H. C. Greve, New Holstein, aged 82, died as a result of injuries when the sedan in which he was riding collided with a farm truck driven by Raymond Horneck, just nortwest of Ada on highway 32 at 8:30 Wednesday morning of this week. He died soon after being brought to the Memorial hospital at Sheboygan. Also in the car were Dr. A. C. Engel, Mrs. H. C. Greve, and William Grimsmann, 71, all of New Holstein. Dr. Engel suffered fractured ribs and bruises. Mrs. Greve, the dead man's wife, sustained a broken left leg, and was unconscious late in the afternoon. Mr. Grimsmann suffered scalp wounds.
Mr. Horneck sustained broken ribs and bruises and lacerations. With him was his 3-year-old son, who was thrown from the car, but was not badly injured. The entire party was rushed to the Memorial hospital. First aid was administered on the scene by Dr. A. Sieker of Ada, who was quickly summoned. Present shortly after the accident was Albert Deibele of E. F. Geier Co., Inc., of this city, accompanied by Monfred Moritz. He assisted Dr. Sieker and saw the people placed in the ambulance. He was unaware of the identity of the people, but said when he came back to Kiel that all of the party were badly injured.

The accident occurred when the Engel car, enroute to Sheboygan, crashed into the rear of the Horneck truck which was crossing the highway. Dr. Engel was taking Mr. and Mrs. Greve to Sheboygan to bring back their daughter, Mrs. Linda Pfingsten, who had been taking treatments there. Mr. Grimsmann accompanied them to visit his wife, a patient there. According to the Sheboygan county coroner, no inquest would be held.

Mr. Greve had been a resident of New Holstein since 1911, when he retired from the farm. He was born March 22, 1854, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Claus C. Greve. He was married to Miss Anna Hansen in November, 1878. Besides his wife, he is survived by Mrs. Pfingsten, a daughter. Funeral arrangements had not been made late Wednesday afternoon.