Immigrated to United States in 1903, Port of Entry, Boston, Mass.(as documented on Naturalization Petition)
Spouse: Jean Rosen, married 12/24/1916
Children: 4
Harry I. Segel, 47, maintenance manager of Rosenblum's Inc.,clothiers, died suddenly yesterday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Stricken with a heart attack at his home, 3372 Kildare Road, Cleveland Heights, he was taken to the hospital, where he died soon afterward.
A native of Tetez, Russia, Mr. Segel had lived here since 1899. He was a member of Temple on the Heights.Surviving Mr. Segel are his wife, Jean; a daughter, Miss Hortense L.; three sons, Richard, Ronald and Donald; five sisters, Mrs. Minnie Brown, Mrs. Lillie Kaplan, Mrs. Ida Ellis, Mrs. Charnie Kleinman and Mrs. Rose Segel, and a brother, Joe Segel of Toledo.
Services will be today at 2:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Temple Memorial funeral home, 8937 Euclid Avenue.
-The Cleveland Plain Dealer, 12/4/1939
Immigrated to United States in 1903, Port of Entry, Boston, Mass.(as documented on Naturalization Petition)
Spouse: Jean Rosen, married 12/24/1916
Children: 4
Harry I. Segel, 47, maintenance manager of Rosenblum's Inc.,clothiers, died suddenly yesterday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Stricken with a heart attack at his home, 3372 Kildare Road, Cleveland Heights, he was taken to the hospital, where he died soon afterward.
A native of Tetez, Russia, Mr. Segel had lived here since 1899. He was a member of Temple on the Heights.Surviving Mr. Segel are his wife, Jean; a daughter, Miss Hortense L.; three sons, Richard, Ronald and Donald; five sisters, Mrs. Minnie Brown, Mrs. Lillie Kaplan, Mrs. Ida Ellis, Mrs. Charnie Kleinman and Mrs. Rose Segel, and a brother, Joe Segel of Toledo.
Services will be today at 2:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Temple Memorial funeral home, 8937 Euclid Avenue.
-The Cleveland Plain Dealer, 12/4/1939
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