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Dr. Guy E. Brewer |
Brewer had graduated from the University of Louisville in 1906 and had been practicing medicine in Garber for 21 of the 29 years he had been a physician. He supported young men during their university studies, maintaining houses for them to live in. Those he had educated over the years rushed immediately to his defense. Though Brewer had spent many long years helping boys and young men, his impact on women's lives was evidently lightning-fast.
- Hermoine Fowler, a 20-year-old coed, who died in June of 1934
- Doris Jones, a 20-year-old mother of two, who died in April of 1935
- Wanda Lee Gray, age 20, who died around 1935
- Myrtle Rose, age 21, whose death date I've been unable to determine
- Elizabeth Shaw, age 23, whose death date I've been unable to determine
- "Murder Charges Multiply On Philanthropic Doctor," Miami (OK) Daily News-Record, May 5, 1935