(The Whitewater Gazett June 29, 1905 page 5)
Thomas Wintermute son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wintermute of this city, and one of the owners of the Wintermute shows, was taken to the to the sanitarium at Palmyra where he underwent an operation for oppendicitis last week. He did not survive the operation and died on Tuesday. The funeral will be held at Hebron Friday morning. Mr. Wintermute was forty-two years of age and made his home at Hebron many years. He leaves a wife and five children.
Thomas Wintermute son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wintermute of this city, and one of the owners of the Wintermute shows, was taken to the to the sanitarium at Palmyra where he underwent an operation for oppendicitis last week. He did not survive the operation and died on Tuesday. The funeral will be held at Hebron Friday morning. Mr. Wintermute was forty-two years of age and made his home at Hebron many years. He leaves a wife and five children.
(The Whitewater Gazett June 29, 1905 page 5)
Thomas Wintermute son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wintermute of this city, and one of the owners of the Wintermute shows, was taken to the to the sanitarium at Palmyra where he underwent an operation for oppendicitis last week. He did not survive the operation and died on Tuesday. The funeral will be held at Hebron Friday morning. Mr. Wintermute was forty-two years of age and made his home at Hebron many years. He leaves a wife and five children.
Thomas Wintermute son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wintermute of this city, and one of the owners of the Wintermute shows, was taken to the to the sanitarium at Palmyra where he underwent an operation for oppendicitis last week. He did not survive the operation and died on Tuesday. The funeral will be held at Hebron Friday morning. Mr. Wintermute was forty-two years of age and made his home at Hebron many years. He leaves a wife and five children.
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