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Obituary- Van Vleck, Henry

HENRY VAN VLECK
Henry W. Van Vleck, son of the late Frank Van Vleck, was born north of Rossville, March 22, 1900, and, passed away July 16, 1937, at Redland, Calif., at the age of 37.
He grew to manhood in this com¬munity; was married at Topeka in 1920, and from there moved to Cali¬fornia where he made his home until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Vera; six brothers, Arthur and Clarence, of Topeka Mahlon, Harry and Floren of Kansas City, Mo., and Gerald of Rossville; one sister, Mrs. Lois McConnell of Rossville; two aunts, Mrs. Ella Shipley and Mrs. C.E. Van Vleck of Rossville. Burial was in Redlands, California.


HENRY VAN VLECK
The following item about the re¬cent death of Henry Van Vleck was taken from a Redland Calif, paper:
Collapsing as he stepped from his automobile, Henry Van Vleck, 33 years old, Redlands iceman, died yesterday in front of his Tennessee street home of a heart attack.
A familiar figure in the section west of Eureka street, Van Vleck had been delivering ice in Redlands for the past 14 years. However, three months ago he was placed on light work because of the ail¬ment.
He was one of the oldest employees of the Redlands Ice Delivery Co.
Arriving at his home for lunch after working all morning, Van Vleck parked his car. As he stepped out he was stricken.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Vara Van Vleck; one daughter; Mrs. V. Lunderville, Long Beach; and four brothers residing in Kansas.


Word has been received of the death last Friday at Redland, Calif., of Henry Van Vleck 37, formerly of Rossville. Surviving are his two brothers, Clarence and A.I. Van Vleck, both of Topeka. Funeral ser¬vices and burial will be at Redland.

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