Two killed, four injured in Mills County crash Friday
GLENWOOD, Iowa — Two people were killed and four were injured following a two-vehicle crash in Mills County on Friday afternoon.
According to the Iowa State Patrol, the crash happened Friday around 4:20 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 34 and 195th Street, southwest of Glenwood.
The ISP report states a school bus was heading eastbound on Highway 34 when an SUV entered the roadway from a stop sign at 195th Street for an unknown reason. The bus then struck the SUV in the roadway.
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Both occupants of the SUV, 62-year-old Ralph Schultz and 66-year-old Perla Schultz from Ewa Beach, Hawaii, died from injuries sustained during the collision.
The driver of the school bus, 63-year-old Jeanette Henderson, suffered minor injuries and was transported to a local hospital. Three passengers on the bus also sustained minor injuries and were transported to the hospital.
A post on Facebook reports that the school bus was carrying the Council Bluffs St. Albert Softball team. Friday night's softball games between St. Albert and Fremont-Mills were canceled due to the accident.
Iowa State Patrol was assisted at the scene by the Mills County Sheriff's Office.
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