Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-02-11 | Page 5 | Fatal Crash Involving Juvenile Studied by Officials of Court

Fatal Crash Involving Juvenile Studied by y Officials l cia s 0 of Court While juvenile court officials Friday were seeking to fix responsibility responsibility responsibility re re- re- re in a fatal traffic accident involving a juvenile driver t three xee persons were under treatment for injuries suffered in accidents accidents accidents acci acci- dents in the Salt Lake City vicinity A hearing was set for 10 a a. a m. m Wednesday for Harry J J. 15 of 2374 Fifth East Fast street driver of a passenger automobile that fa fatally fatally la- la tally injured Mrs Lenora Walton 50 of Wander lane in Holla- Holla day The woman was struck by the car after acter it collided with a truck driven by J. J Earl MelIus 38 of East Fast Seventeenth South street at Thirty third South and Fifth East streets Wednesday afternoon Howard L L. Gee chief probation officer for the juvenile court said salt the hearing would be held in an effort to to determine whether the minor was operating the car with wilh permission of his father who thereby would be guilty of contributing to the delinquency delinquency delinquency de de- of a minor Funeral services for Mrs Walton Valton Waltona a n. veteran school teacher will be beheld beheld held at 2 p. p m. m Saturday in the Holladay L. L D. D S. S ward chapel with Bishop George Georgo Cox of Mount Olympus Olympus Olympus pus L. L D. D S. S ward officiating She was born June 24 1887 In Sn Cottonwood daughter of George Cand C C. and Wilhelmina Watts She attended attend attend- ed county schools and graduated from the University of Utah in 1906 and had been a teacher in the Granite school district 15 years Mrs Walton is survived by her husband Paul J. J Walton Valton a son Paul T. T Walton and a sister Mrs Leonard Cahoon of Holladay two brothers George C. C Watts of Oakdale Oakdale Oakdale Oak- Oak dale Cal CaI and Powell Watts of Kemmerer Wyo and a half- half k r ri i ir r f Y l 4 MISS Iss LENORA LENORA WA WALTON T N Last rites are set brother John F. F Maxfield of Mur- Mur ray ay Friends may call at the home of her sister Mrs Cahoon Holladay Holladay Holla- Holla day ay boulevard from 11 a. a m m. until time ime of services Saturday Mrs William O. O Bullock 1500 Eleventh East street was treated at the police emergency hospital at 1030 p p. p m. m Thursday for a sprained ankle The report showed that she was vas injured in a traffic accident at Thirty-fifth Thirty South and fourth Fifty-fourth West streets Marie Mario Swenson 11 of Thirteenth Thirteenth Thir- Thir East street suffered cuts bruises and shock when struck at Eighth South and Thirteenth East streets at p p. p m. m Thursday by bya a car reportedly driven by Mrs Enid Thurn Robertson 36 of 1584 Harvard avenue Everett Johnson 71 Sandy was treated by a Sandy physician for cuts and bruises suffered when he was struck by an automobile allegedly allegedly alleg- alleg edly driven by Albin Brown 21 Riverton at the Sandy junction on South State street Charles Ellwood Brown Brow 40 Lehi was in very poor condition at the Salt alt Lake general hospital where ho he 10 was under treatment for injuries suffered Wednesday in a 0 traffic collision at the Point of the Mountain Moun- Moun tain ain T. T D D. D Hughes 61 of G street reported to police Friday that he was vas driving the automobile which struck truck and bruised Harry Scarborough Scarborough Scarbor- Scarbor ough ugh 11 of 1344 Yale avenue and Don Madsen 11 of 1338 Thornton avenue venue as they crossed Thirteenth East street at Yale avenue Wednesday Wednesday Wednes- Wednes day ay night