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Community remembers 'Walter' 91 years after unknown boy's death

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On Friday, a small group of Greenville residents gathered in East Mount Cemetery at the grave of “Walter” – a name given by members of the community to an unknown boy who was killed by a train shortly after arriving…

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Community remembers 'Walter' 91 years after unknown boy's death

On Friday, a small group of Greenville residents gathered in East Mount Cemetery at the grave of “Walter” – a name given by members of the community to an unknown boy who was killed by a train shortly after arriving…

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Herald-Banner broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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