Husbands Full Name		John Bland

His Data	Date	City Town or Place	County or Province	State or Country
Birth	5 March 1842			Kentucky
Marriage
Death	11 February 1900
Burial	Smith Mills	Smith Mills	Henderson	Kentucky

His Father	unknown	His Mother	unknown

Wifes Full Name		Lucy M Tweedy

Her Data	Date	City Town or Place	County or Province	State or Country
Birth	17 Aug 1842			Kentucky
Death	Oct.23,1932	Evansville	Vanderburgh	Indiana
Burial	Smith Mills	Smith Mills	Henderson	Kentucky

Her Father	William Tweedy	Her Mother	unknown

Final services for Mrs Lucy M Bland, 90, who died at 9 o'clock Sunday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs George Toombs, 1806 Hollywood Ave., will be held at 1 0'clock this afternoon at the Toombs home. Burial will be in Smith Mills Kentucky.

Surviving Mrs Bland in addition to the daughter, are another daughter, Mrs Orvil Lilly, a son, John Bland; twelve grandchildren, and eleven great-grandchildren.

George Bland, a switchman in the yards of the L and N railroad at Howell, was killed yesterday by falling from a freight car. He was on top of what is known as a "kicked" car that had been pushed by the engine on a sidetrack. It is said that Bland did not realize the speed of the car and to prevent a hard impact he rushed to the brake, lost his balance and fell directly under the wheels which passed over his abdomen. Death was instantaneous. Bland was 35 years old ,unmarried and had been in the employ of the railroad for some time. Fraternal organizations will conduct the funeral services Sunday. He lived at 420 West Broadway,Howell.

On account of relatives wishing interment to take place Sunday at Smith Mills Ky., the funeral services over the remains of George Bland who was accidently killed in the L & N railroad yards at Howell, were held at 7:30 o'clock last night. He was a member of the Howell order of Odd Fellows and they had charge of the funeral. The remains will be shipped to Henderson at 7 o'clock this morning and then taken to Smith Mills where the interment will take place. The accident was a sad blow to his many friends and has cast a gloom over Howell. The yard switchman of the L & N have contributed toward a beautiful floral design. Bland lived for nearly fifteen minutes after the car had passed over him while the heavy trucks were across his body. As soon as the car was raised by the use of jack screws he succumbed.