Daytona Beach Morning Journal/1936/Lattin Trial Later
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Lattin Trial Later. From The News-Journal Bureau. Deland, Florida; December 3, 1936. Jarvis Lattin who was arrested yesterday on a charge of assault against his wife in their Lake Helen home Monday afternoon will not be tried until his health has improved considerably, Deputy J. R. Shadburn said tonight. Lattin was removed from the county jail this afternoon to the DeLand Memorial Hospital on recommendation of his physician, Dr. Hugh West. The 84-year-old retired banker [sic] is reported to be suffering from acute alcoholism.
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Notes: Jarvis Andrew Lattin had many jobs over his lifetime, but there is no evidence that he was a banker.