Mrs. Laura Leslie Ross and son, Thomas, who were injured in an automobile accident near Newton Monday, are considered out of danger by their physicians at the hospital in Hickory where they were taken after the accident.
Relatives here have been advised that both are considered out of danger although they suffered painful and serious injuries.
It is feared now, however, that Mrs. Ross may be confined to the hospital and her home for some time. Examinations made at hospital are said to show that while she did not suffer a broken him, she did suffer an injury to her hip that may keep her from walking for some time.
In the wreck one of her hips was pushed out of place and relatives have been told that the injury may be several weeks in healing.
Thomas is said to be doing fine although he suffered a fractured skull in the wreck. His condition since Monday has been favorable and no further ill effects are expected as a result of the fracture.
It is not known now when Mrs. Ross and son will be able to return to their home here.
From page 2 of the Concord Daily Tribune, Sept. 1, 1926
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