PINT, Charlotte (Fuller) 1876-1926

PINT, FULLER, TRUESDELL, BEMENT, QUINN, SWARTZROCK

Posted By: County Coordinator
Date: 9/23/2012 at 14:22:21

MOTOR ACCIDENT
VICTIM IS DEAD

OSAGE WOMAN DIES IN HOSPITAL
HERE FROM INJURIES RECEIVED JULY 4

Mrs. Charlotte Pint, 50, wife of George Pint, Osage, Iowa, died at 8 a.m. today at Allen Memorial Hospital. She was rushed to the hospital yesterday in Kistner's ambulance for a major surgical operation when her condition resulting from injuries incurred in an automobile accident July 4 became critical.

The accident took place at 7:30 p.m. when the automobile in which Mrs. Pint, her husband and daughter, Luella, were riding was struck by another car at a road intersection between Floyd and Rudd. Mr. Pint and Miss Pint also were injured but are recovering. The former is at the family home and the latter at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. H. Swartzrock.

Mrs. Pint was born at Osage, Iowa, September 14, 1876. Her father was Albert A. Fuller.

Survivors are her husband; four daughters: Mrs. J. H. Swartzrock, Charles City, Iowa; Mrs. Lee Loomis, Kilder, North Dakota; and Mabel Pint and Luella Pint, still at home. The son is Donald Pint, who lives with his uncle, Frank M. Fuller, Waterloo.

Besides Frank Fuller there are two other brothers, Will Fuller, Osage, and Ray Truesdell, Waterloo. Two sisters also survive, Mrs. Lett Bement, Osage, and Mrs. Frank Quinn, Waterloo.

Her mother, Mrs. Kate Folks, lives in Waterloo. Her father died in 1884.

There is one grandson, Robert Swartzrock.

The body is in Kistner's Mortuary pending completion of funeral arrangements. Burial at Osage Cemetery.

SOURCE: Waterloo Evening Courier, Thursday, July 22, 1926, Waterloo, Iowa