SHAWANO EVENING LEADER
Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1947
COUPLE ASPHYXIATED IN AUTOMOBILE AT TILLEDA DEFECTIVE EXHAUST PIPE
SENT FATAL GASSES INTO CAR
Helen Grosskopf and Arnold Fuhrman were found dead early this morning
in a car near the Grosskopf home in Tilleda. The car was running when
they were found.
Miss Grosskopf, daughter of Walter Grosskopf of Tilleda and Fuhrman
were both 23 years old.
County Coroner Harvey Stubenvoll was called to the scene of the deaths
at 6:30 this morning. He declared both the deaths to be accidental
from carbon monoxide gas. It was believed that Miss Grosskopf died
first.
Stubenvoll said that a kink in the exhaust pipe of the car, a coach,
caused the gas from the exhaust to enter the car rather than going to
the outside. Miss Grosskopf was living at home with her parents who
operate a business in Tilleda.
Arnold Fuhrman was born at Bowler on Dec. 23, 1923 to Mr. & Mrs.
Herman Furhman. He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Mrs.
A. Long and Mrs. Jim Jolin of Bowler, Edna at home, and one brother,
George of Skanee, Mich.
Tentative funeral arrangements have been made for Friday afternoon
from the Uttormark Funeral Home at Tigerton. Burial will be in
Tigerton.
Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1947
COUPLE ASPHYXIATED IN AUTOMOBILE AT TILLEDA DEFECTIVE EXHAUST PIPE
SENT FATAL GASSES INTO CAR
Helen Grosskopf and Arnold Fuhrman were found dead early this morning
in a car near the Grosskopf home in Tilleda. The car was running when
they were found.
Miss Grosskopf, daughter of Walter Grosskopf of Tilleda and Fuhrman
were both 23 years old.
County Coroner Harvey Stubenvoll was called to the scene of the deaths
at 6:30 this morning. He declared both the deaths to be accidental
from carbon monoxide gas. It was believed that Miss Grosskopf died
first.
Stubenvoll said that a kink in the exhaust pipe of the car, a coach,
caused the gas from the exhaust to enter the car rather than going to
the outside. Miss Grosskopf was living at home with her parents who
operate a business in Tilleda.
Arnold Fuhrman was born at Bowler on Dec. 23, 1923 to Mr. & Mrs.
Herman Furhman. He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Mrs.
A. Long and Mrs. Jim Jolin of Bowler, Edna at home, and one brother,
George of Skanee, Mich.
Tentative funeral arrangements have been made for Friday afternoon
from the Uttormark Funeral Home at Tigerton. Burial will be in
Tigerton.
SHAWANO EVENING LEADER
Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1947
COUPLE ASPHYXIATED IN AUTOMOBILE AT TILLEDA DEFECTIVE EXHAUST PIPE
SENT FATAL GASSES INTO CAR
Helen Grosskopf and Arnold Fuhrman were found dead early this morning
in a car near the Grosskopf home in Tilleda. The car was running when
they were found.
Miss Grosskopf, daughter of Walter Grosskopf of Tilleda and Fuhrman
were both 23 years old.
County Coroner Harvey Stubenvoll was called to the scene of the deaths
at 6:30 this morning. He declared both the deaths to be accidental
from carbon monoxide gas. It was believed that Miss Grosskopf died
first.
Stubenvoll said that a kink in the exhaust pipe of the car, a coach,
caused the gas from the exhaust to enter the car rather than going to
the outside. Miss Grosskopf was living at home with her parents who
operate a business in Tilleda.
Arnold Fuhrman was born at Bowler on Dec. 23, 1923 to Mr. & Mrs.
Herman Furhman. He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Mrs.
A. Long and Mrs. Jim Jolin of Bowler, Edna at home, and one brother,
George of Skanee, Mich.
Tentative funeral arrangements have been made for Friday afternoon
from the Uttormark Funeral Home at Tigerton. Burial will be in
Tigerton.
Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1947
COUPLE ASPHYXIATED IN AUTOMOBILE AT TILLEDA DEFECTIVE EXHAUST PIPE
SENT FATAL GASSES INTO CAR
Helen Grosskopf and Arnold Fuhrman were found dead early this morning
in a car near the Grosskopf home in Tilleda. The car was running when
they were found.
Miss Grosskopf, daughter of Walter Grosskopf of Tilleda and Fuhrman
were both 23 years old.
County Coroner Harvey Stubenvoll was called to the scene of the deaths
at 6:30 this morning. He declared both the deaths to be accidental
from carbon monoxide gas. It was believed that Miss Grosskopf died
first.
Stubenvoll said that a kink in the exhaust pipe of the car, a coach,
caused the gas from the exhaust to enter the car rather than going to
the outside. Miss Grosskopf was living at home with her parents who
operate a business in Tilleda.
Arnold Fuhrman was born at Bowler on Dec. 23, 1923 to Mr. & Mrs.
Herman Furhman. He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Mrs.
A. Long and Mrs. Jim Jolin of Bowler, Edna at home, and one brother,
George of Skanee, Mich.
Tentative funeral arrangements have been made for Friday afternoon
from the Uttormark Funeral Home at Tigerton. Burial will be in
Tigerton.
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