OBIT: Shawnee County, KS; ODELL, Truman B., 1933
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From : "James Laird" <jlaird@bellsouth.net>  
To : KS-FOOTSTEPS-L@rootsweb.com  
Subject :[KS-FOOT] Obit: ODELL; June 26, 1933; Shawnee 
Date : Sun, 29 Dec 2002  
 
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The Topeka Daily Capital
Monday 
June 26, 1933

Injuries Are Fatal.
Truman B. Odell Was Struck by a S.F. Freight Train Saturday.

Truman B. ODELL, 73, of 701 Wabash avenue, died in the Santa Fe hospital early
Sunday morning from injuries received when his motor car was struck by a Santa
Fe train Saturday. the accident occurred at the Golden avenue crossing. He
suffered several broken ribs, a broken leg and internal injuries.
Mr. ODELL was born in Brooks, Ia., December 25, 1869. He came to Kansas in 1887
and homesteaded on a farm in Sherman county. In 1902 he located on farm near
Berryton where he resided until he moved to Topeak in 1924. He was a member of
the Oakland Christian church and the Modern Woodmen.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. N.L. TEVIS, and Mrs. Paul HOWBERT,
Berryton; two brothers, E.E. ODELL, Corning, Ia., and Jake ODELL, California;
four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. 
Funeral services will be at the Oakland Christian church Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial will be in Linn Creek cemetery. 

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