The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-23
ACCIDENTS
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ter treatment at Boyer hospital.
Driver OF the other vehicle in the
collision was Doyle Woodruff. els
st. Johh st. Mr.. Smith told police
he was driving with parking lights
on while Mr.. Williams said that
the Smith vehicle had no head
lights. The Smith car struck a
tree.
Head Injured
Walter Johnson, Jr., rs, Short
Oak St., was taken TO st. Joseph
Hospital, Ann Arbor, with serious
head injuries shortly after l a. m.
Sunday following an accident on
US-23.
US-23, south OF Milan hit a bridge
abutment and then collided with
two other cars. The impact threw
Mr.. Johnson through the windshield
OF his automobile.
Occupants OF one car were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Railing. Ann Ar
Dor. and a small child, Gladys Van
Vie. Mrs. Railing was treated by
a physician for shock.
Mrs. Van VIE and William Miller
were occupants OF the second car.
Mrs. Van VIE sustained lacerated
lips and several teeth were knocked
out.
Taken To Etolsa
Mrs. Efumia Placido. 81, and Don.
alta Cicicone. AZ, both of Detroit,
passengers in a car operated by
Hugo Placido. Detroit, were taken
to Eloise Hospital by ambulance
Sunday night after the Placido We
hicle left the intersection of US-112
and Sheldon Rd.. and struck a utility
pole. The injured sustained cuts and
bruises Victims were taken to
Eloise because Boyer Hospital had
been filled with injured from other
automobile collisions.
Face, Knee lacerated
Frank Mama, RID l, Ann Arbor,
was released from Boyer Hospital
Sunday morning after treatment of
face and knee decorations sustained
when the car in which he was riding
struck a tree at Perrin st. and
Washtenaw Ave. intersection. Nor
man Kline, 935 Carol Place, driver
OF the car, told police tie rod broke
in the car and made the steering
apparatus faulty.
Strikes Curb, Tree
Three people we're injured when
the car in which they we're riding
struck the curb in front OF 112 S.
Adams St. Sunday night and slid
into a tree.
Almond Wall, 663 Waiting Blvd,
driver of the car, was still confined
to Boyer Hospital today where he
was taken after treatment of cuts
on the forehead. Another passenger,
Andrew Stovall. 406 Monroe Ave,
was still confined to the hospital
for treatment of leg injuries. Also
riding with Mr.. Wall was Mrs.
Canary Pogue. 406 Monroe Ave,
who was released from the hospital
after receiving treatment for right
knee injuries.
cyelist Hurt
Harry RegetZ, IL, sos Pearl St,
received minor finger injuries while
riding his bicycle Saturday night
when he collided with an automobile
at the Huron st. and Michigan Ave.
intersection. Driver OF the automo-
bile was George Robinson, COS JEFF
ferson Ave.
Falls Asleep
W. N. Cory. Chicago, driving
truck on f Michigan Ave. Sunday
morning told police ne fell asleep
and collided with a parked vehi-
Gle which had been operated by
Donald Keebler, 402 E. Michigan
Ave.
Runs OF Highway
Jack Shick, Romulus, driving
south on Wayne Rd. near Wick Rd.,
Saturday night told state police he
fell asleep. ran off the highway and
struck a utility pole. The car rolled
over but the driver was not in
jured.
Loses Control
Hugh McElwee, Grand Rapids,
driving south on Belleville Rd., one
mile north of Belleville, told state
police he lost control OF his car at
a curve struck utility pole and
the car rolled over. The car was
burned. Mr.. McElwee was unin-
jured.
Cars Collide
Elmer Cox, 1920 Grand st., and
Therman Silks. Detroit, driving cars
on US-112, east Of the county line.
Saturday morning, collided.
Car Damaged
A car operated by Margaret Car
penter. Wayne, was damaged Satur-
day afternoon while parked on f.
Michigan Ave. Gertrude Murray.
416 w. Michigan Ave, parking her
vehicle at the rear OF car operated
by Raymond Gleason, SIS N. Adams
St., accidentally struck the Gleason
car and pushed 1t into the Carpen-
ter vehicle.
Cars Collide
James Larsh, 81 N. Lamay St., and
Nick Sheridan, Detroit, driving cars
at Miles st. and Michigan Ave. in
tersection Saturday afternoon col.
lided as Mr.. Larsh drove onto the
avenue after stopping on Miles st.
for traffic sign.
Francis Van Block. Wayne, driv.
ing southeast on N. Huron St. Sun
day morning drove onto the railroad
tracks where his car became stuck.
The front wheels and tires OF his
q =. a..Al LIZ.