Boonville, June 20 — The body of Robert W. Blum, 40, was found late Saturday at the foot of the stairway at his home by his mother, Mrs. Lulu Talcott Blum. Coroner Gordon A. Holden said death was due to a fractured skull and expressed the opinion death had occurred some time Friday.
Mr. Blum and his mother resides at the Summit St. home. His mother had been visiting several days in Talcottville and found the body on her return home Saturday night. Mr. Blum had suffered frequently lately from dizzy
spells and it is believed he fell as he was climbing the stairs.
He was born July 9, 1897 at the Blum homestead, north of this village, and had always lived in this vicinity. His father was the late William H. Blum.
He was a member of Summit Lodge, I. O. O. F. and was a graduate of Boonville High School.
Besides his mother, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Robert Brown, two nephews, Edward and William Brown, all of Boonville; and a niece, Miss Elvera Brown, Rochester. Rome Daily Sentinel, Monday Evening, June 20, 1938
Mr. Blum and his mother resides at the Summit St. home. His mother had been visiting several days in Talcottville and found the body on her return home Saturday night. Mr. Blum had suffered frequently lately from dizzy
spells and it is believed he fell as he was climbing the stairs.
He was born July 9, 1897 at the Blum homestead, north of this village, and had always lived in this vicinity. His father was the late William H. Blum.
He was a member of Summit Lodge, I. O. O. F. and was a graduate of Boonville High School.
Besides his mother, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Robert Brown, two nephews, Edward and William Brown, all of Boonville; and a niece, Miss Elvera Brown, Rochester. Rome Daily Sentinel, Monday Evening, June 20, 1938
Boonville, June 20 — The body of Robert W. Blum, 40, was found late Saturday at the foot of the stairway at his home by his mother, Mrs. Lulu Talcott Blum. Coroner Gordon A. Holden said death was due to a fractured skull and expressed the opinion death had occurred some time Friday.
Mr. Blum and his mother resides at the Summit St. home. His mother had been visiting several days in Talcottville and found the body on her return home Saturday night. Mr. Blum had suffered frequently lately from dizzy
spells and it is believed he fell as he was climbing the stairs.
He was born July 9, 1897 at the Blum homestead, north of this village, and had always lived in this vicinity. His father was the late William H. Blum.
He was a member of Summit Lodge, I. O. O. F. and was a graduate of Boonville High School.
Besides his mother, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Robert Brown, two nephews, Edward and William Brown, all of Boonville; and a niece, Miss Elvera Brown, Rochester. Rome Daily Sentinel, Monday Evening, June 20, 1938
Mr. Blum and his mother resides at the Summit St. home. His mother had been visiting several days in Talcottville and found the body on her return home Saturday night. Mr. Blum had suffered frequently lately from dizzy
spells and it is believed he fell as he was climbing the stairs.
He was born July 9, 1897 at the Blum homestead, north of this village, and had always lived in this vicinity. His father was the late William H. Blum.
He was a member of Summit Lodge, I. O. O. F. and was a graduate of Boonville High School.
Besides his mother, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Robert Brown, two nephews, Edward and William Brown, all of Boonville; and a niece, Miss Elvera Brown, Rochester. Rome Daily Sentinel, Monday Evening, June 20, 1938
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