Oakland Man Unconscious 18 Months, Dies. Cumberland Times. Cumberland, Md. 3/6/1949.
Excerpt--Roy O. Winters, 79, Oakland dairyman, who remained unconscious for 18 months after being struck by a car, died yesterday at his home. He was hospitalized for 8 months following the accident before returning to his home. A son of the late William and Martha (Roth) Winters, he was born June 22, 1879 in W.Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Winters; two sons, Clayton and Harvey Winters; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Bittinger and Mrs. Howard White, all of Oakland; two brothers, Charles Winters of Horseshoe Run, WV, and A. C. Winters of Mt. Lake Park; one sister, Mrs. Flora Hauser of Horseshoe Run, WV. Interment in the Oakland cemetery.
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Roy O. Winters was listed with his sons in the "1949 Oakland Business and Professional Directory" as the owner of "Highland Park Dairy" (founded in 1919) on Dennett Road in Oakland, MD.
Excerpt--Roy O. Winters, 79, Oakland dairyman, who remained unconscious for 18 months after being struck by a car, died yesterday at his home. He was hospitalized for 8 months following the accident before returning to his home. A son of the late William and Martha (Roth) Winters, he was born June 22, 1879 in W.Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Winters; two sons, Clayton and Harvey Winters; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Bittinger and Mrs. Howard White, all of Oakland; two brothers, Charles Winters of Horseshoe Run, WV, and A. C. Winters of Mt. Lake Park; one sister, Mrs. Flora Hauser of Horseshoe Run, WV. Interment in the Oakland cemetery.
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Roy O. Winters was listed with his sons in the "1949 Oakland Business and Professional Directory" as the owner of "Highland Park Dairy" (founded in 1919) on Dennett Road in Oakland, MD.
Oakland Man Unconscious 18 Months, Dies. Cumberland Times. Cumberland, Md. 3/6/1949.
Excerpt--Roy O. Winters, 79, Oakland dairyman, who remained unconscious for 18 months after being struck by a car, died yesterday at his home. He was hospitalized for 8 months following the accident before returning to his home. A son of the late William and Martha (Roth) Winters, he was born June 22, 1879 in W.Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Winters; two sons, Clayton and Harvey Winters; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Bittinger and Mrs. Howard White, all of Oakland; two brothers, Charles Winters of Horseshoe Run, WV, and A. C. Winters of Mt. Lake Park; one sister, Mrs. Flora Hauser of Horseshoe Run, WV. Interment in the Oakland cemetery.
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Roy O. Winters was listed with his sons in the "1949 Oakland Business and Professional Directory" as the owner of "Highland Park Dairy" (founded in 1919) on Dennett Road in Oakland, MD.
Excerpt--Roy O. Winters, 79, Oakland dairyman, who remained unconscious for 18 months after being struck by a car, died yesterday at his home. He was hospitalized for 8 months following the accident before returning to his home. A son of the late William and Martha (Roth) Winters, he was born June 22, 1879 in W.Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Winters; two sons, Clayton and Harvey Winters; two daughters, Mrs. Lester Bittinger and Mrs. Howard White, all of Oakland; two brothers, Charles Winters of Horseshoe Run, WV, and A. C. Winters of Mt. Lake Park; one sister, Mrs. Flora Hauser of Horseshoe Run, WV. Interment in the Oakland cemetery.
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Roy O. Winters was listed with his sons in the "1949 Oakland Business and Professional Directory" as the owner of "Highland Park Dairy" (founded in 1919) on Dennett Road in Oakland, MD.
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