Shelby County Indiana
Obituaries
Hanson
Obituaries
Hanson
The Shelbyville Republican
Saturday, June 14, 1924
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RECEIVED WORD
BROTHER'S DEATH
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Bernard Hanson, Brother of Harry Hanson,
of This City Electrocuted.
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LIVED IN WOLCOTTVILLE
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Harry Hanson, of
this Stewart apartments in this city, has received word of the death of his
brother, Bernard W. Hanson, age twenty, of Wolcotville, LaGrance
county[stet]. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson have gone to Wolcottville.Saturday, June 14, 1924
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RECEIVED WORD
BROTHER'S DEATH
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Bernard Hanson, Brother of Harry Hanson,
of This City Electrocuted.
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LIVED IN WOLCOTTVILLE
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The young man was electrocuted while at his employment as a line man. While working on an electric light pole in his home town, he came in contact with a live wire. The body fell a distance of thirty five feet to the ground. The young man had been employed for several months by the LaGrange County Light & Power Company. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Hanson of Wolcottville.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Democrat
Saturday, June 14, 1924
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YOUNG MAN ELECTROCUTED
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Roy Hanson, 20
years old, brother of Harry Hanson, of this city, and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hanson, of Wolcottville, Ind., was electrocuted Thursday
afternoon, while employed at the LaGrange Water and Light Company, at
LaGrange. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanson, of this city have gone to
Wolcottville, to attend the funeral services.Saturday, June 14, 1924
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YOUNG MAN ELECTROCUTED
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelbyville Republican
Saturday, October 12, 1912
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SUDDEN DEATH
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Three Come Very Unexpectedly to the
Notice of Postmaster Sexton.
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One day while in Michigan the first of this month Mr. Sexton drove eight miles to Niles to see Ed Hanson, son of the man for whom Mr. Sexton worked when he was a young man. When he reached Niles, Mr. Hanson, who was a traveling salesman, was away on a trip. While talking with the firm for whom Hanson worked a telegram came announcing that Hanson had been run over and cut to pieces by a train at Dowagiach, Mich.Saturday, October 12, 1912
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SUDDEN DEATH
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Three Come Very Unexpectedly to the
Notice of Postmaster Sexton.
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That is certainly piling up sudden deaths in one man's experience very lively.
Note: The other deaths spoken of in this article were Allen Dunning and the son of Albert Alyea.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
