The Hunnewell Standard, Hunnewell, Missouri, Friday, June 12, 1959
Harley Albright died Wednesday while driving a pickup truck. According to authorities, Mr. Albright suffered a heart attack while driving. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Mr. Albright was found by Thomas C. Maupin of north of North Fork, just east of the home of Earl Fowler about 9:00 a.m. The truck had overturned on its left side in the north ditch of the east-west road that passes by the Fowler place. Mr. Albright's body was partly, thrown from a cab of the truck. When Mr. Maupin found the overturned truck he went to the Fowler home, where Mr. Fowler called the phone operator in Hunnewell and asked that the authorities be notified.
Mr. Albright is survived by his widow, a son, Jack, of Palmyra, and three daughters, Mrs. William Dryden, Mrs. Carl Hayes and Mrs. Joe Allen, all of Hannibal.
Mr. Albright had lived in the Hunnewell area for about four years. Mr. and Mrs. Albright owned what is known as the old Styles farm south of town.
Article on file at The Shelby County MO. Historical Society and Museum
Harley Albright died Wednesday while driving a pickup truck. According to authorities, Mr. Albright suffered a heart attack while driving. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Mr. Albright was found by Thomas C. Maupin of north of North Fork, just east of the home of Earl Fowler about 9:00 a.m. The truck had overturned on its left side in the north ditch of the east-west road that passes by the Fowler place. Mr. Albright's body was partly, thrown from a cab of the truck. When Mr. Maupin found the overturned truck he went to the Fowler home, where Mr. Fowler called the phone operator in Hunnewell and asked that the authorities be notified.
Mr. Albright is survived by his widow, a son, Jack, of Palmyra, and three daughters, Mrs. William Dryden, Mrs. Carl Hayes and Mrs. Joe Allen, all of Hannibal.
Mr. Albright had lived in the Hunnewell area for about four years. Mr. and Mrs. Albright owned what is known as the old Styles farm south of town.
Article on file at The Shelby County MO. Historical Society and Museum
The Hunnewell Standard, Hunnewell, Missouri, Friday, June 12, 1959
Harley Albright died Wednesday while driving a pickup truck. According to authorities, Mr. Albright suffered a heart attack while driving. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Mr. Albright was found by Thomas C. Maupin of north of North Fork, just east of the home of Earl Fowler about 9:00 a.m. The truck had overturned on its left side in the north ditch of the east-west road that passes by the Fowler place. Mr. Albright's body was partly, thrown from a cab of the truck. When Mr. Maupin found the overturned truck he went to the Fowler home, where Mr. Fowler called the phone operator in Hunnewell and asked that the authorities be notified.
Mr. Albright is survived by his widow, a son, Jack, of Palmyra, and three daughters, Mrs. William Dryden, Mrs. Carl Hayes and Mrs. Joe Allen, all of Hannibal.
Mr. Albright had lived in the Hunnewell area for about four years. Mr. and Mrs. Albright owned what is known as the old Styles farm south of town.
Article on file at The Shelby County MO. Historical Society and Museum
Harley Albright died Wednesday while driving a pickup truck. According to authorities, Mr. Albright suffered a heart attack while driving. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Mr. Albright was found by Thomas C. Maupin of north of North Fork, just east of the home of Earl Fowler about 9:00 a.m. The truck had overturned on its left side in the north ditch of the east-west road that passes by the Fowler place. Mr. Albright's body was partly, thrown from a cab of the truck. When Mr. Maupin found the overturned truck he went to the Fowler home, where Mr. Fowler called the phone operator in Hunnewell and asked that the authorities be notified.
Mr. Albright is survived by his widow, a son, Jack, of Palmyra, and three daughters, Mrs. William Dryden, Mrs. Carl Hayes and Mrs. Joe Allen, all of Hannibal.
Mr. Albright had lived in the Hunnewell area for about four years. Mr. and Mrs. Albright owned what is known as the old Styles farm south of town.
Article on file at The Shelby County MO. Historical Society and Museum
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