Carol Cornell, U.S. Army, driver of the car which overturned early Friday morning near the Bridgeport Bridge, fatally injuring Franklin Noah Henson, 19, was taken into custody on a technical charge of reckless driving.
Henson was one of seven occupants of the machine, and the only one injured. He sustained an injury to his spine and died at the hospital at 8 pm last night.
The machine bound for Hagerstown, overturned on the west side of the bridge when the driver apparently failed to negotiate a sharp turn.
Henson was the son of Noah F and Bertha Henson, 31 N Foundry St. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Henson; sister, Viola; and two brothers, George and Cleveland; half-brothers, John Teach, Charles Teach, William Teach, and Harvey Teach.
Services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the home with the Rev A B Miller officiating; burial in Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport.
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Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland
Saturday, December 30, 1933
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Spouse of: Margaret Ann Bricker Henson Barron. Frank died a few months before his daughter, Eleanor Roosevelt Henson Sprankle was born.
Henson was one of seven occupants of the machine, and the only one injured. He sustained an injury to his spine and died at the hospital at 8 pm last night.
The machine bound for Hagerstown, overturned on the west side of the bridge when the driver apparently failed to negotiate a sharp turn.
Henson was the son of Noah F and Bertha Henson, 31 N Foundry St. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Henson; sister, Viola; and two brothers, George and Cleveland; half-brothers, John Teach, Charles Teach, William Teach, and Harvey Teach.
Services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the home with the Rev A B Miller officiating; burial in Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport.
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Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland
Saturday, December 30, 1933
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Spouse of: Margaret Ann Bricker Henson Barron. Frank died a few months before his daughter, Eleanor Roosevelt Henson Sprankle was born.
Carol Cornell, U.S. Army, driver of the car which overturned early Friday morning near the Bridgeport Bridge, fatally injuring Franklin Noah Henson, 19, was taken into custody on a technical charge of reckless driving.
Henson was one of seven occupants of the machine, and the only one injured. He sustained an injury to his spine and died at the hospital at 8 pm last night.
The machine bound for Hagerstown, overturned on the west side of the bridge when the driver apparently failed to negotiate a sharp turn.
Henson was the son of Noah F and Bertha Henson, 31 N Foundry St. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Henson; sister, Viola; and two brothers, George and Cleveland; half-brothers, John Teach, Charles Teach, William Teach, and Harvey Teach.
Services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the home with the Rev A B Miller officiating; burial in Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport.
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Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland
Saturday, December 30, 1933
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Spouse of: Margaret Ann Bricker Henson Barron. Frank died a few months before his daughter, Eleanor Roosevelt Henson Sprankle was born.
Henson was one of seven occupants of the machine, and the only one injured. He sustained an injury to his spine and died at the hospital at 8 pm last night.
The machine bound for Hagerstown, overturned on the west side of the bridge when the driver apparently failed to negotiate a sharp turn.
Henson was the son of Noah F and Bertha Henson, 31 N Foundry St. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, Margaret Henson; sister, Viola; and two brothers, George and Cleveland; half-brothers, John Teach, Charles Teach, William Teach, and Harvey Teach.
Services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the home with the Rev A B Miller officiating; burial in Riverview Cemetery, Williamsport.
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Daily Mail, Hagerstown, Maryland
Saturday, December 30, 1933
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Spouse of: Margaret Ann Bricker Henson Barron. Frank died a few months before his daughter, Eleanor Roosevelt Henson Sprankle was born.
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