Published in the Athens Review June 29, 1933
T.D. Glenn, 41, injured in a three way auto smash-up on Highway 31 East of Chandler on Monday night at 8:30, died from the injuries sustained and will be buried Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be at the Beaird cemetery in Smith county.
Glenn's car, a truck driven by J.B. Houston of Chandler and another car, driven by Arthur St.John of Tyler collided and the lumber truck was turned over directly across the highway. Mr. Glenn was rushed to Tyler to a hospital where he died a few hours later.
None of the others in the wreck were injured, although a small boy riding in the truck with Houston was thrown clear of the wreckage.
Glenn operated the Red Moon filling station on West Erwin street. He formerly engaged in farming. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and had lived in Tyler about 11 years.
T.D. Glenn, 41, injured in a three way auto smash-up on Highway 31 East of Chandler on Monday night at 8:30, died from the injuries sustained and will be buried Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be at the Beaird cemetery in Smith county.
Glenn's car, a truck driven by J.B. Houston of Chandler and another car, driven by Arthur St.John of Tyler collided and the lumber truck was turned over directly across the highway. Mr. Glenn was rushed to Tyler to a hospital where he died a few hours later.
None of the others in the wreck were injured, although a small boy riding in the truck with Houston was thrown clear of the wreckage.
Glenn operated the Red Moon filling station on West Erwin street. He formerly engaged in farming. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and had lived in Tyler about 11 years.
Published in the Athens Review June 29, 1933
T.D. Glenn, 41, injured in a three way auto smash-up on Highway 31 East of Chandler on Monday night at 8:30, died from the injuries sustained and will be buried Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be at the Beaird cemetery in Smith county.
Glenn's car, a truck driven by J.B. Houston of Chandler and another car, driven by Arthur St.John of Tyler collided and the lumber truck was turned over directly across the highway. Mr. Glenn was rushed to Tyler to a hospital where he died a few hours later.
None of the others in the wreck were injured, although a small boy riding in the truck with Houston was thrown clear of the wreckage.
Glenn operated the Red Moon filling station on West Erwin street. He formerly engaged in farming. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and had lived in Tyler about 11 years.
T.D. Glenn, 41, injured in a three way auto smash-up on Highway 31 East of Chandler on Monday night at 8:30, died from the injuries sustained and will be buried Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be at the Beaird cemetery in Smith county.
Glenn's car, a truck driven by J.B. Houston of Chandler and another car, driven by Arthur St.John of Tyler collided and the lumber truck was turned over directly across the highway. Mr. Glenn was rushed to Tyler to a hospital where he died a few hours later.
None of the others in the wreck were injured, although a small boy riding in the truck with Houston was thrown clear of the wreckage.
Glenn operated the Red Moon filling station on West Erwin street. He formerly engaged in farming. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and had lived in Tyler about 11 years.
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