Automobile, hunting, and work-related incidents, among others

 

The provided obituaries list several individuals who died due to accidents. These accidents include automobile, hunting, and work-related incidents, among others:

• James Buzzard died from injuries sustained when his car went out of control and turned over on State Route 39.
• Arnold Alderman died in a truck accident on Droop Mountain.
• Frank Bennett died after efforts were made to pull his logging truck back onto the road.
• Neal P. Anderson, a taxi driver, was killed in an automobile accident near the Pendleton-Highland county line.
• Jacob Bussard died in an automobile accident after losing control of his car on a wet and slippery road.
• Mrs. Hallie Clark Bussard died from injuries sustained in an automobile wreck.
• Malvern Overholt was struck and killed by an automobile.
• An unnamed man of Rich Creek was killed in an automobile accident on Route 219.
• Gerald Allen Mullenax was killed in a train accident.
• Mrs. Cornelia Bussard Hayes was struck and killed by an automobile while walking.
• Dale E. Hoke was killed in a jeep accident on Knapps Creek.
• Sanford Gibson was killed by the accidental discharge of his shotgun while hunting.
• Virgil Roy Lambert died from a .30-caliber rifle accident in a car.
• William Leo Judy died in a two-car traffic accident.
• Charles Mack Peck died by drowning.
• D. A. Gladwell died from an accidental shooting while crossing a fence.
• Robert Slavin died from a bullet wound to the head, with indications pointing to an accidental shooting.
• John H. Slavin was killed when the car he was riding in went over the road.
• Thomas Cullen Smith was killed when the combat plane he was flying crashed.
• William Ross Gay was killed in an accident in Chicago.
• Thomas Gawthrop died from injuries received when he ran his vehicle under an empty flat trailer.
• Dennis F. Galford was fatally injured when the truck he was driving was struck by a train.
• Herbert Samuel Galford was run over by a log train.
• Glenn Hiner died from the effects of a blow to the head by a falling limb.
• William A. McLaughlin died from a heart attack brought on by exertion while fighting a fire.
• Osel McLaughlin died of a heart attack while driving.
• Rollin Kenny Phares died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
• J. P. Rexrode was killed in a car accident when his car went over Cass road.
• Joe E. Sheets slipped on ice and hit his head against a utility pole.
• Thilbert Houdyschell was killed by a falling tree.
• Glenn Friel was killed in an automobile accident where the car he was in ran off the road and struck a mail box.
• Michael Garrett drowned after falling from a cabin cruiser.
• John Steven Handy was found shot to death.
• Edward Harold Kayes died from injuries received in an automobile accident.
• James Springer died when his truck plunged off a bridge and into a creek.
• Mrs. Hattie Bernice Lester died as a result of an automobile accident.
• Two unnamed men died in a head-on collision between two trucks.
• Virgil Mace was killed after stepping into the path of an auto.
• Miss Virginia Miller died from injuries received in an automobile accident.
• Daniel Lorain Gum died from injuries received in an automobile accident.
• Boyd H. May died from injuries suffered in a traffic accident.
• William H. Mullins died when his car struck the rear of a vehicle at a construction site, causing a chain reaction collision.
• Clyde Mullens was struck by a train while crossing a trestle.
• Robert Mace died when slate fell on him at a mine.
• Donald Pritt was killed when the car in which he was a passenger struck a stalled truck.
• Warren Dair Shue was killed in an automobile accident when the car he was riding in overturned and crashed into a utility pole.

These instances reflect the variety of accidents that caused fatalities during the time period and in the locations covered by the sources.