Harry Naylor, son of the late Thomas and Della Naylor, a former resident of Athens met death shortly afternoon Saturday at the Greenview mine where he was employed as driver. He was 41 years old. The cause of Harry's death was the result of two cars jumping the track, pinning him against the mine entry. He suffered a broken neck, ribs and hip. There was not witnesses to the accident. It is understood that he lived until brought above and placed on a stretcher. He was born in Athens and grew to manhood here. He married Miss Ada Warmouth, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. William Warmouth, now of Tallula, former residents of Athens. He is survived by his wife and a son of Sweetwater; two brothers, George of Greenview, and Dale of Athens; three sisters, Mrs. Tony Wasilewski, Athens; Mrs. Earl Phelps, St. Louis; Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, of Flynn; and mother, Mrs. Maggie Naylor of Athens.
Newspaper Unknown - March 1938
Newspaper Unknown - March 1938
Harry Naylor, son of the late Thomas and Della Naylor, a former resident of Athens met death shortly afternoon Saturday at the Greenview mine where he was employed as driver. He was 41 years old. The cause of Harry's death was the result of two cars jumping the track, pinning him against the mine entry. He suffered a broken neck, ribs and hip. There was not witnesses to the accident. It is understood that he lived until brought above and placed on a stretcher. He was born in Athens and grew to manhood here. He married Miss Ada Warmouth, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. William Warmouth, now of Tallula, former residents of Athens. He is survived by his wife and a son of Sweetwater; two brothers, George of Greenview, and Dale of Athens; three sisters, Mrs. Tony Wasilewski, Athens; Mrs. Earl Phelps, St. Louis; Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, of Flynn; and mother, Mrs. Maggie Naylor of Athens.
Newspaper Unknown - March 1938
Newspaper Unknown - March 1938
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