Miss Mildred Draper, age 13 was killed instantly the evening of Jul 16 in an automobile accident on the Bluff Point hwy.
Miss Clara Longwell who accompanied Miss Draper at the time and received a serious fracture to her skull.
Miss Draper was a student at the Hammondsport High School. she was a member of the Camp fire girls in which she was interested deeply. she had won many friends, both old and young by her cheerful disposition, unselfishness and loyalty. Miss Draper will be missed greatly by her schoolmates, her friends and others who knew her less intimately, but welcomed her sunny smile and cordial manner.
Miss Draper was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Draper of Hammondsport.
Miss Clara Longwell who accompanied Miss Draper at the time and received a serious fracture to her skull.
Miss Draper was a student at the Hammondsport High School. she was a member of the Camp fire girls in which she was interested deeply. she had won many friends, both old and young by her cheerful disposition, unselfishness and loyalty. Miss Draper will be missed greatly by her schoolmates, her friends and others who knew her less intimately, but welcomed her sunny smile and cordial manner.
Miss Draper was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Draper of Hammondsport.
Miss Mildred Draper, age 13 was killed instantly the evening of Jul 16 in an automobile accident on the Bluff Point hwy.
Miss Clara Longwell who accompanied Miss Draper at the time and received a serious fracture to her skull.
Miss Draper was a student at the Hammondsport High School. she was a member of the Camp fire girls in which she was interested deeply. she had won many friends, both old and young by her cheerful disposition, unselfishness and loyalty. Miss Draper will be missed greatly by her schoolmates, her friends and others who knew her less intimately, but welcomed her sunny smile and cordial manner.
Miss Draper was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Draper of Hammondsport.
Miss Clara Longwell who accompanied Miss Draper at the time and received a serious fracture to her skull.
Miss Draper was a student at the Hammondsport High School. she was a member of the Camp fire girls in which she was interested deeply. she had won many friends, both old and young by her cheerful disposition, unselfishness and loyalty. Miss Draper will be missed greatly by her schoolmates, her friends and others who knew her less intimately, but welcomed her sunny smile and cordial manner.
Miss Draper was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Draper of Hammondsport.
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