Railroad Engineer Dies at Hospital
Henry E. (ic) Newcomer, 80, veteran railroad engineer, died in a local hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. of infirmities incident to age. He lived at 1262 West Second South street.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Newcomer had lived in Salt Lake more than 50 years. He had served as an engineer for the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad for 35 years with a perfect record. For the last six years he had been retired from active service.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Newcomer; three daughters, Mrs. L.M. Qualls, Mrs. George Stevens and Miss Anna Newcomer; son, S.H. Newcomer, all of Salt Lake, and seven grandchildren.
Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, August 8, 1933
Henry E. (ic) Newcomer, 80, veteran railroad engineer, died in a local hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. of infirmities incident to age. He lived at 1262 West Second South street.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Newcomer had lived in Salt Lake more than 50 years. He had served as an engineer for the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad for 35 years with a perfect record. For the last six years he had been retired from active service.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Newcomer; three daughters, Mrs. L.M. Qualls, Mrs. George Stevens and Miss Anna Newcomer; son, S.H. Newcomer, all of Salt Lake, and seven grandchildren.
Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, August 8, 1933
Railroad Engineer Dies at Hospital
Henry E. (ic) Newcomer, 80, veteran railroad engineer, died in a local hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. of infirmities incident to age. He lived at 1262 West Second South street.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Newcomer had lived in Salt Lake more than 50 years. He had served as an engineer for the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad for 35 years with a perfect record. For the last six years he had been retired from active service.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Newcomer; three daughters, Mrs. L.M. Qualls, Mrs. George Stevens and Miss Anna Newcomer; son, S.H. Newcomer, all of Salt Lake, and seven grandchildren.
Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, August 8, 1933
Henry E. (ic) Newcomer, 80, veteran railroad engineer, died in a local hospital Monday at 1:30 p.m. of infirmities incident to age. He lived at 1262 West Second South street.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Newcomer had lived in Salt Lake more than 50 years. He had served as an engineer for the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad for 35 years with a perfect record. For the last six years he had been retired from active service.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Newcomer; three daughters, Mrs. L.M. Qualls, Mrs. George Stevens and Miss Anna Newcomer; son, S.H. Newcomer, all of Salt Lake, and seven grandchildren.
Salt Lake Tribune
Tuesday, August 8, 1933
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