Joseph is the son of John & Rose Lombard. He died as a result of injuries and complications he received in a car accident in 1933. He and wife Florence had one son, Joseph John Lombard b. 4 Nov 1928 d. 24 Dec 1985. Florence remarried after Joseph's death, a gentleman named Charles Hummell. Florence is not buried with Joseph, she is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, CA with 2nd husband Charles Hummell.
9 Aug 1933 Binghamton Press Headline reads:
Six Injured Seriously as Autos Skid in Rain, Crash Near Apalachin
Car in a Ditch is Smashed by 2nd Machine
Three have fractured skulls, two others probably have
Two of Injured Boys
Four Men on Way to Their Homes from Work
Four men and two boys were injured seriously when two automobiles skidded and collided near the bridge at the "cutoff" east of Apalachin late Friday. Five passing motorists took them to Ideal hospital in Endicott.
The injured:
STANLEY FORD 28, of Apalachin - possible fracture of the skull, lacerations on the left side of head and on right forearm; condition today serious.
JOSEPH LOMBARDI 29, of 26 Adeline Street, Owego, believed to be the driver of one of the cars - fractured of skull and shock; condition serious.
JOSEPH L DUBISCH, 35, of 59 Main Street, Owego - fracture of skull, laceration of eyelid, brush burns on both legs and chests; condition serious.
HARRY WALKER, 34 of 107 North Avenue, Owego - probable fracture at the base of the skull, fracture of ribs on the right side, contusion of chest; condition fair
EDWIN LATHAM, 18, of 510 Central Street, Endicott - fracture of the skull and multiple lacerations of scalp; condition serious.
DONALD ALLEN, 16, of 310 Mersereau Avenue, Endicott - probable collapse of right lung caused by fracture of ribs; condition fair.
Latham and Allen were passengers in a car driven east by John W. Mills, 18, of 313 Arthur Avenue, Endicott. In this car also was Samuel Kanar, 19, of Kingston, Pa., visiting at the Mills home. Mills and Kanar were not injured. The others were riding in the Lombardi car.
Mills reported today at Endicott police headquarters that at the east end of the bridge his car skidded on the conrete paving made slippery by the rain, turned completely around and ran into a ditch on the left side of the road.
"The other car," he reported, "must have skidded at the same time into the ditch, hitting my car in the rear with its left side."
The accident was investigated by Policeman Carlton E. Popple. None of the four in the Lombardi car could give any account of the accident. The men in his car were returning to their homes from work in Endicott and Binghamton. The members of the Mills party were returning from Owego, where they had been swimming.
The two automobiles were wrecked.
11 Aug 1933 - Binghamton Press
Aug. 11 - Joseph Lombard, aged 29, of Owego, died at Ideal hospital of injuries he received Aug. 8 in an automobile accident near Apalachin; cause of death, concussion of brain and pneumonia.
9 Aug 1933 Binghamton Press Headline reads:
Six Injured Seriously as Autos Skid in Rain, Crash Near Apalachin
Car in a Ditch is Smashed by 2nd Machine
Three have fractured skulls, two others probably have
Two of Injured Boys
Four Men on Way to Their Homes from Work
Four men and two boys were injured seriously when two automobiles skidded and collided near the bridge at the "cutoff" east of Apalachin late Friday. Five passing motorists took them to Ideal hospital in Endicott.
The injured:
STANLEY FORD 28, of Apalachin - possible fracture of the skull, lacerations on the left side of head and on right forearm; condition today serious.
JOSEPH LOMBARDI 29, of 26 Adeline Street, Owego, believed to be the driver of one of the cars - fractured of skull and shock; condition serious.
JOSEPH L DUBISCH, 35, of 59 Main Street, Owego - fracture of skull, laceration of eyelid, brush burns on both legs and chests; condition serious.
HARRY WALKER, 34 of 107 North Avenue, Owego - probable fracture at the base of the skull, fracture of ribs on the right side, contusion of chest; condition fair
EDWIN LATHAM, 18, of 510 Central Street, Endicott - fracture of the skull and multiple lacerations of scalp; condition serious.
DONALD ALLEN, 16, of 310 Mersereau Avenue, Endicott - probable collapse of right lung caused by fracture of ribs; condition fair.
Latham and Allen were passengers in a car driven east by John W. Mills, 18, of 313 Arthur Avenue, Endicott. In this car also was Samuel Kanar, 19, of Kingston, Pa., visiting at the Mills home. Mills and Kanar were not injured. The others were riding in the Lombardi car.
Mills reported today at Endicott police headquarters that at the east end of the bridge his car skidded on the conrete paving made slippery by the rain, turned completely around and ran into a ditch on the left side of the road.
"The other car," he reported, "must have skidded at the same time into the ditch, hitting my car in the rear with its left side."
The accident was investigated by Policeman Carlton E. Popple. None of the four in the Lombardi car could give any account of the accident. The men in his car were returning to their homes from work in Endicott and Binghamton. The members of the Mills party were returning from Owego, where they had been swimming.
The two automobiles were wrecked.
11 Aug 1933 - Binghamton Press
Aug. 11 - Joseph Lombard, aged 29, of Owego, died at Ideal hospital of injuries he received Aug. 8 in an automobile accident near Apalachin; cause of death, concussion of brain and pneumonia.
Joseph is the son of John & Rose Lombard. He died as a result of injuries and complications he received in a car accident in 1933. He and wife Florence had one son, Joseph John Lombard b. 4 Nov 1928 d. 24 Dec 1985. Florence remarried after Joseph's death, a gentleman named Charles Hummell. Florence is not buried with Joseph, she is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, CA with 2nd husband Charles Hummell.
9 Aug 1933 Binghamton Press Headline reads:
Six Injured Seriously as Autos Skid in Rain, Crash Near Apalachin
Car in a Ditch is Smashed by 2nd Machine
Three have fractured skulls, two others probably have
Two of Injured Boys
Four Men on Way to Their Homes from Work
Four men and two boys were injured seriously when two automobiles skidded and collided near the bridge at the "cutoff" east of Apalachin late Friday. Five passing motorists took them to Ideal hospital in Endicott.
The injured:
STANLEY FORD 28, of Apalachin - possible fracture of the skull, lacerations on the left side of head and on right forearm; condition today serious.
JOSEPH LOMBARDI 29, of 26 Adeline Street, Owego, believed to be the driver of one of the cars - fractured of skull and shock; condition serious.
JOSEPH L DUBISCH, 35, of 59 Main Street, Owego - fracture of skull, laceration of eyelid, brush burns on both legs and chests; condition serious.
HARRY WALKER, 34 of 107 North Avenue, Owego - probable fracture at the base of the skull, fracture of ribs on the right side, contusion of chest; condition fair
EDWIN LATHAM, 18, of 510 Central Street, Endicott - fracture of the skull and multiple lacerations of scalp; condition serious.
DONALD ALLEN, 16, of 310 Mersereau Avenue, Endicott - probable collapse of right lung caused by fracture of ribs; condition fair.
Latham and Allen were passengers in a car driven east by John W. Mills, 18, of 313 Arthur Avenue, Endicott. In this car also was Samuel Kanar, 19, of Kingston, Pa., visiting at the Mills home. Mills and Kanar were not injured. The others were riding in the Lombardi car.
Mills reported today at Endicott police headquarters that at the east end of the bridge his car skidded on the conrete paving made slippery by the rain, turned completely around and ran into a ditch on the left side of the road.
"The other car," he reported, "must have skidded at the same time into the ditch, hitting my car in the rear with its left side."
The accident was investigated by Policeman Carlton E. Popple. None of the four in the Lombardi car could give any account of the accident. The men in his car were returning to their homes from work in Endicott and Binghamton. The members of the Mills party were returning from Owego, where they had been swimming.
The two automobiles were wrecked.
11 Aug 1933 - Binghamton Press
Aug. 11 - Joseph Lombard, aged 29, of Owego, died at Ideal hospital of injuries he received Aug. 8 in an automobile accident near Apalachin; cause of death, concussion of brain and pneumonia.
9 Aug 1933 Binghamton Press Headline reads:
Six Injured Seriously as Autos Skid in Rain, Crash Near Apalachin
Car in a Ditch is Smashed by 2nd Machine
Three have fractured skulls, two others probably have
Two of Injured Boys
Four Men on Way to Their Homes from Work
Four men and two boys were injured seriously when two automobiles skidded and collided near the bridge at the "cutoff" east of Apalachin late Friday. Five passing motorists took them to Ideal hospital in Endicott.
The injured:
STANLEY FORD 28, of Apalachin - possible fracture of the skull, lacerations on the left side of head and on right forearm; condition today serious.
JOSEPH LOMBARDI 29, of 26 Adeline Street, Owego, believed to be the driver of one of the cars - fractured of skull and shock; condition serious.
JOSEPH L DUBISCH, 35, of 59 Main Street, Owego - fracture of skull, laceration of eyelid, brush burns on both legs and chests; condition serious.
HARRY WALKER, 34 of 107 North Avenue, Owego - probable fracture at the base of the skull, fracture of ribs on the right side, contusion of chest; condition fair
EDWIN LATHAM, 18, of 510 Central Street, Endicott - fracture of the skull and multiple lacerations of scalp; condition serious.
DONALD ALLEN, 16, of 310 Mersereau Avenue, Endicott - probable collapse of right lung caused by fracture of ribs; condition fair.
Latham and Allen were passengers in a car driven east by John W. Mills, 18, of 313 Arthur Avenue, Endicott. In this car also was Samuel Kanar, 19, of Kingston, Pa., visiting at the Mills home. Mills and Kanar were not injured. The others were riding in the Lombardi car.
Mills reported today at Endicott police headquarters that at the east end of the bridge his car skidded on the conrete paving made slippery by the rain, turned completely around and ran into a ditch on the left side of the road.
"The other car," he reported, "must have skidded at the same time into the ditch, hitting my car in the rear with its left side."
The accident was investigated by Policeman Carlton E. Popple. None of the four in the Lombardi car could give any account of the accident. The men in his car were returning to their homes from work in Endicott and Binghamton. The members of the Mills party were returning from Owego, where they had been swimming.
The two automobiles were wrecked.
11 Aug 1933 - Binghamton Press
Aug. 11 - Joseph Lombard, aged 29, of Owego, died at Ideal hospital of injuries he received Aug. 8 in an automobile accident near Apalachin; cause of death, concussion of brain and pneumonia.
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