The Oregonian
November 24, 1964
Sunset Crash Kills Three
A car - truck collision at Susnet Highway and Cornell Road five miles west of Portland killed three persons and injured two other persons Monday, the Washington County Sheriff's Office reported.
Dead were the auto's driver, Herbert Edwin Tanner, 61, Hillsboro; his wife, Auda Gay Tanner, 64, and Mrs. Belva Adamson, Gaston. Mrs. Adamson's husband, Vernon, was in serious condtion with head and chest injuries at St. Vincent Hospital.
Lawrence Lee Milliren, 27, Rt. 2, Box 281-A, Portland, was driver of the pickup truck. He was alone.
Milliren was in good condition at St. Vincent with possible back and chest injuries, attendants said.
Sheriff's deputies said cars making left turns through the left-turn lane at the intersection and a driving rain may have obscured the view of the drivers.
The Oregonian
November 26, 1964
FUNERAL NOTICES
ADAMSON - Belva, of Gaston; wife of Vernon; mother of Bernard, Paul and Richard; 9 grandchildren; sister of Lloyd and Claude Lynch, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Margaret McKeene, Phyllis Bond, Treva Paltnineri. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary, Forest Grove.
November 24, 1964
Sunset Crash Kills Three
A car - truck collision at Susnet Highway and Cornell Road five miles west of Portland killed three persons and injured two other persons Monday, the Washington County Sheriff's Office reported.
Dead were the auto's driver, Herbert Edwin Tanner, 61, Hillsboro; his wife, Auda Gay Tanner, 64, and Mrs. Belva Adamson, Gaston. Mrs. Adamson's husband, Vernon, was in serious condtion with head and chest injuries at St. Vincent Hospital.
Lawrence Lee Milliren, 27, Rt. 2, Box 281-A, Portland, was driver of the pickup truck. He was alone.
Milliren was in good condition at St. Vincent with possible back and chest injuries, attendants said.
Sheriff's deputies said cars making left turns through the left-turn lane at the intersection and a driving rain may have obscured the view of the drivers.
The Oregonian
November 26, 1964
FUNERAL NOTICES
ADAMSON - Belva, of Gaston; wife of Vernon; mother of Bernard, Paul and Richard; 9 grandchildren; sister of Lloyd and Claude Lynch, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Margaret McKeene, Phyllis Bond, Treva Paltnineri. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary, Forest Grove.
The Oregonian
November 24, 1964
Sunset Crash Kills Three
A car - truck collision at Susnet Highway and Cornell Road five miles west of Portland killed three persons and injured two other persons Monday, the Washington County Sheriff's Office reported.
Dead were the auto's driver, Herbert Edwin Tanner, 61, Hillsboro; his wife, Auda Gay Tanner, 64, and Mrs. Belva Adamson, Gaston. Mrs. Adamson's husband, Vernon, was in serious condtion with head and chest injuries at St. Vincent Hospital.
Lawrence Lee Milliren, 27, Rt. 2, Box 281-A, Portland, was driver of the pickup truck. He was alone.
Milliren was in good condition at St. Vincent with possible back and chest injuries, attendants said.
Sheriff's deputies said cars making left turns through the left-turn lane at the intersection and a driving rain may have obscured the view of the drivers.
The Oregonian
November 26, 1964
FUNERAL NOTICES
ADAMSON - Belva, of Gaston; wife of Vernon; mother of Bernard, Paul and Richard; 9 grandchildren; sister of Lloyd and Claude Lynch, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Margaret McKeene, Phyllis Bond, Treva Paltnineri. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary, Forest Grove.
November 24, 1964
Sunset Crash Kills Three
A car - truck collision at Susnet Highway and Cornell Road five miles west of Portland killed three persons and injured two other persons Monday, the Washington County Sheriff's Office reported.
Dead were the auto's driver, Herbert Edwin Tanner, 61, Hillsboro; his wife, Auda Gay Tanner, 64, and Mrs. Belva Adamson, Gaston. Mrs. Adamson's husband, Vernon, was in serious condtion with head and chest injuries at St. Vincent Hospital.
Lawrence Lee Milliren, 27, Rt. 2, Box 281-A, Portland, was driver of the pickup truck. He was alone.
Milliren was in good condition at St. Vincent with possible back and chest injuries, attendants said.
Sheriff's deputies said cars making left turns through the left-turn lane at the intersection and a driving rain may have obscured the view of the drivers.
The Oregonian
November 26, 1964
FUNERAL NOTICES
ADAMSON - Belva, of Gaston; wife of Vernon; mother of Bernard, Paul and Richard; 9 grandchildren; sister of Lloyd and Claude Lynch, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Margaret McKeene, Phyllis Bond, Treva Paltnineri. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., Fuiten-Friesen Mortuary, Forest Grove.
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