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""tenN, tonn dls,I,pm cola DEATH PIT —Dotted line Indicates
the path of the tragic
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.avrfa�I rnrn rk o t of slight. slip \vhich sent 5-year-old Lynn
Wescott (insert lower
Iltt'h's FOR rtsr r left) to death in a water -filled
'John
Oakdale gravel pit
m dlTheJohnpp` �•'v re. forof help. yesterday. Cross marks spot where a police rescue
nt
Oakdale. caned Johrl team recovered the boy's body after a half-hour search.
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1, Auer Akpatrhingan
Ambulance to
( the scene. Then both pnllrr�- -
Agencies rushed boars to be used
h for re work
a 1 ,
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1 Johnson City patrolman Doyle,
d
R erfirs and Junrt Doyle, a
Aerlq's '.putt', dh,M into the ^ • w\ ��� v C .1..�1 - .' `�'ylj�
Pool but were unable to and the
The body I-a_c found and recut_
erect with grappling hooks by
Depute Rolland Lewis, tvorkteg
the Jobnson City police boat.��
CROII'D DISBAVIDHD a
The attempt to sate the boys t1f i
life woes abandoned onto after "\
three lacks of oxygen had been •• ,� • \. \ ,
used to no ,vall. Police said fife
child "APParentLY was under
I ter � o long" to be tet'Ired- pA
arge entitled which bad gaur- '" S
erect to watch the rescue opera- �
A��
tion was disbanded by-Poilee'pitcr ��
the body, was recovered-
The body was taken to the J. F. ��C� 'a<
Rice Funeral�a-
Home in Johnson ��V� \ °` `v '�`� `\•
Qts-. where the funeral will DeC��C held at 1:30 P. In. bfonday with ����
the Rev, walker Barndollar, As-
AA \ V A � �
slstant pastor At Johnson city,
Fist Baptist C urch. offlclatin \ A��V \��VA ,�. `'z�•„'
son CI Wescott Iran bore in John- � � •�� ������
t1- Aug, 16, nts He is \\\\\ ., �t,
survived by his
Parents and lino
brothers, Richard, 10, and Ken- ♦��
neth, sir mons, and a sister,—mabarnt.n Press photo.
Btha
arbara, 7. I OUNCE OF PREVENTION —As Mayor Donald E. Slocum I
watches Johnson C•t f
1 y Yemen under the direction of
I Assistant Chief William Grace, left, prepare to drain
Deaths, Funerals ,q Johnson City gravel bed at Indian Knoll to prevent)
Possible drownings like the one yesterday in Oakdale,)
Dlrs, Della C. Daharsb I--
Funeral services for Mrs. Della
C. Dabarsh, 89, who dled wednes-
day, June 26, 1948, wIJI be beld at
2:30 pm, Saturday at the home of
her son, G. Budd Dabarsh, on the
Bostwlck Rd-, Ithaca RD 5. The
Rev. PV113me Archer, pastor of the
Newfield Methodist Church, will
officiate. Burial will be In Cold -
Water, Eflch.
I water Hole Fill -Up Drive
i �
Touched Off by Death -
The Of
Oak-
dale gravedrowning
Pit day touched off an area In vement to
eliminate dangerous "water holes" for the protection of
other children.
Lynn's grief-stricken father,
Arthur Wescott of 318 Oakdale
Road, said today the man-made
lake In tvllich his son died lnd others like It are "hell holes,, •��,,� "hose existence should be pro- ,A-.
bfted by lalyi' •'•.
The Oakdale llf, used for years
a source of gravel III area cou-
^tors. cover a quarter -acre and
'eputedh to be 20 feet deep in
a^ska7ngen used at times
d Stvfmll,..,r ">
aidca "yesterday in the recoVerP
of the Wescott boys body, ordered
the village gravel bed drained of
several feet of water which had
accumulated by seepage and spring
rains.
Similar action -.vas promised In
oUier quarters by indianant Aron
citizens.
`house lVith Love
f 1
in t
'JUST ALL' SHE WANTED-alnal'"coign rreu Ph. l I.. J
'roams of a brand A — Not every girl who
d'o gets her andwis III w, furnished house for Christ -
Pamela s her
Sul it happened to 5-year-old
Mark Eldridge of granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
8 Helen Street, Endwell, Her
grandfather built the
and bath a and house, tiled the nd varnished the floors. kitchen
k and the He also made
the grandmother's cloc
Eldridge was the interior grand piano. Mrs.
which was be decorator for the
daughtergun last September.project
of Mr, and Mrs. Russel Fielpdi-1 n ela is the l
g of Rome
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# J 4,7M ArAenly Endicott, ni., Oct. 16, 1959
Page 2
Ave.,
E dicollntto,�es clerk.
"There wouldn't be any harm in
it. I certainly wouldn't all
my-
self to get Into anything that
Ivasn't legitimate. I know I'd like
to Wti those prizes."
,.Ara, Irene Jon", 9 Jefferson Ave„ Endicott, housewile: "I
wouldn't want to go on I don't have one,
the time, I'm too busy
and wouldn't want to be bother.
Bd�It I want prizes, I'll buy my
Charleltth. 19M,
Sty r., Endicott, tool Maki
wouldn't care to aToo m ppear
been dishonestvFulideI
want to be tied up w
thing like that,"