Mrs. Eleanor Cantrell, of Win, Ky., young wife of Robert Cantrell,died on Wednesday morning at the Daniel Hospital. Her death resulted from burns received Saturday when her dress became ignited from an open grate and tetanus, or lock-jaw developed. Mrs. Cantrell was severely burned before aid could reach her and when she was brought to the hospital her condition was considered very serious by attending physicians. She is survived by her husband and one son two years old.
PAINTSVILLE HERALD
January 2, 1936
Been to cemetery, Photo of stone
PAINTSVILLE HERALD
January 2, 1936
Been to cemetery, Photo of stone
Mrs. Eleanor Cantrell, of Win, Ky., young wife of Robert Cantrell,died on Wednesday morning at the Daniel Hospital. Her death resulted from burns received Saturday when her dress became ignited from an open grate and tetanus, or lock-jaw developed. Mrs. Cantrell was severely burned before aid could reach her and when she was brought to the hospital her condition was considered very serious by attending physicians. She is survived by her husband and one son two years old.
PAINTSVILLE HERALD
January 2, 1936
Been to cemetery, Photo of stone
PAINTSVILLE HERALD
January 2, 1936
Been to cemetery, Photo of stone
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