The Raleigh Herald, Beckley, West Virginia
Thursday, October 17, 1907, page 1
According to a report that reached Beckley Tuesday, G Rush McClure, whose home was near Oceana, Wyoming county, was found dead under the Norfolk and Western bridge at Davy station, McDowell county, last Saturday morning, his neck being broken.
No details were given as to how he came to his death. The body was buried at Oceana, his former home.
The unfortunate young man was a son of the Rev G T McClure, now of Baileysville, Wyoming county, and a nephew of A L McClure, of Grand View, this county.
Thursday, October 17, 1907, page 1
According to a report that reached Beckley Tuesday, G Rush McClure, whose home was near Oceana, Wyoming county, was found dead under the Norfolk and Western bridge at Davy station, McDowell county, last Saturday morning, his neck being broken.
No details were given as to how he came to his death. The body was buried at Oceana, his former home.
The unfortunate young man was a son of the Rev G T McClure, now of Baileysville, Wyoming county, and a nephew of A L McClure, of Grand View, this county.
The Raleigh Herald, Beckley, West Virginia
Thursday, October 17, 1907, page 1
According to a report that reached Beckley Tuesday, G Rush McClure, whose home was near Oceana, Wyoming county, was found dead under the Norfolk and Western bridge at Davy station, McDowell county, last Saturday morning, his neck being broken.
No details were given as to how he came to his death. The body was buried at Oceana, his former home.
The unfortunate young man was a son of the Rev G T McClure, now of Baileysville, Wyoming county, and a nephew of A L McClure, of Grand View, this county.
Thursday, October 17, 1907, page 1
According to a report that reached Beckley Tuesday, G Rush McClure, whose home was near Oceana, Wyoming county, was found dead under the Norfolk and Western bridge at Davy station, McDowell county, last Saturday morning, his neck being broken.
No details were given as to how he came to his death. The body was buried at Oceana, his former home.
The unfortunate young man was a son of the Rev G T McClure, now of Baileysville, Wyoming county, and a nephew of A L McClure, of Grand View, this county.
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