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Home My WebLink Aboutscrapbook pic doris tucker willett (54)az t i4 r.VrTt Il`f, Two Sampson t Workers Idled rI I ' Ill Anto Crash C Two rnddeutn of Tompkins ounty were Inetan it klllod, nn- othor seriously Inja 'y Anil Ihree others Deco la ped to A minor Injury too •,, '' n Ar11• Swtdny In hvo-cnr crank I her nt the Intersection of the I-layt's „1 Corners and the Town Lino Rds., 'lug, Scnoen County, 1rFSt The dendl vd Hou•nrd Steno, all, of the Brook- ' d tondale Rd., and Lyman C, Grover, + 1.h�t11) •12, of 121 S. Aurora St., employes at ` I the Sampson Natal Trnlning 9ta- +. I �Stor. lion, nil b r I tell S o r l o u e l y injured In Wlllnrd its State Hospital Is Henry I -I. Watrous, ++II+' Melp 05. of Ithaca RD 4, also employed N °'liy Wli' at the naval trnining station. IIo t•rid3V (pal Is suffering from shock and pos- �i1 - _ sible Internal Injuries. k, ✓d0'm �°7t's.Pa 1)iCS; lit JC TMIt Mrs. France 69, of 174 Oakd son City, for Johnson C5y H the Oakdale Sc on arrival It li- no -"Pita] after at home yesterc She ii,as a, In N c It, Yorl Teacher A' Johnson City SI saints Episcopa the Altar. ,Guikt f Survivors incl ter, Mrs, Keitl LeiUe Field t{I 1, Funerarl' ld at l Saintsit 'tie RIII -ill1 Other Suffer Minor Injuries Those treated for minor Injuries At the Willard Steno Hospital were Francis E. Holley, 20, of Ithaca RD 6, his brother, Rnymond Holley, 22, and Hugh Gait, 20, also of Ith- ncn RD 6, who were employed at the Seneca Ordnance Dopot at Romulus. According to Trooper Charles Sloane of the Ovid sub -station of the state police, Holley with his At' and Galt wore on tthh 1,Ay ho ne rrm a, othe aht h�ra[� the ordnnnco depot when tt.otr ea� and a machine driven by Watros, and carrying Stone and Grover to work, collided. The Impact, Trooper Sloano sold, caused the Watros car to swerve Into a 12-inch concrete culvert .from which it overturned. Coroner W. R, Holmes of Water- loo said that the autopsies revealed that Stone had died of a compound fracture of the skull and Grover a crushed chest. He is arranging for an inquest to be held at a later date. Stone is survived by his widow, Genevieve; his mother, Mrs. Emma Stone of Enfield; one sister, Mrs. Carl Ramsey, and a brother, Albert Stone, also of Enfield. Funeral Arranged Funeral services will be held at the Baldwin -Davis Funeral Home, 421 -N. Aurora St., at 4 p, m, Wednesday. The Rev. F. E. Steiger of the Slaterville Rd., will officiate. - Interment will be in Lake View Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 6 p. m. today. Grover is survived by one daugh- ter, Miss Sylvia Grover of Nor- falk, Va.; one son, Chester Grover of Dryden; one brother, Leon E. Grover of Ithaca RD 4; a half- sister Mrs. Julia Worsell of Lud- lowvjlle and a half-brother, John Grover of Ithaca. Funeral services will be held at the Baldwin -Davis Funeral Home, 421 N. Aurora St, at 3 p, in. Thurs- day. Interment will be In South Hill Cemetery, Mrs. Ada H. Ramsey Mrs, Ada K. Rumsey, 62, wife of Fred G, Rumsey, died at her home on day!Hayts Rd- this morning, Thurs- by Nov, 19, 1942, She is survived Rumser husband, one son, Floyd Y, and a granddaughter, Barbara Jean of Hayts Rd, She was a member of the Mystic Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Of Newfield and of the Enfield Valley Grange, Yluner.al servic Will be held at the home aes t 2 P.M. es Sunday, The Rev, Charles Tryon, Pastor Of the a Jacksonville Method- Ist cwill officiate. Inter- ment will be in Woodlawn Ceme tery in Newfield, Double Rites Planned For 2 Killed In Auto Crash i Double funernl services will be hold Tuesday morning for Far nnndo Claschl, 28, and Francis Trip- odl, 10. of 217 Esly St., victims of a traffic Accident on the Ithncn-El- mlra highway, one mile west of Cayuta Junction Saturday after- noon. The two Ithacans met almost In- stant death and three others were Injured when the rear of a trailer truck careened across the slippery highway in the path of their car on Campbell's Hill. Mrs. Concetta Claschl, 21, wife ofI one of the victims, and Rudolph i Saccuccl, 26, of 219 Park Place, a IIII brother - in- law, are patients In Shepard Relief Hospital in Mon- tour Falls, where their coomuons were reported as favorable today. Mrs. Claschl Is under treatment for extensive lacerations of the face and a fractured skull. Sac- cuccl suffered fractured ribs In ad- dltlon to lacerations of the face and head. Mrs. Clachl's 16-month-old son, Frederick, is In Memorial Hospital here with lacerations of the face and head and left leg Injuries. The fatality occurred during a heavy rainstorm, the light sedan, owned and operated by Claschl, colliding with the trailer owned by Glenn Whitney of Binghamton and operated by Morris Welch, 31, also of Binghamton. According to the reports of In- vestigating officers, the truck was proceeding toward Ithaca, an�l the Ithaca car was headed south when the rear of the trailer suddenly careened across the road in the Path of the light sedan- The im- pact sent the small car backwards over a wide shoulder and down a 23-foot embankment- It was de- mollshed- The dead were taken to the Ar- not-Ogden Hospital morgue In an ambulance, and Mrs. Claschl and $accuccl were sent to the Shep- ard Hospital In another ambu- lance from Odessa after first aid had been administered by a phy- sician. William Fiala administered first aid to the Claschi baby at his Cayuta Junction restaurant, and the child was brought to Ithaca by Miss Ruth Spencer, a passerby. Officials who investigated in- cluded Sergeants Jack Barry and Oscar S. Brown, and Troopers Cody F. Compton and Thomas Batters Of the Watkins Glen outpost of the ti state police; Walter Obuhanych of the State Police BCI, and Coroner A. H. Monroe, who has deferred any decision Investigation. until vestigation Noarrests were m die, High School Graduates Claschl, a graduate of Ithaca High School in 1935, bad been em- ployed at the Morse Chain Com- Pany for the last seven years, while Tripods, a recent High School graduate was on the High School football squad last fall and played softball this summer with the Ith- aca Leather Products team. The double funeral will be held at 8:15 a.m, Tuesday at the home Of Claschi's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ciaschi, 219 Park Place, with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Church of .he Immaculate Conception at 9 a-m, Interment Will be in Calvary Cemetery, Besides his parents, widoand Child, Ciaschi is survived w two sisters, Mrs. Rudolph Saccucci and Albina Ciaschi; one brother, Joseph Ciaschi, all of Ithaca• his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ciaschi and his maternal grandfather, Joseph CavOna, both of Italy. R'He 1 a member of the He Semprev Society. Tripolis is survived by his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tri- podi; one sister, Mrs. COnCetta Ciaschi; two brothers, Dominic tofnSanluel Trjpoal di, and his ma- Forgrandmothtr, Mrs, Cather- inegioni of Italy. uaclors. cover a quarter -acre and is reputed to be 20 feet deep in or a Sk been used at area your elrit' svvfma. ^tim�a i. it 1110 U Z_.5.'lbculu, \ L aidea yesterday in a recovery of the Wescott boy's body, ordered the village gravel bed drained of several feet of water which b sccuniulaled by seepage and sp rains. Similar action lvas pr other nuarters by indig [ Ill fatal Accident M die, hon S 1L Fri thr of W1 Ice L6U N It, BU.IDy Vehicle Dills Corporal, Former Grocer "Killed by a vehicle" was the brief message received here Satur-' day night announcing the death of Corporal Leon H. Bundy, assigned to the 8th General Hospital ate, Camp Atterbury, Ind. 1 The Associated Press later re- ported that Corporal Bundy was killed Instantly when struck by a motor vehicle while walking along a street in the camp, Col. Welton M. Modisette, post commander, has appointed a board Of officers to investigate, Corporal Bundy, a -son of Mrs. Lena H. Brooks of 305 E. Marshall I St, was well known by many Itha- cans, having managed Grand Un- ion stores here for many years• For three years before his Induc- tion Into 'the Army last April, he \j Wag one of the proprietors of the National Brands Store at 116 W. State St, Born Feb. 18, 1908, he was grad-, uated from Ithaca High Schools and attended Cornell University, He received his basic training in the Army at Camp Robinson, Ark., later studied at the Fitzsimons General Hospital at Denver, Colo„ graduating as an X-ray technlclaM and since bad been serving at the 8th General Hospital. He was home on furlough a week ago. Besides his mother, he 1s sur- vived by one brother, Louis E. Bundy of Ithaca RD 3; one sister, Mrs. F- H. One of 526 E. State St., and several niece$ and neph- ews. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and of the First Methodist Church. Funeral services here, but Will be held details have not been completed. Mrs. Alice M. Jones Mrs. Alice bf. Jones, 84, died at 10 a. m. Sunday, Feb. 21, 1943, at the home of her son, C. W. Jones, fthaca RD 3. Besides the son, a daughter, Mrs. Cana Lanning of Trumansburg; a ;randson, Donald Lanning of Day- -on, Ohio, and a brother, John Ix Stringer of Los Angeles, Calif., lurvive. Funeral servicds will be held at .he son's home at 2 p. m. Wednes- day- The Rev. M, Ford Crippen, Pastor of the Enfield Methodist Church, will off-iciate. Interment will he in Grave Cemetery at Tru. mansburg, he wl At