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CONLEY SEKION NECESSARY
MAN DROWNS AFTER CAR
OVERTURNS IN CREEK
Conley Necessary Dies
Saturday In Accident
At Boons Camp
Conley Sekion Necessary, 26, died Saturday evening, August 8,
1956 when the automobile he was driving plunged over an eight-
foot embankment into Greasy Creek, pinning him beneath the
steering wheel. Coroner Jim Trimble his death was caused by
accidental drowning.
The victim was driving a 1949 Mercury, and had turned his car
in the road near the home of Dallas Music about 20 minutes
before the accident, it was reported. His body was discovered
by Delbert Ray Music of Boons Camp, who with Lee Ward, a
neighbor, pried open the door of the automobile which was
lying upside down in the bed of Greasy Creek. The two
administered artificial respiration but all efforts to revive
the victim failed. He was the son of Arm and Susan Sturgill
Necessary, and was born at Boons Camp on November 29, 1930.
He had been a resident of Columbus, Ohio for the past three
years where he was employed as a service station attendant.
Surviving besides his parents are one son, Jimmie Darrell
Necessary of Auxier, Ky., three sisters, Mrs. Eugene Ward and
Mrs. James Dennison, Jr., both of Boons Camp, Mrs. Ora Daniel
of Arville, W. Va., and five brothers, Bill Necessary, Slagle,
W. Va., Joe Necessary, Homestead, Fla., John W. Necessary,
Wheelright, Ky., Charles R. Necessary, Columbus, Ohio, and
Frank Necessary, with the Air Force in Germany.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, August 14, 1956 at the
Freewill Baptist Church at Boons Camp by Rev. Bill Mills and
J. H. Short.
Burial was made in the Mollett Cemetery at Boons Camp under
the direction of the Paintsville Funeral Home.
Paintsville Herald
Wednesday
August 15, 1956
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