The second death by drowning in two weeks occurred in the Mulberry River near Garden City Saturday when Charles Dean, 26, lost his life
Dean, a farmer, was in swimming Saturday morning with several companions. He was evidently seized with cramps and called for help. Thomas Nichols, Garden City boy, attempte to rescue him, but Dean drug hin under water, and almost almost drowne Nichols. Several companions rescue Nichols, who was in bad shape, and drug Dean to the bank, but he could not be resusciated.
The deceased is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Dean and by a brother and sister.
Funeral services and burial were held in Garden City Sunday.
(The_Cullman_Democrat_Thu__Aug_11__1932)
Dean, a farmer, was in swimming Saturday morning with several companions. He was evidently seized with cramps and called for help. Thomas Nichols, Garden City boy, attempte to rescue him, but Dean drug hin under water, and almost almost drowne Nichols. Several companions rescue Nichols, who was in bad shape, and drug Dean to the bank, but he could not be resusciated.
The deceased is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Dean and by a brother and sister.
Funeral services and burial were held in Garden City Sunday.
(The_Cullman_Democrat_Thu__Aug_11__1932)
The second death by drowning in two weeks occurred in the Mulberry River near Garden City Saturday when Charles Dean, 26, lost his life
Dean, a farmer, was in swimming Saturday morning with several companions. He was evidently seized with cramps and called for help. Thomas Nichols, Garden City boy, attempte to rescue him, but Dean drug hin under water, and almost almost drowne Nichols. Several companions rescue Nichols, who was in bad shape, and drug Dean to the bank, but he could not be resusciated.
The deceased is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Dean and by a brother and sister.
Funeral services and burial were held in Garden City Sunday.
(The_Cullman_Democrat_Thu__Aug_11__1932)
Dean, a farmer, was in swimming Saturday morning with several companions. He was evidently seized with cramps and called for help. Thomas Nichols, Garden City boy, attempte to rescue him, but Dean drug hin under water, and almost almost drowne Nichols. Several companions rescue Nichols, who was in bad shape, and drug Dean to the bank, but he could not be resusciated.
The deceased is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Dean and by a brother and sister.
Funeral services and burial were held in Garden City Sunday.
(The_Cullman_Democrat_Thu__Aug_11__1932)
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