1918
Shock Kills Bellaire Man
(Special to the Record-Eagle)
Bellaire, May 25 -- Harry Morrison, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Bellaire, was electrocuted here this morning. the storm had caused an electrical wire to dangle across the sidewalk, and in passing it, Harry took hold of it to put it from the path of others, and was instantly killed.
He was engaged in garage work and was skilled mechanic. He also was engaged in the jewelry business. His people reside at Elk Rapids, where he had lived most of his life. He spent several years in military service and was an accomplished musician and bandman.
Mr. Morrison was married about six years ago to Miss Fay Norton of Sparta, who, with a son, Robert, survive him. Mrs. Morrison was standing in the street and saw the accident, and inquired who was injured. Upon being informed, she collapsed and is now in a critical condition.
Mr. Morrison was a member of the Masonic fraternity and an officer of the local lodge.
Shock Kills Bellaire Man
(Special to the Record-Eagle)
Bellaire, May 25 -- Harry Morrison, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Bellaire, was electrocuted here this morning. the storm had caused an electrical wire to dangle across the sidewalk, and in passing it, Harry took hold of it to put it from the path of others, and was instantly killed.
He was engaged in garage work and was skilled mechanic. He also was engaged in the jewelry business. His people reside at Elk Rapids, where he had lived most of his life. He spent several years in military service and was an accomplished musician and bandman.
Mr. Morrison was married about six years ago to Miss Fay Norton of Sparta, who, with a son, Robert, survive him. Mrs. Morrison was standing in the street and saw the accident, and inquired who was injured. Upon being informed, she collapsed and is now in a critical condition.
Mr. Morrison was a member of the Masonic fraternity and an officer of the local lodge.
1918
Shock Kills Bellaire Man
(Special to the Record-Eagle)
Bellaire, May 25 -- Harry Morrison, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Bellaire, was electrocuted here this morning. the storm had caused an electrical wire to dangle across the sidewalk, and in passing it, Harry took hold of it to put it from the path of others, and was instantly killed.
He was engaged in garage work and was skilled mechanic. He also was engaged in the jewelry business. His people reside at Elk Rapids, where he had lived most of his life. He spent several years in military service and was an accomplished musician and bandman.
Mr. Morrison was married about six years ago to Miss Fay Norton of Sparta, who, with a son, Robert, survive him. Mrs. Morrison was standing in the street and saw the accident, and inquired who was injured. Upon being informed, she collapsed and is now in a critical condition.
Mr. Morrison was a member of the Masonic fraternity and an officer of the local lodge.
Shock Kills Bellaire Man
(Special to the Record-Eagle)
Bellaire, May 25 -- Harry Morrison, one of the best known and most highly respected citizens of Bellaire, was electrocuted here this morning. the storm had caused an electrical wire to dangle across the sidewalk, and in passing it, Harry took hold of it to put it from the path of others, and was instantly killed.
He was engaged in garage work and was skilled mechanic. He also was engaged in the jewelry business. His people reside at Elk Rapids, where he had lived most of his life. He spent several years in military service and was an accomplished musician and bandman.
Mr. Morrison was married about six years ago to Miss Fay Norton of Sparta, who, with a son, Robert, survive him. Mrs. Morrison was standing in the street and saw the accident, and inquired who was injured. Upon being informed, she collapsed and is now in a critical condition.
Mr. Morrison was a member of the Masonic fraternity and an officer of the local lodge.
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