John W. Bader, killed in an industrial accident.
Mr. Bader was the first body committed to the new Marion Mausoleum when the building was complete, and without being "held" at another facility.
At least six people who died between the end of 1915 and December 1917 were held at Bucyrus Mausoleum until the Marion building was ready to receive their caskets. Mr. Bader's placement occurred just before the formal opening of the facility.
Mr. Bader was the first body committed to the new Marion Mausoleum when the building was complete, and without being "held" at another facility.
At least six people who died between the end of 1915 and December 1917 were held at Bucyrus Mausoleum until the Marion building was ready to receive their caskets. Mr. Bader's placement occurred just before the formal opening of the facility.
John W. Bader, killed in an industrial accident.
Mr. Bader was the first body committed to the new Marion Mausoleum when the building was complete, and without being "held" at another facility.
At least six people who died between the end of 1915 and December 1917 were held at Bucyrus Mausoleum until the Marion building was ready to receive their caskets. Mr. Bader's placement occurred just before the formal opening of the facility.
Mr. Bader was the first body committed to the new Marion Mausoleum when the building was complete, and without being "held" at another facility.
At least six people who died between the end of 1915 and December 1917 were held at Bucyrus Mausoleum until the Marion building was ready to receive their caskets. Mr. Bader's placement occurred just before the formal opening of the facility.
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JOHN W. BADER
1879 {Masonic Symbol} 1917
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