Ticonderoga Sentinel May 18, 1944
Minerva
May 14 Orson Brown was badly buned on his entire right side Friday, when gasoline he was pouring into the carburetor of his wood machine engine exploded. John West, who was working with him, tried to put out the fire by rolling Mr. Brown in the dirt, but his clothes had ignited so quickly that it was impossible to keep the flames from him entirely. Mr. Brown is now a patient in the Ticondergoa hospital.
Ticonderoga Sentinel July 20, 1944
Minerva Man dies here
Orson Brown, 65, of Minerva died in the Moses Ludington Hospital Monday, July 17, after being confined there since May 12. Funeral services and interment were conducted at Minerva.
Minerva
May 14 Orson Brown was badly buned on his entire right side Friday, when gasoline he was pouring into the carburetor of his wood machine engine exploded. John West, who was working with him, tried to put out the fire by rolling Mr. Brown in the dirt, but his clothes had ignited so quickly that it was impossible to keep the flames from him entirely. Mr. Brown is now a patient in the Ticondergoa hospital.
Ticonderoga Sentinel July 20, 1944
Minerva Man dies here
Orson Brown, 65, of Minerva died in the Moses Ludington Hospital Monday, July 17, after being confined there since May 12. Funeral services and interment were conducted at Minerva.
Ticonderoga Sentinel May 18, 1944
Minerva
May 14 Orson Brown was badly buned on his entire right side Friday, when gasoline he was pouring into the carburetor of his wood machine engine exploded. John West, who was working with him, tried to put out the fire by rolling Mr. Brown in the dirt, but his clothes had ignited so quickly that it was impossible to keep the flames from him entirely. Mr. Brown is now a patient in the Ticondergoa hospital.
Ticonderoga Sentinel July 20, 1944
Minerva Man dies here
Orson Brown, 65, of Minerva died in the Moses Ludington Hospital Monday, July 17, after being confined there since May 12. Funeral services and interment were conducted at Minerva.
Minerva
May 14 Orson Brown was badly buned on his entire right side Friday, when gasoline he was pouring into the carburetor of his wood machine engine exploded. John West, who was working with him, tried to put out the fire by rolling Mr. Brown in the dirt, but his clothes had ignited so quickly that it was impossible to keep the flames from him entirely. Mr. Brown is now a patient in the Ticondergoa hospital.
Ticonderoga Sentinel July 20, 1944
Minerva Man dies here
Orson Brown, 65, of Minerva died in the Moses Ludington Hospital Monday, July 17, after being confined there since May 12. Funeral services and interment were conducted at Minerva.
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