CORONER'S REPORT SHOWS 23 DEATHS INVESTIGATED IN '40 Deaths Investigated during 1940 by W. L. Henry, whose two-year term as coroner expired January 1st. totaled 23. Their dates and causes were: February 2 - Prince B. Brooks, corony thrombosis. April 16 - Lena C. Street, angina pectoris. April 29 - Aramantha K. Pauley corony occlusion. April 30 - Samuel Sigman. accidental drowning. May 1 -  James Moore, aortic insufficiency and exposure May 5 - Orval Kellogg,   suicide by gunshot wound. June 15 -  James F. Bell, accidental drowning. June 23 -  John E. Patterson, aortic insufficiency. July 23 - Junior Beasey. crushed by truck. August 20 -  Curtis J. Graves, chest crushed by bull. September 10 - Jeremiah M Anderson, myocarditis. October 8 -  Agnes Osner, automobile accident. October 11 -  Sarah Long, angina pectoris. October 11 -  Robert W. Lawrie, acute dilation of the heart. October 15 - Herbert T. Vaught,  aheart attack October 17 - James Simmons, automobile accident. October 30 -  Clara M. Stubbs, gunshot wound homicide, October 20 -  Samuel Kyburtz, gunshot wound suicide. November 10 -  Fred Robinson, chronic alcoholism. December 2  - Charles Benjamin, chronic vulvular heart disease. December 4 -  Robert McColly, automobile accident. December 20  -  Julius Petersdorff, chronic myocarditis. December 27 -  Jesse Watson, automobile accident The Monon News January 24, 1941