Wednesday, 24 May 1939—THE GUNTERSVILLE ADVERTISER & DEMOCRAT
Mrs. Dillie King, an aged lady residing near Oleander, died Saturday night. Her death was due to injuries received when struck by an auto on the highway near her home Saturday morning. Parties driving the car were from Indiana, it is said. They were arrested later at Anniston and made bond, we understand. Mrs. King was the widow of the late Scott King.
Mrs. Dillie King, an aged lady residing near Oleander, died Saturday night. Her death was due to injuries received when struck by an auto on the highway near her home Saturday morning. Parties driving the car were from Indiana, it is said. They were arrested later at Anniston and made bond, we understand. Mrs. King was the widow of the late Scott King.
Wednesday, 24 May 1939—THE GUNTERSVILLE ADVERTISER & DEMOCRAT
Mrs. Dillie King, an aged lady residing near Oleander, died Saturday night. Her death was due to injuries received when struck by an auto on the highway near her home Saturday morning. Parties driving the car were from Indiana, it is said. They were arrested later at Anniston and made bond, we understand. Mrs. King was the widow of the late Scott King.
Mrs. Dillie King, an aged lady residing near Oleander, died Saturday night. Her death was due to injuries received when struck by an auto on the highway near her home Saturday morning. Parties driving the car were from Indiana, it is said. They were arrested later at Anniston and made bond, we understand. Mrs. King was the widow of the late Scott King.
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