Thursday, August 20, 1931
YOUNG GIRL IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Miss Gertrude Barron, the fifteen year old daughter of John Barron, of near
Milan, was instantly killed this afternoon in an automobile wreck on the
Milan-McRae highway near W. H. Melvin's filling station. The car, which was the
property of Charlie L. Jamison, was driven by his daughter, Laura, fifteen years
old, and other occupants of the car were her sister, Madelyn, 13 years old, Mr.
Jamison's two-year-old baby, and Miss Barron. No cause for the accident is
assigned except that the driver lost control of the car and that it turned over
several times.
Miss Barron's skull was fractured, and it is thought that her neck and back were
broken. Miss Laura Jamison had her lip badly cut, two teeth knocked out, and her
body badly bruised. Madelyn Jamison suffered severe bruises and contusions. The
baby was severely braised. According to Dr. Maloy, of Milan, who attended the
surviving injured, all are expected to recover.
Thursday, August 27, 1931
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MISS BARRON.
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Barron, who was killed in an automobile
accident on the Milan-Rhine highway Thursday afternoon, were conducted in Sand
Grove Baptist Church Friday afternoon by Rev. J. N. Crosby, assisted by Rev. O.
A. Grant. Songs were sung by Tom Hilliard, Edgar McLeod, Grady Cook and Jesse
Hilliard; Mrs. Lewis Wall presided at the piano. An honorary escort of flower
girls was composed of her Sunday school class. The following cousins served as
pallbearers: Horace and Horton Brown, William Jamison, Wellman, Hubert and
Wilbur McCranie. Interment was in Sand Grove Cemetery. Miss Barron is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barron, and the following brothers and
sisters: Miss Lorine Barron, Rhine, Route Two; Mrs. R. J. Studstill, Rhine; W.
B. and J. E. Barron, Tampa, Florida.
YOUNG GIRL IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Miss Gertrude Barron, the fifteen year old daughter of John Barron, of near
Milan, was instantly killed this afternoon in an automobile wreck on the
Milan-McRae highway near W. H. Melvin's filling station. The car, which was the
property of Charlie L. Jamison, was driven by his daughter, Laura, fifteen years
old, and other occupants of the car were her sister, Madelyn, 13 years old, Mr.
Jamison's two-year-old baby, and Miss Barron. No cause for the accident is
assigned except that the driver lost control of the car and that it turned over
several times.
Miss Barron's skull was fractured, and it is thought that her neck and back were
broken. Miss Laura Jamison had her lip badly cut, two teeth knocked out, and her
body badly bruised. Madelyn Jamison suffered severe bruises and contusions. The
baby was severely braised. According to Dr. Maloy, of Milan, who attended the
surviving injured, all are expected to recover.
Thursday, August 27, 1931
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MISS BARRON.
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Barron, who was killed in an automobile
accident on the Milan-Rhine highway Thursday afternoon, were conducted in Sand
Grove Baptist Church Friday afternoon by Rev. J. N. Crosby, assisted by Rev. O.
A. Grant. Songs were sung by Tom Hilliard, Edgar McLeod, Grady Cook and Jesse
Hilliard; Mrs. Lewis Wall presided at the piano. An honorary escort of flower
girls was composed of her Sunday school class. The following cousins served as
pallbearers: Horace and Horton Brown, William Jamison, Wellman, Hubert and
Wilbur McCranie. Interment was in Sand Grove Cemetery. Miss Barron is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barron, and the following brothers and
sisters: Miss Lorine Barron, Rhine, Route Two; Mrs. R. J. Studstill, Rhine; W.
B. and J. E. Barron, Tampa, Florida.
Thursday, August 20, 1931
YOUNG GIRL IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Miss Gertrude Barron, the fifteen year old daughter of John Barron, of near
Milan, was instantly killed this afternoon in an automobile wreck on the
Milan-McRae highway near W. H. Melvin's filling station. The car, which was the
property of Charlie L. Jamison, was driven by his daughter, Laura, fifteen years
old, and other occupants of the car were her sister, Madelyn, 13 years old, Mr.
Jamison's two-year-old baby, and Miss Barron. No cause for the accident is
assigned except that the driver lost control of the car and that it turned over
several times.
Miss Barron's skull was fractured, and it is thought that her neck and back were
broken. Miss Laura Jamison had her lip badly cut, two teeth knocked out, and her
body badly bruised. Madelyn Jamison suffered severe bruises and contusions. The
baby was severely braised. According to Dr. Maloy, of Milan, who attended the
surviving injured, all are expected to recover.
Thursday, August 27, 1931
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MISS BARRON.
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Barron, who was killed in an automobile
accident on the Milan-Rhine highway Thursday afternoon, were conducted in Sand
Grove Baptist Church Friday afternoon by Rev. J. N. Crosby, assisted by Rev. O.
A. Grant. Songs were sung by Tom Hilliard, Edgar McLeod, Grady Cook and Jesse
Hilliard; Mrs. Lewis Wall presided at the piano. An honorary escort of flower
girls was composed of her Sunday school class. The following cousins served as
pallbearers: Horace and Horton Brown, William Jamison, Wellman, Hubert and
Wilbur McCranie. Interment was in Sand Grove Cemetery. Miss Barron is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barron, and the following brothers and
sisters: Miss Lorine Barron, Rhine, Route Two; Mrs. R. J. Studstill, Rhine; W.
B. and J. E. Barron, Tampa, Florida.
YOUNG GIRL IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Miss Gertrude Barron, the fifteen year old daughter of John Barron, of near
Milan, was instantly killed this afternoon in an automobile wreck on the
Milan-McRae highway near W. H. Melvin's filling station. The car, which was the
property of Charlie L. Jamison, was driven by his daughter, Laura, fifteen years
old, and other occupants of the car were her sister, Madelyn, 13 years old, Mr.
Jamison's two-year-old baby, and Miss Barron. No cause for the accident is
assigned except that the driver lost control of the car and that it turned over
several times.
Miss Barron's skull was fractured, and it is thought that her neck and back were
broken. Miss Laura Jamison had her lip badly cut, two teeth knocked out, and her
body badly bruised. Madelyn Jamison suffered severe bruises and contusions. The
baby was severely braised. According to Dr. Maloy, of Milan, who attended the
surviving injured, all are expected to recover.
Thursday, August 27, 1931
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MISS BARRON.
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Barron, who was killed in an automobile
accident on the Milan-Rhine highway Thursday afternoon, were conducted in Sand
Grove Baptist Church Friday afternoon by Rev. J. N. Crosby, assisted by Rev. O.
A. Grant. Songs were sung by Tom Hilliard, Edgar McLeod, Grady Cook and Jesse
Hilliard; Mrs. Lewis Wall presided at the piano. An honorary escort of flower
girls was composed of her Sunday school class. The following cousins served as
pallbearers: Horace and Horton Brown, William Jamison, Wellman, Hubert and
Wilbur McCranie. Interment was in Sand Grove Cemetery. Miss Barron is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barron, and the following brothers and
sisters: Miss Lorine Barron, Rhine, Route Two; Mrs. R. J. Studstill, Rhine; W.
B. and J. E. Barron, Tampa, Florida.
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