Birth & death information and links to parents were sent by Cynthia Collier (#49086034)
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Navella Weaver
lot owner: Myrtle Weaver & Zella Weaver
Lot 115, Section A, Grave 1
died: 9/19/1931
buried: 9/23
age: 20-2-11
born: Parker, Kansas
late residence: Topeka
cause of death: accident
funeral director: Penwell
interment authorized by Mrs. Mary Weaver
Topeka State Journal, Monday, Sept. 21, 1931, page 1:
Two Die In Auto Crash
Miss Novella Weaver and J.M. Hurlbut Are Victims
A motor car collision Saturday night at Tenth and California avenues caused fatal injuries to two of the four persons involved in the crash.
Miss Novella Weaver, 21-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mary Weaver, 1330 North Polk, and Joseph M. Hurlbut, 31, mechanic for the J.A. Tobin construction Compant, near Grantville, died in Christ's hospital Sunday morning from skull fractures received when a Ford car in which they were riding collided with a Buick car driven by Warren Evans, Negro, of 830 Golden avenue. Neither Miss Weaver nor Hurlbut recovered consciousness after the collision. Dr. H.L. Clark, county coroner, today called a coroner's jury to investigate the collision but the jury will not begin its investigation until tomorrow or Wednesday.
Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were riding in the rumble seat of a Ford car driven by J.J. Smart, crane operator for the Tobin Construction Company. The Ford was going north of California avenue. The Negro's car was going east on Tenth. Both cars were badly wrecked. Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were taken to Christ's hospital in ambulances from Penwell's and Shellabarger's undertaking establishments. Hurlbut's body was sent to Shellabarger's and will be sent to Carrollton, Mo. today for burial.
Miss Weaver's body was sent to Penwell's. her funeral arrangements have not been made.
Hurlbut had been employed in highway construction work by the Tobin company on highway No. 10 between Perry and Grantville, since last July 6. His address was given as Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by his widow and two small children.
Topeka State Journal, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1931, page 6:
Miss Novella Weaver
Funeral services for Miss Novella Weaver, who died Sunday morning as the result of an automobile accident, will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Penwell's chapel. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.
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Navella Weaver
lot owner: Myrtle Weaver & Zella Weaver
Lot 115, Section A, Grave 1
died: 9/19/1931
buried: 9/23
age: 20-2-11
born: Parker, Kansas
late residence: Topeka
cause of death: accident
funeral director: Penwell
interment authorized by Mrs. Mary Weaver
Topeka State Journal, Monday, Sept. 21, 1931, page 1:
Two Die In Auto Crash
Miss Novella Weaver and J.M. Hurlbut Are Victims
A motor car collision Saturday night at Tenth and California avenues caused fatal injuries to two of the four persons involved in the crash.
Miss Novella Weaver, 21-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mary Weaver, 1330 North Polk, and Joseph M. Hurlbut, 31, mechanic for the J.A. Tobin construction Compant, near Grantville, died in Christ's hospital Sunday morning from skull fractures received when a Ford car in which they were riding collided with a Buick car driven by Warren Evans, Negro, of 830 Golden avenue. Neither Miss Weaver nor Hurlbut recovered consciousness after the collision. Dr. H.L. Clark, county coroner, today called a coroner's jury to investigate the collision but the jury will not begin its investigation until tomorrow or Wednesday.
Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were riding in the rumble seat of a Ford car driven by J.J. Smart, crane operator for the Tobin Construction Company. The Ford was going north of California avenue. The Negro's car was going east on Tenth. Both cars were badly wrecked. Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were taken to Christ's hospital in ambulances from Penwell's and Shellabarger's undertaking establishments. Hurlbut's body was sent to Shellabarger's and will be sent to Carrollton, Mo. today for burial.
Miss Weaver's body was sent to Penwell's. her funeral arrangements have not been made.
Hurlbut had been employed in highway construction work by the Tobin company on highway No. 10 between Perry and Grantville, since last July 6. His address was given as Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by his widow and two small children.
Topeka State Journal, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1931, page 6:
Miss Novella Weaver
Funeral services for Miss Novella Weaver, who died Sunday morning as the result of an automobile accident, will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Penwell's chapel. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.
Birth & death information and links to parents were sent by Cynthia Collier (#49086034)
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Navella Weaver
lot owner: Myrtle Weaver & Zella Weaver
Lot 115, Section A, Grave 1
died: 9/19/1931
buried: 9/23
age: 20-2-11
born: Parker, Kansas
late residence: Topeka
cause of death: accident
funeral director: Penwell
interment authorized by Mrs. Mary Weaver
Topeka State Journal, Monday, Sept. 21, 1931, page 1:
Two Die In Auto Crash
Miss Novella Weaver and J.M. Hurlbut Are Victims
A motor car collision Saturday night at Tenth and California avenues caused fatal injuries to two of the four persons involved in the crash.
Miss Novella Weaver, 21-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mary Weaver, 1330 North Polk, and Joseph M. Hurlbut, 31, mechanic for the J.A. Tobin construction Compant, near Grantville, died in Christ's hospital Sunday morning from skull fractures received when a Ford car in which they were riding collided with a Buick car driven by Warren Evans, Negro, of 830 Golden avenue. Neither Miss Weaver nor Hurlbut recovered consciousness after the collision. Dr. H.L. Clark, county coroner, today called a coroner's jury to investigate the collision but the jury will not begin its investigation until tomorrow or Wednesday.
Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were riding in the rumble seat of a Ford car driven by J.J. Smart, crane operator for the Tobin Construction Company. The Ford was going north of California avenue. The Negro's car was going east on Tenth. Both cars were badly wrecked. Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were taken to Christ's hospital in ambulances from Penwell's and Shellabarger's undertaking establishments. Hurlbut's body was sent to Shellabarger's and will be sent to Carrollton, Mo. today for burial.
Miss Weaver's body was sent to Penwell's. her funeral arrangements have not been made.
Hurlbut had been employed in highway construction work by the Tobin company on highway No. 10 between Perry and Grantville, since last July 6. His address was given as Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by his widow and two small children.
Topeka State Journal, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1931, page 6:
Miss Novella Weaver
Funeral services for Miss Novella Weaver, who died Sunday morning as the result of an automobile accident, will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Penwell's chapel. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.
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Navella Weaver
lot owner: Myrtle Weaver & Zella Weaver
Lot 115, Section A, Grave 1
died: 9/19/1931
buried: 9/23
age: 20-2-11
born: Parker, Kansas
late residence: Topeka
cause of death: accident
funeral director: Penwell
interment authorized by Mrs. Mary Weaver
Topeka State Journal, Monday, Sept. 21, 1931, page 1:
Two Die In Auto Crash
Miss Novella Weaver and J.M. Hurlbut Are Victims
A motor car collision Saturday night at Tenth and California avenues caused fatal injuries to two of the four persons involved in the crash.
Miss Novella Weaver, 21-year-old daughter of Mrs. Mary Weaver, 1330 North Polk, and Joseph M. Hurlbut, 31, mechanic for the J.A. Tobin construction Compant, near Grantville, died in Christ's hospital Sunday morning from skull fractures received when a Ford car in which they were riding collided with a Buick car driven by Warren Evans, Negro, of 830 Golden avenue. Neither Miss Weaver nor Hurlbut recovered consciousness after the collision. Dr. H.L. Clark, county coroner, today called a coroner's jury to investigate the collision but the jury will not begin its investigation until tomorrow or Wednesday.
Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were riding in the rumble seat of a Ford car driven by J.J. Smart, crane operator for the Tobin Construction Company. The Ford was going north of California avenue. The Negro's car was going east on Tenth. Both cars were badly wrecked. Miss Weaver and Hurlbut were taken to Christ's hospital in ambulances from Penwell's and Shellabarger's undertaking establishments. Hurlbut's body was sent to Shellabarger's and will be sent to Carrollton, Mo. today for burial.
Miss Weaver's body was sent to Penwell's. her funeral arrangements have not been made.
Hurlbut had been employed in highway construction work by the Tobin company on highway No. 10 between Perry and Grantville, since last July 6. His address was given as Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by his widow and two small children.
Topeka State Journal, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1931, page 6:
Miss Novella Weaver
Funeral services for Miss Novella Weaver, who died Sunday morning as the result of an automobile accident, will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Penwell's chapel. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.
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