Richmond Area Deer Tag Totals Fall Behind Last Year
Deer tagging in the Richmond Dresden area trails last season after the first week. Dore’s filling station in Richmond marked 37 deer and Rose’s station in Dre tagged 28 this year versus 36 last year. Local hunters named include James Pratt Jr and Alfred Pinette among others. Promotion news reports Captain Alton A. Brown of Richmond, formerly First Lt., now commanding HQ Co of the 7th Engineer Aviation Brigade in Rein-Main Germany with multiple ribbons. Police announce new winter night parking ban on village streets starting Nov 15.
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Richmond-Dresden
Dore
Richmond
Rose
Dre
James S. Pratt, Jr
Bowdeinham
Alfred Pinette
Linwood Horne
Edwin J. Lebel
Bucks
Donia Hanna
Union
Carlton Knight
Robert Wallace
Irving Meserve
Clayton Waltz
Rodne Dunn
Fred Witham
Real Brown
Richard Strout
Does
7Th Engineer Aviation Brigade
Rein-Main
Germany
Alton A. Brown
Captain Brown
Korea
Far East
Japan
Europe
Republic of Korea
Brown
Alfred C. Brown
Joseph H. Pridham
Vilages
Richmond Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ralph W. Blakeney
David L. Rich
Solar Lodge
Bath
Ernest Haskell
Augusta
Julius Sussman
Russell A. Ring
Harold Bates
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Lois Pashard
Queen Esther Lodge
Columbia Lodge
Portland
Progressive Grange
Home and Community Welfare
Nettie Leavitt
Emily Wallace
Edith Haynes
Marion Lewis
Priscilla Riske
Joan Humphrey
Albert Palmer
Roderick Harriman
Emily Dunn
Mary Hackett
Clifford Gray
Walter Knight
Bertha Gray
Laura Baker
Marsha
Margaret Wilson
Grange Herald
Eva Libby
Marshall White
Richmond Corner Extension Association
Ora Farrington
Rosalie Hartzel
Emma Clark
Emer Ol Lane Post
American Legion
Pearl Perry
Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary
Togus Veterans
Bertha Curtis
Cecelia Robinson
Sunday callers visit Mrs Chase's home in small gathering
The group met at the sister Mrs Emily Chase's residence for a short social call and proceeded to vote on a charity donation, giving to the Toy Ladies at the Togas Veterans Hospital.
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Emily Chase
Togas Veterans Hospital
Baked beans supper and sale planned at Dresden Mills
December 4 set for a Methodist U S C S baked beans supper and annual Christmas sale under Dresden Mills town events. The supper committee includes Mrs Lyndel Gould Mrs Leonard Alexander and Mrs Leona Jewett with 5 30 to 7 p m serving time.
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Ted Gagne
Harold Pushard
Leroy Robbins
Harold Bracken
Brunswick
Does
Fred McDonald
Alice Pushard
Everett Freeman
Clyde Bailey
Edward Arbor
Bucks
Methodist U. S.C. S
Dresden Mills
Lyndel Gould
Leonard Alexander
Leona Jewett
James Cameron
Enlist in the 10th Infantry Division Europe bound
Sgt Stilkey of the United States Army Recruiting Station invites young men ages 17 to 34 to enlist for direct assignment to the 10th Infantry Division. The unit will train together and go to Europe as a replacement for the 1st Infantry Division after July 1, 1955. Qualified volunteers will spend Christmas at home, with eligibility letters available before December 17 and enlistment after January 3.
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Stilkey
United States Army
Post Office
The
Times Today
10Th Infantry Division
Europe
1St Infantry Division
First Army
10Th Infantry
Wiscasset Winter Plans and Local Moves
Wiscasset residents prepare for a Florida winter with families visiting relatives. Carl Barnes, recently discharged from four years in Austria, stays with his parents Charles and Mrs Barnes on Gardiner Road. Arthur Jones works with Fraser Brothers building Petrie street houses. Dr Ervin Panosky visits friends on Lee Street and tours local sites. Richmond White and Helena Bellas travel to Florida for the season. Everett Schubert, M D, relocates his practice to Farnham Street and sets up office in his home.
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Fort Lauderdale
Carl Barnes
Barnes
Charles Barnes
Gardiner Road
Carl
Austria
Arthur Jones
Fraser Brothers
Petrie Lots
Ervin Panosky
Mildred
Madeline Barrage
Lee Street
Pownalboro Court House
Lincoln County
Richmond L. White
Helena Bellas
Florida
Everett Schubert
Farnham
Harold Hall to visit Yonkers mother in Bedford Street
Harold Hall of Yonkers New York will arrive Friday for a brief visit with his mother Mrs Adel bert Hall of Bedford Street On his return he will be accompanied by his mother who will renew Wanler with him and Hall.
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Harold Hall
Yonkers
N. Y
Adelbert Hall
Bedford Street
Wanler
Hall
Georgetown notices and events in a Maine town
Warren Harris spoke at First Baptist on The Walk of the Believer and Dickens Christmas Carol abridged edition noted at Colby College Press. Rebecca Hourwich Reyher spoke in Auburn while P T A served a supper at Central school and a stork shower honored Mrs Gerald McCartney at the First Baptist vestry.
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Warren Harris
First Baptist Church
Christ
Georgetown
Press Herald
Waterville
Colby College Press
Philo Calhoun
Bridgeport
Calhoun
Little River
Rebecca Hourwich Reyher
Lewiston and Auburn
Elm Hotel
Auburn
New York
P.T.A
Central School
Francis Pierce
Vernon Gray
Woodrow Gray
Charles Kelley
Five Islands
Alex Cunningham
Five Islands Road
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Kennebec Point
Stanley Kosalka
Sagadahoc Bay
Maurice Burns
Bay Point
James Oliver
Bay Point Road
Kelley
First Baptist Vestry
Gerald McCartney
Leroy Moore
Richard Hersom
Anne Wardwell Powers
Lester Powers
Walter Powers
Georgetown Center
Hersom
Porteous, Mitchell & Braun
Portland
Connecticut
Victor Pinkham
Marcia Cunningham
Charley Spear
Judy MacMahan
Virginia Moore
Faith Powers
Stephen Thibodeau
Mary Proctor
Branda Penley
Patrina Clark
Donald Nichols
Dean Murray
Calvin Harris
Mary Rowe
Gordon Pinkham
Cleon Powers
Andrew MacGillivaty
William Murray
Georgia Watson
Marcia
georgetown center social and visiting notes excerpt
Georgetown area residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of casual social updates. Among those visiting or traveling are the Traftons of Portland in Georgetown Center, the Brown family at Overlook Kennebec Point, the Petersons at South Bristol, and reports of Arthur Rowe recovering in Arlington after an auto accident. The column also records a birthday for Mrs. Martha Bowen, a trip to Newport for Billie the canary, and several excursions to Boothbay Harbor Ocean Point Phippsburg and Brunswick areas. Regular hosts include Mr and Mrs William A Todd and mentions of local landmarks like China Lake and the White Mountains.
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Kennebec Point
Rudolf H. Trafton
David
Portland
Trafton
Georgetown Center
Harold J. Brown
Overlook
Roland E. Peterson
South Bristol
Arthur S. Rowe
Arlington
Mass
Dorothy W. Stuart
Martha Bowen
Melvin Cunningham
Belle Heald
Newport
Billie
Mrs. Bowen
Mable Smith
Richmond
Bowen
Stuart
John K. Lee
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Sarah Allen
MacMahan
Ocean Point
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Roy M. Newman
William A. Todd
Phippsburg
Ruth Stevens
Contoocook
N. H
Brunswick
Robinhood Tea Room
J. Gilbert Haley
Exeter
Georgetown Parsonage
Warren Harris
Hugh Rockwell
Hughie
Tommie
New York City
Francis Oliver
Bay Point Road
Haskell Pupils Visit Parker Head School
Has kell Memorial School pupils and their teacher attended a Loyal Temperance Legion program at Mrs Alice Lowells Parker Head school and will return the favor on December 2. The school closed Thursday and Friday last week. Mrs Thistle spoke at a Portland WCTU Institute and visited Lawrence Mass over the weekend with her son and his wife Rico Zorrilla and two grandchildren Belinda Joy and Gwendolyn Doris. Ruth Ann Bettle is absent on an exciting New York trip with Dr and Mrs R A Bettle. Long Flute orchestra progresses and aims to debut December 2 with Parker Head as first audience. Harvey Rice a first grade pupil is proud of reading progress and is first at school each morning. Cynthia Weaver of Brunswick started violin lessons and hopes to perform for the school. Achievement tests were administered last week to all grades. School will close Friday and stay closed through next week. Mrs Thistle travels to New York City for a Seventh-day Adventist Teachers Institute and will stay at the Times Square Hotel.
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Haskell Memorial School
Loyal Temperance Legion
Alice Lowell
Parker Head
Thistle
Maine Loyal Temperance Legion
First Baptist Church
Portland
Lawrence
Mass
Rico Zorrilla
Belinda Joy
Gwendolyn Doris
Ruth Ann Bettle
New York
R. A. Bettle
Parker Head School
Harvey Rice
Cynthia Weaver
M. L. Weaver
Brunswick
New York City
Teachers’ Institute of the
New England States
Times Square
Pythian Sisters Honor 50 Year Members Pin
The hall was decorated in yellow chrysanthemums and green fir with matching table decor. At meeting end a community sing and game period followed. Mrs. Clark, longtime supervisor at New England Tel and Tel Boothbay Harbor, later Bath, attended.
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Clark
New England Tel. & Tel. Company
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Nursing schools spread across hospitals and colleges
The report notes that nursing education exists within 976 U. S. hospitals and 172 colleges, indicating widespread integration of nursing programs across health care and higher education institutions. The figures highlight the scale of nursing training capacity nationwide.
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U. S
Five Islands community notes and social events
The Five Islands area hosts a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. William Marr at the Pierce home with a silver dollar gift and church quartet. Numerous neighbors join in gatherings, Bible class discussions, and children’s performances. visits to Portland and Bath appear, along with hospital notes, school open houses, and local club attendance.
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William Marr
Francis Pierce
Marrs
Warren Harris
Five Island
Marr
Erland Moore
Dennis Moore
Thomas Watson
Lloyd Pinkham
George Gray
Victor Pinkham
Harold Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Kathleen Rittall
Orville Rowe
Alton Reed
Stanley Lewis
Vernon Gray
Woodrow Gray
Philip Pinkham
James Stevens
Harlan Pinkham
Ronald Thibodeau
Georgia Watson
Rosalyn Pinkham
Elaine Stevens
Marilyn Cunningham
Sylvia Pinkham
Richard Hanna
Bruce MacGillivary
Walter Stevens
Robert Moore
Carl Williams
Alfred Rowe
Alfred Rowe Jr
Georgetown
Calvin Harris
Calvary
Blaine
Raymond Hanna
Reynolds Grover
Jamestown
N. Y
John Brown
Herman Barter
Bath
Portland
Branwell Harford
Massachusetts
Almon Marr
Malden
Mass
Marr Cottage
Diana Barter
Martha Perow
Eugene Reynnolds
Percy. MacGillivary
Reginald Church
Bath Memorial Hospital
Charles Boucher
Auburn
Boucher
Five Islands
Wallace Heal
South Portland
Reginald Pinkham
Montsweag Baptist Church
Lulu Hanna
Ivan Pinkham
Irving Hanna
Brunswick man pleads guilty in municipal court case
Two defendants appeared before Judge Gardiner R. Deering. Merle S. Ambrose, 25, Brunswick, pleaded guilty to driving so as to endanger on the old Brunswick road and was fined 20 dollars plus 7.82 dollars costs. Henry Schmidt Jr., 20, 357 Washington street, pleaded guilty to driving without a license on Summer street and to intoxication and disturbing the peace. On the no license count Schmidt received 30 days in jail at Augusta or a 10 dollar fine with 6.15 dollars costs. Patrolmen Arthur E. Tainter, Robert Stalling, and Alfred Melville were complainants.
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Merle S. Ambrose
Brunswick
Arthur E. Tainter
Brunswick Road
Henry Schmidt, Jr
Washington Street
Summer Street
Schmidt
Augusta
Robert Stalling
Alfred Melville
Herbert Black Pleads Guilty For Stop Sign Violation
Herbert Black aged 38 of 1069 ae street pleaded guilty to a Bath police charge for failing to stop at the stop sign at the intersection of ak and High streets. He paid a $10 fine and $5.70 in costs.
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Herbert Black
Ae Street
Bath
Ak and
High Streets
Former Bowdoin president Casey Sills dies suddenly
Portland Bowdoin College mourns Casey Sills longtime president emeritus and educator who died after a cerebral hemorrhage in Portland at 74. He led Bowdoin for decades, taught Latin, earned ten honorary law degrees, and shaped Maine education and civic life. He left a widow Edith Lansin Koon and a cousin Phillips Ketchum of Natick Mass.
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Portland
Bowdoin College
Casey” Sills
Brunswick
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin
Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. Luke
Sills
Maine
Cross
Muskie
Oliver L. Loring
Episcopal
Sills Long
U. S. Senate
Passamaquoddy
Halifax
N. S
Funeral for William W Hutchins at Curtis Funeral Home
William W. Hutchins funeral held Wednesday at Curtis Funeral Home at two o'clock with Rev. H Macy Whitehead of Phippsburg officiating. Bearers named were Ernest Oliver, Guy Crowley, Fred Spinney and David Pinkham. Burial in Oak Cemetery, Georgetown Center.
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William W. Hutchins
Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara A Palmer
Funeral for Mrs. Clara A. Palmer held Wednesday at 11 from 746 High Street. Rev. Laforest E Hodgkins of Central Congregational church officiated. Bearers were Edwin H P Lowell Allan Spear Karcher S Jackson and Daniel Williams. Burial in Oak Grove family lot.
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Clara A. Palmer
High Street
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Allan Spear
Karcher S. Jackson
Daniel Williams
Oak Grove
Richmond Pair Held On Bad Check Claim
Four cases heard in Municipal court. Alton Shields of Richmond pleaded guilty to uttering a forged $30 check. Robert Seigars, 19, Richmond, pleaded guilty as an accessory before the fact. Both were held on $1000 sureties for Superior Court. Roger Coffin of Topsham pleaded guilty to speeding 70 mph on Route 196. fined $10 plus $5.70 costs.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Alton Shields
Richmond
Edmunds. Langlois
Robert Seigars
Deering
Yankees Left Fielder Gene Woodling Known as Porky
Gene Woodling, the New York Yankees left fielder, is nicknamed Porky by his teammates, reflecting a long standing clubhouse reference tied to his personality and playing style.
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Gene Woodling
Yankees
Porky
Obituary of Ella Dodge Nichols publisher's wife 87
Mrs Ella Dodge Nichols 87 wife of Frank B Nichols publisher of The Bath Daily Times and The Bath Independent died Sunday at her Bath home. Born May 21 1867 in Cherryfield she married Frank B Nichols in 1895 and moved to Bath where he published the papers. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Paul K Niven of Brunswick a son Barrett C Nichols of Cape Elizabeth and four grandchildren Kendall Niven London Campbell Niven in Brunswick serving in the U S Army Barrett C Nichols Jr and Susan Jane W Nichols of Cape Elizabeth.
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Ella Dodge Nichols
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Daily Times
Bath Independent
North Street
Cherryfield
Charles Peter Nickels
Frances Campbel Nickels
Cherryfield Academy
Bradford Academy
Bradford
Mass
Round Pond
Bath
Nichols
Central Congregational Church of
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Barrett C. Nichols
Cape Elizabeth
Kendall Niven
London
Eng
Campbell Niven
U. S. Army
Barrett C. Nichols, Jr
Susan Jane W Nichols
Longtime Bath resident Mrs Clara A Palmer dies at 88
Mrs Clara A Palmer 88 of 746 High street widow of William E Palmer died early Monday. Born November 6 1866 in Bath she lived here her entire life. She attended Bath schools and Bath High School graduating in 1884. She helped lead the Bath Alumni association and supported many civic groups including Cosmopolitan club Bath DAR North Center PTA YMCA auxiliary and Central Church League. Surviving is daughter Addiella D Palmer of Bath.
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Clara A. Palmer
High Street
William E. Palmer
Palmer
Bath
William T
Clara Hitchcock Donnell
Old Bath High School
Bath Alumni Association
Central Congregational Church
Addiella D. Palmer
John LaCrosse 88 Dies in South Weymouth Mass
John LaCrosse aged 88 died Saturday in South Weymouth Massachusetts after living with his daughter Mrs Stanley J Commeau in Bath for four years. He was born November 1866 in St Anselm Quebec and lived mainly in Brewer. He leaves four sons Herman T Washington DC Henry J West Roxbury Lewis G North Weymouth and Wilfred J Northeast Carry and a sister in Long Beach California. Funeral from St Theresa's church South Brewer Tuesday at nine with Crowes Funeral Home Bangor in charge of arrangements.
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John LaCrosse
Bath
Stanley J. Commeau
Dummer Street
South Weymouth
Mass
St. Anselm
Quebec
Brewer
Herman T
Washington, D. C
Henry J
West Roxbury
Lewis G
North Weymouth
Wilfred J
Northeast Carry
Long Beach
Calif
St. Theresa's Church
South Brewer
Crowe’s Funeral Home
Bangor
William Hutchins dies at 85 in Bath nursing home
William Watson Hutchins, 85, of Bath died Sunday at a Bath nursing home after a period as a patient. Born October 31, 1869 in Broad Brook Connecticut, he was the son of John L. and Abbie Prentiss Hutchins. He lived in Bath about four years after residing in Popham and had been cared for by his daughter Emma Newdick at 131 Oak Street before entering the home. Survived by daughters Emma Newdick of Bath and Elizabeth Mosher of Warehouse Point Conn, sister Elizabeth Mosher of Warehouse Point, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was the husband of the late Bertha O. Hutchins.
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William Watson Hutchins
Bath
Broad Brook
Conn
John L
Abbie (Prentiss) Hutchins
Hutchins
Connecticut
Popham
Emma Newdick
Oak Street
Elizabeth Mosher
Warehouse Point, Conn
Warehouse Point
Bertha O. Hutchins
Funeral Service for Mrs Ella D Nichols Held
Funeral service for Mrs. Ella Dodge Nichols was held Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 from Curtis Funeral Home. The Rev Laforest E Hodgkins pastor of Central Congregational Church officiated. Bearers were John R Newell Duncan McInnes Donald N Small Ivan A T and Charles Wilkes. Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Ella Dodge Nichols
Curtis Funeral Home
Laforest E. Hodgkins
Central Congregational Church
John R. Newell
Duncan McIinnes
Donald N. Small
Ivan A. T
Charles Wilkes
Oak Grove
Godthaab Population Report From Senne Capital
Godthaab the capital of Senne shows a population of 1,500 residents. The figure reflects a small urban center with limited growth and serves as the administrative hub for regional governance.
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Godthaab
Senne
Gilliam, 80, Sebasco fisherman dies at Memori al hospital
Howard Edward Gilliam of Sebasco died at Memorial hospital Wednesday. Born July 14, 1874 at Orrs Island, he was a fisherman who worked at sea until age made it impossible. Survived by wife Ruth Gilliam. step mother Nora Gilliam. six daughters Elsie Wallace Irene Humphrey Alfreda Rogers Marie Gilliam. two sons Raymond Marvin Gilliam. six sisters Alice Atwood Marjorie York Evelyn Wyman Delia Darling Frances Nellie Wallace. six brothers Jerry Philmore Freeman Robert Eliot Norman Gilliam.
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Howard Edward Gilliam
Sebasco
Memorial Hospital
Orrs Island
James
Julie
Wallace) Gilliam
Ruth Gilliam
Nora Gilliam
West Point
Elsie Wallace
Irene Humphrey
Alfreda Rogers
Marie Gilliam
Norway
Raymond
Marvin Gilliam
Alice Atwood
Marjorie York
Evelyn Wyman
Delia Darling
Frances
Nellie Wallace
Jerry
Bailey Island
Philmore
Freeman
Robert
Eliot
Norman Gilliam
Portland
George T Conway Dies In Florida At 53
George T Conway 53 a native of Bath died November 10 in Miami Florida He was born in Bath son of William and Mary Conway and lived on York Street He worked as a pipe fitter at Bath Iron Works and was known as a field dog trainer Survived by daughter Mary Ann and son George T Conway Jr both of Quincy Mass a sister Mrs Catharine Pye of Philadelphia and a brother John Conway of Portland Funeral services were held in Philadelphia Friday.
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George T. Conway
Miami
Fla
Bath
William and Mary (Conley) Conway
York Street
Bath Iron Works
George T. Conway, Jr
Quincy
Mass
Catharine Pye
Phila . Pa
John Conway
Portland
Philadelphia
William Dick Rites Held for 69 Year Old Navy Inspector
Funeral services for William Dick 69 who died October 31 in a Winchester Massachusetts hospital were held November 3. A retired U S Navy machin ery inspector he served at Bath Iron Works during World War II. Born in Glasgow Scotland he was survived by wife Helen R Dick a daughter Edith Stackpole of Newtown Pennsylvania and two sons William Dick of Lewiston and Neil McLean of Reading Massachusetts.
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William Dick
Winchester
Mass
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works
Glasgow
Scotland
Helen R. Dick
Edith Stackpole
Newtowne
Lewiston
Neil McLean
Reading
Gilliam Funeral Held At Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral service for Howard E Gilliam was held Saturday afternoon at two officiated by Rev Herbert Ewart of Sebasco. Bearers were Philmore Gilliam Lafayette Wallace Calvin Alexander and Elliot Gilliam. Burial followed in Morrison Cemetery Sebasco. Bob Miller Detroit Lions defensive tackle serves as a policeman in Norwalk Connecticut when not playing football.
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Howard E. Gilliam
Curtis Funeral Home
Herbert Ewart
Sebasco
Philmore Gilliam
Lafayette Wallace
Calvin Alexander
Elliot Gilliam
Morrison Cemetery
Bob Miller
Detroit Lions
Norwalk
Conn
Alexander the Great’s Indian Campaign Encounters Sugar First
Historical notes say Alexander the Great’s armies first tasted sugar during their advance into India, marking an early encounter with the sweet substance amid warfare and navigation through ancient realms.
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Alexander the Great
India
Lump Sum Social Security Death Benefits Capped At 255
The Social Security lump sum death benefit remains three times the primary benefit but is now capped at 255 dollars. Congress debated scrapping the benefit, but the National Funeral Directors Association argued successfully for the compromise.
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Congress
National Funeral Directors Association
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Fort Knox
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Cora Gahan
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Ray Cate
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Pythian Sisters
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