Clark's Hill, march 9, Sylvester Bybee, 60, employed in the Nickle Plate railroad yards at Frankfort, was found dead in bed this morning at his home here. He had worked all week, but went to a doctor last evening for treatment for a cold. Born in Kentucky, he married Belle Pedigo, July 14, 1909. Besides his widow, he leaves two daughters, Mrs Monte Bagwell and Miss Mattie Bybee; a son, Gilbert Bybee, and a brother, Walter Bybee, all of Clark's Hill. Body at Baker funeral home in Dayton.
Clark's Hill, march 9, Sylvester Bybee, 60, employed in the Nickle Plate railroad yards at Frankfort, was found dead in bed this morning at his home here. He had worked all week, but went to a doctor last evening for treatment for a cold. Born in Kentucky, he married Belle Pedigo, July 14, 1909. Besides his widow, he leaves two daughters, Mrs Monte Bagwell and Miss Mattie Bybee; a son, Gilbert Bybee, and a brother, Walter Bybee, all of Clark's Hill. Body at Baker funeral home in Dayton.
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