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Story July 31, 1944

The Ypsilanti Daily Press

Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan

What is this article about?

Three young boys, Raymond Fleming, Albert Bevier, and Harold Bevier, discovered human bones near the river bed south of the Sewage Disposal Plant on Sunday afternoon. Police confirmed the site was an old burying ground used about 20 years ago.

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Three Young Boys Discover Bones
Raymond Fleming, 10, 320 S. Prospect St., Albert Bevier, 12, and Harold Bevier, 13, both of 321 S. Prospect St., are in possession of some human bones today. Sunday afternoon as they were playing near the river bed south of the Sewage Disposal Plant the boys found the bones.

Police were notified and stopped all chances of rumor about murder or other violent death by telling the youths that approximately 20 years ago investigation in that spot, after other bones had been discovered, brought out that the spot had been used as a burying ground.

The grave uncovered by the boys was undoubtedly one of the many that had been situated there in past years.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Exploration

What keywords are associated?

Boys Discover Bones Human Remains Old Burying Ground Police Notification

What entities or persons were involved?

Raymond Fleming Albert Bevier Harold Bevier

Where did it happen?

Near The River Bed South Of The Sewage Disposal Plant

Story Details

Key Persons

Raymond Fleming Albert Bevier Harold Bevier

Location

Near The River Bed South Of The Sewage Disposal Plant

Event Date

Sunday Afternoon

Story Details

Three boys playing near the river bed found human bones from an old burying ground; police explained the historical context to prevent rumors of murder.

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