Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
Utah, Select County Marriages, 1887-1937
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 19
Birth Date: 1897
Marriage Date: 4 Oct 1916
Marriage Place: San Juan Co, Utah
Spouse: Mary Jane Fuller
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Residence Place: Monticello, San Juan, Utah
Relative: Mary Jane Kartchner, Wife
WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 45
Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head)
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Birth Place: Colonia Pacheco Chuhuah, Mexico
Residence Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah,
Registration Date: 1942
Registration Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah
Employer: Utah Copper Co
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 190lbs
Complexion: Light Brown
Eye Color: Gray | Hair Color: Brown
S.L. Pedestrian, Hit by Truck, Dies of Injuries
Victim, 50, Quits Own Car, Steps in Path of Vehicle
Fatal injuries were suffered by Arnold Grant Kartchner, 50, 316 E 13th South, when he was struck by a 1 1/2-ton panel truck in front of his residence Saturday at 4:51 p.m.
Mr. Kartchner had just stepped out of his station wagon when the truck him, according to Dean Wayne Croft, 10, 318 E. 13th South.
The boy told officers he had been seated with Mr. Kartchner in the man's vehicle.
Investigation showed Mr. Kartchner was knocked against the door, along and over the left front fender and over the front of the hood of his own vehicle.
Didn't See Victim
Officers failed to find any indication of the point of impact on the truck, which was driven by Eccles Mangum, 38, 1338 Zenith ave., reports showed.
Mr. Mangum told officers he did not see the victim leave his station wagon, nor at any time prior to the impact.
Taken in police ambulance to St Mark's hospital, Mr. Kartchner succumbed at 8:50 p.m. of a basal skull fracture and crushed chest.
Investigating Officers Dewey Fillis and Harold Peterson said facts of their investigation would be assembled and submitted Monday to. the county attorney for his decision as to citation for Mr. Mangum.
Born in Mexico
Arnold Grant Kartchner was born 50 years ago in old Mexico, a son of John and Nancy Mann Kartchner. For some time he was a farmer at Blanding, San Juan county. Moving to the Salt Lake area about 25 years ago, he became a crane operator for Utah Copper Co. at Garfield.
Survivors include his mother, 318 E. 13th South; a son; Dean Kartchner; and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Smith,. both of Salt Lake City; four brothers, three sisters, four half - brothers and three half - sisters.
Mr. Kartchner's death was the first traffic mishap fatality in Salt Lake City since May 19.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Jun 25, 1950, Page 65
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
Utah, Select County Marriages, 1887-1937
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 19
Birth Date: 1897
Marriage Date: 4 Oct 1916
Marriage Place: San Juan Co, Utah
Spouse: Mary Jane Fuller
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Residence Place: Monticello, San Juan, Utah
Relative: Mary Jane Kartchner, Wife
WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 45
Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head)
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Birth Place: Colonia Pacheco Chuhuah, Mexico
Residence Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah,
Registration Date: 1942
Registration Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah
Employer: Utah Copper Co
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 190lbs
Complexion: Light Brown
Eye Color: Gray | Hair Color: Brown
S.L. Pedestrian, Hit by Truck, Dies of Injuries
Victim, 50, Quits Own Car, Steps in Path of Vehicle
Fatal injuries were suffered by Arnold Grant Kartchner, 50, 316 E 13th South, when he was struck by a 1 1/2-ton panel truck in front of his residence Saturday at 4:51 p.m.
Mr. Kartchner had just stepped out of his station wagon when the truck him, according to Dean Wayne Croft, 10, 318 E. 13th South.
The boy told officers he had been seated with Mr. Kartchner in the man's vehicle.
Investigation showed Mr. Kartchner was knocked against the door, along and over the left front fender and over the front of the hood of his own vehicle.
Didn't See Victim
Officers failed to find any indication of the point of impact on the truck, which was driven by Eccles Mangum, 38, 1338 Zenith ave., reports showed.
Mr. Mangum told officers he did not see the victim leave his station wagon, nor at any time prior to the impact.
Taken in police ambulance to St Mark's hospital, Mr. Kartchner succumbed at 8:50 p.m. of a basal skull fracture and crushed chest.
Investigating Officers Dewey Fillis and Harold Peterson said facts of their investigation would be assembled and submitted Monday to. the county attorney for his decision as to citation for Mr. Mangum.
Born in Mexico
Arnold Grant Kartchner was born 50 years ago in old Mexico, a son of John and Nancy Mann Kartchner. For some time he was a farmer at Blanding, San Juan county. Moving to the Salt Lake area about 25 years ago, he became a crane operator for Utah Copper Co. at Garfield.
Survivors include his mother, 318 E. 13th South; a son; Dean Kartchner; and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Smith,. both of Salt Lake City; four brothers, three sisters, four half - brothers and three half - sisters.
Mr. Kartchner's death was the first traffic mishap fatality in Salt Lake City since May 19.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Jun 25, 1950, Page 65
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers
Utah, Select County Marriages, 1887-1937
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 19
Birth Date: 1897
Marriage Date: 4 Oct 1916
Marriage Place: San Juan Co, Utah
Spouse: Mary Jane Fuller
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Residence Place: Monticello, San Juan, Utah
Relative: Mary Jane Kartchner, Wife
WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 45
Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head)
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Birth Place: Colonia Pacheco Chuhuah, Mexico
Residence Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah,
Registration Date: 1942
Registration Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah
Employer: Utah Copper Co
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 190lbs
Complexion: Light Brown
Eye Color: Gray | Hair Color: Brown
S.L. Pedestrian, Hit by Truck, Dies of Injuries
Victim, 50, Quits Own Car, Steps in Path of Vehicle
Fatal injuries were suffered by Arnold Grant Kartchner, 50, 316 E 13th South, when he was struck by a 1 1/2-ton panel truck in front of his residence Saturday at 4:51 p.m.
Mr. Kartchner had just stepped out of his station wagon when the truck him, according to Dean Wayne Croft, 10, 318 E. 13th South.
The boy told officers he had been seated with Mr. Kartchner in the man's vehicle.
Investigation showed Mr. Kartchner was knocked against the door, along and over the left front fender and over the front of the hood of his own vehicle.
Didn't See Victim
Officers failed to find any indication of the point of impact on the truck, which was driven by Eccles Mangum, 38, 1338 Zenith ave., reports showed.
Mr. Mangum told officers he did not see the victim leave his station wagon, nor at any time prior to the impact.
Taken in police ambulance to St Mark's hospital, Mr. Kartchner succumbed at 8:50 p.m. of a basal skull fracture and crushed chest.
Investigating Officers Dewey Fillis and Harold Peterson said facts of their investigation would be assembled and submitted Monday to. the county attorney for his decision as to citation for Mr. Mangum.
Born in Mexico
Arnold Grant Kartchner was born 50 years ago in old Mexico, a son of John and Nancy Mann Kartchner. For some time he was a farmer at Blanding, San Juan county. Moving to the Salt Lake area about 25 years ago, he became a crane operator for Utah Copper Co. at Garfield.
Survivors include his mother, 318 E. 13th South; a son; Dean Kartchner; and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Smith,. both of Salt Lake City; four brothers, three sisters, four half - brothers and three half - sisters.
Mr. Kartchner's death was the first traffic mishap fatality in Salt Lake City since May 19.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Jun 25, 1950, Page 65
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
Utah, Select County Marriages, 1887-1937
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 19
Birth Date: 1897
Marriage Date: 4 Oct 1916
Marriage Place: San Juan Co, Utah
Spouse: Mary Jane Fuller
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Residence Place: Monticello, San Juan, Utah
Relative: Mary Jane Kartchner, Wife
WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Arnold Grant Kartchner
Age: 45
Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head)
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1897
Birth Place: Colonia Pacheco Chuhuah, Mexico
Residence Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah,
Registration Date: 1942
Registration Place: Garfield, Salt Lake, Utah
Employer: Utah Copper Co
Height: 5' 11" | Weight: 190lbs
Complexion: Light Brown
Eye Color: Gray | Hair Color: Brown
S.L. Pedestrian, Hit by Truck, Dies of Injuries
Victim, 50, Quits Own Car, Steps in Path of Vehicle
Fatal injuries were suffered by Arnold Grant Kartchner, 50, 316 E 13th South, when he was struck by a 1 1/2-ton panel truck in front of his residence Saturday at 4:51 p.m.
Mr. Kartchner had just stepped out of his station wagon when the truck him, according to Dean Wayne Croft, 10, 318 E. 13th South.
The boy told officers he had been seated with Mr. Kartchner in the man's vehicle.
Investigation showed Mr. Kartchner was knocked against the door, along and over the left front fender and over the front of the hood of his own vehicle.
Didn't See Victim
Officers failed to find any indication of the point of impact on the truck, which was driven by Eccles Mangum, 38, 1338 Zenith ave., reports showed.
Mr. Mangum told officers he did not see the victim leave his station wagon, nor at any time prior to the impact.
Taken in police ambulance to St Mark's hospital, Mr. Kartchner succumbed at 8:50 p.m. of a basal skull fracture and crushed chest.
Investigating Officers Dewey Fillis and Harold Peterson said facts of their investigation would be assembled and submitted Monday to. the county attorney for his decision as to citation for Mr. Mangum.
Born in Mexico
Arnold Grant Kartchner was born 50 years ago in old Mexico, a son of John and Nancy Mann Kartchner. For some time he was a farmer at Blanding, San Juan county. Moving to the Salt Lake area about 25 years ago, he became a crane operator for Utah Copper Co. at Garfield.
Survivors include his mother, 318 E. 13th South; a son; Dean Kartchner; and a daughter, Mrs. Edna Smith,. both of Salt Lake City; four brothers, three sisters, four half - brothers and three half - sisters.
Mr. Kartchner's death was the first traffic mishap fatality in Salt Lake City since May 19.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Jun 25, 1950, Page 65
[Researched and compiled by the Kartchner Brothers]
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