Thomas P Oliver Answers Last Summons
Thomas P Oliver died at his Nantahala avenue home after a brief illness. A Confederate veteran and former merchant, he served as Clarke County deputy clerk and was recently named Athens alderman. He is survived by his wife and five children. Funeral today at four, interment in Oconee cemetery. Confederate veterans will pallbear.
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Athens City Council Pays Tribute to Alderman-Elect Oliver
Athens mayor and council honor Alderman-elect Thomas P. Oliver with a unanimous resolution. The group will attend his funeral at 4 p.m. at the Nantahala Avenue residence, with Confederate Veterans and Cobb Delaney Camp UCV members meeting at 3:30 p.m. to participate.
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Masonic Funeral for Oliver and Wier Stricken
The article notes the interment of Thomas P. Oliver with Masonic rites and an emergency lodge meeting called by Worshipful Master Palmer. It reports Sheriff John W. Wier suffering a paralytic stroke at breakfast, with Dr Holiday treating him and family hoping for recovery.
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