Deaths and Funerals for Lee Lenard in McLeansboro
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. at Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro with Rev. Paul Irwin officiating. Burial followed in Smith Cemetery near McLeansboro. Lee Lenard, 89, of Broughton died at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday in Hamilton Memorial Hospital. Born March 13, 1879 in White County, he was the son of Thomas and Samantha Riley Lenard and married to Jewell Allen. Survived by two sons Charles Lenard of McLeansboro and Thomas C. Lenard of McLeansboro. two daughters Martha Crayne of Equality and Mary Jo Thomas of McLeansboro. a half sister Mary Large of West Frankfort. 20 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America Lodge.
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Lee Lenard
Gholson
McLeansboro
Paul Irwin
Smith Cemetery
Mr. Lenard
Broughton
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
White County
Thomas
Samantha
Riley) Lenard
Jewell Allen
Charles Lenard
RFD 5
Thomas C. Lenard
Martha Crayne
Equality
Mary Jo Thomas
Mary Large
West Frankfort
Lenard
Modern Woodmen of America Lodge
Herbert Carroll Dies At Ina Age 74 Funeral
Herbert B Carroll 74 a retired farmer and merchant at Ina died at 1230 am Wednesday at St Anthonys Hospital in Alton Funeral services will be at 1030 am Friday at the Ina Funeral Home with Rev Byford Campbell officiating Burial will be in Kirk cemetery The body lies in state at the funeral home Survivors include three sons George Cecil Wilburn of Alton two daughters Helen Turner Wood River and Mildred Bodine Florissant two brothers Earl Carroll Mt Vernon and Herman Carroll Kansas City two sisters Birdie Stevens Mt Vernon and Jennie Cole Evansville Ind and 13 grandchildren
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Herbert B. Carroll
Ina
St. Anthony's Hospital
Alton
Byford Campbell
Kirk Cemetery
Mr. Carroll
Jefferson County
Walter S
Florence
Kirk) Carroll
Goldie Carroll
George, Cecil
Wilburn Carroll
Helen Turner
Wood River
Mildred Bodine
Florissant
Earl Carroll
Mt Vernon
Herman Carroll
Kansas City
Birdie Stevens
Mt. Vernon
Jennie Cole
Evansville
Ind
Roy Yates Dies Former Resident of Belle Rive
Roy Yates, a Tampa Florida realtor and former Belle Rive resident, died suddenly from a stroke while vacationing in Key West. He had lived in Tampa 15 years and led the Tampa Board of Realtors as president and served as vice chair of the Florida Association of Realtors education committee. Survivors include his wife Dorothy, son Roy Yates Jr of Larkspur California, two daughters Sandra and Vicki Yates of Tampa, two brothers and six sisters.
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Roy Yates
Tampa
Fia
Graveside rites for John L. Harlan
John Luther Harlan found dead at his home on 309 South 11th Street at 10 25 am. Graveside rites planned at South Hickory Hill Cemetery at 10 30 am Friday with Rev. Frank L. Trotter officiating. Friends may call at Pulley Funeral Chapel from 7 to 9 pm today. No known survivors.
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John Luther Harlan
South 11Th Street
South Hickory Hill Cemetery
Frank L. Trotter
Pulley Funeral Chapel
Plan Paint Job on White House
Washington AP reports the White House may be repainted and refurbished before a new president moves in January. The Executive Mansion would gain refinished floors new banquet chairs linens and upgraded kitchen service items. House Appropriations Committee approved 823000 for White House operating expenses up 121000 from last year including 83000 for painting floors and furnishings.
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Washington
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Cisne Man Dies in Flood Car Tragedy
Leslie Brach, 70, of Cisne, drowns when flood waters sweep a car off a rural road into a swollen creek south of Cisne. Everett Breach and Mary Breach escape after the car is carried 300 yards downstream. Leslie Brach, riding in the back seat, is trapped inside as the vehicle submerges.
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Leslie Brach
Cisne
Everett Breach
Leslie
Mary
Everett Brach
C E Johnson of Bluford Dies Suddenly
Charles Everett Johnson 66 of Bluford died at 9 00 am Wednesday en route to Good Samaritan Hospital after an apparent heart attack. Services 2 00 pm Friday at Richardson Chapel Wayne City with Rev Bus Hart. Burial Thomason Cemetery. He was born June 30 1901 in Wayne County. Survived by Nora Brown wife two sons Larry and Dellas a daughter Linda Robinson three brothers Ira Albert Lyman three sisters Nettie Barnes Anla Gregory Ina Myers and two grandchildren.
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Charles Everett Johnson
RFD 2
Bluford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Bus Hart
Thomason Cemetery
Mr. Johnson
Wayne County
Edward Am Alpha Augusta
Cates) Johnson
Nora Brown
Larry Johnson
Dellas Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Linda Robinson
Ira Johnson
Hollywood
Fla
Albert Johnson
Henderson
Lyman Johnson
Geneva
Nettie Barnett
Anla Gregory
Ina Myers
Chicago
Storms Hit State Cause Drownings and Damage
Widespread Wednesday night storms lash from Grand Tower to Zeigler causing property destruction. In Grand Tower two trailer homes toppled hospitalizing two people in satisfactory condition. Reeds Station reports a Church of Christ trailer home and several barns destroyed. John Prudent and wife escaped serious injury in Zeigler trailer flipped.
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Freeburg
Grand Tower
Mississippi River
Zeigler
Reeds Station
Carbondale
Church of Christ
John Prudent
Southern tornadoes claim thirteen more lives
The storm system hit Millington Tennessee area and Calloway County Kentucky, killing a young couple and destroying homes. Russellville Kentucky faced flash flooding isolating 7,500 residents. Arkansas towns Star City Gould Dewitt Paragould Vincent and Crawfordsville lost power from a 500000-volt line and suffered structural damage across multiple cities.
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Memphis Naval Air Station Hospital
Millington
Memphis
Calloway County
Kentucky
Russellville
Vincent
West Memphis
Ark
Crawfordsville
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Little Rock
Arkansas
Star City
Gould
Dewitt
Paragould
Motorist Killed in Illinois 29 Crash Near Chillicothe
Gary Michaels age 26 of Streator was killed early today in a two car collision on Illinois 29 south of Chillicothe. Walter Wiggins 52 of Riverside driver of the other car was reported in serious condition at a Peoria hospital.
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Chillicothe
Ill
Gary Michaels
Streator
Illinois
Walter Wiggins
Riverside
Peoria Hospital
Vernon Hog Market Prices and Top Rates
Prices paid until 12 30 p.m. today were 25 cents higher. The top was 16 75, 19 00 and 19 25 for 200 to 220 lb meat type hogs. Sows were 16 50 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over 16 25, down. Boars were 11 50 and 13 00. After 12 30 p.m. today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted At Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon farmers received price quotes this morning for Wheat at 1.31 Soybeans at 2.55 and Shelled Corn at 1.11 as reported in Mt Vernon.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Market Scores and Butter and Egg Grades
Chicago AP reports Mercantile Exchange prices for butter and eggs. Butter scores include 93 AA 66, 92 A 66, 90 BG 61 percent. eggs grade A whites 33, mixed 27, mediums 36, standards 2574. Cars 91 B 6544 and 89 C 62 percent noted.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain Prices Reported in Chicago
AP notes grain prices with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.50, No 2 soft red at 1.43, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.17, No 3 yellow at 1.16, No 4 yellow at 1.0814-12, Oats No 2 heavy white at 79, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.9644, Soybean oil at 8.75.
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Chicago
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Grades Listed
St Louis AP report lists consumer grades for eggs and weights for hens, broilers, and fryers. Grades include A large 26-30 and A small 18-20, with medium 22-26 and B large 21-24, wholesale standards 22-23, unclassified 20-21. Hens heavy 14-15 pounds, light over 5 lbs 9-10, under 5 lbs 4, and broilers and fryers at 28-28%�
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Omaha
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Live stock prices at National Stockyards Ill Friday
Estimates show hogs 5500 head and cattle 200 with calves 25 and sheep 50. Prices span hogs 19.50 to 20.25 per hundredweight, cattle 23.50 to 26.00 for good and choice, vealers 35.00 to 38.00, calves 21.00 to 26.00, lambs 27.00 to 30.00, ewes 4.00 to 7.50.
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National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Wall Street rally loses steam as profits placed, Vietnam talks loom
Wall Street paused this afternoon as traders booked gains and reassessed the path to peace in Vietnam. The Dow stood at 869.11 and the AP 60 at 310.9, with airlines leading gains and gold mining and aerospace stocks softening as expectations for a war pause conversation grow.
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Wall Street
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
North Vietnam
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Eastern
National
American
General Motors
du Pont
IBM
Control
Homestake
McIntyre Porcupine
American Stock Exchange
Weather snapshot for Mt Vernon and region
The report cites Mt Vernon with Wednesday high 67 and low 5a. Rainfall from 7:00 am Wednesday to 7:00 am Thursday totals 1.25 inches. Yearly rainfall to date 1968 is 9.16 inches. Past comparisons note five and ten years ago temperatures and a Friday sunrise at 5 38 and sunset at 6 28 CST.
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Mt. Vernon
Severe Illinois storm leaves one dead and property damaged
A cold front triggered by a southern storm swept across Illinois causing snow and thundershowers from the Rocky Mountains to the Ohio Valley. One man, Leslie Brach of Cisne, drowned when his car was swept off a bridge. sixteenth homes damaged in Belleville. a drive in theater, lumber company, home, and animal hospital in Breese destroyed. No tornadoes reported. continued rain and gusty winds with clearing Friday.
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Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Illnois
Wisconsin
Illinois
Leslie Brach
Cisne
Columbia
Freeburg
Belleville
Breese
Columbia Mill Stadt
U.S. Weather Bureau
Disaster drill simulates plane crash at Mt Vernon airport
Tonight a mock disaster drill centered on a simulated plane crash will be held at Mt Vernon Airport. Victims will be rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital to test staff and personnel response. Residents not involved are asked to avoid the area around the airport and hospital.
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Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Markets Close Mixed With Utilities Retreat
A brief market snapshot shows 15 utilities slipping 0.48 while 65 stocks edge up 0.06 to 301.6. The session highlights mixed sector performance as investors weigh earnings and macro cues.
House Passes Tax On Travel
The House approved a bill to tax air travel to foreign countries and cut the duty free limit for goods tourists bring home. The 5 percent travel tax would apply to airline tickets, while the duty free exemption drops from 100 to 10 dollars until October 15, 1969, then rises to 50, and gifts by mail incur a 10 percent tax on value above the new allowance. An administration proposal for a 30 percent tax on larger overseas travel spending was omitted.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Two More Back From Sweden
Heidelberg AP U S 7th Army HQ says two soldiers, Pfc James L Butler of Tuscaloosa Alabama and Pvt Donald D Lloyd of Fawn Grove Pennsylvania, returned voluntarily after more than a month absent without leave from the 1st Battalion 64th Armored, 3rd Infantry Division in Kitzingen West Germany. They contacted the U S Embassy in Stockholm for help and were flown to Frankfurt Rhine Main air port where military police met them. They are under restriction pending unit reintegration.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S. 7Th Army
Sweden
James L. Butler
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Donald D. Lloyd
Fawn Grove
64Th Armored
U.S. 3Rd Infantry Division
Kitzingen
West Germany
U.S
Stockholm
Butler
Lloyd
Frankfurt’s Rhine-Main
SAY REDS TO MEET WHEN BOMBS STOP
Reported Soviet informants say a major hurdle to peace negotiations will be U S withdrawal from South Vietnam. They claim Hanoi wants a definite start and schedule for U S withdrawal once a peace pact is signed, while Washington seeks conditions tied to a six month delay per the Manila agreement. Informants note Hanoi privately assured Washington of a halt to major attacks after bombing ceases. Partial Khe Sanh evacuation and token resistance noted as U S South Vietnamese drive toward the base continues. Hanoi ready for private or public talks in line with U S views.
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South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Washington
Manila
United States
Vietnam
Moscow
North Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Highway 9
Two-car crash kills 19-year-old in Danville area
In Perrysville Road collision near Danville on Wednesday night, Sandra S. Lee, 19, of Catlin died. Michael Boyd, 17, of Danville, the other driver, was injured.
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Danville, OL
Perrysville Road
Danville
Sandra S. Lee
Catlin
Michael Boyd
Dogs Allowed to Run Loose in Belle Rive Village
Belle Rive Village authorities announce a policy permitting dogs to run loose within village limits. The move ends a prior leash requirement and applies to all residential areas under local enforcement.Residents are urged to follow posted rules for dog control and curb safety.
Passenger Train Subsidy Proposed
Sacramento AP report notes state Sen. Albert S. Rodda urges federal subsidies to save the California Zephyr and City of San Francisco trains as railroads seek to drop the services. He criticizes railroads for defeating competition and urges federal action if companies cannot or will not continue the routes. Western Pacific and Southern Pacific seek permission to discontinue the Zephyr and City of San Francisco, risking loss of a northern California transcontinental link.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Commission
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Santa Fe
North State
Johnson heads to Hawaii for peace trip amid bombing halt doubts
North Vietnam's official newspaper Nhan Dan warned the United States not to expect concessions in return for a total bombing halt. The piece, issued about ten hours after Hanoi's announcement, said Johnson's speech and U.S. actions show continued obstinacy and a sinister design of aggression against South Vietnam, despite the limited bombing limits.
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North Vietnam
United States
Nhan Dan
Hanoi
Johnson
U.S
South Vietnam
ASK COURT SET ASIDE VERDICT IN BLUE LAW CASE
A motion argues the verdict is indefinite and uncertain and unlawfully delegates to the city or courts the function of determining its applicability. It also alleges discrimination since other stores and a drug store remained open on Sundays without prosecution.
Strikes At State Mental Institutions In Illinois
About 6500 Illinois mental hospital workers faced a strike notice while 300 at Anna State Hospital planned a vote later today. Dr Harold Visotsky proposed a $15 monthly pay hike and shift differentials, a move Council 34 urged against as unsure to pass legislature before July session.
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Anna State Hospital
Harold M. Visotsky
Ilinois Department of Mental Health
Ilinois Budgetary Commission
Roy Wine
Council 34
Ilinois State Employee Union
Visotsky
Wine
Illinois
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted
Admitted patients include Carol Ann Watts and Good Samaritain Nellie Robertson. Discharged patients include Eugene Bell Bean, Anthony Darrell Oldham, and many others across towns such as McLeansboro Belle Rive Alma and Paxton. The list also records multiple addresses and care facilities with names like Ruth Odom and Dorothea Wilkey.
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Jefferson Memorial
Carol Ann Watts
Inn
Eugene Bell Bean
Park
Anthony Darrell Oldham
McLeansboro
Jessie Nutan McMahon
Jones
Gary Lee Clarke
Helen Reba Day
Alma
Clarence E. Dailey
McKeansboro
Good Samaritain
Nellie Robertson
Aven Wells
Waltonville
Martha Pettit
Pace
Stella Curtis
Wilshire Drive
Dorothea Wilkey
Belle Rive
Ruth Odom
Eva Cornwell
Bluford
Edna Thierry
Ernest Buchanan
Forest
William Davis
Claude Robinson
David Joe Shields
Apple
Carl Radeen
Paxton
Ill
Larry McAdoo
South 15Th
James McKee
Danny Wright
Freda Brown
Doris Mae Struckoff
RFC
Kell
Edward Cook
Bishop Court
David Earl Bone
Parkins
Thomas Pace
Opdyke
Ruby Slayton
Mennen
Royal Story
Rosewood
Nada Nance
Williow Springs Farm
Dahlgren
Shirley Grace
North Seventh
Cars Collide On West Broadway
A collision in the 200 block of Broadway yesterday afternoon involved William O. Watkins 72 Woodlawn and Norma L. Rockett 47 1100 South 22nd Street. Watkins car damaged about 100 dollars and Rockett car about 35 dollars. Watkins charged with making an illegal left turn.
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Broadway
William O. Watkins
Woodlawn
Norma L. Rockett
South 22Nd Street
Watkins
Yank Relief Force Near Khe Sanh In Heavy Fire
Intelligence initially suggested North Vietnamese withdrawal near Khe Sanh as relief units pressed through Laos toward the front. Gunship helicopters hit about 200 enemy troops two miles southwest of Khe Sanh, with U.S. commanders noting 20 killed while mortar rocket and artillery fire exceeded 230 rounds with light casualties.
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Co Roc
Laos
Khen Sanh
U.S
Two 14 year olds caught stealing cars in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon police last night caught two 14 year old boys pilfering parked cars. Officers said two cigarette lighters a raincoat and a radio were recovered. One boy was turned over to his mother to report back to the police station late today. The other boy was held in jail over night. No formal charges had been filed this morning.
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Mt. Vernon
Bonnie Post Office Burglary Attempt Foiled
A burglary attempt at the Bonnie Post Office was reported to the county sheriff. A front door window was broken and a door pried but the main post office was not entered, leaving the crime unsuccessful.
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Bonnie
Charge of Burglary Involving 18 Year Old Arrest
Gloria Kirkwood, 18, of 913 Perkins Avenue, was arrested by city police yesterday afternoon and charged with burglary. A warrant was issued this morning and bond set at $2000. She is accused of taking numerous pieces of furniture from a home at 325 Bell Street owned by Charles Todd of 317 Bell Street. Officers reported several items were taken.
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Gloria Kirkwood
Perkins Avenue
Bell Street
Charles Todd
Humphrey Leads Labor Support Across Nebraska
The Nashville Tennessean notes a Johnson draft movement by Gov. Buford Ellington and other pro Johnson governors as state delegations would back favorite son candidates to aid a Johnson draft at the national convention. Humphrey and Kennedy met with President Johnson, who declined comment and aimed to preserve freedom of movement. Meany urged Humphrey to run, criticizing Kennedy and McCarthy amid Johnson's decision not to seek re election.
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Nebraska
Nashville
George Christian
Johnson
Meany
Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarthy
Koontz Divorce Granted In Circuit Court
Kitty Ann Koontz and Dwane Darrel Koontz had a divorce granted in the circuit court yesterday. The action finalized terms of dissolution between the spouses in the local jurisdiction.
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Kitty Ann Koontz
Dwane Darrel Koontz
Tri County Electric to Hold Community Meeting at Bluford
Tri County Electric Cooperative starts its first community meeting series at Bluford Grade School on Tuesday April 9 at 7 30 p m Host couple Mr and Mrs George Clifton of Opdyke will present a informal program on wiring troubleshooting appliances and crop drying equipment H G Downey will lead the session inviting all members and friends Neon test sites will be given and refreshments served Attendees from Mt Vernon Webber and the north half of Pendleton township will receive postal invitations Additional meetings are set for Jefferson county Inn April 11 Waltonville April 23 and Farrington School May 2
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Tri-County Electric Cooperative
Blusford
George Clifton
Opdyke
Cliftons
H. G. Downey
Downey
Mt. Vernon
Webber
Pendleton Township
Jefferson County
Inn
Waltonville
Farrington School
Quarterman Sues for Divorce in Local Circuit Court
George Edward Quarterman filed for divorce from Donna Kay Quarterman in circuit court alleging desertion. They wed September 26 1963 and separated April 8 1966. Plaintiff seeks alimony and property rights bars for Donna Kay Quarterman.
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George Edward Quarterman
Donna Kay Quarterman
Installation of Officers at White Shrine No 66 Mt Vernon
White Shrine of Jerusalem Mt Vernon No 66 will install officers Friday April 5 at 8 pm. Members Masons Eastern Stars and families invited. Also listed are fines from circuit court: Mack Jones $10. Wallace Ackley $50. Roy Goodin $25 bond. Darrell Ellis $25 bond. Arthur Ellis $25 bond. Oval Beadle $15. Enrique Vela Jr $15. Garvis Coker $15. Albert Lee $15. William Hibbler $15. Michael Morris $10.
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Mt. Vernon Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Lula E. Miller
Naomi R. Revon
Mack Jones
Herbert Street
Wallace Ackley
South 23Rd
Roy E. Goodin
Benton
Darrell W. Ellis
South 20Th Street
Arthur C. Ellis
So. 20Th Street
Oval
Charles Beadle
South 11Th Street
Enrique Vela, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Garvis C. Coker
Grafton
Ohio
Albert Lee
Chicago
William L. Hibbler
Memphis
Tenn
Michael R. Morris
Centralia
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