Fatal crash kills Mrs Mary Wolf on way to Hanover
Mrs. Mary Wolf 79 of Woodberry Baltimore died at Union Memorial Hospital after a car she rode in struck a telephone pole near Baltimore. The vehicle owned and driven by her son Albert F Wolf carried Rhoda 14 and another passenger. Wolf died from a fractured skull while traveling to visit H B Slagle in Hanover. Her brother Michael Markle traveled from Kansas for the visit. The son was held on reckless driving but released. Surviving children two sisters and a brother. The narrative also notes local plumbing work and a separate street accident involving Harold Steese who suffered a head injury after being struck by a car and taken to West Side Sanitarium York.
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Mary Wolf
Woodberry
Baltimore
Union Memorial Hospital
Rhoda
Rider & Yingling
Littlestown
St. Joseph’s
Bonneauville
Thos. T. Newman
I. D. Crouse
St. Vincent's Church
Midway
McSherrystown
Harold Steese
New Oxford Road
West Side Sanitarium
York
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