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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 17 Dec 1959 p. 3
''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1959 Dec 17 p. 3


Birth date: 1888
Birth date: 1888
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<font size="+2">'''Amish Woman Killed In Head-On Crash'''</font>
<center><h3>FATALLY HURT WHEN HORSE AND BUGGY IS HIT BY SPEEDING CAR </h3></center>   
New Wilmington, Pa. &#8212; A horse drawn buggy was struck head-on by a speeding car near here, resulting in instant death for Mrs. Joe D. Mast, 71, who was riding in the buggy with her son-in-law, Dan J. Byler.  He escaped with scratches and bruises.   
The accident occurred about one-half mile from Mrs. Mast's home.  The horse was instantly killed and the entrails scattered through the interior of the car.   
Mrs. Mast is survived by four sons and a single daughter, Sarah, who lived with her.  Funeral services were held Dec. 2 and the Mast farm.


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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1959 Dec 17 p. 3

Birth date: 1888

text of obituary:

Amish Woman Killed In Head-On Crash

FATALLY HURT WHEN HORSE AND BUGGY IS HIT BY SPEEDING CAR

New Wilmington, Pa. — A horse drawn buggy was struck head-on by a speeding car near here, resulting in instant death for Mrs. Joe D. Mast, 71, who was riding in the buggy with her son-in-law, Dan J. Byler. He escaped with scratches and bruises.

The accident occurred about one-half mile from Mrs. Mast's home. The horse was instantly killed and the entrails scattered through the interior of the car.

Mrs. Mast is survived by four sons and a single daughter, Sarah, who lived with her. Funeral services were held Dec. 2 and the Mast farm.