Obituary of Alexander McCune of Hocking County Ohio
Alexander McCune born April 18 1890 in Marion Township Ohio died May 20 1952 after a five day illness aged 62 years one month two days He lived near his birthplace a longtime Lunglow Industries employee since 1936 He married Bertha Fraizer on November 28 1914 and had three children Vernie Thelma Merl Allie McCune is his mother Surviving are four grandchildren two stepsons and one stepdaughter His brothers and sister died in infancy He was a Mt Tabor Methodist Church member and a devoted husband and father.
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Alexander
Alex) McCune
Hiram and
Allie Huston McCune
Marion Township
Hocking County
Ohio
Lunglow Industries, Inc
McCune
Mt. Tabor
Bertha M. Fraizer
Vernie I. McCune
Rockbridge
Thelma Blackstone
Merl R. McCune
Logan
Taps Soon for Last Civil War Veterans
Twelve veterans from the Union and Confederate sides remain, aged 103 to 110, as Memorial Day nears, with experts predicting only one survivor may be alive by June 1953. The roll call lists 8 Confederates and 4 Union soldiers, led by James A. Hard, 110, of Rochester, N. Y., who quips death will not claim him.
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Central Press
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Robert E. Lee
Veterans Administration
James A. Hard
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N. Y
Hard
Grand Army of the Republic
Albert Woolson
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New York Infantry
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Samuels
Ida
51St
Missouri Infantry
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Olla
Crossing the Bar Reflections and Thanks Card
Poem line and farewell sentiments express hope to meet the pilot face to face after crossing the bar. Card of Thanks thanks Leonard Funeral Home Reverends J W Steen and W H Marshall pallbearers floral tributes and helpers for the death of our son husband and father.
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J. W. Steen
W. H. Marshall
U S Air ace Davis death confirmed amid wartime reports
A Communist correspondent and London Daily Worker journalist Alan Winnington said photographs show Maj. George A. Davis Jr. dead after his jet was shot down on February 10 near Panmunjom. Davis from Lubbock Texas had 21 aerial victories. The Air Force still lists him as missing in action.
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America
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The
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U.S. Air Force
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