THOMAS C. CORN
GASTONIA. Aug. 21.—Thomas Clingman Corn, 78-year old retired railroad fireman, died suddenly at his home in South Gastonia last night after a heart attack. Previously he had been in excellent health. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Baptist church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, and burial will be in Olney Presbyterian cemetery in South Gastonia Corn is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mattie Childers Corn, two children: Kimbrell K. Corn of Gastonia, Route 3, and Mrs. A. F. Bruton of Lexington; one brother, Frank M. Corn of Hendersonville; and two sisters, Mrs. Sallie McHan of Hendersonville, and Mrs John Hawkins of Greenville, S. C.
The Charlotte Observer Charlotte, North Carolina Sunday, August 22, 1937 Page 1421
THOMAS C. CORN
GASTONIA. Aug. 21.—Thomas Clingman Corn, 78-year old retired railroad fireman, died suddenly at his home in South Gastonia last night after a heart attack. Previously he had been in excellent health. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Baptist church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, and burial will be in Olney Presbyterian cemetery in South Gastonia Corn is survived by his widow. Mrs. Mattie Childers Corn, two children: Kimbrell K. Corn of Gastonia, Route 3, and Mrs. A. F. Bruton of Lexington; one brother, Frank M. Corn of Hendersonville; and two sisters, Mrs. Sallie McHan of Hendersonville, and Mrs John Hawkins of Greenville, S. C.
The Charlotte Observer Charlotte, North Carolina Sunday, August 22, 1937 Page 1421
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