Dorwin Dean was the son of Henry and Dora Buswell Cornwell. 18 March 1951 wed Dorothy Moore, who is left with children, Nina and Donald; mother Dora Cornwell of Brookfield MO; father of Ethel MO; half brothers Vearl Nester of Brookfield and David Cornwell. (The Browning Leader-Record, issue 29 May 1969, Browning MO.)
Jacksonville--A Missouri Metal worker plunged to his death from a water tank here Thursday as his wife looked on in horror.
Dorwin Cornwell, 38, was perched on the 60-foot tower cutting supporting girders when he fell.
Police said that Cornwell landed on girders which he had cut from the tower and died at a local hospital about an hour after the fall.
Cornwell, whose wife, Dorothy, was watching, was from Purdin, Mo.
Source: St. Petersburg Times, 24 May 1969, p. 27
Jacksonville--A Missouri Metal worker plunged to his death from a water tank here Thursday as his wife looked on in horror.
Dorwin Cornwell, 38, was perched on the 60-foot tower cutting supporting girders when he fell.
Police said that Cornwell landed on girders which he had cut from the tower and died at a local hospital about an hour after the fall.
Cornwell, whose wife, Dorothy, was watching, was from Purdin, Mo.
Source: St. Petersburg Times, 24 May 1969, p. 27
Dorwin Dean was the son of Henry and Dora Buswell Cornwell. 18 March 1951 wed Dorothy Moore, who is left with children, Nina and Donald; mother Dora Cornwell of Brookfield MO; father of Ethel MO; half brothers Vearl Nester of Brookfield and David Cornwell. (The Browning Leader-Record, issue 29 May 1969, Browning MO.)
Jacksonville--A Missouri Metal worker plunged to his death from a water tank here Thursday as his wife looked on in horror.
Dorwin Cornwell, 38, was perched on the 60-foot tower cutting supporting girders when he fell.
Police said that Cornwell landed on girders which he had cut from the tower and died at a local hospital about an hour after the fall.
Cornwell, whose wife, Dorothy, was watching, was from Purdin, Mo.
Source: St. Petersburg Times, 24 May 1969, p. 27
Jacksonville--A Missouri Metal worker plunged to his death from a water tank here Thursday as his wife looked on in horror.
Dorwin Cornwell, 38, was perched on the 60-foot tower cutting supporting girders when he fell.
Police said that Cornwell landed on girders which he had cut from the tower and died at a local hospital about an hour after the fall.
Cornwell, whose wife, Dorothy, was watching, was from Purdin, Mo.
Source: St. Petersburg Times, 24 May 1969, p. 27
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