Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1946 — Page 11
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En route to. school today two . children were injured, one critically and one seriously, in traffic accidents. 3 Seven-year-old Gordon Reno, son
'of Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Reno, 1544
with a skull fracture at Riley hos-
| Deputy sheriffs said the child was on. the way to Edgewood grade
struck by a car “operated by Jack Webb, 16, of 527 Mills ave, at Gil-
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Ronald Wolfe, 10, of 2910 Washington blvd., en route to School 60,
— lat 30 E. 33d st. was struck by an|
|auto driven by Allen W. Boyd, 4531} |{&N. Meridian st. The child was taken to St. Vincent’s hospital with a broken left | leg. Four pedestrians, struck by auto-| i mobiles - here, received minor in- | juries last night. -
{ Struck by Auto |“ Charles Plummer, 620 N. New! Jersey st. was hit by a ear driven | | by Arthur Standefordy 8065 E. 46th | | st., as he crossed Roosevelt ave. at | Gale st. hospital. Police said Betty Jean Elrod, 17, of 549 Arbor ave. walked into the Iside of a car operated by Charles |W. Banks, 1413 Edgewood ave. The {accident occurred at Carson ave. jand Shelby st. She received treatiment at City hospital. As they crossed Meridian st. at 23d st., Leonard and Jeanne Koplow, 2258 N. Meridian st, were {struck by a car driven by Arnold | Poe, 4612 N. Capitol ave. The couple was treated at Methodist hospital.
3 Pendleton Women Hurt
Three Pendleton women were in fair condition in Methodist hospital {today after the car in which they {were riding collided with a truck at Brookside ave. and Rural st.
Mrs. Colphine Underwood, driver {of the car, received rib and arm injuries when her car hit the truck, driven -by Arthur F. Dat, 921 8. Missouri. st. Mrs. J. R. Stubbs received face lacerations and chest injuries and {Mrs. Robert Martin received a fractured rib. Police charged Mrs. Un!derwood with reckless driving and failure to stop at a preferential street.
ELECTED, COLLAPSES
Samuel L. Montgomery, 67, reelected Marion county assessor, {collapsed in his office today and was rushed home, where he was reported resting comfortably. Relatives said that the collapse was due to strain and over-work
during the election.
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