Edits per marriage cert. provided by member 46898378:
Name: Abraham N Berry
Gender: Male
Event Type: Marriage Registration (Marriage)
Marriage Licence Date: 3 Jan 1878
Marriage Licence Place: Indiana, United States
Father: Isaac H Berry
Spouse: Christena Abbott
Page: 35
FHL Film Number: 002315270
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Wednesday, November 27, 1929
INJURIES FATAL NEWTON BERRY
Fractured Skull Sustained in Fall at Tinplate Results in Death at Hospital.
CORONER WILL MAKE PROBE
Injuries sustained by Newton Berry, 71, residing at 2123 North D street, when he fell from a ladder while painting at the tinplate Tuesday afternoon, resulted in his death at the Mercy hospital.
Mr. Berry fell from a ladder, alighting on his head and sustained a fractured skull. The accident occurred about 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and he died at the hospital about an hour and a half later. He did not regain consciousness at any time after receiving the injuries.
Coroner to Investigate.
Coroner Earl Sells, of Anderson, was notified and he will come to Elwood this afternoon to conduct the necessary investigation.
Mr. Berry had resided in Elwood since 1900 and had been employed at the tinplate for several years. He was an energetic and industrious worker and was well liked by his fellow employes. He was a fine citizen and was held in high esteem by his many friends. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church.
Surviving Relatives.
Fifty-four years ago he was united in marriage to Christina Abbott and to this happy union were born seven children, five of whom with the widow, survive. They are Albert Berry, of Kokomo; William Berry and Mrs. Oscar Newlan, both of Elwood; Otto and Henry Berry, both of Indianapolis. He also leaves three brothers, Murt Berry, of Monticellow, Ind.; Lee Berry of Kokomo, and Perry Berry, of Dayton, O. There are thirteen grandchildren.
The body was removed from the hospital to the Clark chapel where it was prepared for burial. No funeral arrangements had been made late this afternoon.
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, November 26, 1929
NEWTON BERRY SEVERLY HURT TINPLATE ACCIDENT
Newton Berry, residing at 2123 North D street, sustained a fractured skull in a fall at the tinplate, where he is employed, about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, and is reported to be in a most critical condition at the Mercy hospital.
He was employed in doing some painting in the north shear rooms at the tinplate. In some manner he lost his balance and fell from the ladder to the floor, a distance of several feet.
He was rushed to the emergency hospital at the tinplate and later removed to the Mercy hospital.
When he fell to the floor, alighting on his head, he sustained a fractured skull and the injuries are regarded as very serious.
Name: Abraham N Berry
Gender: Male
Event Type: Marriage Registration (Marriage)
Marriage Licence Date: 3 Jan 1878
Marriage Licence Place: Indiana, United States
Father: Isaac H Berry
Spouse: Christena Abbott
Page: 35
FHL Film Number: 002315270
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Wednesday, November 27, 1929
INJURIES FATAL NEWTON BERRY
Fractured Skull Sustained in Fall at Tinplate Results in Death at Hospital.
CORONER WILL MAKE PROBE
Injuries sustained by Newton Berry, 71, residing at 2123 North D street, when he fell from a ladder while painting at the tinplate Tuesday afternoon, resulted in his death at the Mercy hospital.
Mr. Berry fell from a ladder, alighting on his head and sustained a fractured skull. The accident occurred about 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and he died at the hospital about an hour and a half later. He did not regain consciousness at any time after receiving the injuries.
Coroner to Investigate.
Coroner Earl Sells, of Anderson, was notified and he will come to Elwood this afternoon to conduct the necessary investigation.
Mr. Berry had resided in Elwood since 1900 and had been employed at the tinplate for several years. He was an energetic and industrious worker and was well liked by his fellow employes. He was a fine citizen and was held in high esteem by his many friends. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church.
Surviving Relatives.
Fifty-four years ago he was united in marriage to Christina Abbott and to this happy union were born seven children, five of whom with the widow, survive. They are Albert Berry, of Kokomo; William Berry and Mrs. Oscar Newlan, both of Elwood; Otto and Henry Berry, both of Indianapolis. He also leaves three brothers, Murt Berry, of Monticellow, Ind.; Lee Berry of Kokomo, and Perry Berry, of Dayton, O. There are thirteen grandchildren.
The body was removed from the hospital to the Clark chapel where it was prepared for burial. No funeral arrangements had been made late this afternoon.
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, November 26, 1929
NEWTON BERRY SEVERLY HURT TINPLATE ACCIDENT
Newton Berry, residing at 2123 North D street, sustained a fractured skull in a fall at the tinplate, where he is employed, about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, and is reported to be in a most critical condition at the Mercy hospital.
He was employed in doing some painting in the north shear rooms at the tinplate. In some manner he lost his balance and fell from the ladder to the floor, a distance of several feet.
He was rushed to the emergency hospital at the tinplate and later removed to the Mercy hospital.
When he fell to the floor, alighting on his head, he sustained a fractured skull and the injuries are regarded as very serious.
Edits per marriage cert. provided by member 46898378:
Name: Abraham N Berry
Gender: Male
Event Type: Marriage Registration (Marriage)
Marriage Licence Date: 3 Jan 1878
Marriage Licence Place: Indiana, United States
Father: Isaac H Berry
Spouse: Christena Abbott
Page: 35
FHL Film Number: 002315270
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Wednesday, November 27, 1929
INJURIES FATAL NEWTON BERRY
Fractured Skull Sustained in Fall at Tinplate Results in Death at Hospital.
CORONER WILL MAKE PROBE
Injuries sustained by Newton Berry, 71, residing at 2123 North D street, when he fell from a ladder while painting at the tinplate Tuesday afternoon, resulted in his death at the Mercy hospital.
Mr. Berry fell from a ladder, alighting on his head and sustained a fractured skull. The accident occurred about 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and he died at the hospital about an hour and a half later. He did not regain consciousness at any time after receiving the injuries.
Coroner to Investigate.
Coroner Earl Sells, of Anderson, was notified and he will come to Elwood this afternoon to conduct the necessary investigation.
Mr. Berry had resided in Elwood since 1900 and had been employed at the tinplate for several years. He was an energetic and industrious worker and was well liked by his fellow employes. He was a fine citizen and was held in high esteem by his many friends. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church.
Surviving Relatives.
Fifty-four years ago he was united in marriage to Christina Abbott and to this happy union were born seven children, five of whom with the widow, survive. They are Albert Berry, of Kokomo; William Berry and Mrs. Oscar Newlan, both of Elwood; Otto and Henry Berry, both of Indianapolis. He also leaves three brothers, Murt Berry, of Monticellow, Ind.; Lee Berry of Kokomo, and Perry Berry, of Dayton, O. There are thirteen grandchildren.
The body was removed from the hospital to the Clark chapel where it was prepared for burial. No funeral arrangements had been made late this afternoon.
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, November 26, 1929
NEWTON BERRY SEVERLY HURT TINPLATE ACCIDENT
Newton Berry, residing at 2123 North D street, sustained a fractured skull in a fall at the tinplate, where he is employed, about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, and is reported to be in a most critical condition at the Mercy hospital.
He was employed in doing some painting in the north shear rooms at the tinplate. In some manner he lost his balance and fell from the ladder to the floor, a distance of several feet.
He was rushed to the emergency hospital at the tinplate and later removed to the Mercy hospital.
When he fell to the floor, alighting on his head, he sustained a fractured skull and the injuries are regarded as very serious.
Name: Abraham N Berry
Gender: Male
Event Type: Marriage Registration (Marriage)
Marriage Licence Date: 3 Jan 1878
Marriage Licence Place: Indiana, United States
Father: Isaac H Berry
Spouse: Christena Abbott
Page: 35
FHL Film Number: 002315270
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Wednesday, November 27, 1929
INJURIES FATAL NEWTON BERRY
Fractured Skull Sustained in Fall at Tinplate Results in Death at Hospital.
CORONER WILL MAKE PROBE
Injuries sustained by Newton Berry, 71, residing at 2123 North D street, when he fell from a ladder while painting at the tinplate Tuesday afternoon, resulted in his death at the Mercy hospital.
Mr. Berry fell from a ladder, alighting on his head and sustained a fractured skull. The accident occurred about 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and he died at the hospital about an hour and a half later. He did not regain consciousness at any time after receiving the injuries.
Coroner to Investigate.
Coroner Earl Sells, of Anderson, was notified and he will come to Elwood this afternoon to conduct the necessary investigation.
Mr. Berry had resided in Elwood since 1900 and had been employed at the tinplate for several years. He was an energetic and industrious worker and was well liked by his fellow employes. He was a fine citizen and was held in high esteem by his many friends. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church.
Surviving Relatives.
Fifty-four years ago he was united in marriage to Christina Abbott and to this happy union were born seven children, five of whom with the widow, survive. They are Albert Berry, of Kokomo; William Berry and Mrs. Oscar Newlan, both of Elwood; Otto and Henry Berry, both of Indianapolis. He also leaves three brothers, Murt Berry, of Monticellow, Ind.; Lee Berry of Kokomo, and Perry Berry, of Dayton, O. There are thirteen grandchildren.
The body was removed from the hospital to the Clark chapel where it was prepared for burial. No funeral arrangements had been made late this afternoon.
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The Elwood Call-Leader, p. 1, Tuesday, November 26, 1929
NEWTON BERRY SEVERLY HURT TINPLATE ACCIDENT
Newton Berry, residing at 2123 North D street, sustained a fractured skull in a fall at the tinplate, where he is employed, about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, and is reported to be in a most critical condition at the Mercy hospital.
He was employed in doing some painting in the north shear rooms at the tinplate. In some manner he lost his balance and fell from the ladder to the floor, a distance of several feet.
He was rushed to the emergency hospital at the tinplate and later removed to the Mercy hospital.
When he fell to the floor, alighting on his head, he sustained a fractured skull and the injuries are regarded as very serious.
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