8 May 1951, Zanesville Signal. Fourth Fatality. Mrs. Robert Clark. Mrs. Robert Clark Dies of Injuries. The death today of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 36, of Grandview road, Licking View, brought to four the number of dead in the traffic accident last Saturday morning near Sunbury in Delaware County. Mrs. Clark died at 1:30 o'clock this morning in White Cross hospital. She had been in critical condition since the accident and had never regained consciousness. An operation was performed yesterday in her hospital room. Funeral services for Mrs. Clark's husband, Robert, 41, his sister, Mrs. Dwight Dusenberry, 46, of 623 Caldwell Street, and Arthur Bischoff, 54, of Maysville pike, who died in the crash, were held today. Mrs. Clark, who had been employed at the Dwight Dusenberry cleaning company on Underwood street, was a native of Zanesville and a graduate of Lash high school. She and her husband formerly resided in East Fultonham before moving to Licking View three years ago. She was the daughter of the (turn to page 11) late John and Bertha McKnaughten of this city. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Smith of Pleasant Grove road, Mrs. Louise Denning of 913 Turner street, Mrs. Bessie Kokensparger of Cleveland, and Mrs. Faye Little of Chicago, and a number of nieces and nephews.
The body has been brought to the Mader-Peoples funeral home. Dwight Dusenberry, 46, and Harry Clark, 55, of 817 Elberon avenue, were in good condition today at White Cross hospital. The were injured in the accident.
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9 May 1951, Zanesville Signal. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Mader-Peoples funeral home for Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 36, of Licking View. Rev. L. A. Schreiber of Central Trinity Methodist church will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Clark died Tuesday in White Cross hospital as the result of injuries sustained in an accident Saturday morning near Sunbury in which her huband, Robert, 41, Arthur Bischoff, 54, of Maysville pike, and Mr. Clark's sister, Mrs. Dwight Dusenberry, 46, of 623 Caldwell street, were killed.