Grant County OR Archives Obituaries.....Glover, George Coleman December 1, 1945
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John Day Valley Ranger
BUCK GLOVER FOUND DEAD AT SHEEP CAMP

Coroner Carl Driskill and District Attorney  J. M. Blank were notified last
Friday that the dead body of George Coleman Glover, better known to his many
friends as “Buck,”  had been found at the sheep camp of Martin Brothers about 
13 miles south of Dayville, on the breaks of Murderer’s Creek, where he had been
herding the Martin Brothers’ sheep this fall. Upon their arrival at the camp
they found the body on the floor of the cabin. according to Coroner Driskill, he
had probably died from a sudden heart attack, which likely had happened three or
four days before the body was found. It was necessary to carry the body a
distance of two miles before they could get to a car. It was brought to the
Driskill Mortuary of John Day, where funeral services were held in the chapel at
1:00 o’clock, Sunday , December 7, conducted by Rev. W. D. Bach.

George Coleman Glover was 58 years of age, having been born in Missouri in 1883.
At the age of four years he came to Grant county with his parents, the late J.
C. Glover and Margaret Glover, and had made his home at Dayville ever since.

Surviving are three daughters; Hermaline Belshaw of Mt. Vernon, Oregon, Orella
Glover of San Francisco, California, Artice Glover of Bremerton, Washington, and
two sons; Theron Glover of Vallejo, California and Holbert Glover of Mt. Vernon,
Oregon, also an uncle, George Trosper of Antone, Oregon, and several nephews and
nieces, one of the latter being Mrs. Georgia May Mason of John Day, manager of
the local exchange of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company whose mother,
the late Mrs. C. A. Valade was a sister of the deceased.


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