The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-02
lrjorie Ball FavOrite Ke-
acsha Dancer May be
Scared for Life.
OTHER ALSO INJURED
aries Hansche Driver of Au-
mobile Struck by Street
ar Has Three Ribs Broken.

rs. William Ball and Miss Mar
Ball, 568 Newell street, and
rles Hansche, 1853 Salem avenue,
serious injuries just before eleven
ock on Tuesday evening when the
omobile in which they we're driving
ided with a street car at the inter-
ion Of Park Row boulevard and
ridan road The automobile was
,cked and Mrs. Ball, her daughter
Mr.. Hansche were terribly injured.
s. Ball was removed to her home
fering from severe cuts and bruises;
SIS Marjorie Ball, who is eleven years
age, had a cut in the side of her
eek which required ten stitches to
,se and in addition severe bruises,
d Mr. Hansche had three ribs broken
d other injuries. All of the injured
ople were taken to their homes and
A. J Randall, Dr.. Hanley and DR..
,orge e. Thompson attended them.
was declared today that all would
cover from their injuries,
Said Car Running Very Fast.
Mrs. Ball and her daughter and Mr..
ansche, who is the father of the hus-
md of Mrs. Balls daughter, had been
sitting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
narles Cumiskey on Eagle street. The
ltomobile in which they were riding
as new Oldsmobile and Mr.. Han
~, according to the story Of wit
ssses was driving slowly along the
oulevard just north of the Green
idge cemetery. AS the automobile
1proached the Sheridan road inter-
4ction the driver failed to see an APP
reaching street car. 1t was declared
1at the car was running at a high
ate of speed and it caught the auto
robbie just as it reached the crossing.
he automobile was hurled to the
ide of the road and turned over and
he three people buried under the
of the car,
Take Injured People Home.
Passing automobiles were called into
ervice and the injured people were
AIKEN to their homes. Members of the
rain crew aided in removing Mrs. Ball
nd her daughter and Mr.. Hansche from
he ruins of the automobile. Mr.. Han
che suffered greatly from his injuries
ut he declined to be taken to hos
ital The injuries to Miss Marjorie
BALL are considered most serious. The
title girl has been considered one of
he most beautiful of Kenosha children
nd she has already won high honors
S a student in interpretative dancing.
he has appeared at many entertain
nents in Kenosha and has been declar-
d one of the best child dancers in
Wisconsin. She was to have been
tarred in recital to be given by the
nembers of the classes of Miss Fill
ick Of the Kenosha Conservatory OF
nusic later in the month.
Fear Face is Scared for Life.
The awful cut in the face of the lit
lie girl caused grave apprehension
mong the surgeons who attended her
nd it was declared that they feared
hat her face would be Scared Tor life
IS a result of the accident
Mrs. Ball is the mother of Corporal
William Ball, one of the members OF
he Kenosha volunteer troop who laid
Town his life in France during the
world war, The body of Corporal Billy
BALL is selected to arrive in Kenosha
n the near future He was killed on
he last day of the fighting in the
Argonne. Mrs. Ball has been in charge
# the dining room at the Elks' club
or some time and she is widely known
o Kenosha people.
An investigation into the accident
S being made by the officials of the
street railway company.