Dr. Harry Rhodolphus HAAS
1881 - 1964 (82 years)-
Name Harry Rhodolphus HAAS Prefix Dr. Birth 18 May 1881 Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania 
Gender Male Census 1900 Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania [1] Military Service 1917 Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma World War I - Registration Card Census 1920 Creek, Oklahoma [2] Census 1930 Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma [3] Census 1940 Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma [4] Military Service 1942 Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma World War II - Registration Card Death 1964 Oklahoma Burial South Heigh Cemetery, Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma [5] Person ID I11797 bmds Last Modified 10 Jul 2013
Father Charles HAAS, b. 1847, Pennsylvania d. 1929 (Age 82 years) Mother Agnes, b. 1854, Pennsylvania d. 1927 (Age 73 years) Family ID F4910 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Rose B. FITZPATRICK, b. Jul 1889, Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois d. 1952, Oklahoma (Age 62 years) Marriage Bef 1917 Age at Marriage Harry : 35 years old | Rose : 27 years old. Family ID F4659 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Birth - 18 May 1881 - Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania Census - 1900 - Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania 
Military Service - World War I - Registration Card - 1917 - Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma 
Census - 1920 - Creek, Oklahoma Census - 1930 - Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma Census - 1940 - Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma Military Service - World War II - Registration Card - 1942 - Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma 
Death - 1964 - Oklahoma 
Burial - - South Heigh Cemetery, Sapulpa, Creek, Oklahoma Pin Legend 
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Notes - See Sapulpa Historic Preservation Commission: The Home of Dr. Harry R. Haas and his wife Rose.
Dr. Harry Haas was the first eye, ear, nose and throat specialist in Sapulpa. He bought this property in 1923 and had the house build soon afterwards. In addition to being a physician, he was the first commercial manufacturer of bass fishing plugs in Oklahoma. His pattent for “LIV-MINNOW” was granted on July 16, 1935. HAAS TACKLE COMPANY was located in a building in the back yard. His plugs, marketed nationwide from 1933-1939 are now collectors items. In his retirement years, Dr. Haas experimented making plugs frome peanuts, almonds, Pennsylvania butter nuts, native pecans and English walnuts. Dr. Haas died in 1964 and is buried in Sapulpa’s South Heights Cemetery.
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