Grace Lamer, aged 25 years, and Pearl Baysinger, aged 20 years, were burned to death Sunday (7 Jun 1925) when the plane they were in crashed three miles west of Cape Girardeau, Mo., and were buried at Cobden. They both lived in Cobden. The plane was piloted by John Hunter, who survived the crash during the Flying Circus. He said one of the girls rose from their seat and seemed about to jump from the plane. Grace was the daughter of Nettie Lamer. Pearl was the daughter of Mrs. C. Anderson, of Cobden.
Published June 12, 1925, in The Jonesboro Gazette, Jonesboro IL
Daughter of Logan H. Baysinger and Lizzie Baysinger.
Published June 12, 1925, in The Jonesboro Gazette, Jonesboro IL
Daughter of Logan H. Baysinger and Lizzie Baysinger.
Grace Lamer, aged 25 years, and Pearl Baysinger, aged 20 years, were burned to death Sunday (7 Jun 1925) when the plane they were in crashed three miles west of Cape Girardeau, Mo., and were buried at Cobden. They both lived in Cobden. The plane was piloted by John Hunter, who survived the crash during the Flying Circus. He said one of the girls rose from their seat and seemed about to jump from the plane. Grace was the daughter of Nettie Lamer. Pearl was the daughter of Mrs. C. Anderson, of Cobden.
Published June 12, 1925, in The Jonesboro Gazette, Jonesboro IL
Daughter of Logan H. Baysinger and Lizzie Baysinger.
Published June 12, 1925, in The Jonesboro Gazette, Jonesboro IL
Daughter of Logan H. Baysinger and Lizzie Baysinger.
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