NEWARK VALLEY. Frank Zimmer of Binghamton, the D. H. engineer who met a horrible death at Ninevah Junction Tuesday night, when he was pinned under his engine in a wreck and cooked to death, was a Newark Vallev boy and the body was taken to that place for burial last night. Mr. Zimmer was 32 years of age and the son of Mrs. Addie Zimmer of Binghamton. He leaves, besides his wife; and his mother, two brothers: Henry of Binghamton and Ed of Illinois; and two sisters Mrs. John Marinus of Binghamton and Mrs. Chas. Ketchum of Eau Clair, Wis. THE WAVERLY FREE PRESS AND TIOGA COUNTY RECORD. FRDIAY JANUARY 6 1911
Submitted by Mark Kunzman
Submitted by Mark Kunzman
NEWARK VALLEY. Frank Zimmer of Binghamton, the D. H. engineer who met a horrible death at Ninevah Junction Tuesday night, when he was pinned under his engine in a wreck and cooked to death, was a Newark Vallev boy and the body was taken to that place for burial last night. Mr. Zimmer was 32 years of age and the son of Mrs. Addie Zimmer of Binghamton. He leaves, besides his wife; and his mother, two brothers: Henry of Binghamton and Ed of Illinois; and two sisters Mrs. John Marinus of Binghamton and Mrs. Chas. Ketchum of Eau Clair, Wis. THE WAVERLY FREE PRESS AND TIOGA COUNTY RECORD. FRDIAY JANUARY 6 1911
Submitted by Mark Kunzman
Submitted by Mark Kunzman
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