Edgar and Anona had four children: Shirley, Edgar (a still born child), Leah Geneva Crowder, Phyllis Marie Christansen and Harold.
In 1954 Edgar was combining grain on the Ralph Cottrell place south of Burlington when he got his hand caught in the combine. He managed to get it out and drove to the highway where he met Guyn Maller, who took him to the hospital. His left hand was so badly mangled that it had to be amputated.
Bio courtesy of Diane Cauffman, June 2015.
In 1954 Edgar was combining grain on the Ralph Cottrell place south of Burlington when he got his hand caught in the combine. He managed to get it out and drove to the highway where he met Guyn Maller, who took him to the hospital. His left hand was so badly mangled that it had to be amputated.
Bio courtesy of Diane Cauffman, June 2015.
Edgar and Anona had four children: Shirley, Edgar (a still born child), Leah Geneva Crowder, Phyllis Marie Christansen and Harold.
In 1954 Edgar was combining grain on the Ralph Cottrell place south of Burlington when he got his hand caught in the combine. He managed to get it out and drove to the highway where he met Guyn Maller, who took him to the hospital. His left hand was so badly mangled that it had to be amputated.
Bio courtesy of Diane Cauffman, June 2015.
In 1954 Edgar was combining grain on the Ralph Cottrell place south of Burlington when he got his hand caught in the combine. He managed to get it out and drove to the highway where he met Guyn Maller, who took him to the hospital. His left hand was so badly mangled that it had to be amputated.
Bio courtesy of Diane Cauffman, June 2015.
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