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Garber, Earl Irvin (1893-1964)

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<font size="+2">'''Carpenter Killed By Falling Brick'''</font>
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Goshen, Ind. &#8212; A construction accident in the Goshen business district May 28 claimed the life of Earl Irvin Garber, 71, a carpenter and lifelong resident here.
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Employed by th construction firm building an addition to Kline's Department Store here. Mr. Garber was standing on a low scaffold when hit on the head by falling brick. He died of a basal skull fracture before he could be admitted to the Goshen Hospital.
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A native of Clinton Township, he was a member of the Clinton Frame Mennonite Church where the funeral services were conducted on Saturday afternoon.
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 1 September 2020

Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1964 Jun 4 p. 3

Birth date: 1893

text of obituary:

Carpenter Killed By Falling Brick

Goshen, Ind. — A construction accident in the Goshen business district May 28 claimed the life of Earl Irvin Garber, 71, a carpenter and lifelong resident here.

Employed by th construction firm building an addition to Kline's Department Store here. Mr. Garber was standing on a low scaffold when hit on the head by falling brick. He died of a basal skull fracture before he could be admitted to the Goshen Hospital.

A native of Clinton Township, he was a member of the Clinton Frame Mennonite Church where the funeral services were conducted on Saturday afternoon.

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