A farmer was killed and two others were injured when their car skidded into a train at a crossing. The farmer died at the hospital from skull and internal injuries. One man suffered back injuries and cuts while the other had minor injuries. They were traveling to the farmer's home after a doctor visit when they collided with the train.
A farmer was killed and two others were injured when their car skidded into a train at a crossing. The farmer died at the hospital from skull and internal injuries. One man suffered back injuries and cuts while the other had minor injuries. They were traveling to the farmer's home after a doctor visit when they collided with the train.
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The Grand Rapids Press newspaper article on October 3, 1930 describing the automobile accident during which Bernard Siehling was killed.
A farmer was killed and two others were injured when their car skidded into a train at a crossing. The farmer died at the hospital from skull and internal injuries. One man suffered back injuries and cuts while the other had minor injuries. They were traveling to the farmer's home after a doctor visit when they collided with the train.
A farmer was killed and two others were injured when their car skidded into a train at a crossing. The farmer died at the hospital from skull and internal injuries. One man suffered back injuries and cuts while the other had minor injuries. They were traveling to the farmer's home after a doctor visit when they collided with the train.
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One Killed, two hurt on crossing.
Farmer dies of injuries received in crash of auto, gas-
electric train. Auto skids 50 feet. One man was killed and two others injured, one severely, late hursday when an automo!ile in which they were riding skidded into a "ennsylvania gasoline-electric train 5 miles southeast of #arne. $ernard %illing, &', a farmer residing near (omstock "ark, died at ')m hursday in %t. #ary*s hos)ital as a result of a skull fracture and internal injuries received in the crash. Adolf %tiller, +5, of +00 ,-& $ridge %t, ./, suffered !ack injuries and was cut and !ruised severely on the head and !ody. August $ockheim, +&, of 010 %cri!ner ./, esca)ed with minor cuts and !ruises on face, hands and !ody. %tiller was driving the motorcar en route to %illings home after visiting a )hysician in #arne for medicine for #rs. %illing. $ockheim, who was riding !eside %tiller in the front seat, said that when the motorcar was a!out 50 ft. from the crossing !oth he and %tiller saw the train a))roaching. %tiller a))lied the !rakes and the vehicle skidded on the as)halt )avement and struck the first car of the train sidewise. he train carried the motorcar only a short distance, $ockheim continued and then the vehicle turned over, )inning %illing, who was riding in the rear seat with his dog. he dog was killed outright. $ockheim said the im)act of the collision threw him through the windshield. /hen he reached the overturned motorcar he found %tiller lying near the car and %illing under the wreckage. $ockheim assisted /.(. 2onnelly of 3rand 4a)ids, o)erator of the train, and 2an Foley, the conductor, in carrying the two severely injured men into the train and they were !rought to this city. wo )olice am!ulances were dis)atched to 5nion %tation and took the three to %t. #ary*s 6os)ital. 2onnelly was o)erator of a car that struck an automo!ile near this city in 7uly, causing the death of a %)arta ownshi) farmer. (oroner 3overt 8an9antwick of 3rand 6aven is investigating. Funeral services for %illing will !e held at : o*clock #onday morning in 6oly rinity (hurch at Al)ine. $urial is to !e in Al)ine (atholic cemetery. .ote the miss)elled last name %illing ; %iehling
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