Yaryan - Samuel
Source: Greencastle Daily Banner 13 Oct 1952 p 2
Samuel Isaac Yaryan, 72 died Saturday at 7 p.m. in Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis a week after being seriously injured in a fall from a horse. Born near Yountsville, Mr. Yaryan would have been 73 on Sunday. A resident of the Waveland community for more than 50 years he had spent most of his life farming and logging. He was a member of the Waveland Baptist Church. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Waveland Christian Church by the Rev. Guy Tremaine. The accident occurred when the horse slipped, throwing Mr. Yaryan to the ground. He struck his head against some sharp object and the horse then fell on him. - kbz
Source: Waveland Independent Waveland, Montgomery County, Indiana Oct 16, 1952
Samuel YARYAN who would have been 73 Saturday died at Robert Long Hospital where he was taken after he fell from a horse a week ago. He was born near Yountsville, and had been a resident of Waveland community for over 50 years where he followed the occupation of farmer. He was the Baptist faith. There survive the widow, the former Dora FRUITS whom he married Nov 20, 1901; 9 children; Mrs. Edith PAUGH, Huntington; Mrs. Helen RUBATTINO; Mrs. Clara BOOMER and Mrs. Elizabeth TERRY, all of Seattle, Washington; Mrs. Faye McAFEE of Indianapolis; Mrs. Edna WOODARD and Mrs. Mable POOLE both of Thornwotwn and Mrs. Doris COVAULT of Lebanon and Mrs. Flossie SPRINGER of Waynetown; 3 sons, Lee of Indianapolis; Charles of Monrovia and Max of Whitestown; a brother, Charles of Oxnord, California and a number of grandchildren and greats. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2 at Christian Church by Rev. Guy Tremaine. Burial in Maple Ridge Cemetery.
Source: Waveland Independent, Oct 9, 1952
Saturday afternoon Oct 4 Sam Yaryan while riding his saddle horse on W. Green St rather rapidly turned it too quickly, causing it to skid and fall throwing Mr. Yaryan to the pavement where he suffered a concussion at the base of his skull. He was examined by Dr. Hendrix who ordered him taken to Culver Hospital where his condition became worse & he was consequently moved to Robert Long Hospital, Indianapolis where an operation was performed to relieve pressure at the conclussion. He remains in serious condition.