Talbot-Muscogee County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carter, J.R. December 1918
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The Butler Herald, December 19, 1918
The Butler Herald
Thursday, December 19, 1918
Page Two

Sudden Death of Mr. J.R. Carter

Mr. J.R. (Wright) Carter, a prominent farmer and well-known citizen of near
Norwich, died unexpectedly about 7 o’clock last Thursday morning in Columbus,
where he had gone to consult a specialist relative to his health.  Mr. Carter
was walking on the sidewalk near the union depot when he was seized with an
attack of heart-failure and fell to the ground in an unconscious condition.  An
officer was near and ran to his assistance.  After calling an ambulance the
stricken man was carried to the City hospital but was dead when he arrived there.

Letters in his pocket identified the unfortunate man as J.R. Carter, of Junction
City.  Relatives were advised and they went to Columbus to bring the remains home.

The remains of Mr. Carter were laid to rest at Pine Level cemetery Saturday
morning.

He was about 65 years old and is survived by his mother, one sister and a large
number of relatives and friends all of whom are deeply grieved on account of his
death.


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