From: Baltimore American newspaper Tuesday 28 Jan 1919,pg 8
DEATHS
George Hayes
The body of George Hayes, an ironworker of East St. Louis, Mo., who was found dead in his room at 30 South Greene street on Sunday, has been turned over to an undertaker to be embalmed and will be held until relatives can be located. The In-As-Much Gospel Mission, at 210 North Greene street, has interested itself in the man's remains for, on Wednesday and Friday nights of last week, Hayes attended the meetings at this mission, and in giving his experience said he wanted to lead a better life and hoped the mission workers would aid him in his efforts.
Note: East St. Louis, MO should be East St. Louis, Illinois
DEATHS
George Hayes
The body of George Hayes, an ironworker of East St. Louis, Mo., who was found dead in his room at 30 South Greene street on Sunday, has been turned over to an undertaker to be embalmed and will be held until relatives can be located. The In-As-Much Gospel Mission, at 210 North Greene street, has interested itself in the man's remains for, on Wednesday and Friday nights of last week, Hayes attended the meetings at this mission, and in giving his experience said he wanted to lead a better life and hoped the mission workers would aid him in his efforts.
Note: East St. Louis, MO should be East St. Louis, Illinois
From: Baltimore American newspaper Tuesday 28 Jan 1919,pg 8
DEATHS
George Hayes
The body of George Hayes, an ironworker of East St. Louis, Mo., who was found dead in his room at 30 South Greene street on Sunday, has been turned over to an undertaker to be embalmed and will be held until relatives can be located. The In-As-Much Gospel Mission, at 210 North Greene street, has interested itself in the man's remains for, on Wednesday and Friday nights of last week, Hayes attended the meetings at this mission, and in giving his experience said he wanted to lead a better life and hoped the mission workers would aid him in his efforts.
Note: East St. Louis, MO should be East St. Louis, Illinois
DEATHS
George Hayes
The body of George Hayes, an ironworker of East St. Louis, Mo., who was found dead in his room at 30 South Greene street on Sunday, has been turned over to an undertaker to be embalmed and will be held until relatives can be located. The In-As-Much Gospel Mission, at 210 North Greene street, has interested itself in the man's remains for, on Wednesday and Friday nights of last week, Hayes attended the meetings at this mission, and in giving his experience said he wanted to lead a better life and hoped the mission workers would aid him in his efforts.
Note: East St. Louis, MO should be East St. Louis, Illinois
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