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Prolongation of the boy’s life is attributed to a transfusion of blood which took play at an early hour this morning when Arthur Tomasich of Bay St. Louis voluntarily gave a pint of blood to be used for the operation. Tomasich, who is 19 years old, is not related to the boy and said he had never seen him before yesterday afternoon.
Following the accident the Holden lad is said to have lost a large quantity of blood before medical aid could be obtained for him. He was brought to the King’s Daughters’ Hospital here last night on Louisville and Nashville train No. 10 by Mrs. Albert Heitzman, her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Query and Arthur Tomasich.
The accident in which the boy was injured occurred at the Intersection of Washington Street and Old Spanish Trail at Bay St. Louis, when a touring car driven by John R. Perez and occupied by a party of Orleanians and a roadster driven by Daniel Fayard collided, throwing the youngster into the windshield of the touring car. Daniel Fayard and Miss Cuevas of Waveland, other occupants of the roadster, who were slightly injured, were reported by their attending physician tonight to be getting along nicely. A fourth occupant of the car, Irving Fayard, who suffered a mangled leg, was sent to New Orleans for medical attention.
(NOTE: Why did Mrs. Heitzmann, Lillian and Thomas accompany Holden??? Relative/Family or Lillian’s husband being a Division Signal Engineer for the RR??)
March 16.1927
Times Picayune, Wednesday, page 14, column 6.
BOY, HURT IN CRASH, FIGHTING FOR LIFE.
Gulfport, Miss., March 15—Herman Holden, 7 year old boy, who was injured in an automobile accident at Bay St. Louis Sunday afternoon, was reported tonight to be holding his own. He was brought here to the King’s Daughters’ Hospital, following the accident.
December 19.1929
Herald, Thursday, page 5, column 1.
Bay St Louis News.
Woodmen Circle Elects.
The Pine Grove Circle, No. 167, W.O.W., held its annual election of officers Tuesday night with the following results: .. ..Mrs. M.L. Heitzmann, auditor...
(Note this should be M.A., as M.L. died 1927)
April 4.1930
US Census, Mississippi, Hancock County, Bay St Louis, Beat 5, Ward 3, S.D.l 1, E.D.23-7, Page 87A, Sheet 3A, Mrs. Enid Patey Enumerator, Lines 35-42, 218 Kellar Avenue, dwelling 48, family 49.
Heitzmann Albert Head owns $6000value not a farm MW48M 26age m. not in school reads writes MSMSGermany English Drayage Independent works on Own account, works, not a veteran.
Heitzmann Mary Wife FW46M 18 not in school reads writes MSMSMS English none.
Heitzmann Albert Jr Son MW21S not in school reads writes MSMSMS English Lineman Telephone works not veteran. Heitzmann Marion Daughter FW19S not in school reads writes MSMSMS English none.
Heitzmann Vivian Daughter FW28S not in school reads writes MSMSMS English none.
Heitzmann George Son MW14S in school reads writes MSMSMS English none.
Heitzmann Owen Son MW 12S in school reads writes MSMSMS English none.
Heitzmann Dorothy Daughter FW6S not in school MSMSMS none.
February 2.1939
Social Security Card issued to ALBERT JOSEPH HEITZMANN. 428-12-5401.
218 Kellar Avenue Bay St Louis, Miss.
Unemployed.
March 16.1940
George E. Heitzmann Jr died. (12/18/1939-3/16/1940). Son of Margaret & George.
April 5.1940
US Census, Mississippi, Hancock County, Bay St Louis, Beat 5, Ward 3, E.D.23-7, S.D.6,Sheet 4A, Emelia D. Howze Enumerator, 218 Kellar Avenue, Household 70, Lines 15-17, house owned, value $600, not farm.
Albert Heitzman Sr Head,MW58Mno7,Miss,same place,yes, Laborer Gen. Hauling Mary A. Heitzman Wife,FW52Mno7,Miss,same place, no, Homemaker Dorothy Heitzman, Dau,FW16SyesHl,Miss,same house,no,in school