SOURCE: The Daily Advocate, Greenville OH December 17, 1943
Eaton's (OH) first death in the nationwide flu epidemic was recorded on December 16, 1943 when Mrs. Martha Silvers Glander, 36, succumbed after a short illness. Eaton school officials report that 150 out of 900 students are absent from classrooms because of the disease
Source: Palladium-Item, Richmond IN December 16, 1943
Mrs. Martha J. Glander, 36 years old, died December 15, 1943 at her home. She was a 1929 graduate of the Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing at Dayton. Surviving are the husband, Harry Glander; her father, H.O. Silvers of Eaton OH; three brothers, Otto Silvers of Eaton, and Arthur and Eugene Silvers of CA and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Hildebolt of Dayton
Contributor: Kandy Back Agee (47013644)
Eaton's (OH) first death in the nationwide flu epidemic was recorded on December 16, 1943 when Mrs. Martha Silvers Glander, 36, succumbed after a short illness. Eaton school officials report that 150 out of 900 students are absent from classrooms because of the disease
Source: Palladium-Item, Richmond IN December 16, 1943
Mrs. Martha J. Glander, 36 years old, died December 15, 1943 at her home. She was a 1929 graduate of the Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing at Dayton. Surviving are the husband, Harry Glander; her father, H.O. Silvers of Eaton OH; three brothers, Otto Silvers of Eaton, and Arthur and Eugene Silvers of CA and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Hildebolt of Dayton
Contributor: Kandy Back Agee (47013644)
SOURCE: The Daily Advocate, Greenville OH December 17, 1943
Eaton's (OH) first death in the nationwide flu epidemic was recorded on December 16, 1943 when Mrs. Martha Silvers Glander, 36, succumbed after a short illness. Eaton school officials report that 150 out of 900 students are absent from classrooms because of the disease
Source: Palladium-Item, Richmond IN December 16, 1943
Mrs. Martha J. Glander, 36 years old, died December 15, 1943 at her home. She was a 1929 graduate of the Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing at Dayton. Surviving are the husband, Harry Glander; her father, H.O. Silvers of Eaton OH; three brothers, Otto Silvers of Eaton, and Arthur and Eugene Silvers of CA and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Hildebolt of Dayton
Contributor: Kandy Back Agee (47013644)
Eaton's (OH) first death in the nationwide flu epidemic was recorded on December 16, 1943 when Mrs. Martha Silvers Glander, 36, succumbed after a short illness. Eaton school officials report that 150 out of 900 students are absent from classrooms because of the disease
Source: Palladium-Item, Richmond IN December 16, 1943
Mrs. Martha J. Glander, 36 years old, died December 15, 1943 at her home. She was a 1929 graduate of the Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing at Dayton. Surviving are the husband, Harry Glander; her father, H.O. Silvers of Eaton OH; three brothers, Otto Silvers of Eaton, and Arthur and Eugene Silvers of CA and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Hildebolt of Dayton
Contributor: Kandy Back Agee (47013644)
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