Father of Girls Said Near Death
FOREST, June 25 - Two members of a Hancock-co family were dead today and a third was near death in a Kenton hospital as the result of a train-auto crash here yesterday.
Madeline Muriel Musgrave, 16, and her sister, Marjie Ellen Musgrave, 13, were killed instantly in the crash.
The father, Harvey Musgrave, suffered a severe concussion of the brain. His condition was reported as critical late this morning by the attaches of San Antonio hospital, Kenton.
Mrs. Musgrave and a son, Lowell, 7, also were in the car but escaped injury.
The family automobile, driven by the father, was hit at the Zimmerman-st crossing in Forest at 2:28 p.m. yesterday by a New York Central passenger train.
Hardin-co Coroner John A. Mooney, Kenton, returned a verdict of accidental death.
Besides their parents, the sisters are survived by the following brothers and sisters, Lawrence E., Petersburg, Mich.; Lyston D., Arlington; Lloyd G., Findlay and Lowell, at home; Mrs. Marguerite Getz, Dunkirk; Mrs. Marcella Johnson, Waynesfield; Mrs. Leeth, Forest, and Mrs. Maxine Price, Toledo.
The girls were members of the Union Chapel church, west of Forest, where a double funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. J. J. Anglemeyer will officiate with burial in the Hueston cemetery. The bodies will remain in the Shields funeral home, Forest, until time for services.
(published in The Lima News, Friday, June 25, 1948, page 4)
Father of Girls Said Near Death
FOREST, June 25 - Two members of a Hancock-co family were dead today and a third was near death in a Kenton hospital as the result of a train-auto crash here yesterday.
Madeline Muriel Musgrave, 16, and her sister, Marjie Ellen Musgrave, 13, were killed instantly in the crash.
The father, Harvey Musgrave, suffered a severe concussion of the brain. His condition was reported as critical late this morning by the attaches of San Antonio hospital, Kenton.
Mrs. Musgrave and a son, Lowell, 7, also were in the car but escaped injury.
The family automobile, driven by the father, was hit at the Zimmerman-st crossing in Forest at 2:28 p.m. yesterday by a New York Central passenger train.
Hardin-co Coroner John A. Mooney, Kenton, returned a verdict of accidental death.
Besides their parents, the sisters are survived by the following brothers and sisters, Lawrence E., Petersburg, Mich.; Lyston D., Arlington; Lloyd G., Findlay and Lowell, at home; Mrs. Marguerite Getz, Dunkirk; Mrs. Marcella Johnson, Waynesfield; Mrs. Leeth, Forest, and Mrs. Maxine Price, Toledo.
The girls were members of the Union Chapel church, west of Forest, where a double funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. J. J. Anglemeyer will officiate with burial in the Hueston cemetery. The bodies will remain in the Shields funeral home, Forest, until time for services.
(published in The Lima News, Friday, June 25, 1948, page 4)
Family Members
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Lawrence Elmer Musgrave
1913–1980
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Marguerite Catherine Musgrave Getz
1914–1989
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LeRoy Musgrave
1918–1931
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Martha Musgrave
1918–1919
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Lyston D Musgrave
1920–1975
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Lloyd G "Jake" Musgrave
1921–1993
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Marcielle Grace Musgrave Johnson
1923–2000
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Mary Esther Musgrave Leeth
1924–1982
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Maxine Price
1926–2000
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Lewis Musgrave
1928–1931
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Marie Musgrave
1929–1929
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Mollie Ann Musgrave
1934–1934
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Marjie Ellen Musgrave
1935–1948
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Lowell Thomas Musgrave
1938–1949
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