CAUGHT IN BELT—KILLED
[By United Press]
Wisconsin Rapids—James Nohelty, 30, Wisconsin Rapids, was killed when he was caught by a belt he was shifting on a shaft at the Port Edwards mill of the Nekoosa-Edwards Paper company. Nohelty had been employed as a machine tender for more than five years.
--Sheboygan Press;
Tuesday, July 15, 1924, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
James married Pearl Ruby Linnell about 1916. They had five children during their marriage. Phyllis, Blondine, Dorothy, Wanda, and Don. Don was born 5 months after his father's death. Pearl died nine years later. Pearl had five sisters; after her death their children lived with their aunts & uncles. Luckily the family stayed close.
[By United Press]
Wisconsin Rapids—James Nohelty, 30, Wisconsin Rapids, was killed when he was caught by a belt he was shifting on a shaft at the Port Edwards mill of the Nekoosa-Edwards Paper company. Nohelty had been employed as a machine tender for more than five years.
--Sheboygan Press;
Tuesday, July 15, 1924, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
James married Pearl Ruby Linnell about 1916. They had five children during their marriage. Phyllis, Blondine, Dorothy, Wanda, and Don. Don was born 5 months after his father's death. Pearl died nine years later. Pearl had five sisters; after her death their children lived with their aunts & uncles. Luckily the family stayed close.
CAUGHT IN BELT—KILLED
[By United Press]
Wisconsin Rapids—James Nohelty, 30, Wisconsin Rapids, was killed when he was caught by a belt he was shifting on a shaft at the Port Edwards mill of the Nekoosa-Edwards Paper company. Nohelty had been employed as a machine tender for more than five years.
--Sheboygan Press;
Tuesday, July 15, 1924, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
James married Pearl Ruby Linnell about 1916. They had five children during their marriage. Phyllis, Blondine, Dorothy, Wanda, and Don. Don was born 5 months after his father's death. Pearl died nine years later. Pearl had five sisters; after her death their children lived with their aunts & uncles. Luckily the family stayed close.
[By United Press]
Wisconsin Rapids—James Nohelty, 30, Wisconsin Rapids, was killed when he was caught by a belt he was shifting on a shaft at the Port Edwards mill of the Nekoosa-Edwards Paper company. Nohelty had been employed as a machine tender for more than five years.
--Sheboygan Press;
Tuesday, July 15, 1924, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
James married Pearl Ruby Linnell about 1916. They had five children during their marriage. Phyllis, Blondine, Dorothy, Wanda, and Don. Don was born 5 months after his father's death. Pearl died nine years later. Pearl had five sisters; after her death their children lived with their aunts & uncles. Luckily the family stayed close.
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