Camden Boy Missing Since Saturday
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Camden Boy Missing Since Saturday
A state police message was sent Sunday in a search for Irvin Gibbs, 7, of 731 Ferry ave., reported missing since 10:30 a.m. Saturday when he left his home on an errand for his mother, Willa.
His disappearance was reported to Camden police 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The boy is a pupil at Sumner School. His father, Edward, is a Campbell Soup Co. employe.
He has two sisters, Dorothy Ann, 8, and Vanessa, 15 months.
When last seen the boy was wearing a brown leather jacket, blue dungarees with red plaid trimming, a red shirt and black cowboy boots. He had no hat and was described as having a bald spot.
A state police message was sent Sunday in a search for Irvin Gibbs, 7, of 731 Ferry ave., reported missing since 10:30 a.m. Saturday when he left his home on an errand for his mother, Willa.
His disappearance was reported to Camden police 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The boy is a pupil at Sumner School. His father, Edward, is a Campbell Soup Co. employe.
He has two sisters, Dorothy Ann, 8, and Vanessa, 15 months.
When last seen the boy was wearing a brown leather jacket, blue dungarees with red plaid trimming, a red shirt and black cowboy boots. He had no hat and was described as having a bald spot. Camden Courier-Post, January 3, 1955.
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