The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Monday 23 December 1935 p 8 Article

ACCIDENTS
OUSE FATALITY

Side Ripped from Car Collision with Lorry
Further details of the motor collision near Ouse on Friday evening, when Glenford Cross, of Gardner's Bay, was killed when returning from Tarraleah for the holidays, wore available during the weekend.
The accident occurred on a dangerous turn on top of the Sand Hill about four miles on the Hobart side of Ouse, and within 100 yards of the house occupied by Mr. C. Webb, patrolman for the Department of Public Works. The motor lorry involved in the collision was owned by Mr. T. Jones, of Ouse, and was being driven towards Ouse by William Clarence Jones. The car in which Cross was travelling was driven by Bernard Glover, of Uxbridge.
Other occupants of the car were: - Loyal John Hankin (Geeveston), Eric James Figg (Tarraleah), who were on the front seat, Clive John Horton (Tarraleah), and Robert Allen (Tarraleah).
The vehicles met on the turn and the tray of the lorry almost completely ripped the side out of the motor car. Deceased was seated on the outside of the rear seat, and received the full force of the impact. Mr. and Mrs. Webb were startled by the collision. The injured man was conveyed to New Norfolk Cottage Hospital on a lorry driven by Donald Addison. Trooper Linton, of Ouse, visited the scene and made a report to Inspector Collins, of New Norfolk.

INQUEST OPENED.
An inquest was opened at New Norfolk on Saturday by the Coroner (Mr. Gordon Matheson). Evidence of identification was given by Sergeant Anthony, of New Norfolk, and the inquest was adjourned to a date to be fixed.
It is understood that deceased was married recently. .