Marion-Delaware County OhArchives Obituaries.....Lowry, Charles R. April 29, 1919
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Marion Daily Star, Marion, OH, 3 May 1919
Charles Lowry Dies As Result Of Wreck

Dead Man Is Brother of A.B. Lowry, Of This City

As the result of injuries sustained in the C.D. & M. wreck south of Stratford,
Tuesday noon, Charles Lowry, aged sixty-years, died at the Jane M. Case hospital
at 2 o'clock Friday morning, says Friday's Delaware Gazette.  Mr. Lowry suffered
a mashed limb, a broken nose and internal injuries.  He was in the cabin of the
work car, being foreman of the line.  He had been a resident of Delaware for the
past fourteen years and had been employed with the C.D. & M. for the past twelve
years.  Mr. Lowry leaves a widow and two children, who are Mr. Pearl Lowry,
Delaware, and Mrs. Olive Ruder, Delaware.  Also three brothers; Messrs. A.B.
Lowry, Marion, Samuel Lowry, Powell, and William Lowry, Worthington, and five
sisters, who are, Mrs. Stella Shannon, Columbus; Mrs. Phoebe Cushion, Columbus;
Mrs. Roxie Larrd, Columbus; Mrs. Jennie Crigley, Toledo, and Mrs. Margaret
Staley, near the Girl's Industrial home.  Funeral announcement will be made
later.  The other men injured in the wreck are recovering although G.S. Laver is
yet suffering considerably from his injuries.

Responsibility for the wreck has not yet been made known.

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