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Woodville Casualtys
Reported May 10,1929 Madison Eagle Mrs. Lewis Browning and Miss Mary Starke, teachers, cuts and bruises, both in University hospital.
Marshall Hawkins, 14, dead, broken neck and internal injuries. Billy Pulliam, 12, punctured liver, cuts and bruises, in Warrenton hospital. Mary Elizabeth Browning, 13, both arms broken, cuts and bruises, in Warrenton hospital. Mrs. Fayette King, minor cuts around forehead and head from plaster falling down. Martha Wallace Barber, 14, cuts and bruises from being blown about 150 yards in schoolhouse wreckage. Press Pulliam, 8, cut lip necessitating stitches.
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