Rodman - Our community was shocked on last Friday morning when it was learned that Mr. W. T. Spencer had lost his life at the mill. Mr. Spencer was foreman of the mill and commanded the friendship and esteem of his fellow employees - he had for several years been connected with the Rodman Lumber Co. as their foreman, and was considered a most valuable employee. He was a man about 50 years old, leaving to mourn his death a wife and four children. His body was prepared for interment by a Palatka undertaker and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery at Ocala last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Spencer's memory will always be warm to our hearts and to the sorrowing family we offer condolence. E. C. Smith of Ocala came over Saturday and escorted the remains of Mr. Spencer to Ocala in behalf of McIver and McKay, undertakers. (Palatka News Obituary dtd Friday, 27 Mar 1914.)
Rodman - Our community was shocked on last Friday morning when it was learned that Mr. W. T. Spencer had lost his life at the mill. Mr. Spencer was foreman of the mill and commanded the friendship and esteem of his fellow employees - he had for several years been connected with the Rodman Lumber Co. as their foreman, and was considered a most valuable employee. He was a man about 50 years old, leaving to mourn his death a wife and four children. His body was prepared for interment by a Palatka undertaker and was interred in the Greenwood cemetery at Ocala last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Spencer's memory will always be warm to our hearts and to the sorrowing family we offer condolence. E. C. Smith of Ocala came over Saturday and escorted the remains of Mr. Spencer to Ocala in behalf of McIver and McKay, undertakers. (Palatka News Obituary dtd Friday, 27 Mar 1914.)
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