Clayton was the adopted son of Shan Mauk and Annie Scott.
'Bryan Democrat'
Bryan, Williams Co. Ohio
Sept. 16, 1929
'Clayton, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Shan Mauk died in the Hillsdale city hospital of lockjaw. The boy stepped on a rusty nail a week before but the wound had apparently healed when tetanus developed Sunday night. He was eight years old and the funeral was held at the home Sunday afternoon and a short service at Shiffler cemetery, where many old neighbors gathered. The Mauk family lived near Pulaski for many years before moving to Pioneer.'
'Bryan Democrat'
Bryan, Williams Co. Ohio
Sept. 16, 1929
'Clayton, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Shan Mauk died in the Hillsdale city hospital of lockjaw. The boy stepped on a rusty nail a week before but the wound had apparently healed when tetanus developed Sunday night. He was eight years old and the funeral was held at the home Sunday afternoon and a short service at Shiffler cemetery, where many old neighbors gathered. The Mauk family lived near Pulaski for many years before moving to Pioneer.'
Clayton was the adopted son of Shan Mauk and Annie Scott.
'Bryan Democrat'
Bryan, Williams Co. Ohio
Sept. 16, 1929
'Clayton, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Shan Mauk died in the Hillsdale city hospital of lockjaw. The boy stepped on a rusty nail a week before but the wound had apparently healed when tetanus developed Sunday night. He was eight years old and the funeral was held at the home Sunday afternoon and a short service at Shiffler cemetery, where many old neighbors gathered. The Mauk family lived near Pulaski for many years before moving to Pioneer.'
'Bryan Democrat'
Bryan, Williams Co. Ohio
Sept. 16, 1929
'Clayton, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Shan Mauk died in the Hillsdale city hospital of lockjaw. The boy stepped on a rusty nail a week before but the wound had apparently healed when tetanus developed Sunday night. He was eight years old and the funeral was held at the home Sunday afternoon and a short service at Shiffler cemetery, where many old neighbors gathered. The Mauk family lived near Pulaski for many years before moving to Pioneer.'
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