OTTUMWA DAILY COURIER
OCT 25, 1934
WOMAN HIT ON STREET
CAR SOUGHT
Mrs. Gladys 27 year old wife of William Baughman of 325 Main Street is in unconscious condition today at the Ottumwa Hospital after been struck by a hit and run truck on Federal Highway N. 63; some distance south of the Madison Avenue paving around 11:00 pm Wednesday. Mr. Baughman said the truck looked like a live stock truck and did not have their lights on.
Hospital authorities said that Mrs. Baughman suffered a skull fracture and deep scalp wounds. Her condition is reguarded as serious.
In the car with Mr. Baughman were Mrs. Baughmans son Bobby Bennett age 7 and the Baughmans son Jimmy aged 3 yrs old.
Johnson Funeral Home records
Spouse of William; parents were Harry Kendall born KY & Winifred Logan born IA. Sons: James Baughman & Bobbie Bennett.She married William Baughman May 22, 1931 at Lancaster, Missouri. Marriage License Book 1931
Burial was October 27, 1934.
Gladys Kendall Bennett Baughman 1907~1934
BAUGHMAN, BENNETT, HICKS, DRAKE, HANKAMMER, LOGAN
Posted By: "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"
Date: 5/8/2016 at 18:27:21
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier Oct 26, 1934
INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO WOMAN MRS. GLADYS BAUGHMAN DIES AT OTTUMWA HOSPITAL THURSDAY; VICTIM OF HIT AND RUN TRUCK
The head injuries suffered by Mrs. Gladys Baughman of Ottumwa; when she was struck Wednesday night by a hit and run truck proved fatal at the Ottumwa hospital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The 27 years old woman; wife of William Baughman of 328 E. Main Street; received a skull fracture and scalp wounds in the accident which occurred about 11 p.m. on Federal Highway 63 of the Madison Avenue paving.
Her husband who was in the Baughman car at the time told authorities that the truck which struck his wife carried no lights. It proceeded North without slowing down.
Mrs. Baughman had just left the car a few minutes before and was in the back of the machine and apparently on the paving when the accident occurred.
Chief Wilbourne M. Hicks of the Ottumwa police force said today that no info leading to the identity of the truck driver and was unable to see the license number on the truck. He believed that it was a Chevrolet truck with a stock body.
Coroner John Drake reported this morning that he had not been called on the case and believed that there would be no action taken with regard to the inquest unless the driver of the death machine is apprehended by the authorities.
Besides her husband; Mrs. Baughman is survived by two sons; James Baughman and Bobbie Bennett; both at home, her mother Mrs. Winifred Hankammer, one sister Mrs. Hazel Clause; a brother James Randall, a half sister Martha Hankammer and her grandmother Mrs. Effie Logan; all of Ottumwa.
The body has been removed to the Johnson funeral chapel where final services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. A.D. McClure of the Pentecostal Church officiating. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery.
OCT 25, 1934
WOMAN HIT ON STREET
CAR SOUGHT
Mrs. Gladys 27 year old wife of William Baughman of 325 Main Street is in unconscious condition today at the Ottumwa Hospital after been struck by a hit and run truck on Federal Highway N. 63; some distance south of the Madison Avenue paving around 11:00 pm Wednesday. Mr. Baughman said the truck looked like a live stock truck and did not have their lights on.
Hospital authorities said that Mrs. Baughman suffered a skull fracture and deep scalp wounds. Her condition is reguarded as serious.
In the car with Mr. Baughman were Mrs. Baughmans son Bobby Bennett age 7 and the Baughmans son Jimmy aged 3 yrs old.
Johnson Funeral Home records
Spouse of William; parents were Harry Kendall born KY & Winifred Logan born IA. Sons: James Baughman & Bobbie Bennett.She married William Baughman May 22, 1931 at Lancaster, Missouri. Marriage License Book 1931
Burial was October 27, 1934.
Gladys Kendall Bennett Baughman 1907~1934
BAUGHMAN, BENNETT, HICKS, DRAKE, HANKAMMER, LOGAN
Posted By: "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"
Date: 5/8/2016 at 18:27:21
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier Oct 26, 1934
INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO WOMAN MRS. GLADYS BAUGHMAN DIES AT OTTUMWA HOSPITAL THURSDAY; VICTIM OF HIT AND RUN TRUCK
The head injuries suffered by Mrs. Gladys Baughman of Ottumwa; when she was struck Wednesday night by a hit and run truck proved fatal at the Ottumwa hospital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The 27 years old woman; wife of William Baughman of 328 E. Main Street; received a skull fracture and scalp wounds in the accident which occurred about 11 p.m. on Federal Highway 63 of the Madison Avenue paving.
Her husband who was in the Baughman car at the time told authorities that the truck which struck his wife carried no lights. It proceeded North without slowing down.
Mrs. Baughman had just left the car a few minutes before and was in the back of the machine and apparently on the paving when the accident occurred.
Chief Wilbourne M. Hicks of the Ottumwa police force said today that no info leading to the identity of the truck driver and was unable to see the license number on the truck. He believed that it was a Chevrolet truck with a stock body.
Coroner John Drake reported this morning that he had not been called on the case and believed that there would be no action taken with regard to the inquest unless the driver of the death machine is apprehended by the authorities.
Besides her husband; Mrs. Baughman is survived by two sons; James Baughman and Bobbie Bennett; both at home, her mother Mrs. Winifred Hankammer, one sister Mrs. Hazel Clause; a brother James Randall, a half sister Martha Hankammer and her grandmother Mrs. Effie Logan; all of Ottumwa.
The body has been removed to the Johnson funeral chapel where final services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. A.D. McClure of the Pentecostal Church officiating. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery.
OTTUMWA DAILY COURIER
OCT 25, 1934
WOMAN HIT ON STREET
CAR SOUGHT
Mrs. Gladys 27 year old wife of William Baughman of 325 Main Street is in unconscious condition today at the Ottumwa Hospital after been struck by a hit and run truck on Federal Highway N. 63; some distance south of the Madison Avenue paving around 11:00 pm Wednesday. Mr. Baughman said the truck looked like a live stock truck and did not have their lights on.
Hospital authorities said that Mrs. Baughman suffered a skull fracture and deep scalp wounds. Her condition is reguarded as serious.
In the car with Mr. Baughman were Mrs. Baughmans son Bobby Bennett age 7 and the Baughmans son Jimmy aged 3 yrs old.
Johnson Funeral Home records
Spouse of William; parents were Harry Kendall born KY & Winifred Logan born IA. Sons: James Baughman & Bobbie Bennett.She married William Baughman May 22, 1931 at Lancaster, Missouri. Marriage License Book 1931
Burial was October 27, 1934.
Gladys Kendall Bennett Baughman 1907~1934
BAUGHMAN, BENNETT, HICKS, DRAKE, HANKAMMER, LOGAN
Posted By: "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"
Date: 5/8/2016 at 18:27:21
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier Oct 26, 1934
INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO WOMAN MRS. GLADYS BAUGHMAN DIES AT OTTUMWA HOSPITAL THURSDAY; VICTIM OF HIT AND RUN TRUCK
The head injuries suffered by Mrs. Gladys Baughman of Ottumwa; when she was struck Wednesday night by a hit and run truck proved fatal at the Ottumwa hospital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The 27 years old woman; wife of William Baughman of 328 E. Main Street; received a skull fracture and scalp wounds in the accident which occurred about 11 p.m. on Federal Highway 63 of the Madison Avenue paving.
Her husband who was in the Baughman car at the time told authorities that the truck which struck his wife carried no lights. It proceeded North without slowing down.
Mrs. Baughman had just left the car a few minutes before and was in the back of the machine and apparently on the paving when the accident occurred.
Chief Wilbourne M. Hicks of the Ottumwa police force said today that no info leading to the identity of the truck driver and was unable to see the license number on the truck. He believed that it was a Chevrolet truck with a stock body.
Coroner John Drake reported this morning that he had not been called on the case and believed that there would be no action taken with regard to the inquest unless the driver of the death machine is apprehended by the authorities.
Besides her husband; Mrs. Baughman is survived by two sons; James Baughman and Bobbie Bennett; both at home, her mother Mrs. Winifred Hankammer, one sister Mrs. Hazel Clause; a brother James Randall, a half sister Martha Hankammer and her grandmother Mrs. Effie Logan; all of Ottumwa.
The body has been removed to the Johnson funeral chapel where final services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. A.D. McClure of the Pentecostal Church officiating. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery.
OCT 25, 1934
WOMAN HIT ON STREET
CAR SOUGHT
Mrs. Gladys 27 year old wife of William Baughman of 325 Main Street is in unconscious condition today at the Ottumwa Hospital after been struck by a hit and run truck on Federal Highway N. 63; some distance south of the Madison Avenue paving around 11:00 pm Wednesday. Mr. Baughman said the truck looked like a live stock truck and did not have their lights on.
Hospital authorities said that Mrs. Baughman suffered a skull fracture and deep scalp wounds. Her condition is reguarded as serious.
In the car with Mr. Baughman were Mrs. Baughmans son Bobby Bennett age 7 and the Baughmans son Jimmy aged 3 yrs old.
Johnson Funeral Home records
Spouse of William; parents were Harry Kendall born KY & Winifred Logan born IA. Sons: James Baughman & Bobbie Bennett.She married William Baughman May 22, 1931 at Lancaster, Missouri. Marriage License Book 1931
Burial was October 27, 1934.
Gladys Kendall Bennett Baughman 1907~1934
BAUGHMAN, BENNETT, HICKS, DRAKE, HANKAMMER, LOGAN
Posted By: "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"
Date: 5/8/2016 at 18:27:21
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier Oct 26, 1934
INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO WOMAN MRS. GLADYS BAUGHMAN DIES AT OTTUMWA HOSPITAL THURSDAY; VICTIM OF HIT AND RUN TRUCK
The head injuries suffered by Mrs. Gladys Baughman of Ottumwa; when she was struck Wednesday night by a hit and run truck proved fatal at the Ottumwa hospital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The 27 years old woman; wife of William Baughman of 328 E. Main Street; received a skull fracture and scalp wounds in the accident which occurred about 11 p.m. on Federal Highway 63 of the Madison Avenue paving.
Her husband who was in the Baughman car at the time told authorities that the truck which struck his wife carried no lights. It proceeded North without slowing down.
Mrs. Baughman had just left the car a few minutes before and was in the back of the machine and apparently on the paving when the accident occurred.
Chief Wilbourne M. Hicks of the Ottumwa police force said today that no info leading to the identity of the truck driver and was unable to see the license number on the truck. He believed that it was a Chevrolet truck with a stock body.
Coroner John Drake reported this morning that he had not been called on the case and believed that there would be no action taken with regard to the inquest unless the driver of the death machine is apprehended by the authorities.
Besides her husband; Mrs. Baughman is survived by two sons; James Baughman and Bobbie Bennett; both at home, her mother Mrs. Winifred Hankammer, one sister Mrs. Hazel Clause; a brother James Randall, a half sister Martha Hankammer and her grandmother Mrs. Effie Logan; all of Ottumwa.
The body has been removed to the Johnson funeral chapel where final services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. A.D. McClure of the Pentecostal Church officiating. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery.
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