Rite Monday For Victim Of Burns
CLAY - Service will be held Monday in Blue Knob Methodist Church near Maysel, Clay County, for John Allen Bragg, who died Friday from burns suffered in a truck accident. Mr. Bragg, 21, of Maysel, suffered first, second and third degree burns when his truck filled with roofing material hit a culvert at Elkview and exploded into flames. He was trapped in the wreckage and his body was burned. He was an employee of Clendenin Lumber and Supply Co. and attended Blue Knob Methodist Church.
Surviving: mother, Addie Bragg of Maysel; sisters, Mrs. Etta Hanshaw of Columbus and Mrs. Alice Cook.
(Sunday Gazette-Mail, March 30, 1969, page 36)
CLAY - Service will be held Monday in Blue Knob Methodist Church near Maysel, Clay County, for John Allen Bragg, who died Friday from burns suffered in a truck accident. Mr. Bragg, 21, of Maysel, suffered first, second and third degree burns when his truck filled with roofing material hit a culvert at Elkview and exploded into flames. He was trapped in the wreckage and his body was burned. He was an employee of Clendenin Lumber and Supply Co. and attended Blue Knob Methodist Church.
Surviving: mother, Addie Bragg of Maysel; sisters, Mrs. Etta Hanshaw of Columbus and Mrs. Alice Cook.
(Sunday Gazette-Mail, March 30, 1969, page 36)
Rite Monday For Victim Of Burns
CLAY - Service will be held Monday in Blue Knob Methodist Church near Maysel, Clay County, for John Allen Bragg, who died Friday from burns suffered in a truck accident. Mr. Bragg, 21, of Maysel, suffered first, second and third degree burns when his truck filled with roofing material hit a culvert at Elkview and exploded into flames. He was trapped in the wreckage and his body was burned. He was an employee of Clendenin Lumber and Supply Co. and attended Blue Knob Methodist Church.
Surviving: mother, Addie Bragg of Maysel; sisters, Mrs. Etta Hanshaw of Columbus and Mrs. Alice Cook.
(Sunday Gazette-Mail, March 30, 1969, page 36)
CLAY - Service will be held Monday in Blue Knob Methodist Church near Maysel, Clay County, for John Allen Bragg, who died Friday from burns suffered in a truck accident. Mr. Bragg, 21, of Maysel, suffered first, second and third degree burns when his truck filled with roofing material hit a culvert at Elkview and exploded into flames. He was trapped in the wreckage and his body was burned. He was an employee of Clendenin Lumber and Supply Co. and attended Blue Knob Methodist Church.
Surviving: mother, Addie Bragg of Maysel; sisters, Mrs. Etta Hanshaw of Columbus and Mrs. Alice Cook.
(Sunday Gazette-Mail, March 30, 1969, page 36)
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