Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-07-19 | Page 13 | Score Injured as Result of Auto Mishaps

SCORE INJURED AS RESULT OF AUTOJSHAPS Five Arrested After Accidents in and Near S. L. The toll of traffic accidents in and near Salt Lake City for Monday Mon-day and the week-end: 20 injured, five arrested. Mrs. Augusta Johnson, 69, Ophlr, suffered a fractured thigh,' and Charles Burg, T7, Ophlr, head cuts when an automobile driven by Mr. Borg collided Monday at Sixth South and Fifth East streets with a ma-china ma-china driven by Miss Jeanette Ros-enstock, Ros-enstock, 83, 431 First avenue. Mrs. Joan Gannuscia, It, of 578 South Sixth West street, suffered an injured shoulder and bruises Monday when -a car driven by her husband, Leonard Gannuscia, collided col-lided at Thirty-third South atreet and Redwood road with an automobile auto-mobile operated by Burel Littlefield, Magna. Four persons were Injured In a collision of two cars Sunday night at Redwood road and Twenty-first South street. Caren Conradson, IT, Magna, suffered suf-fered a fractured left arm; her sister, sis-ter, Louise, 19, cut head; Elmer Greenhalgh. Is, cut head; Clyde Donkley, 19, of 155 North Main street, a fractured left arm. A car driven by Donkley collided with one operated by Roy Pulley, 21, of 56 North Third West street Walter Jackson, 14, Murray, suffered suf-fered shock when his bicycle collided col-lided Sunday night with an automobile auto-mobile driven by Harvey Blackett, 19, Hunter, at Forty-eighth South and State streets. Lieutenant Frank Blasius, Idaho Falls, Idaho, reserve officer on duty at the Fort Douglas C. M. T. C suffered suf-fered a bruised leg when his motor- cycle was struck Sunday In the 700 block on South Main street by an automobile driven by Joseph Fen-nell. Fen-nell. 25, Eureka. Police, who arrested Fennell on reckless driving chargea. said he swerved to the wrong side of the street and sideswiped another car before atriking the motorcycle. Struck by an automobile driven by his sister, Vera, as it turned Into a driveway at his residence, Clarence Clar-ence Sharp, 13. of 252 Fifth East atreet Buffered bruises. Charles W. Myers, 47, same address, owner of the car, waa booked on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by permitting the Sharp girl to drive the machine. Mrs. Agnes Collins. 62, of 677 Fifth East street , suffered shock and bruises when an automobile in which she waa riding and driven by George Collins, 22, same addreas, collided at Lake street and Wilson svenue with a car operated by Charles Webb, 18, of 1738 Eighth East street Seriously Injured in an accident Saturday midnight Frank Wine-riter, Wine-riter, 37. of 329 Marguerite court waa reported in "fair" condition Monday at Salt Lake general hospital. hos-pital. Mr. Wineriter suffered fractures of both legs when struck by an automobile au-tomobile driven by Jimmy Maguire. 27, Draper, on South State atreet near Sandy. Mr. Wineriter was putting put-ting oil into the motor of his car on the side of the highway, officers said Seriously cut in the right eye, Ben Poulsen, 19. of 948 Yale avenue was treated at St Mark's hospital after an accident early Sunday on the Saltair highway near the airport Young Poulsen was riding in a car driven by Woodrow Stillman, 21. of 1055 South Eighth West street that crashed Into the rear of a machine ma-chine operated by Muriel Silcox, 21, Midvale. Stillman, slightly injured, was arrested on a reckless driving charge.