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Obituary:         Harry Gladden Lane
Newspaper:        Paoli Republican
Publication Date: Thursday, November 29, 1934
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Harry G. Lane, aged 38, living three miles west of Paoli, was killed in an
automobile accident on state road 150 last Thursday night.  The accident
occurred on Monastry hill, six miles north of New Albany.

An hour before the accident the car containing Mr. Lane and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lane of West Baden, had figured in another mishap.
Returning to West Baden from New Albany, the Lanes narrowly escaped injury
when another vehicle sideswiped their machine near Palmyra.  The other
machine did not stay and leaving Mrs. Lane at a Palmyra hotel the father
and son trailed the car to New Albany where it was lost in traffic.

It was on the return trip to Palmyra that the car plunged down a 30-foot
embankment, struck a tree and overturned, pinning the father under the car.
Harry Lane suffered a fractured skull and was dead when taken from the
machine.  Perry Lane, who had sounded the car's horn thirty minutes before
help came, was taken to St. Edward's hospital in New Albany.

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