Boy, 13, Is Third Victim Of Car Crashloy Wagner Dies In HospitalI Thirteen year-old Loy .Tame Wanner, yesterday became the third victim of an automobile accident which happened near Green Spring. W. , Saturdaynich* .The youth, who was admipeu along with a brother. Allen Harold Wagner 15 to Memorial Hospital about 9 p nv. died at 4 a. m yesterday Death was due to intra-abdominal hemorrhage from a fractured pelvis, lung c^n-tuJrions and other internal in iuries. West Virginia State PotitjfKilled instantly when the car crashed hroadside into a tree about 8; 15 p. m was another brother Bruce Lee Wagner. 17.the driver of the SHI, I IRonald Charles Nixon 18. a ■ ■ lH the car. died about hour after beingto Memorial Hospital Sati night along with the Wagner Veek It 8rtti State Police said Bruce Wagner I died instantly of a broken neck. JNixon suffered a crushed chest LHospital attendants last night _ said \!N •: Wer was in fai Inand arm lacerations and was suf! om 1BSgt. W. Frank Bowlev and-Trooper C. F. Dorsey of the Rom IIflSgt Rowley said the .undent ^ occurred about eight-tenths of a mile north of Green Spring on secondary Route 1. a hard-surfaced road between Green Spring and Oldtown The officer said the car was traveling north from Green Spring when it smashed w into the tree near a railroad SJ underpass and came to a stop in 9Green Spring Run. 'jCar Hit*. Tree §9He added the car apparently » careened off the road and its left fa || hit the tree, which stood m about five or six feet to the right ec side of the highway. IThe officer stated it appeared te Bruce Wagner was operating the m car. Nixon was seated in the mid m dJe of the front seat, and Allen hi Wagner was on the right front seat Loy Wagner apparently was pr seated in the rear ) ISgt Bowlev also explained ar there was some confusion at first wl as to the number of occupants in the car First reports indicated n* a fifth person was in the vehicle Vbut police now believe it was de Vilen Wagner, who was able to Tfwalk from the accident and watt ' brought to Qttiherimd by a pa' homg motorist The others weretaken to the hospital by ambu oflance 01Joint Service Set jThe Wagner brothers were son* 19 of Bruce C Wagner. Owing* to Hills, and Mrs William Patch.ipr Oldtown Bruce Wagner was born m in Cumberland lived with his ' father and was employed as a M stor* clerk in Retsterstown Allen an Wagner Uves with his mother,!toiwhile Loy Wagner who was born firhire February g, im also re-jimsided with the mother in Old- M town. He wa* a seventh-grade ha student at Oldtown. j.JoSurviving the two Wagner boys litbesides their parents and Allen lt;are a sister. Nancv (' Wagner. Wi WlAown; the maternal grand- ha parents, Mr and Mrs. Cecil F. Nether. Oldtown; and the pater- Jolnal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. to William C Wagner. Oldtown, j (The bodies are at the HalerFuneral Home in Cumberland and joint funeral services will be yt Mil, there tomorrow at 2 p m fine Rev. William Anderson, pastor it ’ of Oldtown Methodist Church. 10,*ill officiate and interment will en be hi the Oldtown Cemetery. | 1 Ronald Nixon was a son of sai ( harles Hixon, Owings Mills, and Mi Mrs. Pauline G. lt;Crabtree* Nix- ne on, Oldtown. He was born in teiCumberland March 20. 1939 and wj was a senior at Oldtown HigbjjwSlt; hool M.(^ Surviving are three ............Shirley Nixon, Joanne Nixon an i I Glenda Nixon, all at home; the co maternal grandparents. Mr and co Mrs. Russell Crabtree. Oldtown; ?*lt; and the paternal grandparents. 101 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nixon, Old-* -The body is at the Hafer Funeral Home here and tuneral ser- 2livices will be conducted there at4 p m. tomorrow. Rev. Anderson (^'1 also will officiate at this service 11 and interment will be in Davis Memorial Park Cemetery. 'r» - 1 * *I will be Clyde An keney. Jack Ankeney, Ronnie Mri*!/■■PHPi____ K e y s e r JRoyce Crabtree and Ray Miller iJ