Lebanon Express February 21, 1905 DEATH OF GEO. CHEADLE Dr. Geo. W. Cheadle, the well known dentist and prominent citizen of this community, met with a sudden death at his farm, one mile south of town, last Friday evening about 5:30 PM. He closed his office about 4 P.M. and went home, and was assisting some men he had employed to move his cheese factory. He was under the building when a sill broke and let the building down on him, crushing out his life in an instant. The sill came down across the small of his back, and it took about thirty minutes to dig him out form underneath. W.E. Harden, the well-known contractor, had charge of the moving the factory, J.M. Burtenshaw was also under the building near Dr. Cheadle when it started to fall, but he got out in time to escape without injury. The sudden death of Dr. Cheadle was a terrible shock to his family and friends. He was the picture of health and had every ? ? ? ? long , happy and useful life. He was an upright Christian man, an member of Presbyterian church. He leaves a wife and three children, also mother, two brothers and four sisters. Deceased was born about 35 years ago on the farm where he met his death and spent most of his life at this place. Funeral services were held at the ? ? afternoon at 2 P.M., conducted by Rev. L. Green, assisted by Dr. A. Thompson. The A.O.U.W., of which order he was a member, conducted services at the grave. Interment was in the Masonic cemetery. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their great loss.