The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, May 24, 1956 pg 1, col. 5
. . .
Joey Andrews, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Andrews, is recuperating in the Sayre Municipal hospital following an appendectomy Monday night.
. . .
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, February 20, 1958 pg 3
Seventh Birthday Thursday
Joey Andrews celebrated his seventh birthday with a line party to the Stovall thatre(sic) Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by refreshments at his home, 907 North Fourth street, with his mother, Mrs. Phillip Andrews, hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sol Moses.
A birthday cake with red candles graced the table which was laid with a St. Valentine motif.
Following games balloon favors were presented guests.
The honoree received gifts.
Attending were Charles Edward , Bacon, Geary Davis, Dan, Paul and Timmy Wilson, Jim Ted Hartpence, David Ward, Mike Murphy, Robert Lakey, Gene and Wayne Moses, Chuck Arden, Greg Obuch, Joe Draper, Joey Andrews and the hostesses.
Elk City Daily News, Elk City, Oklahoma · Tuesday, October 24, 1961 pg
Sayre School Lad
Killed In Mishap
A Sayre School lad was killed early today on his way to school
The lad Joey Andrews, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, was riding his bicycle to school on North
Fourth street (sis) U.S. 66 and reportedly was watching a truck, when the truck cleared the intersection he made a left turn on the highway and did notice a car traveling south. The car driven by a California tourist, hit his bicycle, throwing him to the pavement, where he landed on his head and received fatal injuries.
Young Joey was rushed to the Sayre hospital and died soon after arrival.
Arch Alexander, superintendent of school, said apparently the fall on the pavement was cause of death as the car did not pass over the body. He said the highway patrol also oberved that the car did not run over the lad.
The accident occurred around 815 a m in the block in which the Rose Chapel funeral home is located on North Fourth street.
The lad's parents own a grocery store in Sayre.
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, October 26, 1961 pg 1
Joe Andrews
Rites Pend
Joey Andrew, 11 year old son Mr and Mrs. Phillip Andrew's was killed early Monday morning in a tragic traffic accident at the intersection of Kready and North Fourth street.
Funeral services are pending with arrangements in charge of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.
FD Mayer of the Highway Patrol said the fatal accident which occurred at 8:15 a.m. resulted from the collison(sic) of a 1949 Ford coach driven by Rufus Johnson Linville, 36, 12144 Lomont street, Newalk, California, and the Texas Ranger bicycle in control of Joey Andrews, who lived with his parents at 907 North Fourth street. The youth died of head injuries moments after his arrival at the Sayre hospital.
The two vehicles were traveling south on Fourth street and Joey had just pulled out of his driveway Mr. Mayer said. As the youth approached the intersection of Kready with north fourth street he started to turn left after a truck had just gone by, the officer said.
. . .
Joey Andrews, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Andrews, is recuperating in the Sayre Municipal hospital following an appendectomy Monday night.
. . .
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, February 20, 1958 pg 3
Seventh Birthday Thursday
Joey Andrews celebrated his seventh birthday with a line party to the Stovall thatre(sic) Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by refreshments at his home, 907 North Fourth street, with his mother, Mrs. Phillip Andrews, hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sol Moses.
A birthday cake with red candles graced the table which was laid with a St. Valentine motif.
Following games balloon favors were presented guests.
The honoree received gifts.
Attending were Charles Edward , Bacon, Geary Davis, Dan, Paul and Timmy Wilson, Jim Ted Hartpence, David Ward, Mike Murphy, Robert Lakey, Gene and Wayne Moses, Chuck Arden, Greg Obuch, Joe Draper, Joey Andrews and the hostesses.
Elk City Daily News, Elk City, Oklahoma · Tuesday, October 24, 1961 pg
Sayre School Lad
Killed In Mishap
A Sayre School lad was killed early today on his way to school
The lad Joey Andrews, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, was riding his bicycle to school on North
Fourth street (sis) U.S. 66 and reportedly was watching a truck, when the truck cleared the intersection he made a left turn on the highway and did notice a car traveling south. The car driven by a California tourist, hit his bicycle, throwing him to the pavement, where he landed on his head and received fatal injuries.
Young Joey was rushed to the Sayre hospital and died soon after arrival.
Arch Alexander, superintendent of school, said apparently the fall on the pavement was cause of death as the car did not pass over the body. He said the highway patrol also oberved that the car did not run over the lad.
The accident occurred around 815 a m in the block in which the Rose Chapel funeral home is located on North Fourth street.
The lad's parents own a grocery store in Sayre.
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, October 26, 1961 pg 1
Joe Andrews
Rites Pend
Joey Andrew, 11 year old son Mr and Mrs. Phillip Andrew's was killed early Monday morning in a tragic traffic accident at the intersection of Kready and North Fourth street.
Funeral services are pending with arrangements in charge of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.
FD Mayer of the Highway Patrol said the fatal accident which occurred at 8:15 a.m. resulted from the collison(sic) of a 1949 Ford coach driven by Rufus Johnson Linville, 36, 12144 Lomont street, Newalk, California, and the Texas Ranger bicycle in control of Joey Andrews, who lived with his parents at 907 North Fourth street. The youth died of head injuries moments after his arrival at the Sayre hospital.
The two vehicles were traveling south on Fourth street and Joey had just pulled out of his driveway Mr. Mayer said. As the youth approached the intersection of Kready with north fourth street he started to turn left after a truck had just gone by, the officer said.
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, May 24, 1956 pg 1, col. 5
. . .
Joey Andrews, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Andrews, is recuperating in the Sayre Municipal hospital following an appendectomy Monday night.
. . .
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, February 20, 1958 pg 3
Seventh Birthday Thursday
Joey Andrews celebrated his seventh birthday with a line party to the Stovall thatre(sic) Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by refreshments at his home, 907 North Fourth street, with his mother, Mrs. Phillip Andrews, hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sol Moses.
A birthday cake with red candles graced the table which was laid with a St. Valentine motif.
Following games balloon favors were presented guests.
The honoree received gifts.
Attending were Charles Edward , Bacon, Geary Davis, Dan, Paul and Timmy Wilson, Jim Ted Hartpence, David Ward, Mike Murphy, Robert Lakey, Gene and Wayne Moses, Chuck Arden, Greg Obuch, Joe Draper, Joey Andrews and the hostesses.
Elk City Daily News, Elk City, Oklahoma · Tuesday, October 24, 1961 pg
Sayre School Lad
Killed In Mishap
A Sayre School lad was killed early today on his way to school
The lad Joey Andrews, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, was riding his bicycle to school on North
Fourth street (sis) U.S. 66 and reportedly was watching a truck, when the truck cleared the intersection he made a left turn on the highway and did notice a car traveling south. The car driven by a California tourist, hit his bicycle, throwing him to the pavement, where he landed on his head and received fatal injuries.
Young Joey was rushed to the Sayre hospital and died soon after arrival.
Arch Alexander, superintendent of school, said apparently the fall on the pavement was cause of death as the car did not pass over the body. He said the highway patrol also oberved that the car did not run over the lad.
The accident occurred around 815 a m in the block in which the Rose Chapel funeral home is located on North Fourth street.
The lad's parents own a grocery store in Sayre.
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, October 26, 1961 pg 1
Joe Andrews
Rites Pend
Joey Andrew, 11 year old son Mr and Mrs. Phillip Andrew's was killed early Monday morning in a tragic traffic accident at the intersection of Kready and North Fourth street.
Funeral services are pending with arrangements in charge of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.
FD Mayer of the Highway Patrol said the fatal accident which occurred at 8:15 a.m. resulted from the collison(sic) of a 1949 Ford coach driven by Rufus Johnson Linville, 36, 12144 Lomont street, Newalk, California, and the Texas Ranger bicycle in control of Joey Andrews, who lived with his parents at 907 North Fourth street. The youth died of head injuries moments after his arrival at the Sayre hospital.
The two vehicles were traveling south on Fourth street and Joey had just pulled out of his driveway Mr. Mayer said. As the youth approached the intersection of Kready with north fourth street he started to turn left after a truck had just gone by, the officer said.
. . .
Joey Andrews, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Andrews, is recuperating in the Sayre Municipal hospital following an appendectomy Monday night.
. . .
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, February 20, 1958 pg 3
Seventh Birthday Thursday
Joey Andrews celebrated his seventh birthday with a line party to the Stovall thatre(sic) Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. followed by refreshments at his home, 907 North Fourth street, with his mother, Mrs. Phillip Andrews, hostess, assisted by Mrs. Sol Moses.
A birthday cake with red candles graced the table which was laid with a St. Valentine motif.
Following games balloon favors were presented guests.
The honoree received gifts.
Attending were Charles Edward , Bacon, Geary Davis, Dan, Paul and Timmy Wilson, Jim Ted Hartpence, David Ward, Mike Murphy, Robert Lakey, Gene and Wayne Moses, Chuck Arden, Greg Obuch, Joe Draper, Joey Andrews and the hostesses.
Elk City Daily News, Elk City, Oklahoma · Tuesday, October 24, 1961 pg
Sayre School Lad
Killed In Mishap
A Sayre School lad was killed early today on his way to school
The lad Joey Andrews, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, was riding his bicycle to school on North
Fourth street (sis) U.S. 66 and reportedly was watching a truck, when the truck cleared the intersection he made a left turn on the highway and did notice a car traveling south. The car driven by a California tourist, hit his bicycle, throwing him to the pavement, where he landed on his head and received fatal injuries.
Young Joey was rushed to the Sayre hospital and died soon after arrival.
Arch Alexander, superintendent of school, said apparently the fall on the pavement was cause of death as the car did not pass over the body. He said the highway patrol also oberved that the car did not run over the lad.
The accident occurred around 815 a m in the block in which the Rose Chapel funeral home is located on North Fourth street.
The lad's parents own a grocery store in Sayre.
The Sayre Sun, Sayre, Oklahoma · Thursday, October 26, 1961 pg 1
Joe Andrews
Rites Pend
Joey Andrew, 11 year old son Mr and Mrs. Phillip Andrew's was killed early Monday morning in a tragic traffic accident at the intersection of Kready and North Fourth street.
Funeral services are pending with arrangements in charge of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.
FD Mayer of the Highway Patrol said the fatal accident which occurred at 8:15 a.m. resulted from the collison(sic) of a 1949 Ford coach driven by Rufus Johnson Linville, 36, 12144 Lomont street, Newalk, California, and the Texas Ranger bicycle in control of Joey Andrews, who lived with his parents at 907 North Fourth street. The youth died of head injuries moments after his arrival at the Sayre hospital.
The two vehicles were traveling south on Fourth street and Joey had just pulled out of his driveway Mr. Mayer said. As the youth approached the intersection of Kready with north fourth street he started to turn left after a truck had just gone by, the officer said.
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