Her and her husband, Joseph Albert Matocha, Sr. lived in Crescent City, California. They were on their way to Sheridan to visit family when Marie was killed in an automobile accident in Grants Pass, Oregon.
Statesman Journal April 20, 1955 page 16.
 GRANTS PASS Injuries suffered in a highway collision Friday proved, fatal Tuesday to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, Crescent City, Calif. The car in which she was riding and a truck and trailer collided at the junction of the Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. Her husband Ray, 53, also was injured, but was released from the hospital Monday. The truck driver. J. W. Corbett of Springfield, was not hurt.ÂÂÂ
The Times Standard Eureka, CA. April 20, 1955 page 3
Woman Dies In Accident Grants Pass.-- Injuries suffered in a traffic accident last Friday proved "fatal' to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, of 917 J street. Crescent City. She succumbed here on Tuesday. Her husband, Ray Matocha, 53, was released from the hospital on Monday. -The accident occurred'at'the junction of Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. The Matocha car and a truck and trailer collided. J. W. Corbett, of Springfield, Oregon,- driver of the truck, was uninjured.
Statesman Journal April 20, 1955 page 16.
 GRANTS PASS Injuries suffered in a highway collision Friday proved, fatal Tuesday to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, Crescent City, Calif. The car in which she was riding and a truck and trailer collided at the junction of the Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. Her husband Ray, 53, also was injured, but was released from the hospital Monday. The truck driver. J. W. Corbett of Springfield, was not hurt.ÂÂÂ
The Times Standard Eureka, CA. April 20, 1955 page 3
Woman Dies In Accident Grants Pass.-- Injuries suffered in a traffic accident last Friday proved "fatal' to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, of 917 J street. Crescent City. She succumbed here on Tuesday. Her husband, Ray Matocha, 53, was released from the hospital on Monday. -The accident occurred'at'the junction of Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. The Matocha car and a truck and trailer collided. J. W. Corbett, of Springfield, Oregon,- driver of the truck, was uninjured.
Her and her husband, Joseph Albert Matocha, Sr. lived in Crescent City, California. They were on their way to Sheridan to visit family when Marie was killed in an automobile accident in Grants Pass, Oregon.
Statesman Journal April 20, 1955 page 16.
 GRANTS PASS Injuries suffered in a highway collision Friday proved, fatal Tuesday to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, Crescent City, Calif. The car in which she was riding and a truck and trailer collided at the junction of the Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. Her husband Ray, 53, also was injured, but was released from the hospital Monday. The truck driver. J. W. Corbett of Springfield, was not hurt.ÂÂÂ
The Times Standard Eureka, CA. April 20, 1955 page 3
Woman Dies In Accident Grants Pass.-- Injuries suffered in a traffic accident last Friday proved "fatal' to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, of 917 J street. Crescent City. She succumbed here on Tuesday. Her husband, Ray Matocha, 53, was released from the hospital on Monday. -The accident occurred'at'the junction of Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. The Matocha car and a truck and trailer collided. J. W. Corbett, of Springfield, Oregon,- driver of the truck, was uninjured.
Statesman Journal April 20, 1955 page 16.
 GRANTS PASS Injuries suffered in a highway collision Friday proved, fatal Tuesday to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, Crescent City, Calif. The car in which she was riding and a truck and trailer collided at the junction of the Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. Her husband Ray, 53, also was injured, but was released from the hospital Monday. The truck driver. J. W. Corbett of Springfield, was not hurt.ÂÂÂ
The Times Standard Eureka, CA. April 20, 1955 page 3
Woman Dies In Accident Grants Pass.-- Injuries suffered in a traffic accident last Friday proved "fatal' to Mrs. Marie Matocha, 45, of 917 J street. Crescent City. She succumbed here on Tuesday. Her husband, Ray Matocha, 53, was released from the hospital on Monday. -The accident occurred'at'the junction of Pacific Highway and Redwood Highway. The Matocha car and a truck and trailer collided. J. W. Corbett, of Springfield, Oregon,- driver of the truck, was uninjured.
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