Miss Phyllis Ann Hope, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Hope, 407 N. Walnut St., was fatally injured at about 11 o'clock saturday night in a car-truck accident one mile east of Olney at the barricade of the new U.S. Route 50.
She was a passenger in a car headed west, which was stopped at the stop sign where the new highway crosses the present U.S. 50. A loaded semi-truck rammed the car from behind.
She and the three others in the car were rushed to Richland Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Miss Hope passed away at the hospital from injuries sustained in the wreck.
Phyllis was one of Olney's finest young ladies and had just graduated from East Richland High School last spring, in the Class of 1964.
Her father is manager of the General Telephone Company Revenue Accounting Office in Olney.
Two other passengers in the car remain patients at the hospital today. They are Miss Nancy Golly, 15 of Olney and Daniel Holtz of Olney. Both are in satisfactory condition today.
The driver of the car, Arol Whitaker, 20, of Olney was treated in the hospital emergency room and released. The driver of the truck, Marvin Isringhausen, 54 of Jerseyville was not injured. He was ticketed by a state trooper for reckless driving.
Besides her parents, Wallace and Marjorie, Phyllis is survived by two sisters, Vivian Marie and Susan Ellen, both living at home and her grandmothers Mrs. Marie Hope of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and Mrs. Mabel West of Bloomington, Ill.
A sister, Ruth Lee passed away November 2, 1961.
Funeral services at Schaub Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. Maurice L. Winn officiating. Interment in the East Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Bloomington, Ill.
Published in Olney Daily Mail (IL) 1964
She was a passenger in a car headed west, which was stopped at the stop sign where the new highway crosses the present U.S. 50. A loaded semi-truck rammed the car from behind.
She and the three others in the car were rushed to Richland Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Miss Hope passed away at the hospital from injuries sustained in the wreck.
Phyllis was one of Olney's finest young ladies and had just graduated from East Richland High School last spring, in the Class of 1964.
Her father is manager of the General Telephone Company Revenue Accounting Office in Olney.
Two other passengers in the car remain patients at the hospital today. They are Miss Nancy Golly, 15 of Olney and Daniel Holtz of Olney. Both are in satisfactory condition today.
The driver of the car, Arol Whitaker, 20, of Olney was treated in the hospital emergency room and released. The driver of the truck, Marvin Isringhausen, 54 of Jerseyville was not injured. He was ticketed by a state trooper for reckless driving.
Besides her parents, Wallace and Marjorie, Phyllis is survived by two sisters, Vivian Marie and Susan Ellen, both living at home and her grandmothers Mrs. Marie Hope of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and Mrs. Mabel West of Bloomington, Ill.
A sister, Ruth Lee passed away November 2, 1961.
Funeral services at Schaub Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. Maurice L. Winn officiating. Interment in the East Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Bloomington, Ill.
Published in Olney Daily Mail (IL) 1964
Miss Phyllis Ann Hope, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Hope, 407 N. Walnut St., was fatally injured at about 11 o'clock saturday night in a car-truck accident one mile east of Olney at the barricade of the new U.S. Route 50.
She was a passenger in a car headed west, which was stopped at the stop sign where the new highway crosses the present U.S. 50. A loaded semi-truck rammed the car from behind.
She and the three others in the car were rushed to Richland Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Miss Hope passed away at the hospital from injuries sustained in the wreck.
Phyllis was one of Olney's finest young ladies and had just graduated from East Richland High School last spring, in the Class of 1964.
Her father is manager of the General Telephone Company Revenue Accounting Office in Olney.
Two other passengers in the car remain patients at the hospital today. They are Miss Nancy Golly, 15 of Olney and Daniel Holtz of Olney. Both are in satisfactory condition today.
The driver of the car, Arol Whitaker, 20, of Olney was treated in the hospital emergency room and released. The driver of the truck, Marvin Isringhausen, 54 of Jerseyville was not injured. He was ticketed by a state trooper for reckless driving.
Besides her parents, Wallace and Marjorie, Phyllis is survived by two sisters, Vivian Marie and Susan Ellen, both living at home and her grandmothers Mrs. Marie Hope of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and Mrs. Mabel West of Bloomington, Ill.
A sister, Ruth Lee passed away November 2, 1961.
Funeral services at Schaub Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. Maurice L. Winn officiating. Interment in the East Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Bloomington, Ill.
Published in Olney Daily Mail (IL) 1964
She was a passenger in a car headed west, which was stopped at the stop sign where the new highway crosses the present U.S. 50. A loaded semi-truck rammed the car from behind.
She and the three others in the car were rushed to Richland Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Miss Hope passed away at the hospital from injuries sustained in the wreck.
Phyllis was one of Olney's finest young ladies and had just graduated from East Richland High School last spring, in the Class of 1964.
Her father is manager of the General Telephone Company Revenue Accounting Office in Olney.
Two other passengers in the car remain patients at the hospital today. They are Miss Nancy Golly, 15 of Olney and Daniel Holtz of Olney. Both are in satisfactory condition today.
The driver of the car, Arol Whitaker, 20, of Olney was treated in the hospital emergency room and released. The driver of the truck, Marvin Isringhausen, 54 of Jerseyville was not injured. He was ticketed by a state trooper for reckless driving.
Besides her parents, Wallace and Marjorie, Phyllis is survived by two sisters, Vivian Marie and Susan Ellen, both living at home and her grandmothers Mrs. Marie Hope of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and Mrs. Mabel West of Bloomington, Ill.
A sister, Ruth Lee passed away November 2, 1961.
Funeral services at Schaub Funeral Home with the Rev. Dr. Maurice L. Winn officiating. Interment in the East Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Bloomington, Ill.
Published in Olney Daily Mail (IL) 1964
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