Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21
ACCIDENTS

E. oath ST., Cleveland, suffered
a possible broken neck and scalp
injuries at 4:50 am, last Tues
day, on Route 422, at HaSkins
Rd.
The auto he was driving was
involved in a collision with a
car driven by Carl F. O'Neill,
26, of River Ridge Farm, Frank
lin, Pa, according to the sher-
ifs department. GaddiS was
taken to st. Luke's hospital. He
manages a boarding house at
his address. Deputies said the
impact drove the Gaddis auto
135 feet.
While trying to make more
comfortable her little daughter
who was asleep, the auto driven
by Jean L. Knaser, 181 End st.
Mantua, Swerved from Route
306, north of Bell ST., at 7:40
am. Tuesday, crashing into a
culvert, the Sheriff's department
reported.
Mrs. KnaSer suffered right
knee and elbow injuries and Ka-
ren Knaser, daughter, 2, a cut
lip. The auto was badly dam
aged.
Out of the control on Route
322 curve at Rock Haven Rd.,
Munson, at 11:04 pm, last We'd
neSday, the auto driven by Har-
ry N. Good, 63, RID. 2, Jeffer-
son, plunged into ditch and
rolled over. Top and body of the
car were smashed. Good escap-
ed injury.
A collision on Route 81 at
Saltwater Dr.. Wednesday, at
4:50 pm. involved autos driven
by William j. Hergety, A, of
$50 Sycamore ST., Railway, N.
j., and Paul Chilkowski, 35, of
GarrettSville. Both vehicles
were damaged.
The sheriff's department in
vestigated and reported the ac-
cidentS.
Eight persons were injured in
six auto accidents on Geauga
highways, Saturday, according
to the sheriff's department.
Mrs. George Flannery, AS, was
taken to st. Luke's hospital, fol-
lowing a collision of the auto sh
was driving with a car driven
by Warren D. Taylor, SO, OF
CheSterland. She suffered head
decorations and possible concus-
sion.
From the impact, the Taylor
car went into a ditch, rolling
over, and the Flannery car went
through a ditch. Mrs. Flannery
was thrown from her car, which
travelled ITS feet from where
she landed. Taylor, told deputies
that the Flannery car was ap-
preaching his, apparently out of
control.
The accident occurred on Rt.
306, half mile south of Rt. 81
at S pm.
Three persons injured was the
toll of a collision on Route 322
500 feet west of Butternut Rd.,
at 9:52 pm. The Sheriff's depart
ment listed drivers as James w.
Best, SIS, of Huntsburg, and Ray
Howery, 1887 East 63rd St.,
Cleveland. Margie L. Best, 53,
suffered face cuts, and passen-
gers in the other car, Linnie
Kelly, so, of 1887 E. 63rd. ST.,
left temple cuts, and Howery,
right knee cut. They were taken
to Corey Hospital.
Four persons were taken to
Corey hospital as the result of
a crash at 2 pm. Saturday on
Route 6 at Route 6O8, involving
cars driven by Lawrence Curry,
Jr., 81, Route As, Rome, and Al
bert F. Peine, %, of Thompson.
Albert Peine suffered left arm
cuts, Jean Curry, %, scalp Ia
cerations; Karen Curry, one
month, bruises; Lorenda Curry,
3. bruises. Front of the Curry
car and left front and rear of the
Peine auto were extensively
damaged.
A collision on Route 422, a
short distance east of Route "A,
at 7:45 pm, involved autos driv-
en- by Victor M. Barnett, 296 E.
27Oth ST., Euclid, and Anne
Kelch, 347 Norris Ave, Sharon,
Pa. Rear and trunk of the Bar
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