Son of Andrew Hill & Christine Overby
Married Joan Maidment-Dillon, 18 Apr 1932, Chelan, Washington
Seattle PI part 2, page 1, Jan 15, 1943
Arthur J. Hill
Services Will Be Tomorrow
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Police Officer Had Served on Force 24 Years
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Funeral services for Arthur J. Hill, forty-nine, Seattle police officer, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Forkner's University Funeral Chapel with executives of the department acting as honorary pallbears.
Patrolman Hill died of a heart attack Wednesday, ending twenty-four years of service on the Seattle force. His career included the capture of several bandits. Once when assigned to the detective division, he posed as a taxicab driver for five days in order to capture a ring of narcotic peddlers.
Born in Oslo, Norway, Patrolman Hill was chief petty officer in the United States navy during World War I and served aboard a submarine chaser in the Atlantic.
He is survived by his widow, Joan.
Seattle PI part 2, page 23, Jan 15, 1943
HILL--Arthur Joseph, of 2415 24th Ave. N., beloved husband of Joan, brother of Mrs. Charles Keese, Jamaica, N.Y., and Mrs. George Wesline of North Dakota. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Forkner's Chapel.
Married Joan Maidment-Dillon, 18 Apr 1932, Chelan, Washington
Seattle PI part 2, page 1, Jan 15, 1943
Arthur J. Hill
Services Will Be Tomorrow
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Police Officer Had Served on Force 24 Years
-------------------------------------------
Funeral services for Arthur J. Hill, forty-nine, Seattle police officer, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Forkner's University Funeral Chapel with executives of the department acting as honorary pallbears.
Patrolman Hill died of a heart attack Wednesday, ending twenty-four years of service on the Seattle force. His career included the capture of several bandits. Once when assigned to the detective division, he posed as a taxicab driver for five days in order to capture a ring of narcotic peddlers.
Born in Oslo, Norway, Patrolman Hill was chief petty officer in the United States navy during World War I and served aboard a submarine chaser in the Atlantic.
He is survived by his widow, Joan.
Seattle PI part 2, page 23, Jan 15, 1943
HILL--Arthur Joseph, of 2415 24th Ave. N., beloved husband of Joan, brother of Mrs. Charles Keese, Jamaica, N.Y., and Mrs. George Wesline of North Dakota. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Forkner's Chapel.
Son of Andrew Hill & Christine Overby
Married Joan Maidment-Dillon, 18 Apr 1932, Chelan, Washington
Seattle PI part 2, page 1, Jan 15, 1943
Arthur J. Hill
Services Will Be Tomorrow
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Police Officer Had Served on Force 24 Years
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Funeral services for Arthur J. Hill, forty-nine, Seattle police officer, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Forkner's University Funeral Chapel with executives of the department acting as honorary pallbears.
Patrolman Hill died of a heart attack Wednesday, ending twenty-four years of service on the Seattle force. His career included the capture of several bandits. Once when assigned to the detective division, he posed as a taxicab driver for five days in order to capture a ring of narcotic peddlers.
Born in Oslo, Norway, Patrolman Hill was chief petty officer in the United States navy during World War I and served aboard a submarine chaser in the Atlantic.
He is survived by his widow, Joan.
Seattle PI part 2, page 23, Jan 15, 1943
HILL--Arthur Joseph, of 2415 24th Ave. N., beloved husband of Joan, brother of Mrs. Charles Keese, Jamaica, N.Y., and Mrs. George Wesline of North Dakota. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Forkner's Chapel.
Married Joan Maidment-Dillon, 18 Apr 1932, Chelan, Washington
Seattle PI part 2, page 1, Jan 15, 1943
Arthur J. Hill
Services Will Be Tomorrow
-------------------------------------------
Police Officer Had Served on Force 24 Years
-------------------------------------------
Funeral services for Arthur J. Hill, forty-nine, Seattle police officer, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Forkner's University Funeral Chapel with executives of the department acting as honorary pallbears.
Patrolman Hill died of a heart attack Wednesday, ending twenty-four years of service on the Seattle force. His career included the capture of several bandits. Once when assigned to the detective division, he posed as a taxicab driver for five days in order to capture a ring of narcotic peddlers.
Born in Oslo, Norway, Patrolman Hill was chief petty officer in the United States navy during World War I and served aboard a submarine chaser in the Atlantic.
He is survived by his widow, Joan.
Seattle PI part 2, page 23, Jan 15, 1943
HILL--Arthur Joseph, of 2415 24th Ave. N., beloved husband of Joan, brother of Mrs. Charles Keese, Jamaica, N.Y., and Mrs. George Wesline of North Dakota. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Forkner's Chapel.
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