Many Attend Rites for Hungtington Boy, Automobile Victim, Hungtington, July 14.
While Sheriff O.E. Johnson directed traffic on busy state road 5 this afternoon, 3-years-old Billy Reust was lowered to rest among the tombstones of Mt. Calvery, which until Thursday had been his playground. Billy had seen many such processions, though not so large, wind through the cemetery where his father, Henry Reust is caretaker. And he had not learned to associate with danger, the cars that streaked past his home every day, just across the road. The shade-splotched turf of the cemetery where his father was at work tempted Billy the other morning. He toddled determinedly into the roadway. A horrified motorist crawled from a heap of wreckage which a few seconds before had been a speeding automobile, and staggered up the road. But Billy had gone to his eternal play. He was buried in Mr. Calvary Cemetery, Huntington, IN