Obituaries for Clouse Leuszler Spence and Zellers in Louisiana
Religious services and burials are reported for Emily Green Clouse of Ponchatoula, Jessie M. Leuszler of Baton Rouge, Hazel Spence of Kentwood, and Mae Zellers of Slidell. Surviving relatives are listed, with burial sites at Red Oak, Roselawn Memorial Park, Woodland Cemetery, and Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Emily Clouse
Ponchatoula
Emily Green Clouse
Earl K. Long Hospital
Livingston
New Orleans
Red Oak
Birdie Green
Nellie Russo
Walter Wilson
Pearl River
Clay Wilson
Leroy Wilson
Hammond
Joe Green
Jessie Leuszler
Jessie M. Leuszler
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Baton Rouge
Operating Engineers Local 406
Roselawn Memorial Park
Fred Leuszler
Edward J
Elsie
Hazel Spence Kentwood
Hazel McGehee
Cornwell Spence
Hood Memorial Hospital
Amite
Joe Lee Hammons
Kentwood
Murdock
Woodland Cemetery
John Henry McGehee
Mae King Zellers
Slidell Memorial Hospital
McEneely
Pine Grove
Slidell
Sally Spiehler
Claude E. Kimbrell
Bush
Brent King
Ponchatoula Kiwanis hosts gospel group Brothers in town
McCormick says the McCormick brothers evangelistic ministry will bring song and testimony to Ponchatoula. The group features James Blackwood and son Jimmy, Cecil, Ken Turner, Pat Hoffmaster, and Tommy Fairchild. Their 1977 hit Learning to Lean topped gospel charts for 18 months. The Kiwanis historically paid expenses only in early years. now they invite the public to attend with no admission fee as turnout grows toward last year’s 1,000 attendees.
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United States
McCormick
Ponchatoula
Spiritual Entertainment Group
James Blackwood
Jimmy Blackwood
James
Cecil Blackwood
Ken Turner
Pat Hoffmaster
Tommy Fairchild
Kiwanis
Brothers
City Seeks Help to Tidy Littered Streets
A resident urges action at the police station to curb littering on Saturdays and other days. She emphasizes inviting visitors by keeping the city clean and welcoming. With cooperation, she believes progress is possible.
Hydro tomato project yields extended harvests at home
Holder describes a greenhouse system where tomato plants can run up to 14 months before reseeding. Replanting is planned for July, with temperature kept between 55 and 85 degrees. Water comes through the roots, keeping plants pollution free, while a step-by-step kit aids hobbyists.
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Holder
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