Tonawanda News Wednesday February 20, 1963
HARRY ARNOLD
Officials Probe Sergeant's Death
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (UPI)
—Officials at Sheppard Air Force Base today investigated the death of S-Sgt Harry Arnold of 536 Wilson Rd., Oneida, N. Y.
Arnold was found dead Sunday night in his automobile which was parked on a dirt road. Officials believed Arnold was a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, but said they would have to finish an investigation to be sure.
Arnold was assigned to the maintenance and supply department at the air base.
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Utica Observer Dispatch Sunday February 24, 1963
ONEIDA -- Funeral services for S. Sgt Harry Arnold, 35, of 536 Wilson Road, will be at 2 tomorrow from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery, Higginsville, this spring.
(Obit has burial in Grove Cemetery, but stone in West Verona Cemetery)
Sgt. Arnold was found dead Feb. 17 in his car at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, Officials rules that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning. He had been attached to the maintenance and supply depot.
He was born in Oneida , son of Harry E. and Marion Parkinson Arnold, He was in the service for 19 years and had been stationed in Europe and the Orient.
Besides his wife, the former Judith Hull, he leaves at home his mother, a son, Peter; two daughters, Patricia and Sandra. Also a brother, Robert Arnold, Oneida and two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Diable, Munnsville and Mrs. Betty Lou Hopkins, Oneida.
HARRY ARNOLD
Officials Probe Sergeant's Death
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (UPI)
—Officials at Sheppard Air Force Base today investigated the death of S-Sgt Harry Arnold of 536 Wilson Rd., Oneida, N. Y.
Arnold was found dead Sunday night in his automobile which was parked on a dirt road. Officials believed Arnold was a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, but said they would have to finish an investigation to be sure.
Arnold was assigned to the maintenance and supply department at the air base.
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Utica Observer Dispatch Sunday February 24, 1963
ONEIDA -- Funeral services for S. Sgt Harry Arnold, 35, of 536 Wilson Road, will be at 2 tomorrow from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery, Higginsville, this spring.
(Obit has burial in Grove Cemetery, but stone in West Verona Cemetery)
Sgt. Arnold was found dead Feb. 17 in his car at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, Officials rules that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning. He had been attached to the maintenance and supply depot.
He was born in Oneida , son of Harry E. and Marion Parkinson Arnold, He was in the service for 19 years and had been stationed in Europe and the Orient.
Besides his wife, the former Judith Hull, he leaves at home his mother, a son, Peter; two daughters, Patricia and Sandra. Also a brother, Robert Arnold, Oneida and two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Diable, Munnsville and Mrs. Betty Lou Hopkins, Oneida.
Tonawanda News Wednesday February 20, 1963
HARRY ARNOLD
Officials Probe Sergeant's Death
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (UPI)
—Officials at Sheppard Air Force Base today investigated the death of S-Sgt Harry Arnold of 536 Wilson Rd., Oneida, N. Y.
Arnold was found dead Sunday night in his automobile which was parked on a dirt road. Officials believed Arnold was a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, but said they would have to finish an investigation to be sure.
Arnold was assigned to the maintenance and supply department at the air base.
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Utica Observer Dispatch Sunday February 24, 1963
ONEIDA -- Funeral services for S. Sgt Harry Arnold, 35, of 536 Wilson Road, will be at 2 tomorrow from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery, Higginsville, this spring.
(Obit has burial in Grove Cemetery, but stone in West Verona Cemetery)
Sgt. Arnold was found dead Feb. 17 in his car at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, Officials rules that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning. He had been attached to the maintenance and supply depot.
He was born in Oneida , son of Harry E. and Marion Parkinson Arnold, He was in the service for 19 years and had been stationed in Europe and the Orient.
Besides his wife, the former Judith Hull, he leaves at home his mother, a son, Peter; two daughters, Patricia and Sandra. Also a brother, Robert Arnold, Oneida and two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Diable, Munnsville and Mrs. Betty Lou Hopkins, Oneida.
HARRY ARNOLD
Officials Probe Sergeant's Death
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (UPI)
—Officials at Sheppard Air Force Base today investigated the death of S-Sgt Harry Arnold of 536 Wilson Rd., Oneida, N. Y.
Arnold was found dead Sunday night in his automobile which was parked on a dirt road. Officials believed Arnold was a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, but said they would have to finish an investigation to be sure.
Arnold was assigned to the maintenance and supply department at the air base.
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Utica Observer Dispatch Sunday February 24, 1963
ONEIDA -- Funeral services for S. Sgt Harry Arnold, 35, of 536 Wilson Road, will be at 2 tomorrow from the Campbell-Dean Funeral Home with burial in Grove Cemetery, Higginsville, this spring.
(Obit has burial in Grove Cemetery, but stone in West Verona Cemetery)
Sgt. Arnold was found dead Feb. 17 in his car at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, Officials rules that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning. He had been attached to the maintenance and supply depot.
He was born in Oneida , son of Harry E. and Marion Parkinson Arnold, He was in the service for 19 years and had been stationed in Europe and the Orient.
Besides his wife, the former Judith Hull, he leaves at home his mother, a son, Peter; two daughters, Patricia and Sandra. Also a brother, Robert Arnold, Oneida and two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Diable, Munnsville and Mrs. Betty Lou Hopkins, Oneida.
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