July 3, 1974
3 Former Residents Killed in Bloomington Collision.
Three members of a former Bloomfield family were killed in a 7:15 p.m. crash in which their car was struck by a large truck hauling gypsum at the intersection of Indiana 45 and the Indiana 37 bypass at Bloomington Tuesday.
Killed in the crash was David I. Correll, 44, his wife Irene, 40, and their son Robert Scott, 14, all of Bloomington. Indiana State Police reported that Mrs. Correll died enroute to the hospital of a broken neck. Her husband suffered head injuries and a crushed chest, and their son sustained a crushed larynx. Both died upon impact.
Reported in critical condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital is Evelyn L. Riggle, 40, of Bloomfield. Her sister, Mrs. Alice Pearson, and her mother, Mrs. Mamie Riggle, both of Bloomfield, were passengers in another auto. Mrs. Pearson is in the Bloomington Hospital and Mrs. Riggle was treated and released.
Investigators stated that the truck, driven by Dwaine E. Volk, 28, Noblesville, rolled into the intersection as the light was changing from green to red and struck three cars, one of them in which the Corrells were riding, and the second being the Riggle vehicle.
Stephen P. Fassnacht, 23, Bloomington, driver of the third auto, was injured but not seriously. Volk was treated and released.
Indiana State Police Sgt. Graves of the Bloomington post stated that the investigation of the mishap is being continued.
David L. Correll was born November 30, 1929, in Bloomfield, the son of Lee and Hettie Irene Timmons Correll. He was employed at Indiana University and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by the mother of Bloomfield route one, five sons, James of Travis AFB, Calif., Mark of Okinawa, Ricky, Roger and David Randall, all of Bloomfield; one granddaughter and one sister, Mrs. Wayne Michael of Bloomfield, route one.
Irene I. Correll was born November 27, 1933 in Boone County, the daughter of Clifford and Dolly Roberts Baines. She was employed at General Electric in Bloomington, and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church.
Surviving in addition to the sons and the granddaughter are the mother of Bloomfield; three brothers, Earl Baines of Kokomo, Richard Baines of Cleveland and Michael Baines of Georgetown; three sisters, Phyllis Doane of Solsberry route one, Verda Spice of Columbus, and Jeanice James of Solsberry, and a brother-in-law, Gordan Helderman of Dayton, Ohio.
Robert Scott Correll was born November 11, 1959 in Linton, the son of David and Irene Baines Correll. He was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by five brothers; the grandmothers, Mrs. Correll of Bloomfield route one and Mrs. Baines of Bloomfield, and one niece.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday.
July 5, 1974
CORRELL SERVICES HERE SATURDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here for David L. Correll, his wife, Irene Correll, and their son, Robert Scott Correll, who were killed in a three car-truck accident Tuesday evening near Bloomington. Grace Hildenberg will officiate at the services and burial will be in Grandview Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home.
3 Former Residents Killed in Bloomington Collision.
Three members of a former Bloomfield family were killed in a 7:15 p.m. crash in which their car was struck by a large truck hauling gypsum at the intersection of Indiana 45 and the Indiana 37 bypass at Bloomington Tuesday.
Killed in the crash was David I. Correll, 44, his wife Irene, 40, and their son Robert Scott, 14, all of Bloomington. Indiana State Police reported that Mrs. Correll died enroute to the hospital of a broken neck. Her husband suffered head injuries and a crushed chest, and their son sustained a crushed larynx. Both died upon impact.
Reported in critical condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital is Evelyn L. Riggle, 40, of Bloomfield. Her sister, Mrs. Alice Pearson, and her mother, Mrs. Mamie Riggle, both of Bloomfield, were passengers in another auto. Mrs. Pearson is in the Bloomington Hospital and Mrs. Riggle was treated and released.
Investigators stated that the truck, driven by Dwaine E. Volk, 28, Noblesville, rolled into the intersection as the light was changing from green to red and struck three cars, one of them in which the Corrells were riding, and the second being the Riggle vehicle.
Stephen P. Fassnacht, 23, Bloomington, driver of the third auto, was injured but not seriously. Volk was treated and released.
Indiana State Police Sgt. Graves of the Bloomington post stated that the investigation of the mishap is being continued.
David L. Correll was born November 30, 1929, in Bloomfield, the son of Lee and Hettie Irene Timmons Correll. He was employed at Indiana University and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by the mother of Bloomfield route one, five sons, James of Travis AFB, Calif., Mark of Okinawa, Ricky, Roger and David Randall, all of Bloomfield; one granddaughter and one sister, Mrs. Wayne Michael of Bloomfield, route one.
Irene I. Correll was born November 27, 1933 in Boone County, the daughter of Clifford and Dolly Roberts Baines. She was employed at General Electric in Bloomington, and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church.
Surviving in addition to the sons and the granddaughter are the mother of Bloomfield; three brothers, Earl Baines of Kokomo, Richard Baines of Cleveland and Michael Baines of Georgetown; three sisters, Phyllis Doane of Solsberry route one, Verda Spice of Columbus, and Jeanice James of Solsberry, and a brother-in-law, Gordan Helderman of Dayton, Ohio.
Robert Scott Correll was born November 11, 1959 in Linton, the son of David and Irene Baines Correll. He was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by five brothers; the grandmothers, Mrs. Correll of Bloomfield route one and Mrs. Baines of Bloomfield, and one niece.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday.
July 5, 1974
CORRELL SERVICES HERE SATURDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here for David L. Correll, his wife, Irene Correll, and their son, Robert Scott Correll, who were killed in a three car-truck accident Tuesday evening near Bloomington. Grace Hildenberg will officiate at the services and burial will be in Grandview Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home.
July 3, 1974
3 Former Residents Killed in Bloomington Collision.
Three members of a former Bloomfield family were killed in a 7:15 p.m. crash in which their car was struck by a large truck hauling gypsum at the intersection of Indiana 45 and the Indiana 37 bypass at Bloomington Tuesday.
Killed in the crash was David I. Correll, 44, his wife Irene, 40, and their son Robert Scott, 14, all of Bloomington. Indiana State Police reported that Mrs. Correll died enroute to the hospital of a broken neck. Her husband suffered head injuries and a crushed chest, and their son sustained a crushed larynx. Both died upon impact.
Reported in critical condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital is Evelyn L. Riggle, 40, of Bloomfield. Her sister, Mrs. Alice Pearson, and her mother, Mrs. Mamie Riggle, both of Bloomfield, were passengers in another auto. Mrs. Pearson is in the Bloomington Hospital and Mrs. Riggle was treated and released.
Investigators stated that the truck, driven by Dwaine E. Volk, 28, Noblesville, rolled into the intersection as the light was changing from green to red and struck three cars, one of them in which the Corrells were riding, and the second being the Riggle vehicle.
Stephen P. Fassnacht, 23, Bloomington, driver of the third auto, was injured but not seriously. Volk was treated and released.
Indiana State Police Sgt. Graves of the Bloomington post stated that the investigation of the mishap is being continued.
David L. Correll was born November 30, 1929, in Bloomfield, the son of Lee and Hettie Irene Timmons Correll. He was employed at Indiana University and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by the mother of Bloomfield route one, five sons, James of Travis AFB, Calif., Mark of Okinawa, Ricky, Roger and David Randall, all of Bloomfield; one granddaughter and one sister, Mrs. Wayne Michael of Bloomfield, route one.
Irene I. Correll was born November 27, 1933 in Boone County, the daughter of Clifford and Dolly Roberts Baines. She was employed at General Electric in Bloomington, and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church.
Surviving in addition to the sons and the granddaughter are the mother of Bloomfield; three brothers, Earl Baines of Kokomo, Richard Baines of Cleveland and Michael Baines of Georgetown; three sisters, Phyllis Doane of Solsberry route one, Verda Spice of Columbus, and Jeanice James of Solsberry, and a brother-in-law, Gordan Helderman of Dayton, Ohio.
Robert Scott Correll was born November 11, 1959 in Linton, the son of David and Irene Baines Correll. He was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by five brothers; the grandmothers, Mrs. Correll of Bloomfield route one and Mrs. Baines of Bloomfield, and one niece.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday.
July 5, 1974
CORRELL SERVICES HERE SATURDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here for David L. Correll, his wife, Irene Correll, and their son, Robert Scott Correll, who were killed in a three car-truck accident Tuesday evening near Bloomington. Grace Hildenberg will officiate at the services and burial will be in Grandview Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home.
3 Former Residents Killed in Bloomington Collision.
Three members of a former Bloomfield family were killed in a 7:15 p.m. crash in which their car was struck by a large truck hauling gypsum at the intersection of Indiana 45 and the Indiana 37 bypass at Bloomington Tuesday.
Killed in the crash was David I. Correll, 44, his wife Irene, 40, and their son Robert Scott, 14, all of Bloomington. Indiana State Police reported that Mrs. Correll died enroute to the hospital of a broken neck. Her husband suffered head injuries and a crushed chest, and their son sustained a crushed larynx. Both died upon impact.
Reported in critical condition at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital is Evelyn L. Riggle, 40, of Bloomfield. Her sister, Mrs. Alice Pearson, and her mother, Mrs. Mamie Riggle, both of Bloomfield, were passengers in another auto. Mrs. Pearson is in the Bloomington Hospital and Mrs. Riggle was treated and released.
Investigators stated that the truck, driven by Dwaine E. Volk, 28, Noblesville, rolled into the intersection as the light was changing from green to red and struck three cars, one of them in which the Corrells were riding, and the second being the Riggle vehicle.
Stephen P. Fassnacht, 23, Bloomington, driver of the third auto, was injured but not seriously. Volk was treated and released.
Indiana State Police Sgt. Graves of the Bloomington post stated that the investigation of the mishap is being continued.
David L. Correll was born November 30, 1929, in Bloomfield, the son of Lee and Hettie Irene Timmons Correll. He was employed at Indiana University and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by the mother of Bloomfield route one, five sons, James of Travis AFB, Calif., Mark of Okinawa, Ricky, Roger and David Randall, all of Bloomfield; one granddaughter and one sister, Mrs. Wayne Michael of Bloomfield, route one.
Irene I. Correll was born November 27, 1933 in Boone County, the daughter of Clifford and Dolly Roberts Baines. She was employed at General Electric in Bloomington, and was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church.
Surviving in addition to the sons and the granddaughter are the mother of Bloomfield; three brothers, Earl Baines of Kokomo, Richard Baines of Cleveland and Michael Baines of Georgetown; three sisters, Phyllis Doane of Solsberry route one, Verda Spice of Columbus, and Jeanice James of Solsberry, and a brother-in-law, Gordan Helderman of Dayton, Ohio.
Robert Scott Correll was born November 11, 1959 in Linton, the son of David and Irene Baines Correll. He was a member of the Bloomington West Side Pentecostal Church. He is survived by five brothers; the grandmothers, Mrs. Correll of Bloomfield route one and Mrs. Baines of Bloomfield, and one niece.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday.
July 5, 1974
CORRELL SERVICES HERE SATURDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Jenkins and Sons funeral Home here for David L. Correll, his wife, Irene Correll, and their son, Robert Scott Correll, who were killed in a three car-truck accident Tuesday evening near Bloomington. Grace Hildenberg will officiate at the services and burial will be in Grandview Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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