San Antonio funeral home manager pleads guilty to faking death
Edward A Williams Jr 29 a San Antonio funeral home manager pleaded guilty to filing his own death certificate and was sentenced to a year in prison. A probation report was ordered and he was released on 2500 dollars bond. A loan company had paid off a 1500 dollar insured note on Williams car after receiving the death certificate.
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San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
Edward A. Williams Jr
Dist
Archie Brown
Williams
Ed Ames Leaves Daniel Boone Next Season
AP reports Ed Ames will not return for a fifth season of Daniel Boone. He cites the show as a career catalyst and plans to press forward with solo work after boosting his exposure through appearances and records, while Mingo’s role ends but Boone may return.
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Mingo
Ames
Daniel Boone
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ed Ames
Fess Parker
Koe
Gene
Vic
Ames Brothers
Urick
Las Vegas
Ameses
Cribbage Play Begins With Win For Elks
Council Chagnon, defending champion, opened the annual cribbage tournament against Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks at Adams Street hall Biddeford. Elks won 75 to 45. Top Elks scorers Goulet and Cowan each had nine points. Mor eau and Foran led Council Chagnon with eight points each.
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Council Chagnon
Biddeford - Saco Lodge of Elks
Adams Street
Biddeford Hall
The
Elks
Wilfred Goulet
Harold Cowan
Patrick Clair
Arthur J. Lesieur
Council
Paul E. Moreau
Arthur Foran
Roland Chretien
Gil Guillory
Elks Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Obsolete Auto League elects officers in Seacoast region
Ralph P. Starkey of Kittery was elected president of the Seacoast Region of the Maine Obsolete Auto League. Mrs Moody named secretary and treasurer. Harold W. Maybury of South Berwick received a service plaque. Next meeting set Feb 4 at 2 p.m. at Charles Bold's York home.
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Wells
Ralph P. Starkey
Kittery
Seacoast
Maine
Obsolete Auto League
Peter Moody
Post Road
Charles Bold
York
Gerard Guillemette
Ralph Starkey
Harold Maybury
Kennebunk High Band to get new uniforms
Kennebunk High School Band Boosters voted to purchase new concert uniforms, blazer jackets with grey trousers for boys and shirts for girls, to be worn for concerts and formal appearances. The move aims to extend life of existing military uniforms. about 1500 dollars needed. Fundraising led by Heber Smith. Next meeting set for Feb 14 at 8 p.m. in the high school library.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Heber Smith
K.H.S. Band
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New England
Arnold G. Cain
Cain
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American Red Cross
International Red Cross
Auto League
Officer
KHS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hungary
West Germany
Ebermannstadt
Ity Akam
Mark OF
Appliance Center, Inc
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