Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
None OF Wrecks
Caused Serious
Personal injury

Eight accidents and three cases
of driving while intoxicated were
reported by law enforcement Off
GERS as a result of their weekend
activities. One of the DWI cases
grew out of an accident.
London police reported the ar
rest of William Jarrells. 30. Lon
don, on charge of driving while
intoxicated and driving without
operators license. 1t was pointed
out that he was also paroied from
Mansfield where he had been sent
on a London B and E conviction.
The hearing in the charges is TO
be scheduled.
In the accident reported by Lon
don policemen, car driven by
Dorothy B. Jennings, AZ. Marion,
went out of control and struck a
tree on West High Street late FRI
day A passenger in the car, Roy
S. Jennings, 66, was taken to
hospital for examination for posi-
BILE aggravation of a previous in
jury. The passenger was wearing
brace on his neck as result of
an earlier accident. No charges
were filed.
Sheriff Herbert c. Markley said
Carvel N. Miller. SO, Henderson.
Kentucky, was released on $150
bond in County Court after being
charged with driving while intoxi-
Gated In other activities in the
Sheriff's Department, Delbert T.
Madden. %, Route /, Mt Sterling,
was charged with failure to yield
and fined $500 and costs in
Mayors Court in London after he
had crashed into a car driven by
DR.. Harry Heath, London. The ac-
cident occurred at the intersection
at Madison South School Both
cars were badly damaged, but no
injuries were involved.
In another accident reported by
the Sheriff's Department. car
driven by Mary Jane Rowe, 18,
Route /, Galloway, struck an icy
place on Middle Pike north of
West Jefferson Friday night and
crashed into a utility pole. Five
other young girls were in the car
with Miss Rowe, but no major in
juries were reported. No charges
were filed.
Ohio Highway Patrolmen from
the London Post reported five ac-
cidents on their investigations,
one of which resulted in a drunk
driving charge The drunk driver.
identified as Charles E. Smith, %,
London, was held in Columbus
City Jail after being hospitalized
for treatment. He was arrested
following an accident when he
crashed into the rear of a truck
which was moving at 35 miles per
hour on Route 40 near the Clark
County line late Friday. He was
not seriously injured. and has not
been tried.
| A Huntington, Penn ylvania a
tractor-trailer driver was no Z
charged after his trailer skidded
on snow al a West Jefferson traf-
fic light late Friday and struck
two parked cars. All vehicles were
westbound. or parked westbound
when the accident occurred. Dam
age was only minor.
A Cleveland driver, attempting
to make an illegal left turn into
the State Patrol Scales on Route
40 forced car driven by Clyde
]. Lamb. 27, Columbus into a
guard rail causing considerable
damage. The truck driver. Charles
Migyanko. 19, was fined $1,000 ard
costs for making the improper left
turn.
Ernest L. Spires, 27, Plain CITY
was charged with unsafe operation
Saturday after his car had left the
road. crashed into fence and a
utility pole and burned. The ca,
was destroyed before the Plain
City Volunteer Fire Department
arrived at the scene about a hall
mile east of Plain City on Route
161.
In the only other accident re.
ported, car driven by John III
Daley, 29, New York City, went
out of control when ii hit snow and
ice. The car left the road. crossed
the BERN and hit a fence. No ar.
rest nor injury was reported, but
damage was heavy.