May 11,1936,The Daily Messenger.
Discovery of the body of Adrian Legrand, 50, on the New York Central Railroad tracks near here, solved the mystery of his disappearance when his automobile was demolished in a crossing crash last night. · Three men saw Legrand's car stall en the tracks and tried to push it off after putting out a flare to.warn an oncoming train. After the train struck the auto they could not find Legrand. Chief of Police Solon McKown said he apparently had wandered up the tracks and had been struck by the train which hit his car or another which passed shortly afterwards. Legrand lived alone near Sodus.
Discovery of the body of Adrian Legrand, 50, on the New York Central Railroad tracks near here, solved the mystery of his disappearance when his automobile was demolished in a crossing crash last night. · Three men saw Legrand's car stall en the tracks and tried to push it off after putting out a flare to.warn an oncoming train. After the train struck the auto they could not find Legrand. Chief of Police Solon McKown said he apparently had wandered up the tracks and had been struck by the train which hit his car or another which passed shortly afterwards. Legrand lived alone near Sodus.
May 11,1936,The Daily Messenger.
Discovery of the body of Adrian Legrand, 50, on the New York Central Railroad tracks near here, solved the mystery of his disappearance when his automobile was demolished in a crossing crash last night. · Three men saw Legrand's car stall en the tracks and tried to push it off after putting out a flare to.warn an oncoming train. After the train struck the auto they could not find Legrand. Chief of Police Solon McKown said he apparently had wandered up the tracks and had been struck by the train which hit his car or another which passed shortly afterwards. Legrand lived alone near Sodus.
Discovery of the body of Adrian Legrand, 50, on the New York Central Railroad tracks near here, solved the mystery of his disappearance when his automobile was demolished in a crossing crash last night. · Three men saw Legrand's car stall en the tracks and tried to push it off after putting out a flare to.warn an oncoming train. After the train struck the auto they could not find Legrand. Chief of Police Solon McKown said he apparently had wandered up the tracks and had been struck by the train which hit his car or another which passed shortly afterwards. Legrand lived alone near Sodus.
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