James Camp, Kent Carpenter, Dies
James Willard Camp, 88, a retired Kent carpenter, died Wednesday morning at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly after he was admitted.
Mr. Camp, who had been ill for some time, was rushed to the hospitsl Wednesday morning by ambulance.
Before being taken to the hospital Kent Fire Department's emergency crew administered oxygen to Mr. Camp for 40 minutes.
He made his home at 516 Cuyahoga St., with Mrs. Cora Mull for several years.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. R. Shapiro of Columbus, four grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Sutton and Mrs. Loda Hamilton, both of New Concord, Ohio.
The body will be taken from the S. C. Bissler and Sons Funeral Home, Kent, to the Robert Mock Funeral Home, New Concord for services and burial.
May 2, 1956
Emergency Crew Called in Kent
Emergency crew of the Kent Fire Department was called to the home of J.W. Camp, 516 Cuyahoga St, Kent, at 8:16 a.m. today.
Fire Chief, Fred J. Miller, and fireman, Otto Rohrer, administered oxygen to Camp, who is 89, for about 40 minutes, before Camp was taken to Robinson Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
James Willard Camp, 88, a retired Kent carpenter, died Wednesday morning at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly after he was admitted.
Mr. Camp, who had been ill for some time, was rushed to the hospitsl Wednesday morning by ambulance.
Before being taken to the hospital Kent Fire Department's emergency crew administered oxygen to Mr. Camp for 40 minutes.
He made his home at 516 Cuyahoga St., with Mrs. Cora Mull for several years.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. R. Shapiro of Columbus, four grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Sutton and Mrs. Loda Hamilton, both of New Concord, Ohio.
The body will be taken from the S. C. Bissler and Sons Funeral Home, Kent, to the Robert Mock Funeral Home, New Concord for services and burial.
May 2, 1956
Emergency Crew Called in Kent
Emergency crew of the Kent Fire Department was called to the home of J.W. Camp, 516 Cuyahoga St, Kent, at 8:16 a.m. today.
Fire Chief, Fred J. Miller, and fireman, Otto Rohrer, administered oxygen to Camp, who is 89, for about 40 minutes, before Camp was taken to Robinson Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
James Camp, Kent Carpenter, Dies
James Willard Camp, 88, a retired Kent carpenter, died Wednesday morning at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly after he was admitted.
Mr. Camp, who had been ill for some time, was rushed to the hospitsl Wednesday morning by ambulance.
Before being taken to the hospital Kent Fire Department's emergency crew administered oxygen to Mr. Camp for 40 minutes.
He made his home at 516 Cuyahoga St., with Mrs. Cora Mull for several years.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. R. Shapiro of Columbus, four grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Sutton and Mrs. Loda Hamilton, both of New Concord, Ohio.
The body will be taken from the S. C. Bissler and Sons Funeral Home, Kent, to the Robert Mock Funeral Home, New Concord for services and burial.
May 2, 1956
Emergency Crew Called in Kent
Emergency crew of the Kent Fire Department was called to the home of J.W. Camp, 516 Cuyahoga St, Kent, at 8:16 a.m. today.
Fire Chief, Fred J. Miller, and fireman, Otto Rohrer, administered oxygen to Camp, who is 89, for about 40 minutes, before Camp was taken to Robinson Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
James Willard Camp, 88, a retired Kent carpenter, died Wednesday morning at Robinson Memorial Hospital shortly after he was admitted.
Mr. Camp, who had been ill for some time, was rushed to the hospitsl Wednesday morning by ambulance.
Before being taken to the hospital Kent Fire Department's emergency crew administered oxygen to Mr. Camp for 40 minutes.
He made his home at 516 Cuyahoga St., with Mrs. Cora Mull for several years.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. M. R. Shapiro of Columbus, four grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Sutton and Mrs. Loda Hamilton, both of New Concord, Ohio.
The body will be taken from the S. C. Bissler and Sons Funeral Home, Kent, to the Robert Mock Funeral Home, New Concord for services and burial.
May 2, 1956
Emergency Crew Called in Kent
Emergency crew of the Kent Fire Department was called to the home of J.W. Camp, 516 Cuyahoga St, Kent, at 8:16 a.m. today.
Fire Chief, Fred J. Miller, and fireman, Otto Rohrer, administered oxygen to Camp, who is 89, for about 40 minutes, before Camp was taken to Robinson Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
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