OBITUARY: Dallas (TX) Morning News, Thursday, 13 September 1934, Sec. 1, p. 2:
WOODARD.—Palestine, Texas, Sept. 12—Funeral services were held Wednesday for Charles M. Woodard, 45, Elkhart sawmill operator injured in an auto truck crash miles north of here Sunday night. Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Miss Retha and Miss Lois Woodard; two sons, T. V. and S. B. Woodard; two brothers, L. D. and W. C. Woodard; one sister, Mrs. B.J.F Parker, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ann Woodard, all of Elkhart, J.R. Dysert, accused driver of the truck that figured n the accident, was charged with negligent homicide in Justice John W. Moore's court.
WOODARD.—Palestine, Texas, Sept. 12—Funeral services were held Wednesday for Charles M. Woodard, 45, Elkhart sawmill operator injured in an auto truck crash miles north of here Sunday night. Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Miss Retha and Miss Lois Woodard; two sons, T. V. and S. B. Woodard; two brothers, L. D. and W. C. Woodard; one sister, Mrs. B.J.F Parker, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ann Woodard, all of Elkhart, J.R. Dysert, accused driver of the truck that figured n the accident, was charged with negligent homicide in Justice John W. Moore's court.
OBITUARY: Dallas (TX) Morning News, Thursday, 13 September 1934, Sec. 1, p. 2:
WOODARD.—Palestine, Texas, Sept. 12—Funeral services were held Wednesday for Charles M. Woodard, 45, Elkhart sawmill operator injured in an auto truck crash miles north of here Sunday night. Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Miss Retha and Miss Lois Woodard; two sons, T. V. and S. B. Woodard; two brothers, L. D. and W. C. Woodard; one sister, Mrs. B.J.F Parker, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ann Woodard, all of Elkhart, J.R. Dysert, accused driver of the truck that figured n the accident, was charged with negligent homicide in Justice John W. Moore's court.
WOODARD.—Palestine, Texas, Sept. 12—Funeral services were held Wednesday for Charles M. Woodard, 45, Elkhart sawmill operator injured in an auto truck crash miles north of here Sunday night. Survivors are his wife; two daughters, Miss Retha and Miss Lois Woodard; two sons, T. V. and S. B. Woodard; two brothers, L. D. and W. C. Woodard; one sister, Mrs. B.J.F Parker, and his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ann Woodard, all of Elkhart, J.R. Dysert, accused driver of the truck that figured n the accident, was charged with negligent homicide in Justice John W. Moore's court.
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