CAR-TRAIN CRASH IS FATAL TODAY TO MRS MCKAY: Mrs. William G. McKay Jr., was fatally injured early Saturday morning when a car in which she was riding crashed into a Southern Pacific freight train blocking the highway in Hearne. Mrs. McKay, for seven years a resident of Bryan, died shortly after being brought to the Bryan Hospital.
Mrs. McKay and a friend had driven to Hearne Friday evening and were returning when the accident occured. George Harman of Tyler, driver of the car, suffered cuts about the face and shock.
Mrs McKay was classified advertising manager of the Bryan News and active in numerous local women's organizations.
She is survived by her husband William G. McKay;, two chidren, William and George of Bryan and her parents, Mr and Mrs G. A. Herrmann of Chicago, Ill.
Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home, are to be announced. - Bryan (Texas) Daily Eagle, pg 1, 3 MAY 1947
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HERE MONDAY FOR MRS. MCKAY: ........Interment was in the College City cemetery under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home. - 4 May 1947, page 1, Bryan (Texas)Daily Eagle
Mrs. McKay and a friend had driven to Hearne Friday evening and were returning when the accident occured. George Harman of Tyler, driver of the car, suffered cuts about the face and shock.
Mrs McKay was classified advertising manager of the Bryan News and active in numerous local women's organizations.
She is survived by her husband William G. McKay;, two chidren, William and George of Bryan and her parents, Mr and Mrs G. A. Herrmann of Chicago, Ill.
Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home, are to be announced. - Bryan (Texas) Daily Eagle, pg 1, 3 MAY 1947
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HERE MONDAY FOR MRS. MCKAY: ........Interment was in the College City cemetery under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home. - 4 May 1947, page 1, Bryan (Texas)Daily Eagle
CAR-TRAIN CRASH IS FATAL TODAY TO MRS MCKAY: Mrs. William G. McKay Jr., was fatally injured early Saturday morning when a car in which she was riding crashed into a Southern Pacific freight train blocking the highway in Hearne. Mrs. McKay, for seven years a resident of Bryan, died shortly after being brought to the Bryan Hospital.
Mrs. McKay and a friend had driven to Hearne Friday evening and were returning when the accident occured. George Harman of Tyler, driver of the car, suffered cuts about the face and shock.
Mrs McKay was classified advertising manager of the Bryan News and active in numerous local women's organizations.
She is survived by her husband William G. McKay;, two chidren, William and George of Bryan and her parents, Mr and Mrs G. A. Herrmann of Chicago, Ill.
Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home, are to be announced. - Bryan (Texas) Daily Eagle, pg 1, 3 MAY 1947
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HERE MONDAY FOR MRS. MCKAY: ........Interment was in the College City cemetery under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home. - 4 May 1947, page 1, Bryan (Texas)Daily Eagle
Mrs. McKay and a friend had driven to Hearne Friday evening and were returning when the accident occured. George Harman of Tyler, driver of the car, suffered cuts about the face and shock.
Mrs McKay was classified advertising manager of the Bryan News and active in numerous local women's organizations.
She is survived by her husband William G. McKay;, two chidren, William and George of Bryan and her parents, Mr and Mrs G. A. Herrmann of Chicago, Ill.
Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home, are to be announced. - Bryan (Texas) Daily Eagle, pg 1, 3 MAY 1947
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HERE MONDAY FOR MRS. MCKAY: ........Interment was in the College City cemetery under the direction of Hillier Funeral Home. - 4 May 1947, page 1, Bryan (Texas)Daily Eagle
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