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Koehn, Everett J. (1926-1946)

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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1946 Sep 19 p. 1
   
 
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<font size=”+2">'''Kansas Young Man Fatally Injured On Highway Job'''</font>
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<center><h3>RUN OVER BY LOADED TRUCK WHILE AT WORK ON HIGHWAY 81 NEAR HESSTON</h3></center>
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Hesston, Kansas. &#8212; Funeral services took place at the Meridian Mennonite church last Sunday afternoon for Everett J. Koehn, 19, who died the previous Wednesday shortly after being run over by a loaded truck while at work on the paving of Highway 81 near here.
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The young man was working near the loading hopper when a truck loaded with sand backed into him and knocked him down. A rear wheel passed over his chest and he died about ten minutes later.
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He was the son of Mrs. Eva Koehn of northeast of Hesston, and the late John C. Koehn. Survivors include the mother, five sisters and two brothers. Services at the home and at the Meridian church were in charge of Rev. Ervin Harms and Rev. Milford Wenger.
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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1946 Sep 26 p. 3
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Revision as of 21:37, 11 October 2014

Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1946 Sep 19 p. 1

Birth date: 1926

text of obituary:

Kansas Young Man Fatally Injured On Highway Job

RUN OVER BY LOADED TRUCK WHILE AT WORK ON HIGHWAY 81 NEAR HESSTON

Hesston, Kansas. — Funeral services took place at the Meridian Mennonite church last Sunday afternoon for Everett J. Koehn, 19, who died the previous Wednesday shortly after being run over by a loaded truck while at work on the paving of Highway 81 near here.

The young man was working near the loading hopper when a truck loaded with sand backed into him and knocked him down. A rear wheel passed over his chest and he died about ten minutes later.

He was the son of Mrs. Eva Koehn of northeast of Hesston, and the late John C. Koehn. Survivors include the mother, five sisters and two brothers. Services at the home and at the Meridian church were in charge of Rev. Ervin Harms and Rev. Milford Wenger.


Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1946 Sep 26 p. 3

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