The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-20

WI pIioOAio Wtlc Injured fatally
eighteen. we're hurt, one seriously,
and nine motorists were arrested as
result of weekend traffic accidents.
according to police.
Tossed to the pavement when two
autos collided head-on a half nile
east of the city Sunday morning,
Miss Beverley O'Brien, % of High
more, S. D., was killed
instantly. -Four other
n persons we're hurt in the
TT collision.
Injuries incurred
when he was struck by
n car at Thirtieth street and
Guilford avenue proved fatal to VII
liam M. Jolly, 81. Of 2842 Guilford
avenue, who died Sunday at city
hospital
The deaths raised the traffic toll
in the county for the year to forty
seven.
Miss O'Brien, Miss Lucille Leckie
20. of Topeka Kan, and Bert Bag
ranoff 25. Of St Louis. Mo, were
riding in a car driven by Kenneth
Brokerick. %, OF Washington. when
It crashed into another driven by
Thomas OConnor, %, Of 1923 North
Pennsylvania street.
Driver Drunk, Says Doctor
Miss Leckie suffered a possible
broken back, and the three other
persons were cut and bruised.
O'Connor was arrested on a
charge Of involuntary manslaughter
after blood tests by DR.. r. N. Harger
of the Indiana university school of
medicine revealed he was under the
influence of liquor, police said.
Occupants of Broderick auto told
police and deputy sheriffs that
O'Connor was driving on the wrong
side OF the road. Broderick said
that he sounded his horn, but was
unable to attract O'Connor's atten-
ton. Both cars swerved off the
road and collided
Broderick, Miss Leckie, Miss
O'Brien and Braganoff were on their
way to st. Louis from Washington
where they are employed in the fed
eral tax department.
Funeral Rites Set
Funeral services for Mr.. Jolly will
be held at 10 Tuesday morning in
the Shirley Bros, central chapel,
946 North Illinois street. Burial will
be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Jolly was knocked to the
pavement by an auto driven by
Lewis B. Skinner, 3940 East Fall
Greek boulevard. Skinner was not
arrested
Survivors of Mr.. Jolly, a former
Upton resident, are three daughters
Mrs Edward T. Greene of Indian
apolis, Mrs. Walter j. Kenton of
st. Louis, Mo-, and Mrs. Rita Jack
son Of New York, and son, Carl
ID. jolly of Dayton, o.
Five persons were injured late
Sunday night when a street car
struck an auto at College avenue
and Fifty-ninth street. They are:
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy E. O'Con-
Avn @oOC OOllCBC dNGAluG, MATS.
Maize Carey, 80, of 1858 College
avenue, her husband, j. K. Carey
and Mrs. Mary Helt of the College
avenue address.
Other accident victims:
Theodore Ehrgott. r. r. 10. Box 34e.
lace laverations; Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cutie
1903 South Meridian street, bruises and
shock; Mrs. Celestia Woodruff. 70. of the
Meridian street address. head decorations;
William H. Dwyer. IS. of 965 North Keal-
ing avenue, arm and face cuts; Mrs
Cary Sawyer, rs. of 1895 Congress avenue
knee decorations: Jeanne TAYLOR. II. $685.
Guiltord avenue. cuts on the legs: Louis
snyder. 14l5 College avenue. forehead
decorations; Mrs. Louise Asperger. as oil
3406 Boulevard place. fractured arm. ano
Milard Lazarus of Baltimore. M. body
liberation
Those arrested and charges:
Franklin Ross. 10. of 1902 Hadley street
vagrancy: Dallas Sparks. 800 West Wal
nut street. drunkenness and driving while
drunk: AL Kinder, 1888 Kenwood avenue
vegrancv and failing to display certi-
1icate of title: Agnes and Anna Bennett
both of Brazil. disorderly conduct and
vaPrancv Robert Young Springfield H.
carrying concealed weapons. reckless driy-
ing end vagrancv: Bemar Joseph. also oil
Springfield. drunkenness and vagrancy;
Ann Young. of Lamoille. Ill. vagrancy
and Walter Woolwine. 1902 Bradley ave-
nue.. drunkenness and reckless driving