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Neiswander, Alta (1911-1932)
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Bluffton, Ohio, Oct. 27. — Week-end auto fatalities in the Bluffton district mounted to four with the death of Miss Alta Neiswander, 21, of near Bluffton, of injuries received in a Pennwsylvania railroad grade crossing crash on the County Line Roard [''sic''] near LaFayette early Monday. |
Bluffton, Ohio, Oct. 27. — Week-end auto fatalities in the Bluffton district mounted to four with the death of Miss Alta Neiswander, 21, of near Bluffton, of injuries received in a Pennwsylvania railroad grade crossing crash on the County Line Roard [''sic''] near LaFayette early Monday. |
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| + | Carey Steiner, 24, of Bluffton, and Marguerite Geiger, 19, of Pandora, other occupants of the car, suffered cuts and bruises. |
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| + | The crash happened about 6 a. m. when the three were en route to Columbus, where Miss Neiswander was to have begun a course in beauty culture. Steiner, driver of the car, and Miss Geiger were returning to their studies at Ohio State university. |
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Revision as of 15:07, 28 January 2013
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1932 Nov 2 p. 1
Birth date: 1911
text of obituary:
Auto Fatalities Claim Four Lives At Bluffton, O.
Bluffton, Ohio, Oct. 27. — Week-end auto fatalities in the Bluffton district mounted to four with the death of Miss Alta Neiswander, 21, of near Bluffton, of injuries received in a Pennwsylvania railroad grade crossing crash on the County Line Roard [sic] near LaFayette early Monday.
Carey Steiner, 24, of Bluffton, and Marguerite Geiger, 19, of Pandora, other occupants of the car, suffered cuts and bruises.
The crash happened about 6 a. m. when the three were en route to Columbus, where Miss Neiswander was to have begun a course in beauty culture. Steiner, driver of the car, and Miss Geiger were returning to their studies at Ohio State university.
