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V Tflowny of \|rSf Willard Sullivan, Mrs.T. A. Bunker Hurt In Acinltet he•lief?eirient Aear MidlandPainful injuries were sustained ms|Sunday evening by three local women, a Midland woman and a colored girl servant when their car was struck by a coupe west of Midland.that's in hasleth-perl-•rovesayscay.havehimand i of-law.egis-bad.gleetibersth*ytheyMrs. Williard Sullivan, perhaps the most seriously injured of all, sustained a broken shoulder and severe lacerations and bruises about the head.J-/ISII 1ling rea 'the firsdistricti One improviSeagrmThursd; city pa improve next M Final accorde surfacit RobeiMrs. Lee Bradshaw, Midland, her mother, suffered painful cuts and bruises. Her head was forced through a shatter proof glass.Mrs. T. A. Bunker received a bad gash across her scalp, was badly bruised and sustained a back injury.Mrs. D. R. Perry was cut about the head and face and was badly ken.un-Newidgy,*erv-stra-eva Hanson, colored girl • received cuts and bruises.vhen^es-uoiaoilerthescre-wan-norong ahat • de-few theThe party was returning from Odessa where they had gone tc visit with Mrs. C. T. Bond, sister to Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Perry.was exday to examinHOLlt;OnWASOccupants of the car said they were almost forced from the road by an approaching car and when they attempted to cut back to avoid a collision, the other car swerved suddenly in the same direction.this:sub-egu- for tect-y or his the forlightrov-sew-oneyThe driver of the other car, an aged man, was painfully injured Officers were questioning him Monday. They said he had beendrinking.Victims were carried to a Midland hospital for emergency treatment and brought here Monday. Both cars were virtually demokished.ernmen000,000owners,forecloiIngs.OfficiLoan (closure!rate of the HI ment d ceeding bungakeral goupC. E. CALLOWAY DiJl’REDC. E. Calloway, Big Spring, formerly an employe of Montgomery Ward Company, received a severe skull injury and body bruises Sunday evening at 6 o'clock when the car he was driving collided with another driven by Dr. Brittle S. Cox at Eleventh and Johnson streets. A.tending doctor said late Monday afternoon he was showing marked Improvement in Big Spring hospital, where he was taken for treat-NeflToE. E. the Utcomme Big Sp been tr he willaccomj: Friday home. Fort Win BigisionLain-ablycutement.Miss tor in 1 from alas.lievedeli toAccording to Dr. Cox, the accident happened as Calloway's car turned into Eleventh Street from Johnson, going east, while Dr. Cox’s car was going east on Eleventh. Both cars were damaged. Dr. Cox was uninjured.
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Big Spring Daily Herald
Big Spring, Texas, US
Mon, Sep 30, 1935
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