UNMARKED GRAVE
Husband of Mary E. Linder
Father of Edith Marie, Wilbur Ray,Thelma Dorene, and Infant Howell
Brother of Alonzo Howell
The Tiller and Toiler June 11, 1915, p. 9
Aden John Howell, late of Fowler, Kans., who grew to manhood on a farm northwest of Garfield, became despondent because he believed he could not recover from an attack of appendicitis, and stabbed himself with a knife pneumonia developed and he died.
Howell was in a hospital in Hutchinson, and while in a dangerous condition, showed signs of improvement and surgeons told him he would recover.
Husband of Mary E. Linder
Father of Edith Marie, Wilbur Ray,Thelma Dorene, and Infant Howell
Brother of Alonzo Howell
The Tiller and Toiler June 11, 1915, p. 9
Aden John Howell, late of Fowler, Kans., who grew to manhood on a farm northwest of Garfield, became despondent because he believed he could not recover from an attack of appendicitis, and stabbed himself with a knife pneumonia developed and he died.
Howell was in a hospital in Hutchinson, and while in a dangerous condition, showed signs of improvement and surgeons told him he would recover.
UNMARKED GRAVE
Husband of Mary E. Linder
Father of Edith Marie, Wilbur Ray,Thelma Dorene, and Infant Howell
Brother of Alonzo Howell
The Tiller and Toiler June 11, 1915, p. 9
Aden John Howell, late of Fowler, Kans., who grew to manhood on a farm northwest of Garfield, became despondent because he believed he could not recover from an attack of appendicitis, and stabbed himself with a knife pneumonia developed and he died.
Howell was in a hospital in Hutchinson, and while in a dangerous condition, showed signs of improvement and surgeons told him he would recover.
Husband of Mary E. Linder
Father of Edith Marie, Wilbur Ray,Thelma Dorene, and Infant Howell
Brother of Alonzo Howell
The Tiller and Toiler June 11, 1915, p. 9
Aden John Howell, late of Fowler, Kans., who grew to manhood on a farm northwest of Garfield, became despondent because he believed he could not recover from an attack of appendicitis, and stabbed himself with a knife pneumonia developed and he died.
Howell was in a hospital in Hutchinson, and while in a dangerous condition, showed signs of improvement and surgeons told him he would recover.
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