Thanks to contributor #47343179;
Gus Boelts, residing about 11 miles southeast of Palmer was killed almost instantly last Saturday afternoon in a collision of his car with a creamery truck driven by Robert Johnson, a Fullerton youth.
The accident occurred on the Ormsby road about five miles west of Central City.
Boelts was driving west and struck the truck at an intersection. Johnson suffered a broken arm, and Bill Townsend, a passenger with him, was bruised.
Mr. Boelts is survived by his widow, four daughters, two sons, and two sisters.
The Palmer Journal, Sept 16, 1943, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney
Gus Boelts, residing about 11 miles southeast of Palmer was killed almost instantly last Saturday afternoon in a collision of his car with a creamery truck driven by Robert Johnson, a Fullerton youth.
The accident occurred on the Ormsby road about five miles west of Central City.
Boelts was driving west and struck the truck at an intersection. Johnson suffered a broken arm, and Bill Townsend, a passenger with him, was bruised.
Mr. Boelts is survived by his widow, four daughters, two sons, and two sisters.
The Palmer Journal, Sept 16, 1943, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney
Thanks to contributor #47343179;
Gus Boelts, residing about 11 miles southeast of Palmer was killed almost instantly last Saturday afternoon in a collision of his car with a creamery truck driven by Robert Johnson, a Fullerton youth.
The accident occurred on the Ormsby road about five miles west of Central City.
Boelts was driving west and struck the truck at an intersection. Johnson suffered a broken arm, and Bill Townsend, a passenger with him, was bruised.
Mr. Boelts is survived by his widow, four daughters, two sons, and two sisters.
The Palmer Journal, Sept 16, 1943, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney
Gus Boelts, residing about 11 miles southeast of Palmer was killed almost instantly last Saturday afternoon in a collision of his car with a creamery truck driven by Robert Johnson, a Fullerton youth.
The accident occurred on the Ormsby road about five miles west of Central City.
Boelts was driving west and struck the truck at an intersection. Johnson suffered a broken arm, and Bill Townsend, a passenger with him, was bruised.
Mr. Boelts is survived by his widow, four daughters, two sons, and two sisters.
The Palmer Journal, Sept 16, 1943, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney
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