St. Joseph County IN Archives Obituaries.....Warner, Clem William June 5, 1929
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South Bend Tribune 5 Jun 1929
AUTO MISHAPS INJURE THREE; TWO MAY DIE - Man and Boy Have Skull Fractures; 
Fight for Lives ... A man and an eight year old boy lay unconscious in Epworth 
HOspital with fractured skulls today and a 70 year old woman is in St Joseph 
hospital with painful injuries as the result of automobile accidents in and 
near South Bend Tuesday night.  Clem Warner, age 38, who lives on rural route 
7, south of the city, and Harry Rowe, age eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 
Rowe, 1729 South Caroline street, who were struck by automobiles, may die, 
attendants at Epworth hospital said.....Truck Hits Planter - Warner, who was 
driving a corn planter north on state highway 31 about 4:30 o'clock Tuesday 
afternoon when he was struck by a truck driven by Dewey Rose, of 118 East Fox 
street, has a fighting chance for life, hospital attaches said today.  
According to Rowe, he was driving a bakery truck north on the highway and 
turned out to pass Warner.  As he drew alongside the planter Warner's horses 
shied and threw the cumbersome corn planter in front of the truck.  Warner was 
thrown from his high seat on the planter under the wheels of the truck.  Rowe 
went to a nearby farmhouse to summon the police ambulance and when he returned 
to the highway learned that a passing motorist had taken the injured man to 
the hospital.  Police met the car on the outskirts of the city and escorted it 
to the hospital.


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