Open House Greeting in the Free Press Message
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Temple Man Mobley Dies Suddenly at 25th Birthday Eve
J A Mobley of Temple dies suddenly on November 2 1917 in his perfect health while tackling daily tasks. Born March 25 1854 in Champers County Alabama he lived 34 years in Campbell County before moving to Temple thirty four years ago. He worked in the mercantile trade then served as a mail carrier ten years and spent his final years farming. He leaves a wife Lila Henry and four children two daughters having predeceased him. Funeral was held at the Methodist church with Rev T Z Brangon and interment in Masonic Cemetery.
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Remembering a patient spirit and steadfast faith
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