The Oklahoman, March 18, 1939: J. W. Utterback, 45, head of the Utterback Typesetting Co, was fatally stricken with a heart ailment Friday afternoon while walking in the 300 block of West Grand Ave. He lived at 3627 N. Shartel Ave.
Utterback, a resident here for about 20 years, and at one time a printer on The Daily Oklahoman, walked into a hotel at 328 1/2 W. Grand Ave and asked if he might lie down for a few minutes because he felt ill. A maid called police who in turn called a fire department pulmotor squad. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.
Utterback and his wife, Rebecca, have been operating the typesetting company for about 15 years. Other survivors are two brothers, B. R. Utterback, 1612 NW 36; and W. E. Utterback, Hagerman, NM.
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brother: Burton R. Utterback 1891-1966 Phoenix AZ
Utterback, a resident here for about 20 years, and at one time a printer on The Daily Oklahoman, walked into a hotel at 328 1/2 W. Grand Ave and asked if he might lie down for a few minutes because he felt ill. A maid called police who in turn called a fire department pulmotor squad. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.
Utterback and his wife, Rebecca, have been operating the typesetting company for about 15 years. Other survivors are two brothers, B. R. Utterback, 1612 NW 36; and W. E. Utterback, Hagerman, NM.
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brother: Burton R. Utterback 1891-1966 Phoenix AZ
The Oklahoman, March 18, 1939: J. W. Utterback, 45, head of the Utterback Typesetting Co, was fatally stricken with a heart ailment Friday afternoon while walking in the 300 block of West Grand Ave. He lived at 3627 N. Shartel Ave.
Utterback, a resident here for about 20 years, and at one time a printer on The Daily Oklahoman, walked into a hotel at 328 1/2 W. Grand Ave and asked if he might lie down for a few minutes because he felt ill. A maid called police who in turn called a fire department pulmotor squad. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.
Utterback and his wife, Rebecca, have been operating the typesetting company for about 15 years. Other survivors are two brothers, B. R. Utterback, 1612 NW 36; and W. E. Utterback, Hagerman, NM.
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brother: Burton R. Utterback 1891-1966 Phoenix AZ
Utterback, a resident here for about 20 years, and at one time a printer on The Daily Oklahoman, walked into a hotel at 328 1/2 W. Grand Ave and asked if he might lie down for a few minutes because he felt ill. A maid called police who in turn called a fire department pulmotor squad. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.
Utterback and his wife, Rebecca, have been operating the typesetting company for about 15 years. Other survivors are two brothers, B. R. Utterback, 1612 NW 36; and W. E. Utterback, Hagerman, NM.
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brother: Burton R. Utterback 1891-1966 Phoenix AZ
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