Arkansas Democrat - Little Rock, AR
Wednesday - 30 January 1952
Page 16 - Column 6
Berryville man Dies in Crash
Berryville - Guy Hattenhauer, 23, Berryville, was killed instantly when his car ran of Highway 62, three miles south of Eureka Springs, late last night. State Trooper Carl White said Hattenhauer apparently dozed at the wheel. His car went out of control and crashed into a tree.
Hattenhauer, who had been employed in Kansas City, Mo., until recently, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hattenhauer, Berryville.
The wreck was discovered by Gene and Jack Grogan, who otified police.
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Wednesday - 30 January 1952
Page 16 - Column 6
Berryville man Dies in Crash
Berryville - Guy Hattenhauer, 23, Berryville, was killed instantly when his car ran of Highway 62, three miles south of Eureka Springs, late last night. State Trooper Carl White said Hattenhauer apparently dozed at the wheel. His car went out of control and crashed into a tree.
Hattenhauer, who had been employed in Kansas City, Mo., until recently, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hattenhauer, Berryville.
The wreck was discovered by Gene and Jack Grogan, who otified police.
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Arkansas Democrat - Little Rock, AR
Wednesday - 30 January 1952
Page 16 - Column 6
Berryville man Dies in Crash
Berryville - Guy Hattenhauer, 23, Berryville, was killed instantly when his car ran of Highway 62, three miles south of Eureka Springs, late last night. State Trooper Carl White said Hattenhauer apparently dozed at the wheel. His car went out of control and crashed into a tree.
Hattenhauer, who had been employed in Kansas City, Mo., until recently, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hattenhauer, Berryville.
The wreck was discovered by Gene and Jack Grogan, who otified police.
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Wednesday - 30 January 1952
Page 16 - Column 6
Berryville man Dies in Crash
Berryville - Guy Hattenhauer, 23, Berryville, was killed instantly when his car ran of Highway 62, three miles south of Eureka Springs, late last night. State Trooper Carl White said Hattenhauer apparently dozed at the wheel. His car went out of control and crashed into a tree.
Hattenhauer, who had been employed in Kansas City, Mo., until recently, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hattenhauer, Berryville.
The wreck was discovered by Gene and Jack Grogan, who otified police.
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