Copied from the Shawnee News Star Dec 13, 1969
* Lincoln County People Killed In Car Wreck
Two young Lincoln County people and a Tulsa motorist were killed Saturday in two traffic accidents.
The deaths increased Oklahoma's 1969 traffic toll to 834 compared to 756 a year ago.
The dead:
Ernie Lee Stein,20, Wellston, Sandy Sue Laird,17, Wellston. Robert Dale Dodson,26, Tulsa.
Stein died a few hours after the Meeker girl. Both were injured during the early morning hours when the car driven by Stein went out of control on a curve in the Oklahoma County community of Arcadia and over turned, the Highway patrol said.
Dodson was the driver of a car that went out of control and hit a tree on the south edge of the downtown business district of Tulsa. Ronald W. Wilson 24, a passenger, was injured and reported in fair condition.
Miss Sandra Sue Laird, 17 Rossvile, Wellston area died of injuries received in a traffic accident in Arcadia at 12:30 am on Saturday.
Service will be at 2pm Monday at the Wellston High School Auditorium. Rev Herbert Firtze, pastofr of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be at Rossville Cementary.
Miss Laird was born in New Port, R.I., on Nov 20, 1952.
She was the daughter of T.C. and Illa Laird and resided in the Wellston area for the past three years.
Miss Laird was a junior at Wellston High School was a pepclub cheerleader in 1968 and was a member of the Future Home Makers of America.
Surviors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Laird, OF the home; her grandparents Mrs. Blanche Laird, Alexandria La; and Mrs Geneva Stibenow, of the home; three sisters, Geneva Faye Laird and Vicky Lynn Laird, both of Oklahoma City; and Linda Jean Laird, of the home.
* Lincoln County People Killed In Car Wreck
Two young Lincoln County people and a Tulsa motorist were killed Saturday in two traffic accidents.
The deaths increased Oklahoma's 1969 traffic toll to 834 compared to 756 a year ago.
The dead:
Ernie Lee Stein,20, Wellston, Sandy Sue Laird,17, Wellston. Robert Dale Dodson,26, Tulsa.
Stein died a few hours after the Meeker girl. Both were injured during the early morning hours when the car driven by Stein went out of control on a curve in the Oklahoma County community of Arcadia and over turned, the Highway patrol said.
Dodson was the driver of a car that went out of control and hit a tree on the south edge of the downtown business district of Tulsa. Ronald W. Wilson 24, a passenger, was injured and reported in fair condition.
Miss Sandra Sue Laird, 17 Rossvile, Wellston area died of injuries received in a traffic accident in Arcadia at 12:30 am on Saturday.
Service will be at 2pm Monday at the Wellston High School Auditorium. Rev Herbert Firtze, pastofr of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be at Rossville Cementary.
Miss Laird was born in New Port, R.I., on Nov 20, 1952.
She was the daughter of T.C. and Illa Laird and resided in the Wellston area for the past three years.
Miss Laird was a junior at Wellston High School was a pepclub cheerleader in 1968 and was a member of the Future Home Makers of America.
Surviors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Laird, OF the home; her grandparents Mrs. Blanche Laird, Alexandria La; and Mrs Geneva Stibenow, of the home; three sisters, Geneva Faye Laird and Vicky Lynn Laird, both of Oklahoma City; and Linda Jean Laird, of the home.
Copied from the Shawnee News Star Dec 13, 1969
* Lincoln County People Killed In Car Wreck
Two young Lincoln County people and a Tulsa motorist were killed Saturday in two traffic accidents.
The deaths increased Oklahoma's 1969 traffic toll to 834 compared to 756 a year ago.
The dead:
Ernie Lee Stein,20, Wellston, Sandy Sue Laird,17, Wellston. Robert Dale Dodson,26, Tulsa.
Stein died a few hours after the Meeker girl. Both were injured during the early morning hours when the car driven by Stein went out of control on a curve in the Oklahoma County community of Arcadia and over turned, the Highway patrol said.
Dodson was the driver of a car that went out of control and hit a tree on the south edge of the downtown business district of Tulsa. Ronald W. Wilson 24, a passenger, was injured and reported in fair condition.
Miss Sandra Sue Laird, 17 Rossvile, Wellston area died of injuries received in a traffic accident in Arcadia at 12:30 am on Saturday.
Service will be at 2pm Monday at the Wellston High School Auditorium. Rev Herbert Firtze, pastofr of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be at Rossville Cementary.
Miss Laird was born in New Port, R.I., on Nov 20, 1952.
She was the daughter of T.C. and Illa Laird and resided in the Wellston area for the past three years.
Miss Laird was a junior at Wellston High School was a pepclub cheerleader in 1968 and was a member of the Future Home Makers of America.
Surviors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Laird, OF the home; her grandparents Mrs. Blanche Laird, Alexandria La; and Mrs Geneva Stibenow, of the home; three sisters, Geneva Faye Laird and Vicky Lynn Laird, both of Oklahoma City; and Linda Jean Laird, of the home.
* Lincoln County People Killed In Car Wreck
Two young Lincoln County people and a Tulsa motorist were killed Saturday in two traffic accidents.
The deaths increased Oklahoma's 1969 traffic toll to 834 compared to 756 a year ago.
The dead:
Ernie Lee Stein,20, Wellston, Sandy Sue Laird,17, Wellston. Robert Dale Dodson,26, Tulsa.
Stein died a few hours after the Meeker girl. Both were injured during the early morning hours when the car driven by Stein went out of control on a curve in the Oklahoma County community of Arcadia and over turned, the Highway patrol said.
Dodson was the driver of a car that went out of control and hit a tree on the south edge of the downtown business district of Tulsa. Ronald W. Wilson 24, a passenger, was injured and reported in fair condition.
Miss Sandra Sue Laird, 17 Rossvile, Wellston area died of injuries received in a traffic accident in Arcadia at 12:30 am on Saturday.
Service will be at 2pm Monday at the Wellston High School Auditorium. Rev Herbert Firtze, pastofr of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be at Rossville Cementary.
Miss Laird was born in New Port, R.I., on Nov 20, 1952.
She was the daughter of T.C. and Illa Laird and resided in the Wellston area for the past three years.
Miss Laird was a junior at Wellston High School was a pepclub cheerleader in 1968 and was a member of the Future Home Makers of America.
Surviors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Laird, OF the home; her grandparents Mrs. Blanche Laird, Alexandria La; and Mrs Geneva Stibenow, of the home; three sisters, Geneva Faye Laird and Vicky Lynn Laird, both of Oklahoma City; and Linda Jean Laird, of the home.
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