Woman victim of nervous break found dead beneath auditorium.
Date 28 DEC 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died 12/27/1920 by leaping into the ocean sometime last night. The body was found under the auditorium by the husband and her eldest son. Authorities are unable to
determine whether she leaped from the Pine Ave. Pier or from the auditorium building itself. Two weeks ago, she suffered a nervous collapse. Last night she left the house while the family was asleep. They live at 1012 Elm. Mrs. Morning was born in Illinois and had lived in California for the past five. Survived by husband, George, and 4 children
Date 28 DEC 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died 12/27/1920 by leaping into the ocean sometime last night. The body was found under the auditorium by the husband and her eldest son. Authorities are unable to
determine whether she leaped from the Pine Ave. Pier or from the auditorium building itself. Two weeks ago, she suffered a nervous collapse. Last night she left the house while the family was asleep. They live at 1012 Elm. Mrs. Morning was born in Illinois and had lived in California for the past five. Survived by husband, George, and 4 children
Woman victim of nervous break found dead beneath auditorium.
Date 28 DEC 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died 12/27/1920 by leaping into the ocean sometime last night. The body was found under the auditorium by the husband and her eldest son. Authorities are unable to
determine whether she leaped from the Pine Ave. Pier or from the auditorium building itself. Two weeks ago, she suffered a nervous collapse. Last night she left the house while the family was asleep. They live at 1012 Elm. Mrs. Morning was born in Illinois and had lived in California for the past five. Survived by husband, George, and 4 children
Date 28 DEC 1920
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died 12/27/1920 by leaping into the ocean sometime last night. The body was found under the auditorium by the husband and her eldest son. Authorities are unable to
determine whether she leaped from the Pine Ave. Pier or from the auditorium building itself. Two weeks ago, she suffered a nervous collapse. Last night she left the house while the family was asleep. They live at 1012 Elm. Mrs. Morning was born in Illinois and had lived in California for the past five. Survived by husband, George, and 4 children
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