Daughter of Clarence and Pearl Clark Wheeler
Married Richard Boley∼MRS. BOLEY, 17, DIES FROM INJURIES
Body Was Paralyzed From Neck Down, After Car Wreck.
---Mrs. Richard Boley, 17, of 800 N. New Street, who received extensive injuries in an automobile accident near New Cambria early Sunday morning died at 4:17 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Grim-Smith Hospital.
---Mrs. Boley was going to Brookfield to visit her sister when the accident occurred. Herbert H. Howe, of Kirksville, was driving the automobile which was badly damaged. Another occupant of the car, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, who also lives at 800 N. New Street, received several broken ribs, cuts and bruises.
---Mrs. Boley suffered a fracture and dislocation of her neck. Her body was almost completely paralyzed below her neck.
---Mrs. Boley, who was Georgia Wheeler before her marriage, was born Oct. 10, 1925, at Milan, the daughter of Clarence and Pearl (Clark) Wheeler. She attended the public schools there until moving with her parents to Kirksville six years ago. A former student at the Junior high school here, Mrs. Boley had completed her second year at the Kirksville Senior High School.
---On Dec. 24, 1941, she was married to Richard Boley, now a private 1st class in the Army, stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif. Pfc. Boley arrived here early this morning. Besides her husband, and parents, who live at 507 W. Illinois Street, Mrs. Boley is survived by an 11-month-old daughter, Connie Kay; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Banning, of Brookfield, and Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, of Beaverton, Ore., and the following brothers, Sammie Hatcher, of 507 W. Illinois Street; Herbert Hatcher, of La Plata; Wallace Hatcher, of Royal Oak, Mich.; Charles Hatcher, of Milan, and Edsel Poole, of Mason City, Ia.
See Missouri Death Certificate #3759 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Georgia Boley
Usual Residence of Deceased: 507 West Illinois, Kirksville, MO.
Female, White, Married
Name of Husband: Richard Boley
Age: 17 years, 11 months and 26 days
Occupation: Home
Date of Birth: October 10, 1925
Birthplace: Milan, Missouri
Date of Death: October 6, 1943
Place of Death: Grim-Smith Hospital & Clinic, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Broken neck with paralysis & Cardiac failure.
Due to: Highway Accident Near New Cambria, Missouri on Oct. 3, 1943
Place of Burial: Milan, Missouri
Name of Father: Clarence Wheeler, b. Missouri
Mother's Maiden Name: Pearl Clark, b. Missouri
Informant: Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, Kirksville, Missouri
Funeral Director: Dee Riley, Kirksville, MO.
Married Richard Boley∼MRS. BOLEY, 17, DIES FROM INJURIES
Body Was Paralyzed From Neck Down, After Car Wreck.
---Mrs. Richard Boley, 17, of 800 N. New Street, who received extensive injuries in an automobile accident near New Cambria early Sunday morning died at 4:17 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Grim-Smith Hospital.
---Mrs. Boley was going to Brookfield to visit her sister when the accident occurred. Herbert H. Howe, of Kirksville, was driving the automobile which was badly damaged. Another occupant of the car, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, who also lives at 800 N. New Street, received several broken ribs, cuts and bruises.
---Mrs. Boley suffered a fracture and dislocation of her neck. Her body was almost completely paralyzed below her neck.
---Mrs. Boley, who was Georgia Wheeler before her marriage, was born Oct. 10, 1925, at Milan, the daughter of Clarence and Pearl (Clark) Wheeler. She attended the public schools there until moving with her parents to Kirksville six years ago. A former student at the Junior high school here, Mrs. Boley had completed her second year at the Kirksville Senior High School.
---On Dec. 24, 1941, she was married to Richard Boley, now a private 1st class in the Army, stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif. Pfc. Boley arrived here early this morning. Besides her husband, and parents, who live at 507 W. Illinois Street, Mrs. Boley is survived by an 11-month-old daughter, Connie Kay; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Banning, of Brookfield, and Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, of Beaverton, Ore., and the following brothers, Sammie Hatcher, of 507 W. Illinois Street; Herbert Hatcher, of La Plata; Wallace Hatcher, of Royal Oak, Mich.; Charles Hatcher, of Milan, and Edsel Poole, of Mason City, Ia.
See Missouri Death Certificate #3759 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Georgia Boley
Usual Residence of Deceased: 507 West Illinois, Kirksville, MO.
Female, White, Married
Name of Husband: Richard Boley
Age: 17 years, 11 months and 26 days
Occupation: Home
Date of Birth: October 10, 1925
Birthplace: Milan, Missouri
Date of Death: October 6, 1943
Place of Death: Grim-Smith Hospital & Clinic, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Broken neck with paralysis & Cardiac failure.
Due to: Highway Accident Near New Cambria, Missouri on Oct. 3, 1943
Place of Burial: Milan, Missouri
Name of Father: Clarence Wheeler, b. Missouri
Mother's Maiden Name: Pearl Clark, b. Missouri
Informant: Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, Kirksville, Missouri
Funeral Director: Dee Riley, Kirksville, MO.
Daughter of Clarence and Pearl Clark Wheeler
Married Richard Boley∼MRS. BOLEY, 17, DIES FROM INJURIES
Body Was Paralyzed From Neck Down, After Car Wreck.
---Mrs. Richard Boley, 17, of 800 N. New Street, who received extensive injuries in an automobile accident near New Cambria early Sunday morning died at 4:17 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Grim-Smith Hospital.
---Mrs. Boley was going to Brookfield to visit her sister when the accident occurred. Herbert H. Howe, of Kirksville, was driving the automobile which was badly damaged. Another occupant of the car, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, who also lives at 800 N. New Street, received several broken ribs, cuts and bruises.
---Mrs. Boley suffered a fracture and dislocation of her neck. Her body was almost completely paralyzed below her neck.
---Mrs. Boley, who was Georgia Wheeler before her marriage, was born Oct. 10, 1925, at Milan, the daughter of Clarence and Pearl (Clark) Wheeler. She attended the public schools there until moving with her parents to Kirksville six years ago. A former student at the Junior high school here, Mrs. Boley had completed her second year at the Kirksville Senior High School.
---On Dec. 24, 1941, she was married to Richard Boley, now a private 1st class in the Army, stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif. Pfc. Boley arrived here early this morning. Besides her husband, and parents, who live at 507 W. Illinois Street, Mrs. Boley is survived by an 11-month-old daughter, Connie Kay; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Banning, of Brookfield, and Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, of Beaverton, Ore., and the following brothers, Sammie Hatcher, of 507 W. Illinois Street; Herbert Hatcher, of La Plata; Wallace Hatcher, of Royal Oak, Mich.; Charles Hatcher, of Milan, and Edsel Poole, of Mason City, Ia.
See Missouri Death Certificate #3759 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Georgia Boley
Usual Residence of Deceased: 507 West Illinois, Kirksville, MO.
Female, White, Married
Name of Husband: Richard Boley
Age: 17 years, 11 months and 26 days
Occupation: Home
Date of Birth: October 10, 1925
Birthplace: Milan, Missouri
Date of Death: October 6, 1943
Place of Death: Grim-Smith Hospital & Clinic, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Broken neck with paralysis & Cardiac failure.
Due to: Highway Accident Near New Cambria, Missouri on Oct. 3, 1943
Place of Burial: Milan, Missouri
Name of Father: Clarence Wheeler, b. Missouri
Mother's Maiden Name: Pearl Clark, b. Missouri
Informant: Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, Kirksville, Missouri
Funeral Director: Dee Riley, Kirksville, MO.
Married Richard Boley∼MRS. BOLEY, 17, DIES FROM INJURIES
Body Was Paralyzed From Neck Down, After Car Wreck.
---Mrs. Richard Boley, 17, of 800 N. New Street, who received extensive injuries in an automobile accident near New Cambria early Sunday morning died at 4:17 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Grim-Smith Hospital.
---Mrs. Boley was going to Brookfield to visit her sister when the accident occurred. Herbert H. Howe, of Kirksville, was driving the automobile which was badly damaged. Another occupant of the car, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, who also lives at 800 N. New Street, received several broken ribs, cuts and bruises.
---Mrs. Boley suffered a fracture and dislocation of her neck. Her body was almost completely paralyzed below her neck.
---Mrs. Boley, who was Georgia Wheeler before her marriage, was born Oct. 10, 1925, at Milan, the daughter of Clarence and Pearl (Clark) Wheeler. She attended the public schools there until moving with her parents to Kirksville six years ago. A former student at the Junior high school here, Mrs. Boley had completed her second year at the Kirksville Senior High School.
---On Dec. 24, 1941, she was married to Richard Boley, now a private 1st class in the Army, stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif. Pfc. Boley arrived here early this morning. Besides her husband, and parents, who live at 507 W. Illinois Street, Mrs. Boley is survived by an 11-month-old daughter, Connie Kay; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Banning, of Brookfield, and Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, of Beaverton, Ore., and the following brothers, Sammie Hatcher, of 507 W. Illinois Street; Herbert Hatcher, of La Plata; Wallace Hatcher, of Royal Oak, Mich.; Charles Hatcher, of Milan, and Edsel Poole, of Mason City, Ia.
See Missouri Death Certificate #3759 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Georgia Boley
Usual Residence of Deceased: 507 West Illinois, Kirksville, MO.
Female, White, Married
Name of Husband: Richard Boley
Age: 17 years, 11 months and 26 days
Occupation: Home
Date of Birth: October 10, 1925
Birthplace: Milan, Missouri
Date of Death: October 6, 1943
Place of Death: Grim-Smith Hospital & Clinic, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Broken neck with paralysis & Cardiac failure.
Due to: Highway Accident Near New Cambria, Missouri on Oct. 3, 1943
Place of Burial: Milan, Missouri
Name of Father: Clarence Wheeler, b. Missouri
Mother's Maiden Name: Pearl Clark, b. Missouri
Informant: Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, Kirksville, Missouri
Funeral Director: Dee Riley, Kirksville, MO.
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