"ALL THROUGH THE STATE...A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck a rig at Union City, and George Emerson suffered a fractured skull, and was fatally injured."
(Warren Mail, July 9, 1914, p.1)
[July 1914] Emerson, George, 51, died at Saint Vincent's Hospital. He is survived by his wife and son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smiley.
[Union City Public Library records]
(Warren Mail, July 9, 1914, p.1)
[July 1914] Emerson, George, 51, died at Saint Vincent's Hospital. He is survived by his wife and son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smiley.
[Union City Public Library records]
"ALL THROUGH THE STATE...A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck a rig at Union City, and George Emerson suffered a fractured skull, and was fatally injured."
(Warren Mail, July 9, 1914, p.1)
[July 1914] Emerson, George, 51, died at Saint Vincent's Hospital. He is survived by his wife and son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smiley.
[Union City Public Library records]
(Warren Mail, July 9, 1914, p.1)
[July 1914] Emerson, George, 51, died at Saint Vincent's Hospital. He is survived by his wife and son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smiley.
[Union City Public Library records]
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