AKA: Louis Maynard Killian
Son of Moses and Mary Diane Ussery - Killian
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Fresno Morning Republican", dated Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 14
KILLION—Near Kerman April 18, 1930. Maynard Lewis Killion, beloved husband of Mrs. Mable Killion of Fresno; loving father of Ongal Killion of Fresno; brother of Philip Killion of Exeter, Martin Killion of Fresno, Henry and Frank Killion, Mrs. Euphe Ryan of Missouri and Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Washington: a native of Missouri aged 38 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Mission Undertaking company. Broadway at Belmont.
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Los Angeles Times", dated
Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 4
CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
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Maynard Killian, Fresno Power Company Worker, in Collision With Rancher
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FRESNO, April 18.-Maynard L. Killian, 30-year-old Fresno chauffeur for the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, was fatally injured this afternoon six miles northwest of Kerman when a power company automobile which he was driving collided with another driven by Alex Afinsoff, a ranch worker of the Kerman district.
Afinsoff told Deputy Sheriff Blasingame that Killian was driving at a high rate of speed and that he did not see the car approaching his machine at right angles until it was too late to avert the accident.
Killian died a few minutes after being taken to a near-by farmhouse. He had started to Fresno to get some dynamite for use by a power line construction crew with which he was working.
Son of Moses and Mary Diane Ussery - Killian
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Fresno Morning Republican", dated Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 14
KILLION—Near Kerman April 18, 1930. Maynard Lewis Killion, beloved husband of Mrs. Mable Killion of Fresno; loving father of Ongal Killion of Fresno; brother of Philip Killion of Exeter, Martin Killion of Fresno, Henry and Frank Killion, Mrs. Euphe Ryan of Missouri and Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Washington: a native of Missouri aged 38 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Mission Undertaking company. Broadway at Belmont.
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Los Angeles Times", dated
Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 4
CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
_______________________________
Maynard Killian, Fresno Power Company Worker, in Collision With Rancher
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FRESNO, April 18.-Maynard L. Killian, 30-year-old Fresno chauffeur for the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, was fatally injured this afternoon six miles northwest of Kerman when a power company automobile which he was driving collided with another driven by Alex Afinsoff, a ranch worker of the Kerman district.
Afinsoff told Deputy Sheriff Blasingame that Killian was driving at a high rate of speed and that he did not see the car approaching his machine at right angles until it was too late to avert the accident.
Killian died a few minutes after being taken to a near-by farmhouse. He had started to Fresno to get some dynamite for use by a power line construction crew with which he was working.
AKA: Louis Maynard Killian
Son of Moses and Mary Diane Ussery - Killian
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Fresno Morning Republican", dated Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 14
KILLION—Near Kerman April 18, 1930. Maynard Lewis Killion, beloved husband of Mrs. Mable Killion of Fresno; loving father of Ongal Killion of Fresno; brother of Philip Killion of Exeter, Martin Killion of Fresno, Henry and Frank Killion, Mrs. Euphe Ryan of Missouri and Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Washington: a native of Missouri aged 38 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Mission Undertaking company. Broadway at Belmont.
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Los Angeles Times", dated
Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 4
CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
_______________________________
Maynard Killian, Fresno Power Company Worker, in Collision With Rancher
________________________________
FRESNO, April 18.-Maynard L. Killian, 30-year-old Fresno chauffeur for the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, was fatally injured this afternoon six miles northwest of Kerman when a power company automobile which he was driving collided with another driven by Alex Afinsoff, a ranch worker of the Kerman district.
Afinsoff told Deputy Sheriff Blasingame that Killian was driving at a high rate of speed and that he did not see the car approaching his machine at right angles until it was too late to avert the accident.
Killian died a few minutes after being taken to a near-by farmhouse. He had started to Fresno to get some dynamite for use by a power line construction crew with which he was working.
Son of Moses and Mary Diane Ussery - Killian
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Fresno Morning Republican", dated Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 14
KILLION—Near Kerman April 18, 1930. Maynard Lewis Killion, beloved husband of Mrs. Mable Killion of Fresno; loving father of Ongal Killion of Fresno; brother of Philip Killion of Exeter, Martin Killion of Fresno, Henry and Frank Killion, Mrs. Euphe Ryan of Missouri and Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Washington: a native of Missouri aged 38 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Mission Undertaking company. Broadway at Belmont.
Maynard Lewis Killian Obituary in "The Los Angeles Times", dated
Saturday, 19 April 1930, page 4
CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
_______________________________
Maynard Killian, Fresno Power Company Worker, in Collision With Rancher
________________________________
FRESNO, April 18.-Maynard L. Killian, 30-year-old Fresno chauffeur for the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, was fatally injured this afternoon six miles northwest of Kerman when a power company automobile which he was driving collided with another driven by Alex Afinsoff, a ranch worker of the Kerman district.
Afinsoff told Deputy Sheriff Blasingame that Killian was driving at a high rate of speed and that he did not see the car approaching his machine at right angles until it was too late to avert the accident.
Killian died a few minutes after being taken to a near-by farmhouse. He had started to Fresno to get some dynamite for use by a power line construction crew with which he was working.
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