William A. Darrah -
William Austin Darrah, 72, of 901 Oak Park av., Oak Park, died yesterday in his home. He was founder and president of Continental Industrial Engineers, Inc., 2321 Hubbard st., and vice president of the Lindberg Engineering company, 2450 Hubbard st. He leaves his widow, Marie Reeves Darrah; two daughters,, Mrs. Betty Boyd and Mrs. Jeanne Vierow; and two sisters. Services will be held a 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 203 S. Marion st., Oak Park.
Published in the Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, Illinois; 20 Oct 1961: transcribed by MsTreeMaker
William Austin Darrah, 72, of 901 Oak Park av., Oak Park, died yesterday in his home. He was founder and president of Continental Industrial Engineers, Inc., 2321 Hubbard st., and vice president of the Lindberg Engineering company, 2450 Hubbard st. He leaves his widow, Marie Reeves Darrah; two daughters,, Mrs. Betty Boyd and Mrs. Jeanne Vierow; and two sisters. Services will be held a 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 203 S. Marion st., Oak Park.
Published in the Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, Illinois; 20 Oct 1961: transcribed by MsTreeMaker
William A. Darrah -
William Austin Darrah, 72, of 901 Oak Park av., Oak Park, died yesterday in his home. He was founder and president of Continental Industrial Engineers, Inc., 2321 Hubbard st., and vice president of the Lindberg Engineering company, 2450 Hubbard st. He leaves his widow, Marie Reeves Darrah; two daughters,, Mrs. Betty Boyd and Mrs. Jeanne Vierow; and two sisters. Services will be held a 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 203 S. Marion st., Oak Park.
Published in the Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, Illinois; 20 Oct 1961: transcribed by MsTreeMaker
William Austin Darrah, 72, of 901 Oak Park av., Oak Park, died yesterday in his home. He was founder and president of Continental Industrial Engineers, Inc., 2321 Hubbard st., and vice president of the Lindberg Engineering company, 2450 Hubbard st. He leaves his widow, Marie Reeves Darrah; two daughters,, Mrs. Betty Boyd and Mrs. Jeanne Vierow; and two sisters. Services will be held a 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 203 S. Marion st., Oak Park.
Published in the Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, Illinois; 20 Oct 1961: transcribed by MsTreeMaker
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