INDIANAPOLIS I-W MAN INSTANTLY KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
Indianapolis Ind — Funeral services for Harold Graber Indianapolis I-W employee who was instantly killed in a highway accident near Terre Haute took place April 20 at the Borkholder Amish Church Cannelburg Ind The car driven by the Graber youth' collided head-on with another car and he died of a skull fracture His home was on Route 2 Lagootee Ind Two companions John Schmucker of New Haven Ind and Jack Graber of Cannelburg were severely injured but are recovering.
Obituary Date: 17 May 1956
Obituary Place: Newton, Kansas, USA
Newspaper Title: Mennonite Weekly Review
Indianapolis Ind — Funeral services for Harold Graber Indianapolis I-W employee who was instantly killed in a highway accident near Terre Haute took place April 20 at the Borkholder Amish Church Cannelburg Ind The car driven by the Graber youth' collided head-on with another car and he died of a skull fracture His home was on Route 2 Lagootee Ind Two companions John Schmucker of New Haven Ind and Jack Graber of Cannelburg were severely injured but are recovering.
Obituary Date: 17 May 1956
Obituary Place: Newton, Kansas, USA
Newspaper Title: Mennonite Weekly Review
INDIANAPOLIS I-W MAN INSTANTLY KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION
Indianapolis Ind — Funeral services for Harold Graber Indianapolis I-W employee who was instantly killed in a highway accident near Terre Haute took place April 20 at the Borkholder Amish Church Cannelburg Ind The car driven by the Graber youth' collided head-on with another car and he died of a skull fracture His home was on Route 2 Lagootee Ind Two companions John Schmucker of New Haven Ind and Jack Graber of Cannelburg were severely injured but are recovering.
Obituary Date: 17 May 1956
Obituary Place: Newton, Kansas, USA
Newspaper Title: Mennonite Weekly Review
Indianapolis Ind — Funeral services for Harold Graber Indianapolis I-W employee who was instantly killed in a highway accident near Terre Haute took place April 20 at the Borkholder Amish Church Cannelburg Ind The car driven by the Graber youth' collided head-on with another car and he died of a skull fracture His home was on Route 2 Lagootee Ind Two companions John Schmucker of New Haven Ind and Jack Graber of Cannelburg were severely injured but are recovering.
Obituary Date: 17 May 1956
Obituary Place: Newton, Kansas, USA
Newspaper Title: Mennonite Weekly Review
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