Yuba City Man Killed in Crash On Highway 99E
Melvin Lee Johnson, 22, of Live Oak, was being held in Yuba county jail today on $5,000 bail, pending investigation of manslaughter charges by the California Highway Patrol in the death of Earl L. Clemens, 32, of 969 Sierra St., Yuba City.
Clemens was killed early Sunday morning when the 1935 sedan in which the two men were riding overturned just after coming off the D Street bridge, heading toward Roseville, on Highway 99E, the patrol reported.
Johnson, who is listed by police as a construction worker for the Pacific Gas & Electric Co, suffered minor cuts and bruises. He was treated in Yuba County hospital and then taken to his Live Oak home, where he was taken into custody yesterday by California Highway Patrolman Bill Force.
The investigation is being conducted by CHP Captain Tal Norwood, who was at the scene of the accident.
Clemens was a veteran of World War II and is survived by his wife Marcella Susan Clemens, a Belgian war bride; one sister, Mrs. Gordon Stromer, and his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile.
The body is at Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Appeal Democrat, 5-24-1948
Services Are Set for Earl Clemens
Funeral services for Earl LeVaughn Clemens, 32, who was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning just south of the D Street bridge on 99-E will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel.
Clemens was a native of Burley, Idaho and had been in this community for the past seven years. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Marcella Susan Clemens of Yuba City; his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile of Marysville; one brother Thomas LeRoy Clemens of Oroville; and one sister, Mrs. Eva Stromer of Yuba City.
Interment will be in Sierra View Memorial Park. (Appeal Democrat 5-25-1948)
Clemens - Final rites for Earl Levaughn Clemens, who was killed in an automobile accident last Sunday morning were held Wednesday morning in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Bishop Harry E. McClure and Elder Burnard Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Yuba City officiated. Mrs. Margaret Goodman was soloist accompanied by Frank Freeman at the organ. Pallbearers were John Danielson, Joe Hull, Melvin Thompson, Byron Perkins, and Jerry Morris. Interment was in Sierra View Memorial Park.
(Appeal Democrat, 5-27-1948)
Melvin Lee Johnson, 22, of Live Oak, was being held in Yuba county jail today on $5,000 bail, pending investigation of manslaughter charges by the California Highway Patrol in the death of Earl L. Clemens, 32, of 969 Sierra St., Yuba City.
Clemens was killed early Sunday morning when the 1935 sedan in which the two men were riding overturned just after coming off the D Street bridge, heading toward Roseville, on Highway 99E, the patrol reported.
Johnson, who is listed by police as a construction worker for the Pacific Gas & Electric Co, suffered minor cuts and bruises. He was treated in Yuba County hospital and then taken to his Live Oak home, where he was taken into custody yesterday by California Highway Patrolman Bill Force.
The investigation is being conducted by CHP Captain Tal Norwood, who was at the scene of the accident.
Clemens was a veteran of World War II and is survived by his wife Marcella Susan Clemens, a Belgian war bride; one sister, Mrs. Gordon Stromer, and his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile.
The body is at Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Appeal Democrat, 5-24-1948
Services Are Set for Earl Clemens
Funeral services for Earl LeVaughn Clemens, 32, who was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning just south of the D Street bridge on 99-E will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel.
Clemens was a native of Burley, Idaho and had been in this community for the past seven years. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Marcella Susan Clemens of Yuba City; his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile of Marysville; one brother Thomas LeRoy Clemens of Oroville; and one sister, Mrs. Eva Stromer of Yuba City.
Interment will be in Sierra View Memorial Park. (Appeal Democrat 5-25-1948)
Clemens - Final rites for Earl Levaughn Clemens, who was killed in an automobile accident last Sunday morning were held Wednesday morning in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Bishop Harry E. McClure and Elder Burnard Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Yuba City officiated. Mrs. Margaret Goodman was soloist accompanied by Frank Freeman at the organ. Pallbearers were John Danielson, Joe Hull, Melvin Thompson, Byron Perkins, and Jerry Morris. Interment was in Sierra View Memorial Park.
(Appeal Democrat, 5-27-1948)
Yuba City Man Killed in Crash On Highway 99E
Melvin Lee Johnson, 22, of Live Oak, was being held in Yuba county jail today on $5,000 bail, pending investigation of manslaughter charges by the California Highway Patrol in the death of Earl L. Clemens, 32, of 969 Sierra St., Yuba City.
Clemens was killed early Sunday morning when the 1935 sedan in which the two men were riding overturned just after coming off the D Street bridge, heading toward Roseville, on Highway 99E, the patrol reported.
Johnson, who is listed by police as a construction worker for the Pacific Gas & Electric Co, suffered minor cuts and bruises. He was treated in Yuba County hospital and then taken to his Live Oak home, where he was taken into custody yesterday by California Highway Patrolman Bill Force.
The investigation is being conducted by CHP Captain Tal Norwood, who was at the scene of the accident.
Clemens was a veteran of World War II and is survived by his wife Marcella Susan Clemens, a Belgian war bride; one sister, Mrs. Gordon Stromer, and his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile.
The body is at Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Appeal Democrat, 5-24-1948
Services Are Set for Earl Clemens
Funeral services for Earl LeVaughn Clemens, 32, who was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning just south of the D Street bridge on 99-E will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel.
Clemens was a native of Burley, Idaho and had been in this community for the past seven years. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Marcella Susan Clemens of Yuba City; his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile of Marysville; one brother Thomas LeRoy Clemens of Oroville; and one sister, Mrs. Eva Stromer of Yuba City.
Interment will be in Sierra View Memorial Park. (Appeal Democrat 5-25-1948)
Clemens - Final rites for Earl Levaughn Clemens, who was killed in an automobile accident last Sunday morning were held Wednesday morning in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Bishop Harry E. McClure and Elder Burnard Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Yuba City officiated. Mrs. Margaret Goodman was soloist accompanied by Frank Freeman at the organ. Pallbearers were John Danielson, Joe Hull, Melvin Thompson, Byron Perkins, and Jerry Morris. Interment was in Sierra View Memorial Park.
(Appeal Democrat, 5-27-1948)
Melvin Lee Johnson, 22, of Live Oak, was being held in Yuba county jail today on $5,000 bail, pending investigation of manslaughter charges by the California Highway Patrol in the death of Earl L. Clemens, 32, of 969 Sierra St., Yuba City.
Clemens was killed early Sunday morning when the 1935 sedan in which the two men were riding overturned just after coming off the D Street bridge, heading toward Roseville, on Highway 99E, the patrol reported.
Johnson, who is listed by police as a construction worker for the Pacific Gas & Electric Co, suffered minor cuts and bruises. He was treated in Yuba County hospital and then taken to his Live Oak home, where he was taken into custody yesterday by California Highway Patrolman Bill Force.
The investigation is being conducted by CHP Captain Tal Norwood, who was at the scene of the accident.
Clemens was a veteran of World War II and is survived by his wife Marcella Susan Clemens, a Belgian war bride; one sister, Mrs. Gordon Stromer, and his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile.
The body is at Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Appeal Democrat, 5-24-1948
Services Are Set for Earl Clemens
Funeral services for Earl LeVaughn Clemens, 32, who was killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning just south of the D Street bridge on 99-E will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel.
Clemens was a native of Burley, Idaho and had been in this community for the past seven years. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife, Marcella Susan Clemens of Yuba City; his mother, Mrs. Violet Carlile of Marysville; one brother Thomas LeRoy Clemens of Oroville; and one sister, Mrs. Eva Stromer of Yuba City.
Interment will be in Sierra View Memorial Park. (Appeal Democrat 5-25-1948)
Clemens - Final rites for Earl Levaughn Clemens, who was killed in an automobile accident last Sunday morning were held Wednesday morning in Hutchinson's Colonial chapel. Bishop Harry E. McClure and Elder Burnard Taylor of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Yuba City officiated. Mrs. Margaret Goodman was soloist accompanied by Frank Freeman at the organ. Pallbearers were John Danielson, Joe Hull, Melvin Thompson, Byron Perkins, and Jerry Morris. Interment was in Sierra View Memorial Park.
(Appeal Democrat, 5-27-1948)
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