Ellsberry, Elizabeth, Cemetery Records of Macon Co., MO
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LESTER F. LANE, a Cable Splicer in the Joliet Division Operating Department with fourteen years of service at Public Service (Commonwealth Edison) and nine years of experience in his job classification, succumbed to a lethal electrical shock on Saturday March 7, 1936. Lane was killed at the age of forty-three when he contacted an energized wire above a pothead with one hand and a grounded cable with his other hand. Lane was buried in New Cambria Cemetery Macon County, Missouri, near his wife Eleanor, nee Evans, who had died in 1920.
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LESTER F. LANE, a Cable Splicer in the Joliet Division Operating Department with fourteen years of service at Public Service (Commonwealth Edison) and nine years of experience in his job classification, succumbed to a lethal electrical shock on Saturday March 7, 1936. Lane was killed at the age of forty-three when he contacted an energized wire above a pothead with one hand and a grounded cable with his other hand. Lane was buried in New Cambria Cemetery Macon County, Missouri, near his wife Eleanor, nee Evans, who had died in 1920.
Ellsberry, Elizabeth, Cemetery Records of Macon Co., MO
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LESTER F. LANE, a Cable Splicer in the Joliet Division Operating Department with fourteen years of service at Public Service (Commonwealth Edison) and nine years of experience in his job classification, succumbed to a lethal electrical shock on Saturday March 7, 1936. Lane was killed at the age of forty-three when he contacted an energized wire above a pothead with one hand and a grounded cable with his other hand. Lane was buried in New Cambria Cemetery Macon County, Missouri, near his wife Eleanor, nee Evans, who had died in 1920.
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LESTER F. LANE, a Cable Splicer in the Joliet Division Operating Department with fourteen years of service at Public Service (Commonwealth Edison) and nine years of experience in his job classification, succumbed to a lethal electrical shock on Saturday March 7, 1936. Lane was killed at the age of forty-three when he contacted an energized wire above a pothead with one hand and a grounded cable with his other hand. Lane was buried in New Cambria Cemetery Macon County, Missouri, near his wife Eleanor, nee Evans, who had died in 1920.
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