Washington County PA Archives Obituaries.....Weimer, Dallas June 13, 1939
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Washington Observer Reporter
Dallas Weimer, 34, former glass-worker; a resident of The Avenue
Hotel, 949 Jefferson Avenue was struck and killed  by a Pennsylvania Railroad 
shifting engine early yesterday morning. City police reported the mishap 
occured just south of the Wylie Avenue Crossing. City patrolman, James Marlon,
was summoned to the scene by persons on their way to work, but stated that he 
did not learnjust who had discovered Weimer's body, there apparently having 
been no witnesses to the accident. Investigation revealed that when struck by 
the locomotive, Weimer head was lying across a rail The engine decapitated the 
victim. The body was removed to the Abel Funeral Home, Jefferson Avenue.
Weimer was the son of Earl Weimer and was born in Washington. He was formerly 
employed by the Hazel Atlas Glass Company. He is survived by the follow-
ing brothers and sisters: Harold Weimer, Mrs. Raymond Hughes, Earl Weimer, Jr. 
Leroy Weimer,  Oliver Weimer, Mrs. Joseph Graff, and Grace Weimer, all of 
Washington. Funeral services will be conducted from the home of his sister, Mrs.
Raymond Hughes, 204 East Chestnut Street, Wednesday at 2 oclock.
Burial will be in Washington Cemetary.




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