Champaign County OhArchives Obituaries.....Frank, Mildred Lucille May 13, 1963
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Urbana Daily Citizen dated 13-Mar-1963
Urbana Daily Citizen May 13, 1963 Crash Kills County Native Mildred Frank Hurt 
Fatally Near St. Paris Mildred Lucille Frank A Troy woman became Champaign 
County's third traffic fatality of the year Sunday when the car she was 
driving went out of control on Cemetery Rd, north of St. Paris, left the road 
and smashed into a tree. Miss Mildred Lucille Frank, 43, of 301-1/2 Water St., 
Troy, died in Piqua Memorial H ospital at 11:50 a.m. Sunday of injuries 
suffered in the 9:40 a.m. mishap. The victim reportedly suffered a severed 
left leg, multiple fractures, lacerations of the face,arms and hands, internal 
injuries and shock. Highway Patrolmen from the Springfield post said the fatal 
one car accident occurred two miles north of Ward Road on Cemetery Road, about 
five miles north of St. Paris, near Millerstown, while Miss Frank was enroute 
to her mother's home for Mother's Day. Her mother was identified as Mrs. Marie 
Frank, of St. Paris Rt 2, in the Millerstown area. The Baker Funeral Home 
ambulance was summoned to transport the victim to the Piqua hospital, where 
she died two hours later in the operating room. Miss Frank, a telephone 
operator in Troy for the last 21 years, was alone at the time of the accident. 
Her 1957 model car was completely demolished. She was born in Adams Twp in 
this county, March 17, 1920, the daught er of Floyd and Marie Pine Frank, and 
was a graduate of Rosewood Schools. Her father preceded her in death Jan. 8, 
1948. Survivors in addition to her mother are two brothers, Pershing, of 
Bellefontaine, and Howard, St. Paris; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Jean Ditmer, of 
Troy, and Mrs. Anna Jane Welty, Christiansburg; a niece and four nephews. 
Services wi ll be conducted by the Rev. Harry Sinks, of Harrison, O., in the 
Baker Funeral Home, St. Paris, at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Friends may call at the 
funer al home from Tuesday morning until the time of services. Burial will be 
in Spring Grove Cemetery. 


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