Obituary of John Cochran, Saloon Keeper, July, 1909
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld
Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner
Date: 7/9/1909
JOHN COCHRAN CALLED
Prominent Citizen of Cleveland Passes to the Great Beyond At Age of 57
John Cochran, one of the best known citizens of Cleveland, died at his home in East Cleveland Wednesday night, after a illness of several weeks duration. He attended the May term of Federal Court in Chattanooga and caught a severe cold, it is said, and had since been confined to his room. Deceased was 57 years old and had lived in this city 15 or 20 years, coming here from Georgia. He is survived by two children – a son and a daughter, Mrs. John Rymer, of this city and John Cochran, of Georgia. For a number of years he was proprietor of the famous depot saloon. The funeral was held Friday morning.