Floyd E. Jones, 24,was fatally injured in a jalopy race at Eldora Speedway, Rossburg, Oh. He was competing in only his second race.
A former resident of Winchester, Indiana, he had lived in Greenville, Ohio, since 1955. He and his father, O.E.Jones, owned a spray paint business.
He left a wife, Vera, an expectant mother; two children, his father, and his mother, Mrs. Velma Dalton of San Luis Obisipo, California.
A former resident of Winchester, Indiana, he had lived in Greenville, Ohio, since 1955. He and his father, O.E.Jones, owned a spray paint business.
He left a wife, Vera, an expectant mother; two children, his father, and his mother, Mrs. Velma Dalton of San Luis Obisipo, California.
Floyd E. Jones, 24,was fatally injured in a jalopy race at Eldora Speedway, Rossburg, Oh. He was competing in only his second race.
A former resident of Winchester, Indiana, he had lived in Greenville, Ohio, since 1955. He and his father, O.E.Jones, owned a spray paint business.
He left a wife, Vera, an expectant mother; two children, his father, and his mother, Mrs. Velma Dalton of San Luis Obisipo, California.
A former resident of Winchester, Indiana, he had lived in Greenville, Ohio, since 1955. He and his father, O.E.Jones, owned a spray paint business.
He left a wife, Vera, an expectant mother; two children, his father, and his mother, Mrs. Velma Dalton of San Luis Obisipo, California.
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