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COASTF.R KILLED, SEVERAL HURT IN ROAD ACCIDENTS1 (Continued itmt» Page I)j 14 ^Two Other i hiliirrn StruckHubert Brady, (J-year-okl son of | Mr, and Mrs A. A, Brady, of Pacific Avenue, DuBois, received fact injuries at 11 o'clock Sunday morning when Eg waa struck by a| car diiven by Preston RLnhell, of j Clearfield, at the Dixon A\enue 1 and Brady Street corner.The boy, with several others, is said by state motor police to havestopped at the intersection and;i watched for a break in outgoing j j traffic before tney darted across j the highway, directly into the ftUh* ell car. The child was knocked down and stunned He was hurried to the DuBoia hospital, where he; was found to have sustained a laceration of the lip, several teeth j lona*nad and a brush burn on the forehead Hla injuries were treated and he was discharged,Dorothy Dembroskl, n to-}ear*| old dykeavffle girl, was admittedj to the Du Hots Hospital Saturday morning for severe injuries aboutthe face, received when she was Istruck by a car said to have been driven by Joseph fl. Steplavich. of Sykasvilie. She received a large cut upon the forehead over the j eye but her skull was not believed to have been fractured,t rash at Dead a C urve ( The first accident of Christmas ; occurred at 13:05 • m. at Dead Man’s Curve below* ’The Cabins'* I when a car driven by F, !, Miller, of Brock w ay Is said by motor police to have slid wide out from the In- i side of the curve, and became involved in a crash with a car driv- ! en by « H rtmyers, of Sykesvtlle.Peter Kruaelyak, of ByksAVille, a passenger in the Miller oar, received IsOerations of the scalp and a possible fracture of the rib, and ; was treated in the Maple Avenue Hospital. John Anderson, of Sykes-villa, a passenger in the Smyer*car, received a fractured no.se and was treated by a Bykesvtlle physician Mr. Miller was brush burned about the forehead The damage to the cars was estimated at $175 00. New York Car Coe* OverA man and woman, driving a car with a New York State license, re-cetved treatment for minor injuries at the DuBoia Hospital on Saturday night. They reported that they had been Injured when the lights of their car failed while they were j bowling along several miles south of DuBois The ear became unmanageable in the dark *and turned over off the road They were discharged Immediately and did not leave their namesCars DamagedJoseph Tokash. of Kramer, following Clyde L Palmer, of Falls Creek, wa.« unable to stop his carquick enough in tlie prevalent duali jwhen Palmer slowed down for a parked car three miles south of DuBoia on Saturday morning, and j a oolllslon ensued Nobody w as hurt j and $30 damage was done to the ; car*.I rash Near fTwaiderblrd! Cars ojerated by Kphremia R.1 Mullholland, of R^ynold/iviHe andCharles Sommers, of DuBois, weredamaged $140 worth on Saturday j I night when one of them attempted ; to overtake an pass a third carwithout seeing the other approach- Iing head on. The crash occurred j | near Thunder bird and all of the ‘occupants escaped without Injury.I ( rashes Within CityA car owned by Joseph F Jamt-;! son, of Clarion, parked near the St. James Hotel, early Sunday morning waa struck by * car driv- j en by Clair Bennett, of Punxsu- j tawnev, when the Bennett car skid-; ded into the parked machine Dam- j age of about $.5 resulted !A car owned by Enoch Btcinco-; vich, of DuBois and driven by Bruno Strlncovich. and another oprr-a ted by Edward Steel, of DuBoia | were Involved in a head on crash on South Main Street at b o'clock Sunday evening About $50 in dam-! ages resulted. Nobody was hurt. j A car owned by a man named | Stanton, caught fire near the b. A: O. railroad on Sunday, and wagdamaged slightly before hot wireswere ripped out of place and the 1 flames extinguished
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DuBois Courier
DuBois, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Dec 26, 1938
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