Richard H. was the son of Walter and Susan Alice (Mullican) Wheatley.
His obituary from THE SPRINGFIELD SUN is headlined Two Killed In Tuesday Wreck. Mr. Wheatley was killed in an head-on automobile collision in a curve on U. S. Highway 150 near the home of Col. Everett Mudd, about a mile west of Fredericktown. His wife, Mrs. Ann (Mattingly) Wheatley, a Marion County, KY native, a passenger, was taken to Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon for treatment. Mr. Chester Spalding, a batchelor, the other fatality, was headed west while the Wheatleys were enroute to their home near St. Catharine, KY.
His obituary from THE SPRINGFIELD SUN is headlined Two Killed In Tuesday Wreck. Mr. Wheatley was killed in an head-on automobile collision in a curve on U. S. Highway 150 near the home of Col. Everett Mudd, about a mile west of Fredericktown. His wife, Mrs. Ann (Mattingly) Wheatley, a Marion County, KY native, a passenger, was taken to Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon for treatment. Mr. Chester Spalding, a batchelor, the other fatality, was headed west while the Wheatleys were enroute to their home near St. Catharine, KY.
Richard H. was the son of Walter and Susan Alice (Mullican) Wheatley.
His obituary from THE SPRINGFIELD SUN is headlined Two Killed In Tuesday Wreck. Mr. Wheatley was killed in an head-on automobile collision in a curve on U. S. Highway 150 near the home of Col. Everett Mudd, about a mile west of Fredericktown. His wife, Mrs. Ann (Mattingly) Wheatley, a Marion County, KY native, a passenger, was taken to Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon for treatment. Mr. Chester Spalding, a batchelor, the other fatality, was headed west while the Wheatleys were enroute to their home near St. Catharine, KY.
His obituary from THE SPRINGFIELD SUN is headlined Two Killed In Tuesday Wreck. Mr. Wheatley was killed in an head-on automobile collision in a curve on U. S. Highway 150 near the home of Col. Everett Mudd, about a mile west of Fredericktown. His wife, Mrs. Ann (Mattingly) Wheatley, a Marion County, KY native, a passenger, was taken to Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon for treatment. Mr. Chester Spalding, a batchelor, the other fatality, was headed west while the Wheatleys were enroute to their home near St. Catharine, KY.
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