HEADLINE: Dr. L.A. Perce expires this afternoon (215 W. 4th St.)
Date 09 APR 1915
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Was stricken with paralysis just two weeks ago. He died today. The 61-year-old had been a resident of Long Beach since 1899. He was a native of Springfield, Ohio and a graduate of the Cincinnati Medical Institute. He practiced medicine first in Russel, Kan. Perce was a physician with Perce & Harvey, 1-5 Long Beach Bank Building in Long Beach. His wife Caroline and a sister in Kansas City survive him. CAUSE OF DEATH: Valvular disease of heart, cerebral hemorrhage
Date 09 APR 1915
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Was stricken with paralysis just two weeks ago. He died today. The 61-year-old had been a resident of Long Beach since 1899. He was a native of Springfield, Ohio and a graduate of the Cincinnati Medical Institute. He practiced medicine first in Russel, Kan. Perce was a physician with Perce & Harvey, 1-5 Long Beach Bank Building in Long Beach. His wife Caroline and a sister in Kansas City survive him. CAUSE OF DEATH: Valvular disease of heart, cerebral hemorrhage
HEADLINE: Dr. L.A. Perce expires this afternoon (215 W. 4th St.)
Date 09 APR 1915
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Was stricken with paralysis just two weeks ago. He died today. The 61-year-old had been a resident of Long Beach since 1899. He was a native of Springfield, Ohio and a graduate of the Cincinnati Medical Institute. He practiced medicine first in Russel, Kan. Perce was a physician with Perce & Harvey, 1-5 Long Beach Bank Building in Long Beach. His wife Caroline and a sister in Kansas City survive him. CAUSE OF DEATH: Valvular disease of heart, cerebral hemorrhage
Date 09 APR 1915
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Was stricken with paralysis just two weeks ago. He died today. The 61-year-old had been a resident of Long Beach since 1899. He was a native of Springfield, Ohio and a graduate of the Cincinnati Medical Institute. He practiced medicine first in Russel, Kan. Perce was a physician with Perce & Harvey, 1-5 Long Beach Bank Building in Long Beach. His wife Caroline and a sister in Kansas City survive him. CAUSE OF DEATH: Valvular disease of heart, cerebral hemorrhage
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