Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1 :
Dodgeville Residents Killed in Car Crash - Miss Ann O'Dowd, 50 of Dodgeville and Miss Katherine Hill, 34, of Grange, Illinois, were instantly killed when the car they were ridding in, skidded on the icy pavement and crashed into an approaching automobile near the Summit viaduct in Madison last Thursday. Other occupants of the car were Mrs. John Livingston wife of the superintendent of the Iowa County farm; Mrs. John Campbell and Forrest Kamm, driver, bookkeeper at the county farm. These three suffered minor injuries and shock from t he accident. The party was en route to Madison for a shopping tour.
Miss O'Dowd, sister of Mrs. Livingston, matron of the county farm. Mrs. Hill had been visiting in Dodgeville for several weeks.
Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1): On Saturday, January 16th of 1924, the family O'Dowd home where Ann and her sister Kate resided at 514 Fountain St. in Mineral Point, caught fire up in the attic.
Dodgeville Residents Killed in Car Crash - Miss Ann O'Dowd, 50 of Dodgeville and Miss Katherine Hill, 34, of Grange, Illinois, were instantly killed when the car they were ridding in, skidded on the icy pavement and crashed into an approaching automobile near the Summit viaduct in Madison last Thursday. Other occupants of the car were Mrs. John Livingston wife of the superintendent of the Iowa County farm; Mrs. John Campbell and Forrest Kamm, driver, bookkeeper at the county farm. These three suffered minor injuries and shock from t he accident. The party was en route to Madison for a shopping tour.
Miss O'Dowd, sister of Mrs. Livingston, matron of the county farm. Mrs. Hill had been visiting in Dodgeville for several weeks.
Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1): On Saturday, January 16th of 1924, the family O'Dowd home where Ann and her sister Kate resided at 514 Fountain St. in Mineral Point, caught fire up in the attic.
Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1 :
Dodgeville Residents Killed in Car Crash - Miss Ann O'Dowd, 50 of Dodgeville and Miss Katherine Hill, 34, of Grange, Illinois, were instantly killed when the car they were ridding in, skidded on the icy pavement and crashed into an approaching automobile near the Summit viaduct in Madison last Thursday. Other occupants of the car were Mrs. John Livingston wife of the superintendent of the Iowa County farm; Mrs. John Campbell and Forrest Kamm, driver, bookkeeper at the county farm. These three suffered minor injuries and shock from t he accident. The party was en route to Madison for a shopping tour.
Miss O'Dowd, sister of Mrs. Livingston, matron of the county farm. Mrs. Hill had been visiting in Dodgeville for several weeks.
Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1): On Saturday, January 16th of 1924, the family O'Dowd home where Ann and her sister Kate resided at 514 Fountain St. in Mineral Point, caught fire up in the attic.
Dodgeville Residents Killed in Car Crash - Miss Ann O'Dowd, 50 of Dodgeville and Miss Katherine Hill, 34, of Grange, Illinois, were instantly killed when the car they were ridding in, skidded on the icy pavement and crashed into an approaching automobile near the Summit viaduct in Madison last Thursday. Other occupants of the car were Mrs. John Livingston wife of the superintendent of the Iowa County farm; Mrs. John Campbell and Forrest Kamm, driver, bookkeeper at the county farm. These three suffered minor injuries and shock from t he accident. The party was en route to Madison for a shopping tour.
Miss O'Dowd, sister of Mrs. Livingston, matron of the county farm. Mrs. Hill had been visiting in Dodgeville for several weeks.
Grant County Independent (Muscoda, Wisconsin) · Thu, Dec 26, 1935 · Page 1): On Saturday, January 16th of 1924, the family O'Dowd home where Ann and her sister Kate resided at 514 Fountain St. in Mineral Point, caught fire up in the attic.
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