Westmoreland County PA Archives Obituaries.....Singer, Lawrence M November 8, 1910
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Latrobe Bulletin Wed, Nov 09, 1910 ·Page 1
Derry, Nov. 9.--On September 14, while on his train on the Unity branch,
Lawrence M. Singer, a local brakeman, was found unconscious on top of a car. He
was brought home, and his illness turned into typhoid fever. In a few weeks he
was able to be out, but suffered a relapse. During the past few days he had been
feeling well, and was about town Monday and early yesterday morning. Shortly
before noon, yesterday, he went to the home of Edward Slick, to borrow a gun to
go hunting. While holding the gun and some shells, he suddenly placed his hands
to his head and complained of a terrible pain in his head. He was assisted to a
couch, and soon lost consciousness. He was carried to his home but never
rallied, and died at 4:47 yesterday afternoon. Mr. Singer, who has been employed
as a brakeman for the past seven years, was single and is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Singer, and the following brothers and sisters:
Ralph, Albert and William R., of Derry; Miss Bertha, of Derry, and Robert M.
Singer, of Bolivar. He was 25 years and 5 months of age. 

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