From the Hamilton Journal-Daily News
Hamilton, Ohio
June 25, 1935

Hoosier, Stricken 
At Camp, Is Dead
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   Paul Gilliland, 51, of Aurora, Ind., former division highway chief in four counties in Indiana, who was taken ill suddenly at the B and M tourist camp, near Flenner’s Corner, north of Hamilton, at 8 o’clock Sunday morning, died Monday afternoon at Fort Hamilton hospital. Death was due to cerebral hemorrhage, according to a record filed Tuesday by Dr. Edward Cook, Butler county coroner.
   Coroner Cook’s investigation included a visit to the tourist camp where he interviewed the proprietors and learned that Gilliland and several other persons rented quarters at the camp Saturday. The coroner was unable to find Gilliland’s companions, who were reported to have left the camp after Gilliland became ill.
   Mr. Homer Williamson, of Bethany, was summoned to the camp Sunday morning. The patient was unconcsiious when the physician arrived. Gilliland was removed to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
   According to Mrs. Gilliland, the widow, who was called here Sunday, Gilliland had been division engineer in Dearborn, Ohio, Franklin and Switzerland counties in Indiana.

-- transcription by Kate Maynard, 2010