FRANKLIN E. BRUNNER, a farmer residing near Pleasant Walk, two and a half miles north of Myersville, was run down by a Hagerstown and Frederick trolley car and instantly killed Saturday night shortly before midnight. The accident occurred a few yards from the Wolfsville crossing. Bruner had been in this city earlier in the day. He was put off at the Wolfsville crossing by the conductor of an earlier car, and had evidently wandered about for some time and later laid down on the tracks and fell asleep.
The remains were taken to Frederick where they were prepared for burial. Funeral this morning from the Brunner home.
Source: Mail (Hagerstown, MD) Friday, June 12, 1914
The remains were taken to Frederick where they were prepared for burial. Funeral this morning from the Brunner home.
Source: Mail (Hagerstown, MD) Friday, June 12, 1914
FRANKLIN E. BRUNNER, a farmer residing near Pleasant Walk, two and a half miles north of Myersville, was run down by a Hagerstown and Frederick trolley car and instantly killed Saturday night shortly before midnight. The accident occurred a few yards from the Wolfsville crossing. Bruner had been in this city earlier in the day. He was put off at the Wolfsville crossing by the conductor of an earlier car, and had evidently wandered about for some time and later laid down on the tracks and fell asleep.
The remains were taken to Frederick where they were prepared for burial. Funeral this morning from the Brunner home.
Source: Mail (Hagerstown, MD) Friday, June 12, 1914
The remains were taken to Frederick where they were prepared for burial. Funeral this morning from the Brunner home.
Source: Mail (Hagerstown, MD) Friday, June 12, 1914
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