NEWSPAPERS: BARTON LARSON FOUND NEAR HOME FROZEN TO DEATH. MEDFORD, JACKSON CO., OREGON

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LARSON, Barton, Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Sunday, 11 Apr
1948, p. 13: 

County Residents to Klamath Falls Due Death of Man

Mrs. Robert Millsaps of 613 South Central avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Christean of Jacksonville returned home Thursday from
Klamath Falls where they were called by the death of Mrs.
Millsaps' nephew, Barton Larson.

Mr. Larson, 31 years old and section foreman of the Great
Northern Railway company, was found Tuesday near his home at
Lookout apparently frozen to death. It was reported that Larson's
car stalled in the snow as he was returning home from Klamath
Falls and that he had evidently started walking.

The body was sent to Spokane, Wash., where military funeral
services were to have been conducted. The deceased had but
recently been discharged from the army.