Fulton-Cass-Allen County IN Archives Obituaries.....Reichard, Henry  "Bob White" January 19, 1931
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The News-Sentinel
Monday, January 19, 1931
Becoming critically ill on the street shortly before noon Saturday after going 
to Logansport to see his doctor, Henry REICHARD, 73 years old, of this city, 
veteran cigar maker who was better known as Bob WHITE, died at 12 o’clock in 
the Stag cigar shop, 210 Fourth street, where he was taken by Patrolman 
Charles DEANE.
W. A. MILLER, 1802 Spear street, one of the proprietors of the Stag cigar 
store, aided Patrolman Deane to carry the sick man into the store and they 
made him as comfortable as possible on a lounge and then called a physician.  
Reichard died before he could be given medical attention.

The body was removed to the Chase Mortuary on the order of Coroner M. S. 
STEWART and was prepared for burial. Death was believed due to heart disease.

Reichard has been working on a farm near Logansport for several months.  He 
had worked at his trade in this city last summer.  He had worked in many cigar 
shops in this city in other  years.

White’s identification was made possible through a hunting license issued here 
which he had in his clothing when he died. Survivors are his wife and son who 
live in Fort Wayne  The body will probably be taken to Fort Wayne for burial.  
White was a member of the Cigar-makers Union



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