Afton Poulson, 13, was perched on a fence in her play when a bullet struck her in the left shoulder. No clue had been obtained as to who fired the shot. The supposition is that it was a spent bullet.
Afton is survived by her father, her mother, Mrs. Lydia Anderson Poulson; three brothers, Harold, Earl and Lyman, and a sister, Mrs. Estella Poulson Sharl, who lives at Rexburg, Idaho.
Read the entire article in the Salt Lake Tribune May 25, 1929
Father is Hans LeRoy Poulsen
Afton is survived by her father, her mother, Mrs. Lydia Anderson Poulson; three brothers, Harold, Earl and Lyman, and a sister, Mrs. Estella Poulson Sharl, who lives at Rexburg, Idaho.
Read the entire article in the Salt Lake Tribune May 25, 1929
Father is Hans LeRoy Poulsen
Afton Poulson, 13, was perched on a fence in her play when a bullet struck her in the left shoulder. No clue had been obtained as to who fired the shot. The supposition is that it was a spent bullet.
Afton is survived by her father, her mother, Mrs. Lydia Anderson Poulson; three brothers, Harold, Earl and Lyman, and a sister, Mrs. Estella Poulson Sharl, who lives at Rexburg, Idaho.
Read the entire article in the Salt Lake Tribune May 25, 1929
Father is Hans LeRoy Poulsen
Afton is survived by her father, her mother, Mrs. Lydia Anderson Poulson; three brothers, Harold, Earl and Lyman, and a sister, Mrs. Estella Poulson Sharl, who lives at Rexburg, Idaho.
Read the entire article in the Salt Lake Tribune May 25, 1929
Father is Hans LeRoy Poulsen
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