SIEBERTS – March 17, Robert J., late of 1923 SE Stark, brother of Conrad, A. G. and William A. Funeral services Monday 1 p.m. Chapel of A. J. Rose & Son, Eastside Funeral directors, SE 6th and Alder. Private commitment. Please omit flowers.
[The Oregonian, 22 May 1960, p31]
The recent death of a 76-year-old deaf-mute man 10 days after he was struck by a car on the Morrison bridge was officially ruled a traffic fatality by County Coroner Dr. Arthur O’Toole. The victim was Robert J. Sieberts of 1923 SE Stark St., who died March 17 at Emanuel hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from head injuries suffered in the accident, according to the coroner’s office.
Sieberts, according to police, was struck while walking across an eastbound traffic lane on the bridge. [Detail about the automobile driver]. The accident occurred on the evening of March 7.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1960, p12]
[The Oregonian, 22 May 1960, p31]
The recent death of a 76-year-old deaf-mute man 10 days after he was struck by a car on the Morrison bridge was officially ruled a traffic fatality by County Coroner Dr. Arthur O’Toole. The victim was Robert J. Sieberts of 1923 SE Stark St., who died March 17 at Emanuel hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from head injuries suffered in the accident, according to the coroner’s office.
Sieberts, according to police, was struck while walking across an eastbound traffic lane on the bridge. [Detail about the automobile driver]. The accident occurred on the evening of March 7.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1960, p12]
SIEBERTS – March 17, Robert J., late of 1923 SE Stark, brother of Conrad, A. G. and William A. Funeral services Monday 1 p.m. Chapel of A. J. Rose & Son, Eastside Funeral directors, SE 6th and Alder. Private commitment. Please omit flowers.
[The Oregonian, 22 May 1960, p31]
The recent death of a 76-year-old deaf-mute man 10 days after he was struck by a car on the Morrison bridge was officially ruled a traffic fatality by County Coroner Dr. Arthur O’Toole. The victim was Robert J. Sieberts of 1923 SE Stark St., who died March 17 at Emanuel hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from head injuries suffered in the accident, according to the coroner’s office.
Sieberts, according to police, was struck while walking across an eastbound traffic lane on the bridge. [Detail about the automobile driver]. The accident occurred on the evening of March 7.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1960, p12]
[The Oregonian, 22 May 1960, p31]
The recent death of a 76-year-old deaf-mute man 10 days after he was struck by a car on the Morrison bridge was officially ruled a traffic fatality by County Coroner Dr. Arthur O’Toole. The victim was Robert J. Sieberts of 1923 SE Stark St., who died March 17 at Emanuel hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from head injuries suffered in the accident, according to the coroner’s office.
Sieberts, according to police, was struck while walking across an eastbound traffic lane on the bridge. [Detail about the automobile driver]. The accident occurred on the evening of March 7.
[The Oregonian, 27 Mar 1960, p12]
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