Blue Mountain Eagle
September 7, 1967
Seneca Youth Killed In Auto Mishap
A one-car accident late Tuesday evening resulted in the fourth highway fatality in Grant county this year claiming the life of William Jay Bringman of Seneca.
Bringman, 19, died in the Blue Mountain Hospital about 3 a.m. Wednesday, according to State Police.
Bringman was home on leave from military service. He was to go to Vietnam, said the State Police.
The accident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. Tuesday just south of the city limits of Canyon City on Highway 395. The car apparently went out of control and rolled over on its top.
September 7, 1967
Seneca Youth Killed In Auto Mishap
A one-car accident late Tuesday evening resulted in the fourth highway fatality in Grant county this year claiming the life of William Jay Bringman of Seneca.
Bringman, 19, died in the Blue Mountain Hospital about 3 a.m. Wednesday, according to State Police.
Bringman was home on leave from military service. He was to go to Vietnam, said the State Police.
The accident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. Tuesday just south of the city limits of Canyon City on Highway 395. The car apparently went out of control and rolled over on its top.
Blue Mountain Eagle
September 7, 1967
Seneca Youth Killed In Auto Mishap
A one-car accident late Tuesday evening resulted in the fourth highway fatality in Grant county this year claiming the life of William Jay Bringman of Seneca.
Bringman, 19, died in the Blue Mountain Hospital about 3 a.m. Wednesday, according to State Police.
Bringman was home on leave from military service. He was to go to Vietnam, said the State Police.
The accident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. Tuesday just south of the city limits of Canyon City on Highway 395. The car apparently went out of control and rolled over on its top.
September 7, 1967
Seneca Youth Killed In Auto Mishap
A one-car accident late Tuesday evening resulted in the fourth highway fatality in Grant county this year claiming the life of William Jay Bringman of Seneca.
Bringman, 19, died in the Blue Mountain Hospital about 3 a.m. Wednesday, according to State Police.
Bringman was home on leave from military service. He was to go to Vietnam, said the State Police.
The accident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. Tuesday just south of the city limits of Canyon City on Highway 395. The car apparently went out of control and rolled over on its top.
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SP/4 WHO DIED WHILE IN THE
SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY
BELOVED SON OF
JAY AND ELMA BRINGMAN
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