Two sisters, Ora and Lillian Haas, of Elsmere, Del., were killed in the headon collision of an automobile and a truck on a narrow bridge on route 41 between Gap and Christiana, Lancaster county Ora was 21 and Lillian 17.
Their mother, Mrs Jennie Haas, 45, was taken to the Coatesville Hospital suffering from shock and cuts and bruises. Her condition was described as serious. Two friends of the family, Miss Frances McElhinney, of Elsmere, and Eugene Smith, 26 of Wilmington Del., suffered minor injuries.
Harrisburg Telegraph January 29, 1940
Their mother, Mrs Jennie Haas, 45, was taken to the Coatesville Hospital suffering from shock and cuts and bruises. Her condition was described as serious. Two friends of the family, Miss Frances McElhinney, of Elsmere, and Eugene Smith, 26 of Wilmington Del., suffered minor injuries.
Harrisburg Telegraph January 29, 1940
Two sisters, Ora and Lillian Haas, of Elsmere, Del., were killed in the headon collision of an automobile and a truck on a narrow bridge on route 41 between Gap and Christiana, Lancaster county Ora was 21 and Lillian 17.
Their mother, Mrs Jennie Haas, 45, was taken to the Coatesville Hospital suffering from shock and cuts and bruises. Her condition was described as serious. Two friends of the family, Miss Frances McElhinney, of Elsmere, and Eugene Smith, 26 of Wilmington Del., suffered minor injuries.
Harrisburg Telegraph January 29, 1940
Their mother, Mrs Jennie Haas, 45, was taken to the Coatesville Hospital suffering from shock and cuts and bruises. Her condition was described as serious. Two friends of the family, Miss Frances McElhinney, of Elsmere, and Eugene Smith, 26 of Wilmington Del., suffered minor injuries.
Harrisburg Telegraph January 29, 1940
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