Father - Armour Bown Tarner (16 Mar 1870 - 25 Sep 1927)
Mother - Laura Alice Walk Tarner (23 May 1868 - 11 Dec 1918)
Wife - Eva Viola Crider Tarner (24 Apr 1893 - 2 Nov 1927)
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Hagerstown, Md., May 22 - Garnet O. Tarner, 31, Chambersburg, Pa., driver of a gasoline truck for the Gulf Refining Company, was instantly killed when a Philadelphia and Reading locomotive struck his truck at the crossing at Wayne's Castle this morning. The gasoline in the tank scattered in all directions and took fire. The flames communicated to the warehouse of Frank Miller & Sons near by and this structure, together with a large quantity of grain, was destroyed.
The News, Frederick, MD, Monday, May 22, 1922, P 1
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Mother - Laura Alice Walk Tarner (23 May 1868 - 11 Dec 1918)
Wife - Eva Viola Crider Tarner (24 Apr 1893 - 2 Nov 1927)
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Hagerstown, Md., May 22 - Garnet O. Tarner, 31, Chambersburg, Pa., driver of a gasoline truck for the Gulf Refining Company, was instantly killed when a Philadelphia and Reading locomotive struck his truck at the crossing at Wayne's Castle this morning. The gasoline in the tank scattered in all directions and took fire. The flames communicated to the warehouse of Frank Miller & Sons near by and this structure, together with a large quantity of grain, was destroyed.
The News, Frederick, MD, Monday, May 22, 1922, P 1
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Father - Armour Bown Tarner (16 Mar 1870 - 25 Sep 1927)
Mother - Laura Alice Walk Tarner (23 May 1868 - 11 Dec 1918)
Wife - Eva Viola Crider Tarner (24 Apr 1893 - 2 Nov 1927)
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Hagerstown, Md., May 22 - Garnet O. Tarner, 31, Chambersburg, Pa., driver of a gasoline truck for the Gulf Refining Company, was instantly killed when a Philadelphia and Reading locomotive struck his truck at the crossing at Wayne's Castle this morning. The gasoline in the tank scattered in all directions and took fire. The flames communicated to the warehouse of Frank Miller & Sons near by and this structure, together with a large quantity of grain, was destroyed.
The News, Frederick, MD, Monday, May 22, 1922, P 1
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Mother - Laura Alice Walk Tarner (23 May 1868 - 11 Dec 1918)
Wife - Eva Viola Crider Tarner (24 Apr 1893 - 2 Nov 1927)
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Hagerstown, Md., May 22 - Garnet O. Tarner, 31, Chambersburg, Pa., driver of a gasoline truck for the Gulf Refining Company, was instantly killed when a Philadelphia and Reading locomotive struck his truck at the crossing at Wayne's Castle this morning. The gasoline in the tank scattered in all directions and took fire. The flames communicated to the warehouse of Frank Miller & Sons near by and this structure, together with a large quantity of grain, was destroyed.
The News, Frederick, MD, Monday, May 22, 1922, P 1
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