Drowned - Little Bennett, the 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Beck of north of town, was drowned at the Radliff Ford on Jack's Fork Wednesday noon. It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Beck and Bennett were spending the day on the creek, and while his parents were eating dinner Bennet went wading. His father and mother both saw the bubbles arising out in the water, but supposed Bennett was playing, until he failed to come up. This scared Mr. Beck, who could not swim, but he waded out and brought the boy to bank, where all means of resuscitation failed. The remains were interred Thursday in the Mountain View cemetery, and the sorrowing parents and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community.
Drowned - Little Bennett, the 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Beck of north of town, was drowned at the Radliff Ford on Jack's Fork Wednesday noon. It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Beck and Bennett were spending the day on the creek, and while his parents were eating dinner Bennet went wading. His father and mother both saw the bubbles arising out in the water, but supposed Bennett was playing, until he failed to come up. This scared Mr. Beck, who could not swim, but he waded out and brought the boy to bank, where all means of resuscitation failed. The remains were interred Thursday in the Mountain View cemetery, and the sorrowing parents and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community.
Family Members
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Henry Luther Beck
1867–1946
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William Frederick Beck
1867–1927
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Anna Rebecca Beck Suman
1869–1939
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Charles Gerhart Beck
1871–1934
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Lydia Belle Beck Huff
1873–1960
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Mary E Beck
1875–1876
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George Washington Beck
1877–1960
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Melvin David Beck
1877–1941
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Raleigh A. Beck
1881–1910
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Martha Elizabeth Beck House
1892–1976
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Cora Louisa Beck Hribal
1895–1968
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