Dr. Charles Weldon LeMaster
Kentucky Post, Friday, 19 June 1936, page 1
BELLEVUE DOCTOR-Dr. C W LeMaster, 34, Bellevue physician, found dead in his auto at his home, 300 Fairfield Avenue, Bellevue, died from carbon monoxide poisoning, Dr. Luther Bach, who examined the body said. His wife, Mrs. Bernice LeMaster, who found him said he had gone to the auto to listen to the radio. The motor was running she said. He was clad in his pajamas. The Dayton Life Saving Squad called to the scene, reported his was dead on their arrival.
He had been practicing in Bellevue two years. He is a native of Peru, Indiana, and a graduated of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Surviving are his mother, three sisters, two brothers and his wife. The body will be taken to Miami County Indiana for burial.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 8 July 1936, page 1
VERDICT-The death of Charles W LeMaster, 34, of Taylor and Fairfield Avenues, Bellevue, June 19, was caused by a heart attack brought on by carbon monoxide fumes, according to Dr. August Helmbold, Campbell County Coroner, in a verdict yesterday.
Dr. LeMaster, who had practiced in Bellevue, for three years, was found dead by his wife Mrs. Bernice LeMaster. He was said to have gone into his garage to listen to the auto radio when he was stricken.