Miles and Mrs. Norman Price of Gastonia; three sons, Cecil, Charles and William Haas of Gastonia; four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Barnes of Charlotte, Mrs. Donald Crump and Mrs. Joyce Lee of Gastonia and Mrs. Johnny Garrell of Dallas; two brothers, Marshall and Paul Haas of Dallas; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Haas was a member of the Salvation Army Citadel, where he was a counselor of Boy Scout Troop 12.
He had been the textile machinery business for the pass thirty years.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel by Brig. John Roy Jones of Gastonia, with Brig. Fred Boyette of Greenville, S.C., Maj. Kenneth Johnson of Ft. Smith, Ark., and Maj. Preston Leonard of Tulso, Okla. assisting.
Burial will be at Gastonia Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to the service.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening, 7-9 o'clock, at Wards Funeral Home.}}
Carl lived to age 62.
Carl Haas about seventeen and Ruby Deas was about fifteen when they married about 1926 in South Carolina.
Their three month premature, five hour old daughter died in 1929.
The 1930 census revealed Carl worked for wages as a twister at the Cotton Mill. They were living in Gastonia, Gaston county, North Carolina. Carl and his parents were born in North Carolina. Ruby and her parents were born in South Carolina. Household members: Carl W. Haas (22), Ruby O. (19) and William E. (4).
The 1940 census revealed Carl was a salary worker in private work. He worked 32 weeks as a twister operator and earned $575. Carl and his two sons were living with his parents in Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina. He had a rural address in 1935. Carl had a third grade education. Household members: Charley Hass (52), Minnie (53), Vivian (16), Joyce(14), Carl (32), Billie (11) and Charles (8). His brother, Paul and family lived next door.
Carl's pregnant wife, perhaps seeking rest, was not on the 1940 census.
WWII draft card revealed Carl William Haas was born on January 22, 1908 in Belmont, Gaston County, North Carl and wife, Mrs. Ruby Haas resided in Dallas, Gaston County. Carolina. Carl was five feet tall, 116 pounds, grey eyes, brown hair and light complexion.
Their children:
William Eugene Haas (b.1926 d.1987)
Daughter Haas (b.1929 d.1929)
Betty Haas (Price)(1930)
Charles Franklin Haas (b.1932)
Joann Haas (Queen)(Miles)(1940)
Cecil Blair Haas (b.1942 d.1996)
They had been married about forty-three years when Carl died in 1969.
The North Carolina death record revealed Carl Haas was born on January 22, 1907. Carl and wife, Ruby were living at 2800 York Road in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina.
Carl was a retired textile worker and died at age 62 of lung cancer at the Garrison General Hospital. His parents were Charles J. Haas and Minnie Moser. He was buried in Gaston Memorial Park.
Obituary
(The Gastonia Gazette, October 28, 1969)
{{RITES WEDNESDAY FOR CARL HAAS - Carl W. Haas, 2800 York Rd. died Monday at 2:15 in a local hospital after a short illness.
The Gaston County native was born January 22, 1907, son of the late Charles J. and Minnie Moser Haas of Dallas.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby Deas Haas; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Miles and Mrs. Norman Price of Gastonia; three sons, Cecil, Charles and William Haas of Gastonia; four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Barnes of Charlotte, Mrs. Donald Crump and Mrs. Joyce Lee of Gastonia and Mrs. Johnny Garrell of Dallas; two brothers, Marshall and Paul Haas of Dallas; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Haas was a member of the Salvation Army Citadel, where he was a counselor of Boy Scout Troop 12.
He had been the textile machinery business for the pass thirty years.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel by Brig. John Roy Jones of Gastonia, with Brig. Fred Boyette of Greenville, S.C., Maj. Kenneth Johnson of Ft. Smith, Ark., and Maj. Preston Leonard of Tulso, Okla. assisting.
Burial will be at Gastonia Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to the service.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening, 7-9 o'clock, at Wards Funeral Home.}}
Carl lived to age 62.
Their three month premature, five hour old daughter died in 1929.
The 1930 census revealed Carl worked for wages as a twister at the Cotton Mill. They were living in Gastonia, Gaston county, North Carolina. Carl and his parents were born in North Carolina. Ruby and her parents were born in South Carolina. Household members: Carl W. Haas (22), Ruby O. (19) and William E. (4).
The 1940 census revealed Carl was a salary worker in private work. He worked 32 weeks as a twister operator and earned $575. Carl and his two sons were living with his parents in Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina. He had a rural address in 1935. Carl had a third grade education. Household members: Charley Hass (52), Minnie (53), Vivian (16), Joyce(14), Carl (32), Billie (11) and Charles (8). His brother, Paul and family lived next door.
Carl's pregnant wife, perhaps seeking rest, was not on the 1940 census.
WWII draft card revealed Carl William Haas was born on January 22, 1908 in Belmont, Gaston County, North Carl and wife, Mrs. Ruby Haas resided in Dallas, Gaston County. Carolina. Carl was five feet tall, 116 pounds, grey eyes, brown hair and light complexion.
Their children:
William Eugene Haas (b.1926 d.1987)
Daughter Haas (b.1929 d.1929)
Betty Haas (Price)(1930)
Charles Franklin Haas (b.1932)
Joann Haas (Queen)(Miles)(1940)
Cecil Blair Haas (b.1942 d.1996)
They had been married about forty-three years when Carl died in 1969.
The North Carolina death record revealed Carl Haas was born on January 22, 1907. Carl and wife, Ruby were living at 2800 York Road in Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina.
Carl was a retired textile worker and died at age 62 of lung cancer at the Garrison General Hospital. His parents were Charles J. Haas and Minnie Moser. He was buried in Gaston Memorial Park.
Obituary
(The Gastonia Gazette, October 28, 1969)
{{RITES WEDNESDAY FOR CARL HAAS - Carl W. Haas, 2800 York Rd. died Monday at 2:15 in a local hospital after a short illness.
The Gaston County native was born January 22, 1907, son of the late Charles J. and Minnie Moser Haas of Dallas.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby Deas Haas; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Miles and Mrs. Norman Price of Gastonia; three sons, Cecil, Charles and William Haas of Gastonia; four sisters, Mrs. Vivian Barnes of Charlotte, Mrs. Donald Crump and Mrs. Joyce Lee of Gastonia and Mrs. Johnny Garrell of Dallas; two brothers, Marshall and Paul Haas of Dallas; 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Haas was a member of the Salvation Army Citadel, where he was a counselor of Boy Scout Troop 12.
He had been the textile machinery business for the pass thirty years.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 3 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel by Brig. John Roy Jones of Gastonia, with Brig. Fred Boyette of Greenville, S.C., Maj. Kenneth Johnson of Ft. Smith, Ark., and Maj. Preston Leonard of Tulso, Okla. assisting.
Burial will be at Gastonia Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to the service.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening, 7-9 o'clock, at Wards Funeral Home.}}
Carl lived to age 62.
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