Glynn County GaArchives Obituaries.....HUTTO, John D. June 2, 1945
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The Brunswick News; Monday 4 June 1945; pg. 8 col. 1

BULLET WOUND FATAL TO JOHN D HUTTO—Police Investigating Tragedy Believe It To 
Be A Case of Suicide

John D. Hutto, 57, was found at his home 2623 Union street, Saturday night, 
with a bullet through his heart, and officials who investigated the tragedy 
said there was every indication that the man had taken his own life.

While he left no notes, it was stated, he had recently intimated to friends, 
officers were told, that he contemplated taking his life.

Mr. Hutto had gone into the bathroom, it was stated, and when the report of a 
revolver was heard members went into the room, and found him dead, a pistol 
lying nearby.  The bullet entered the chest and penetrated the heart.

Coroner J.D. Baldwin has not held an inquest, and while it is not known what 
his investigation has revealed, all officers who have been investigating state 
there appears but little doubt that the man ended his life.

Mr. Hutto was born in Baxley, but he had made his home in Brunswick for 24 
years.  For a time he was employed by the J.A. Jones Construction Co., but 
recently was engaged in carpenter work.  Ill health, it was stated, caused him 
to retire about a year ago.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Angie Hutto, three sons, Walton D. and Fred 
L. Hutto of Brunswick, and Homer Hutto, U.S. Army, stationed in Texas; one 
daughter, Mrs. Annie Mae Wilson, Brunswick; two brothers, W.I. and Joe Hutto 
of Baxley, and two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Davis and Mrs. Aliff Williams, of 
Florida.

Funeral services will be held at the home at 8 o’clock Tuesday afternoon, 
conducted by the Rev. C.H. Moss, and burial will be in Palmetto cemetery.  The 
following will serve as pall bearers:  Raymond Crews, Ellis Knight, Artis 
Knight, F.A. Brewer, Grady Sweat and J.M. Wren.  Arrangements are in charge of 
Mortician Edo Miller.


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