Tony Greenburg, described as in his 70's was found dead last night on the Bill Hubbard farm on Rt. 31. Initial reports indicated death was from natural causes.
Greenburg, a farm hand, had gone out to do his evening chores and became the object of a search when he failed to return to the farmhouse.
Trooper H. H. Burke investigated the death for State Police. The body was removed to Leavitt Funeral Home.
He was born in New England, WV, son of the late Frederick L. and Christine (Schdmit) Greenburg.
married Irene Fox
February 20, 1909 in Wood Co. WV
(later divorced)
Greenburg, a farm hand, had gone out to do his evening chores and became the object of a search when he failed to return to the farmhouse.
Trooper H. H. Burke investigated the death for State Police. The body was removed to Leavitt Funeral Home.
He was born in New England, WV, son of the late Frederick L. and Christine (Schdmit) Greenburg.
married Irene Fox
February 20, 1909 in Wood Co. WV
(later divorced)
Tony Greenburg, described as in his 70's was found dead last night on the Bill Hubbard farm on Rt. 31. Initial reports indicated death was from natural causes.
Greenburg, a farm hand, had gone out to do his evening chores and became the object of a search when he failed to return to the farmhouse.
Trooper H. H. Burke investigated the death for State Police. The body was removed to Leavitt Funeral Home.
He was born in New England, WV, son of the late Frederick L. and Christine (Schdmit) Greenburg.
married Irene Fox
February 20, 1909 in Wood Co. WV
(later divorced)
Greenburg, a farm hand, had gone out to do his evening chores and became the object of a search when he failed to return to the farmhouse.
Trooper H. H. Burke investigated the death for State Police. The body was removed to Leavitt Funeral Home.
He was born in New England, WV, son of the late Frederick L. and Christine (Schdmit) Greenburg.
married Irene Fox
February 20, 1909 in Wood Co. WV
(later divorced)
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