Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-04

car, Robert E. Ashba and Car
roll Champion, both 10, receiv-
ed minor bruises.
Rayl told police he could not
see the car because of tn e
snow. Richard F. Lucas, 26,
Solon, operator of the parked
car, told police it was not snow
ing when he left the car. Police
cited Lucas for parking without
lights.
Martha KurtZ, Huntsburg, re-
ceived injuries when a run :
away horse from an Amish bu-
ggy ran into the side of the car
in which she was a passenger
early Sunday evening.
Dan H. Miller, 19, Pioneer Rd.
Huntsburg, was driving buggy
owned by his father, Henry A.
Miller, when something went
wrong with a wheel. The sher-
ifs department reports when
young Miller got out to fix the
wheel the horse took off with the
rig.
RS. Kurtz, who received bru-
ises on the right side of t h
head, was a riding in the car
driven by her husband, Mahlon
Kurtz, 40, when the accident oc-
cured at the corner of Rt. 81 and
528.
The left front door, windshield
and roof of the car were DANA
! ged.
A witness, Clifton Adama, Rt.
81. Middlefield, reported the ho-
rse was running full gallop when
it hit the car.
An auto driven by Wayne Par
ker, 80, 245 Ward Dr., Chester,
struck a deer on Wilson Mills
DID,, west of Rt. 306 Saturday ev-
ening, according to sheriff's de-
partment reports. About $3.50 da-
mage resulted to the car.
Parker told deputies the deer
jumped out of the bushes into
the path of his vehicle.
Three Chardon residents were
injured when cars driven by
Faye A. Grant, 20, Bascom Rd.,
and Richard M. Fernstermaker,
Chardon Euclid Rd.,' collided
on Water st. at Washington st.
Friday afternoon, Chardon police
report.
Laurelle L. Barr, 313 Water
St., Chardon, 19 year old pass
enger in the Grant car, receiv-
ed injuries to her left side and
was taken to Hanna House, Gle
veland, by Ritondaro ambulan-
ce. The two drivers were treat.
ed and released at DR.. Alton
Behm's office.
The Grant woman told police
men she had stopped at the in
tersection, then pulled out into
Water st. Fenstermaker, W h
was proceeding down Water St.
said he was unable to stop before
colliding with the other car.
A motor scooter driven by Wi
liam J. Dressler, 51Rt. 4, Char
on, received a dented fender
fender and smashed headlight
Friday when it struck a dos
owned by James Winters, Is.
Court st. The boy was not injur
ed. The dog, a large boxer, was
taken to a veterinarian.
Three Huntsburg resident
were injured Thursday in a I
accident involving a Cleveland
driver charged with driving
intoxicated.
Injured were Mrs. Robert Hoo
berry, 81, who received a bump
on the head; Charlotte B. Muir
ply, 10, bump on the forehead
and knee; and Allan Dale Hoo
berry, 6, broken jaw.
The women were treated anc
released at Corey Hospital, Char
don. The boy was taken to Huron
Rd. Hospital by Ritondaro am
bulance.
According to sheriffs depart
ment reports, autos driven b J
Charlotte Murphy and Joe Kau
alouskis, 73, Cleveland, collidec
on Rt. 322 at Aquilla Rd. Kauai
ouskis was going south on Aq
uilla Rd,. and claimed he stopped
at the intersection, pulled out
and was hit by the Murphy car
Kaualouskis was charged with
driving while intoxicated by sh
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