From
The Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Ohio
(Lake County)
Thursday, August 22, 1929
CHARDON MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
Believe Sizer Barnum, 55
Suffered Stroke
CHARDON, Aug. 22 - The body of Sizer Barnum, 55, prominent stone mason and well known in this section, was found at 4 p.m. yesterday in a field behind his home here.
Mr. Barnum had arisen early yesterday morning and had gone for a walk. He was not seen again alive. When he did not return for dinner, his family became alarmed and friends and neighbors joined in a search for him.
While the county coroner has made no statement, authorities here believe that Mr. Barnum suffered a stroke. There were no marks of violence upon him.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Painter and Miss Irene Barnum, and two sons, Raymond and Bert.
The Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Ohio
(Lake County)
Thursday, August 22, 1929
CHARDON MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
Believe Sizer Barnum, 55
Suffered Stroke
CHARDON, Aug. 22 - The body of Sizer Barnum, 55, prominent stone mason and well known in this section, was found at 4 p.m. yesterday in a field behind his home here.
Mr. Barnum had arisen early yesterday morning and had gone for a walk. He was not seen again alive. When he did not return for dinner, his family became alarmed and friends and neighbors joined in a search for him.
While the county coroner has made no statement, authorities here believe that Mr. Barnum suffered a stroke. There were no marks of violence upon him.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Painter and Miss Irene Barnum, and two sons, Raymond and Bert.
From
The Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Ohio
(Lake County)
Thursday, August 22, 1929
CHARDON MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
Believe Sizer Barnum, 55
Suffered Stroke
CHARDON, Aug. 22 - The body of Sizer Barnum, 55, prominent stone mason and well known in this section, was found at 4 p.m. yesterday in a field behind his home here.
Mr. Barnum had arisen early yesterday morning and had gone for a walk. He was not seen again alive. When he did not return for dinner, his family became alarmed and friends and neighbors joined in a search for him.
While the county coroner has made no statement, authorities here believe that Mr. Barnum suffered a stroke. There were no marks of violence upon him.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Painter and Miss Irene Barnum, and two sons, Raymond and Bert.
The Painesville Telegraph
Painesville, Ohio
(Lake County)
Thursday, August 22, 1929
CHARDON MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
Believe Sizer Barnum, 55
Suffered Stroke
CHARDON, Aug. 22 - The body of Sizer Barnum, 55, prominent stone mason and well known in this section, was found at 4 p.m. yesterday in a field behind his home here.
Mr. Barnum had arisen early yesterday morning and had gone for a walk. He was not seen again alive. When he did not return for dinner, his family became alarmed and friends and neighbors joined in a search for him.
While the county coroner has made no statement, authorities here believe that Mr. Barnum suffered a stroke. There were no marks of violence upon him.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Painter and Miss Irene Barnum, and two sons, Raymond and Bert.
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