born in Stewartsdale Township
Reported ‘Critical'
4 persons were injured, 2 critically, just before noon Tuesday in a two-car collision on U.S. Highway 10, a mile west of Menoken.
In critical condition are Mrs. Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 58, Hazelton, and Ellis C. Marsden, 34, of 1306 Thayer Avenue. Also injured were Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 68, and Miss Mary Ann Clark, 55, both of Hazelton. All are patients at the Bismarck Hospital.
O'Callaghan who suffered a cerebral concussion, lacerations, and abrasions about the head, told his attending physician the care he was driving was coming onto the highway from a side road and that a vehicle driven by Marsden was going east on U.S. 10 when the collision occurred.
O'Callaghan was coming from the south. He said he and his 2 passengers were en route to Bismarck. Marsden was alone. Highway Patrolmen Eddie Weible and Ryder Hamro investigated the accident.
Mrs. O'Callaghan sustained undetermined abdominal injuries. Marsden received severe head injuries and Miss Clark suffered lacerations and contusions, according to the attending physician.
Marsden is district representative for the North Dakota area for Edward Don & Co. of Chicago.
Passing motorists brought Marsden, O'Callaghan, and Miss Clark to the hospital. The Boelter Ambulance Service brought Mrs. O'Callaghan to Bismarck.
Source: unknown newspaper/author, abt. 1952
Via: Allen and Elaine (Marquart) O'Callaghan;
Allen is grandson of Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan
Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan, 94, Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Bismarck, North Dakota, died Monday, September 25, 1989, at the Bismarck nursing home.
Eliza Clark was born November 24, 1894 near Bismarck, the daughter of pioneer parents, John and Elizabeth (Thompson) Clark. She was christened at Stewartsdale Presbyterian Church and attended Stewartsdale Township School and graduated from Bismarck High School.
She received her teacher's certificate at Valley City Normal School. She then taught schools at Lincoln, Buchanan Valley, and Hazelton.
She married Garret "Garry" O'Callaghan, Sr., a pioneer in north Emmons County, on June 27, 1917, at Bismarck. They ranched in north Emmons County. Mr. O'Callaghan died in January of 1970, and Eliza remained on the ranch until 1980.
Eliza became an avid painter in her later years. She painted portraits, florals, wildlife, and scenery of her childhood memories. She was a member of the Hazelton Presbyterian Church for 72 years. She is survived by 2 sons and 1 daughter-in-law, James of Des Moines, IA, and Garry and Mabel of Bismarck; 4 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral Service: Thursday, September 28, 1989 at 1:30 pm at Hazelton Presbyterian Church in Hazelton, ND, with the Rev. Hart Edmonds of First Presbyterian Church in Bismarck officiating.
Graveside Service: Hazelton Cemetery, Hazelton, ND.
Casket Bearers: Richard Chyles, Robert Dahl, Don Davis, Gabe Erhardt, Quenton Foell, & Arnold Pederson.
Source: Eastgate Funeral Service funeral handout and unknown newspaper
2 children:
Garry O'Callaghan, Jr.
James Allen O'Callaghan
Reported ‘Critical'
4 persons were injured, 2 critically, just before noon Tuesday in a two-car collision on U.S. Highway 10, a mile west of Menoken.
In critical condition are Mrs. Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 58, Hazelton, and Ellis C. Marsden, 34, of 1306 Thayer Avenue. Also injured were Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 68, and Miss Mary Ann Clark, 55, both of Hazelton. All are patients at the Bismarck Hospital.
O'Callaghan who suffered a cerebral concussion, lacerations, and abrasions about the head, told his attending physician the care he was driving was coming onto the highway from a side road and that a vehicle driven by Marsden was going east on U.S. 10 when the collision occurred.
O'Callaghan was coming from the south. He said he and his 2 passengers were en route to Bismarck. Marsden was alone. Highway Patrolmen Eddie Weible and Ryder Hamro investigated the accident.
Mrs. O'Callaghan sustained undetermined abdominal injuries. Marsden received severe head injuries and Miss Clark suffered lacerations and contusions, according to the attending physician.
Marsden is district representative for the North Dakota area for Edward Don & Co. of Chicago.
Passing motorists brought Marsden, O'Callaghan, and Miss Clark to the hospital. The Boelter Ambulance Service brought Mrs. O'Callaghan to Bismarck.
Source: unknown newspaper/author, abt. 1952
Via: Allen and Elaine (Marquart) O'Callaghan;
Allen is grandson of Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan
Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan, 94, Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Bismarck, North Dakota, died Monday, September 25, 1989, at the Bismarck nursing home.
Eliza Clark was born November 24, 1894 near Bismarck, the daughter of pioneer parents, John and Elizabeth (Thompson) Clark. She was christened at Stewartsdale Presbyterian Church and attended Stewartsdale Township School and graduated from Bismarck High School.
She received her teacher's certificate at Valley City Normal School. She then taught schools at Lincoln, Buchanan Valley, and Hazelton.
She married Garret "Garry" O'Callaghan, Sr., a pioneer in north Emmons County, on June 27, 1917, at Bismarck. They ranched in north Emmons County. Mr. O'Callaghan died in January of 1970, and Eliza remained on the ranch until 1980.
Eliza became an avid painter in her later years. She painted portraits, florals, wildlife, and scenery of her childhood memories. She was a member of the Hazelton Presbyterian Church for 72 years. She is survived by 2 sons and 1 daughter-in-law, James of Des Moines, IA, and Garry and Mabel of Bismarck; 4 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral Service: Thursday, September 28, 1989 at 1:30 pm at Hazelton Presbyterian Church in Hazelton, ND, with the Rev. Hart Edmonds of First Presbyterian Church in Bismarck officiating.
Graveside Service: Hazelton Cemetery, Hazelton, ND.
Casket Bearers: Richard Chyles, Robert Dahl, Don Davis, Gabe Erhardt, Quenton Foell, & Arnold Pederson.
Source: Eastgate Funeral Service funeral handout and unknown newspaper
2 children:
Garry O'Callaghan, Jr.
James Allen O'Callaghan
born in Stewartsdale Township
Reported ‘Critical'
4 persons were injured, 2 critically, just before noon Tuesday in a two-car collision on U.S. Highway 10, a mile west of Menoken.
In critical condition are Mrs. Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 58, Hazelton, and Ellis C. Marsden, 34, of 1306 Thayer Avenue. Also injured were Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 68, and Miss Mary Ann Clark, 55, both of Hazelton. All are patients at the Bismarck Hospital.
O'Callaghan who suffered a cerebral concussion, lacerations, and abrasions about the head, told his attending physician the care he was driving was coming onto the highway from a side road and that a vehicle driven by Marsden was going east on U.S. 10 when the collision occurred.
O'Callaghan was coming from the south. He said he and his 2 passengers were en route to Bismarck. Marsden was alone. Highway Patrolmen Eddie Weible and Ryder Hamro investigated the accident.
Mrs. O'Callaghan sustained undetermined abdominal injuries. Marsden received severe head injuries and Miss Clark suffered lacerations and contusions, according to the attending physician.
Marsden is district representative for the North Dakota area for Edward Don & Co. of Chicago.
Passing motorists brought Marsden, O'Callaghan, and Miss Clark to the hospital. The Boelter Ambulance Service brought Mrs. O'Callaghan to Bismarck.
Source: unknown newspaper/author, abt. 1952
Via: Allen and Elaine (Marquart) O'Callaghan;
Allen is grandson of Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan
Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan, 94, Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Bismarck, North Dakota, died Monday, September 25, 1989, at the Bismarck nursing home.
Eliza Clark was born November 24, 1894 near Bismarck, the daughter of pioneer parents, John and Elizabeth (Thompson) Clark. She was christened at Stewartsdale Presbyterian Church and attended Stewartsdale Township School and graduated from Bismarck High School.
She received her teacher's certificate at Valley City Normal School. She then taught schools at Lincoln, Buchanan Valley, and Hazelton.
She married Garret "Garry" O'Callaghan, Sr., a pioneer in north Emmons County, on June 27, 1917, at Bismarck. They ranched in north Emmons County. Mr. O'Callaghan died in January of 1970, and Eliza remained on the ranch until 1980.
Eliza became an avid painter in her later years. She painted portraits, florals, wildlife, and scenery of her childhood memories. She was a member of the Hazelton Presbyterian Church for 72 years. She is survived by 2 sons and 1 daughter-in-law, James of Des Moines, IA, and Garry and Mabel of Bismarck; 4 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral Service: Thursday, September 28, 1989 at 1:30 pm at Hazelton Presbyterian Church in Hazelton, ND, with the Rev. Hart Edmonds of First Presbyterian Church in Bismarck officiating.
Graveside Service: Hazelton Cemetery, Hazelton, ND.
Casket Bearers: Richard Chyles, Robert Dahl, Don Davis, Gabe Erhardt, Quenton Foell, & Arnold Pederson.
Source: Eastgate Funeral Service funeral handout and unknown newspaper
2 children:
Garry O'Callaghan, Jr.
James Allen O'Callaghan
Reported ‘Critical'
4 persons were injured, 2 critically, just before noon Tuesday in a two-car collision on U.S. Highway 10, a mile west of Menoken.
In critical condition are Mrs. Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 58, Hazelton, and Ellis C. Marsden, 34, of 1306 Thayer Avenue. Also injured were Garry O'Callaghan, Sr., 68, and Miss Mary Ann Clark, 55, both of Hazelton. All are patients at the Bismarck Hospital.
O'Callaghan who suffered a cerebral concussion, lacerations, and abrasions about the head, told his attending physician the care he was driving was coming onto the highway from a side road and that a vehicle driven by Marsden was going east on U.S. 10 when the collision occurred.
O'Callaghan was coming from the south. He said he and his 2 passengers were en route to Bismarck. Marsden was alone. Highway Patrolmen Eddie Weible and Ryder Hamro investigated the accident.
Mrs. O'Callaghan sustained undetermined abdominal injuries. Marsden received severe head injuries and Miss Clark suffered lacerations and contusions, according to the attending physician.
Marsden is district representative for the North Dakota area for Edward Don & Co. of Chicago.
Passing motorists brought Marsden, O'Callaghan, and Miss Clark to the hospital. The Boelter Ambulance Service brought Mrs. O'Callaghan to Bismarck.
Source: unknown newspaper/author, abt. 1952
Via: Allen and Elaine (Marquart) O'Callaghan;
Allen is grandson of Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan
Eliza (Clark) O'Callaghan, 94, Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Bismarck, North Dakota, died Monday, September 25, 1989, at the Bismarck nursing home.
Eliza Clark was born November 24, 1894 near Bismarck, the daughter of pioneer parents, John and Elizabeth (Thompson) Clark. She was christened at Stewartsdale Presbyterian Church and attended Stewartsdale Township School and graduated from Bismarck High School.
She received her teacher's certificate at Valley City Normal School. She then taught schools at Lincoln, Buchanan Valley, and Hazelton.
She married Garret "Garry" O'Callaghan, Sr., a pioneer in north Emmons County, on June 27, 1917, at Bismarck. They ranched in north Emmons County. Mr. O'Callaghan died in January of 1970, and Eliza remained on the ranch until 1980.
Eliza became an avid painter in her later years. She painted portraits, florals, wildlife, and scenery of her childhood memories. She was a member of the Hazelton Presbyterian Church for 72 years. She is survived by 2 sons and 1 daughter-in-law, James of Des Moines, IA, and Garry and Mabel of Bismarck; 4 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Funeral Service: Thursday, September 28, 1989 at 1:30 pm at Hazelton Presbyterian Church in Hazelton, ND, with the Rev. Hart Edmonds of First Presbyterian Church in Bismarck officiating.
Graveside Service: Hazelton Cemetery, Hazelton, ND.
Casket Bearers: Richard Chyles, Robert Dahl, Don Davis, Gabe Erhardt, Quenton Foell, & Arnold Pederson.
Source: Eastgate Funeral Service funeral handout and unknown newspaper
2 children:
Garry O'Callaghan, Jr.
James Allen O'Callaghan
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