Son of Charles Melvin Sr and Lula Mae Ryder Myers.
Delton Myers (19503346)
Suggested edit: Services for Delton Douglas Myers, 10, were held at the First Christian Church at Truscott officiated by Rev. Browder. The child was killed when an accident occurred at the farm of his fathers. He was found unconscious in the field and rushed to his home but died before regaining consciousness. He was in the 4th grade in school and had won several honor certifications in his school work. He was a trustworthy little boy. He handled his team more like a man than a boy.
The Benjamin Post
September 23, 1932
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Delton Myers (19503346)
Suggested edit: Services for Delton Douglas Myers, 10, were held at the First Christian Church at Truscott officiated by Rev. Browder. The child was killed when an accident occurred at the farm of his fathers. He was found unconscious in the field and rushed to his home but died before regaining consciousness. He was in the 4th grade in school and had won several honor certifications in his school work. He was a trustworthy little boy. He handled his team more like a man than a boy.
The Benjamin Post
September 23, 1932
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Contributor: Searchers of our Past (47220553)
Son of Charles Melvin Sr and Lula Mae Ryder Myers.
Delton Myers (19503346)
Suggested edit: Services for Delton Douglas Myers, 10, were held at the First Christian Church at Truscott officiated by Rev. Browder. The child was killed when an accident occurred at the farm of his fathers. He was found unconscious in the field and rushed to his home but died before regaining consciousness. He was in the 4th grade in school and had won several honor certifications in his school work. He was a trustworthy little boy. He handled his team more like a man than a boy.
The Benjamin Post
September 23, 1932
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Contributor: Searchers of our Past (47220553)
Delton Myers (19503346)
Suggested edit: Services for Delton Douglas Myers, 10, were held at the First Christian Church at Truscott officiated by Rev. Browder. The child was killed when an accident occurred at the farm of his fathers. He was found unconscious in the field and rushed to his home but died before regaining consciousness. He was in the 4th grade in school and had won several honor certifications in his school work. He was a trustworthy little boy. He handled his team more like a man than a boy.
The Benjamin Post
September 23, 1932
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Contributor: Searchers of our Past (47220553)
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