News article EPHRIAM OSWALD
MAN HAS A CLOSE CALL TO DEATH
Another serious accident, nearly fatal to a Mishicott man, occurred when Ephriam Oswald, formerly associated with the firm of Terens and Oswald, was buried under five tons of clay as a result of a cave-in while Mr. Oswald was at work on a culvert near Branch. Oswald escaped with a broken leg and severe shock. Mr. Oswald is employed by Ira Beyer, who manufactures cement blocks and when he was excavating for a culvert to secure a foundation for the blocks, the clay bank caved in and he was caught. Fellow workmen rescued him after much work.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, June 26, 1909 page 1
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EPHRAIM D. OSWALD
FORMER TWO RIVERS MAN DIES IN MINN.
Eph. Oswald, Was Hardware Dealer at Mishicot For Many Years
Ephriam Oswald, a former business man of Mishicot where he was for
years a member of the firm of Terens & Oswald, died at Sparta, Minn.,
and the body was brought to Two Rivers yesterday and funeral sevices
held today under auspices of th (sic) Masonic order of which he was
a member. Mr. Oswald, after failure of the firm of which he was a
member at Mishicott, located at Sparta where he held a responsible
position. He resided at Two Rivers for some time. He is survived by
his widow and one brother, Perry J. Diehl, who is at present in
California.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, February 9, 1916 P.1
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MAN HAS A CLOSE CALL TO DEATH
Another serious accident, nearly fatal to a Mishicott man, occurred when Ephriam Oswald, formerly associated with the firm of Terens and Oswald, was buried under five tons of clay as a result of a cave-in while Mr. Oswald was at work on a culvert near Branch. Oswald escaped with a broken leg and severe shock. Mr. Oswald is employed by Ira Beyer, who manufactures cement blocks and when he was excavating for a culvert to secure a foundation for the blocks, the clay bank caved in and he was caught. Fellow workmen rescued him after much work.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, June 26, 1909 page 1
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EPHRAIM D. OSWALD
FORMER TWO RIVERS MAN DIES IN MINN.
Eph. Oswald, Was Hardware Dealer at Mishicot For Many Years
Ephriam Oswald, a former business man of Mishicot where he was for
years a member of the firm of Terens & Oswald, died at Sparta, Minn.,
and the body was brought to Two Rivers yesterday and funeral sevices
held today under auspices of th (sic) Masonic order of which he was
a member. Mr. Oswald, after failure of the firm of which he was a
member at Mishicott, located at Sparta where he held a responsible
position. He resided at Two Rivers for some time. He is survived by
his widow and one brother, Perry J. Diehl, who is at present in
California.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, February 9, 1916 P.1
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News article EPHRIAM OSWALD
MAN HAS A CLOSE CALL TO DEATH
Another serious accident, nearly fatal to a Mishicott man, occurred when Ephriam Oswald, formerly associated with the firm of Terens and Oswald, was buried under five tons of clay as a result of a cave-in while Mr. Oswald was at work on a culvert near Branch. Oswald escaped with a broken leg and severe shock. Mr. Oswald is employed by Ira Beyer, who manufactures cement blocks and when he was excavating for a culvert to secure a foundation for the blocks, the clay bank caved in and he was caught. Fellow workmen rescued him after much work.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, June 26, 1909 page 1
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EPHRAIM D. OSWALD
FORMER TWO RIVERS MAN DIES IN MINN.
Eph. Oswald, Was Hardware Dealer at Mishicot For Many Years
Ephriam Oswald, a former business man of Mishicot where he was for
years a member of the firm of Terens & Oswald, died at Sparta, Minn.,
and the body was brought to Two Rivers yesterday and funeral sevices
held today under auspices of th (sic) Masonic order of which he was
a member. Mr. Oswald, after failure of the firm of which he was a
member at Mishicott, located at Sparta where he held a responsible
position. He resided at Two Rivers for some time. He is survived by
his widow and one brother, Perry J. Diehl, who is at present in
California.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, February 9, 1916 P.1
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MAN HAS A CLOSE CALL TO DEATH
Another serious accident, nearly fatal to a Mishicott man, occurred when Ephriam Oswald, formerly associated with the firm of Terens and Oswald, was buried under five tons of clay as a result of a cave-in while Mr. Oswald was at work on a culvert near Branch. Oswald escaped with a broken leg and severe shock. Mr. Oswald is employed by Ira Beyer, who manufactures cement blocks and when he was excavating for a culvert to secure a foundation for the blocks, the clay bank caved in and he was caught. Fellow workmen rescued him after much work.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, June 26, 1909 page 1
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EPHRAIM D. OSWALD
FORMER TWO RIVERS MAN DIES IN MINN.
Eph. Oswald, Was Hardware Dealer at Mishicot For Many Years
Ephriam Oswald, a former business man of Mishicot where he was for
years a member of the firm of Terens & Oswald, died at Sparta, Minn.,
and the body was brought to Two Rivers yesterday and funeral sevices
held today under auspices of th (sic) Masonic order of which he was
a member. Mr. Oswald, after failure of the firm of which he was a
member at Mishicott, located at Sparta where he held a responsible
position. He resided at Two Rivers for some time. He is survived by
his widow and one brother, Perry J. Diehl, who is at present in
California.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wednesday, February 9, 1916 P.1
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