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                   Harry, who was the oldest son of Strauther, took care of his birth mother Myrtle Glass during the later years of her life.  As she had tuberculosis he was exposed to the disease early in his life and because he took care of his mother he was repeatedly exposed.   When he arrived in California at 20 years of age, Harry had developed a serious case of tuberculosis and the doctor told him he was in terrible shape and he might not live.  He was placed in the Brethart Sanitorium where he gradually recuperated.
Harry worked a the Superior Molding Company where they made windows.  Sometimes Paul Field, a nephew would stop by and talk a short time to Harry through a window which opened against a railroad track. Later he made concrete blocks and sold them to builders.  According to Paul Field, Harry accepted God while he was in the sanitorium and served God for the rest of his life.  He was in a nursing home for several of his later years and when he would go home or to a daughters house for a weekend or a few day he would always ask to be taken back to the nursing home for Suday in order to teach his Bible Class at the Nursing Home.