INJURIES ARE FATAL TO FARMER
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Team Runs Away on Farm near
New Hope, Throwing Clarence
T. Hawpe to Ground; Dies Thirty
Minutes Later; Funeral Arrange-
ments Incomplete.
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Injured when he was thrown from a piece of farm machinery about five-thirty p.m. Monday, Clarence T. Hawpe, ages sixty-two years, died thirty minutes later at his home on the Cline farm at New Hope, on which he was a tenant farmer. The farm is owned by the Sprout family.
Mr. Hawpe was alone at the time of the accident, which occurred when the team of horses attached to a manure spreader ran away. He was found unconscious within a few minutes by his son-in-law, Dan W. Strickler, who summoned aid. The injured man was carried to the house. At the time it was not believed that his injuries were serious, as a laceration on his face was the only evidence that he had been hurt.
Surviving Mr. Hawpe are his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Strickler, of New Hope; Mr. L.S. Strickler, of Mt. Sidney, and Mrs. Leona Richardson, of San Antonio, Tex.; a son, Melvin Hawpe, of Greenville, and two brothers, A.C. and C.B. Hawpe, of Greenville.
No funeral arrangements had been made last night.
Mr. Hawpe was for many years a resident of the Greenville community and had only recently moved to New Hope.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 8, 1938 -- Tuesday.
MR. HAWPE'S FUNERAL
Funeral services for Clarence T. Hawpe will be held from Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church today at three p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dr. H.S. Turner, pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian church, assisted by the Rev. Gaston Boyle, pastor of Mr. Carmel, and the Rev. M.B. Grier. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
Pallbearers, active, will be J.W. Garber, Lloyd Paxton, Charley Moomau, C.A. Holsinger, W.E. Cline, Sidney Supple; honorary, H.B. Sproul Jr., Paul Harlow, C.B. Williams, Frank Williams, William Morris, William P. Mish, Robert Cash, James Williams, Clarkson Hawpe, Buck Supple, Walter Risen and Ralph Moomau.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 9, 1938 -- Wednesday -- Page #2.
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Team Runs Away on Farm near
New Hope, Throwing Clarence
T. Hawpe to Ground; Dies Thirty
Minutes Later; Funeral Arrange-
ments Incomplete.
----------------
Injured when he was thrown from a piece of farm machinery about five-thirty p.m. Monday, Clarence T. Hawpe, ages sixty-two years, died thirty minutes later at his home on the Cline farm at New Hope, on which he was a tenant farmer. The farm is owned by the Sprout family.
Mr. Hawpe was alone at the time of the accident, which occurred when the team of horses attached to a manure spreader ran away. He was found unconscious within a few minutes by his son-in-law, Dan W. Strickler, who summoned aid. The injured man was carried to the house. At the time it was not believed that his injuries were serious, as a laceration on his face was the only evidence that he had been hurt.
Surviving Mr. Hawpe are his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Strickler, of New Hope; Mr. L.S. Strickler, of Mt. Sidney, and Mrs. Leona Richardson, of San Antonio, Tex.; a son, Melvin Hawpe, of Greenville, and two brothers, A.C. and C.B. Hawpe, of Greenville.
No funeral arrangements had been made last night.
Mr. Hawpe was for many years a resident of the Greenville community and had only recently moved to New Hope.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 8, 1938 -- Tuesday.
MR. HAWPE'S FUNERAL
Funeral services for Clarence T. Hawpe will be held from Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church today at three p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dr. H.S. Turner, pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian church, assisted by the Rev. Gaston Boyle, pastor of Mr. Carmel, and the Rev. M.B. Grier. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
Pallbearers, active, will be J.W. Garber, Lloyd Paxton, Charley Moomau, C.A. Holsinger, W.E. Cline, Sidney Supple; honorary, H.B. Sproul Jr., Paul Harlow, C.B. Williams, Frank Williams, William Morris, William P. Mish, Robert Cash, James Williams, Clarkson Hawpe, Buck Supple, Walter Risen and Ralph Moomau.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 9, 1938 -- Wednesday -- Page #2.
INJURIES ARE FATAL TO FARMER
----------------
Team Runs Away on Farm near
New Hope, Throwing Clarence
T. Hawpe to Ground; Dies Thirty
Minutes Later; Funeral Arrange-
ments Incomplete.
----------------
Injured when he was thrown from a piece of farm machinery about five-thirty p.m. Monday, Clarence T. Hawpe, ages sixty-two years, died thirty minutes later at his home on the Cline farm at New Hope, on which he was a tenant farmer. The farm is owned by the Sprout family.
Mr. Hawpe was alone at the time of the accident, which occurred when the team of horses attached to a manure spreader ran away. He was found unconscious within a few minutes by his son-in-law, Dan W. Strickler, who summoned aid. The injured man was carried to the house. At the time it was not believed that his injuries were serious, as a laceration on his face was the only evidence that he had been hurt.
Surviving Mr. Hawpe are his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Strickler, of New Hope; Mr. L.S. Strickler, of Mt. Sidney, and Mrs. Leona Richardson, of San Antonio, Tex.; a son, Melvin Hawpe, of Greenville, and two brothers, A.C. and C.B. Hawpe, of Greenville.
No funeral arrangements had been made last night.
Mr. Hawpe was for many years a resident of the Greenville community and had only recently moved to New Hope.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 8, 1938 -- Tuesday.
MR. HAWPE'S FUNERAL
Funeral services for Clarence T. Hawpe will be held from Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church today at three p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dr. H.S. Turner, pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian church, assisted by the Rev. Gaston Boyle, pastor of Mr. Carmel, and the Rev. M.B. Grier. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
Pallbearers, active, will be J.W. Garber, Lloyd Paxton, Charley Moomau, C.A. Holsinger, W.E. Cline, Sidney Supple; honorary, H.B. Sproul Jr., Paul Harlow, C.B. Williams, Frank Williams, William Morris, William P. Mish, Robert Cash, James Williams, Clarkson Hawpe, Buck Supple, Walter Risen and Ralph Moomau.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 9, 1938 -- Wednesday -- Page #2.
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Team Runs Away on Farm near
New Hope, Throwing Clarence
T. Hawpe to Ground; Dies Thirty
Minutes Later; Funeral Arrange-
ments Incomplete.
----------------
Injured when he was thrown from a piece of farm machinery about five-thirty p.m. Monday, Clarence T. Hawpe, ages sixty-two years, died thirty minutes later at his home on the Cline farm at New Hope, on which he was a tenant farmer. The farm is owned by the Sprout family.
Mr. Hawpe was alone at the time of the accident, which occurred when the team of horses attached to a manure spreader ran away. He was found unconscious within a few minutes by his son-in-law, Dan W. Strickler, who summoned aid. The injured man was carried to the house. At the time it was not believed that his injuries were serious, as a laceration on his face was the only evidence that he had been hurt.
Surviving Mr. Hawpe are his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Strickler, of New Hope; Mr. L.S. Strickler, of Mt. Sidney, and Mrs. Leona Richardson, of San Antonio, Tex.; a son, Melvin Hawpe, of Greenville, and two brothers, A.C. and C.B. Hawpe, of Greenville.
No funeral arrangements had been made last night.
Mr. Hawpe was for many years a resident of the Greenville community and had only recently moved to New Hope.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 8, 1938 -- Tuesday.
MR. HAWPE'S FUNERAL
Funeral services for Clarence T. Hawpe will be held from Mt. Carmel Presbyterian church today at three p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dr. H.S. Turner, pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian church, assisted by the Rev. Gaston Boyle, pastor of Mr. Carmel, and the Rev. M.B. Grier. Interment will be in the adjoining cemetery.
Pallbearers, active, will be J.W. Garber, Lloyd Paxton, Charley Moomau, C.A. Holsinger, W.E. Cline, Sidney Supple; honorary, H.B. Sproul Jr., Paul Harlow, C.B. Williams, Frank Williams, William Morris, William P. Mish, Robert Cash, James Williams, Clarkson Hawpe, Buck Supple, Walter Risen and Ralph Moomau.
The Staunton News Leader -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 9, 1938 -- Wednesday -- Page #2.
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