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Show Spencer Killed When Auto Turns Over on Indianola Road Sterling Spencer, 19, son of Mert opeiuer 01 lncuanojia, died in-soinuy in-soinuy snoi-wy uerui e 1 a. m. tuis i-Viuay mrmng wneu his car over-wUi-nea aiie. a tire blowout on the it,-aa oew-en T'.iistie and lncuan-ola. lncuan-ola. The ycutn's neck and back were bicken In tne crash. in tne autouiooiie with Spencer Rere tne foliU'ing peupie wlao w.re injured: J-hn Bigler, 21, Indianola. In-dianola. Possible ln.ernal injuries, severe cuts and bruises aoout uead. Condition reported serious. Rapheel Peterson, 22, jjidianola, wrench. d back. Dean Peterson, 17, Indianola, bruises ab.ut chest and arms. Miss Lucina Elmer, 19, Birdseye, cuts, dislocated thumb. Shortly aa'ter Lhe accident Elmer and Ray Nielson of Magna drove by and took the injured to Indianola. Indian-ola. Investigation by Sheriff Ed Peterson Pe-terson led to the conclusion that no one was at fault. Spencer died almost instantly of a broken neck after the machine in which he was riding, driven by Bigler and occupied by the Petersen Peter-sen boys and Miss Elmer, overturned overturn-ed four times and rolled dwn an 18-foct embankment after a front tire blew out about a, mile north cf Indianola. Spencer was born in Indianola, October 22, 1918, a son of Murt H. and Ida S. Spencer. He attended the Fairview public schools and later was employed on his father's farm. His mother died nearly three years ago. Surviving are his father, his stepmother, step-mother, Mrs. Ora Lcmbardi Spencer; Spen-cer; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shepherd, Indianola; ten brothers and sisters, Mrs. Sar-ella Sar-ella Syndergaard and Orion Spencer, Spen-cer, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Maida Barker, Pairview; Erwin, Norma, Ronald, Paul, Dorcas Anne, Thel-ma, Thel-ma, and Mozelle Spencer, Indian ola: Fu'.eral services will be held In the Fairview North ward L. D. S. chapel Monday at 1 p. m., under the directicn of Bishop George Peterson. Pe-terson. Interment will be in the Pairview City cemetery. |
