Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1943 — Page 24

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» . * Victim or Wife? i a ' . | Driver's Choice IT WAS HARD for Clarence Throckmorton to decide just what to do last night after his car struck and injured a pedestrian. { Mr. ‘Throckmorton, 4324 E. New York st. was en route .to | Coleman hospital to visit his wife who is gravely ill | At Michigan and Blake sts. his | car struck a pedestrian, Mrs. “Verna - Kellams, 57, of 401% Minerva st. Ir : He stopped for a time and then | : ; ‘ : "after a hasty decision continued : & on his way to Coleman while the : : 4“ > ¢ injured woman was taken to City hospital in a serious condition. . After visiting his wife, Mr. Throckmorton went home and: | | “ealled “police” “Neadquarters, “He! | was advised to report. | He did. Police ‘charged him | with failure to stop.after an ac- | cident, A $500 bond was Poesy to obtain his liberty.

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