Five Children Died in Auto Wreck

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Here's The Death Car In Genoa Tragedy
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FIVE CHILDREN DIED WHEN THIS AUT O WAS STRUCK BY A TRUCK TUESDAY
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I     Funeral   services   for
j four victims of the high¬
way tragedy that claim¬
ed the lives of five school
• children at Forest Park
| Tuesday will be held to¬
day (Friday) and for the fifth
j on   Saturday.
Victims of the truck-automobile
crash, worst highway disaster of
the year in Ottawa County, were
Charles Olcott, 16, aand Daniel
Dunn, 9, both of Genoa; Sandra
Willey, 6, of Elmore, and Jerry
Anderson, 8, and James Niehaus-
myer, 12, both of Woodville.
All pupils in Lott Day school in
Toledo, they were killed when the
automobile of Claire Dunn, 32,
Ge,noa, who was driving them to
school collided with a truck which
had skidded  across   the road.
Mr. Dunn, physical education
director and assistant football
coach of Waite High School, Tol¬
edo, was reported slightly impr¬
oved in' St. Vincent's Hospital,
'He received rib, arm. leg^ and
pelvis fractures and face lacerat¬
ions.
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