Deaths and Funerals of Lilian M. Merrick in Alliance
Lilian M. Merrick, 74, of Belle Rive died yesterday at 8 30 a m in the home of her daughter Mrs Marion Thierry in Belle Rive after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Alliance Ohio with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. She was born January 16 1890 in Homestead Pennsylvania to William J and Mary E Jenkins Berkhart and is survived by her mother. Mrs Merrick was a Roman Catholic and a member of the Spanish American Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian M. Merrick
Belle Rive
Marion Thierry
Alliance
Ohio
St. Joseph Cemetery
Turkell and Kassidy
Mrs. Merrick
Homestead Pa
William J
Mary E.jenkins Berkhart
Merrick
Mrs Christina Rohlfing Dies at 89 in Oakdale
Christina Rohlfing 89 of Oakdale Alabama died Sunday in Washington County Hospital Nashville. Services Tuesday at United Presbyterian Church Oakdale with burial Pilot Knob Cemetery. She was born November 1 1874 Randolph County daughter of Christian and Charlotte Brockemeir. Survived by three sons William Rohlfing Franklin School principal Chris Rohlfing Oakdale and Charles Rohlfing Nashville two daughters Ralph Chorpening Nashville IA and Mrs Fred Buhrman Nashville six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Rohlfing
Oakdale
Washington County Hospital
Nashville
United Presbyterian Church
Pilot Knob
Pyatt Funeral Home
Rohlfing
Randolph County
Christian and
Charlotta Brockemeir
Charles Rohlfing
Chris Rohlfing
William Rohlfing
Inl
Franklin School
Ralph Chorpening
Washington
Fred Buhrman
Williams Dies in California at 60
Annison Andy Williams died at 8 30 p m Saturday in Artesia California after a Jefferson County background He was born Sept 27 1903 in Jefferson County to Lewis and Annie Williams He is survived by wife Maybell daughter Norma two sons Gary and Aine three sisters Mrs Ray Russell of Biluford Mrs William Wells and John Williams of Elsinore Calif and Charles Williams, address unknown Burial will be in Artesia California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annison
Andy) Williams
Artesia
Calif
Jefferson County
Mr. Williams
Lewis and
Annie (French) Williams
Maybell Williams
Norma
Gary
Aine
Ray Russell
Biluford
William Wells
John Williams
Elsinore
Canf
Charles Williams
Williams
Willis Chambliss Dies Suddenly at 37 in Bluford
Willis Chambliss of Bluford died at noon Saturday en route to Jefferson Memorial Hospital, likely from a heart attack. Funeral Tuesday at Harmony Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. He owned Chambliss Blacksmith Shop and was active in local horse shoeing and saddle clubs, survived by wife Mary Byars, two sons, step-children, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Chambliss
Bluford
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Harmony Church
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Chambliss
Jefferson County
DeKalb
Thelma White
Murdella Klepba
Vernon
Wilma Johnson
St. Ann
Ill
Joan Wolfe
Osceola
Ind
Joyce Scarbrough
Orchardville
Leonard
Leuty Chambliss
Junior Chambliss
Grace Martin
Geraldine Maxcy
Pet Fletcher
Maxine Henry
Reba Howard
Bethel
Okla
Ilinois State Horse Shoeing Association
Board of Examiners
King City Saddle Club
Raymond Setzekorn Rites Set In St Louis
Raymond Setzekorn 68 died Sunday at the Missouri Athletic Club in St Louis Mt Vernon relatives notified He lived at the club and is survived by a son James William and a sister in St Louis Funeral services will be from Kreighauser Mortuary Chippewa and Kingshighway Wednesday at 2 pm The deceased was the son of the late Conrad Setzekorn who led the American Car and Foundry Corporation in St Louis Raymond also worked for ACF until retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Setzekorn
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Setzekorn
James William
Kreighauser Mortuary
Chippewa
Kingshighway
Conrad Setzekorn
Ashley
American Car and Foundary Corporation
Raymond
ACF
Mrs. A. R. Porter Dies In Hospital Funeral Tuesday
Ruth Lenora Porter 67 of 1916 Richview Mt. Vernon died 4:00 p.m. Sunday Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral 2:00 p.m. Tuesday Myers Chapel Rev. Everett Lemay Park Avenue Baptist Church officiating. Burial Memorial Gardens. Calling after 5:00 p.m. Monday. Surviving: husband A. R. Porter two sons Wendell Springfield and Sidney Mt. Vernon two sisters Helen Prather Chatham Alice Funkhouser Mt. Vernon ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lenora Porter
Richview
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Everett Lemay
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Memorial Gardens
Fred
Hattie Strattan
A. R. Porter
Wendell Porter
Springfield
Sidney Porter
Helen Prather
Chatham
Alice Funkhouser
Funeral Tuesday For Mrs Vick In St Louis
Funeral services for Cecile Loretta Vick 43 of St Louis will be 2:00 p m Tuesday at West Side Missionary Baptist Church with Reverends Pribble and Fullerton officiating She was killed by an automobile Friday at 11:20 p m in St Louis Born February 20 1931 in Jefferson county she was daughter of William Clayton and Dottie Rosetta Rapp Survived by two sons James and Larry Flora her parents a sister Roselie Chesney Mt Vernon two brothers Robert Rapp St Louis and Ransom Rapp Cairo and three grandchildren Body will lie in state at Myers Chapel Mt Vernon after 4:00 p m Monday then move to the church Tuesday Burial in Harmony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Loretta Vick
St. Louis
West Side Missionary Baptist Church
William Pribble
Merle Fullerton
Vick
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
William Clayton
Dottie Rosetta (Wigginton) Rapp
James
Larry Flora
William C. Rapp
Roselie Chesney
Robert Rapp
Ransom Rapp
Cairo
Myers Chapel
Harmony Cemetery
Slight Damage In Furnace Fire at Oak Avenue Home
A fire caused slight damage to Frank Bond's home at 608 Oak Avenue. Rural fire department extinguished it early Saturday evening. Firemen said a floor furnace pilot light was left on and a rug covered the heat register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bond
Oak Avenue
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted List
Hospital notes from Jefferson Memorial show multiple admissions and discharges. Patients listed include Patricia Engleman Alfreda Porter Charles Shipley Adeline Willmore Lou Browning Verta Fern James Bernice Bell Morgan Sandra Risley and many others with several discharges such as Mae Mitchell Bessie Duncan and Mrs Patricia Engleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Patricia Engleman
Alfreda Porter
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Shipley
Adeline Willmore
Opdyke
Lou Browning
Verta Fern James
Bernice Bell Morgan
Dix
Sandra Risley
Ewing
Mae Mitchell
Bessie Duncan
Lynn Cox
Tracy Lynn
Births Harold Duane and Lisa Ann born at Good Samaritan
Mr and Mrs Harold Ferguson of 912 Welkins welcomed a son at 5 50 this morning weighing six pounds three ounces named Harold Duane. Mr and Mrs Oscar Irwin of RFD 2 Bluford welcomed a daughter at 3 46 yesterday afternoon weighing eight pounds three ounces named Lisa Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ferguson
Welkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harold Duane
Oscar Irwin
RFD 2
Bluford
Lisa Ann
World War Veterans Meet in King City Barracks Session
Veterans of World War II King City Barracks No 102 will hold a regular session at the Legion Hall at 7 30 p m on Tuesday June 23 Attendance of all members is urged and others are invited Final arrangements for the state convention and other important business will be considered Joe Mosley commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King City Barracks No
Legion Hall
Joe Mosley
Comdr
Eastern Star Mt. Vernon Chapter 233 Meeting
A stated meeting of Mt. Vernon Chapter No. 233, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday June 23 at 7 39 pm. Myra Murray W. Naomi R. Bogan, sec'y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Myra Murray W
Naomi R. Bogan
Sec'y
Hog market prices rise at Mt. Vernon market
Market report from Mt. Vernon shows hog prices higher with top at 16.00 for 190 to 220 pound hogs. Sows gained to 12.75 for 300 to 6 weight, with 300 weight and over at 12.50. Boars sold at 8.00 and 9.00.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
In Mt Vernon the following prices were quoted after noon Wheat 1.26 Soybeans 2.34 Corn 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago AP bulletin from USDA notes wholesale prices for butter steady with specific grade breakdowns, eggs largely unchanged across whites and yolks, plus live poultry wholesale buying steady to up one cent with roasters and white rock fryers listed. County and market specifics omitted. price figures given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
Egg and poultry prices from St Louis market report
St Louis market report lists eggs by consumer grades A large 29-31 A medium 23-25 A small 18-20 B large 25-26 and wholesale grades standard 24-26 unclassified 22-24 checks 16-18 as well as hens heavy 12-13 light over 5 lb 7-8 under 5 lb 5-534 and broilers and fryers 15-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Livestock Receipts and Prices From National Stockyards IL
National Stockyards Illinois reports estimated Tuesday receipts of hogs 8500 cattle 3000 calves 300 and 550 sheep. Hog prices 16.00 17.00 for 190 260 pound barrows and gilts and 11.75 13.75 for 300 60 pound sows. Cattle included 6000 head and 200 calves with good to prime steers 19.50 23.50 and heifers 19.00 22.35. cows 12.50 14.00. bulls 15.50 18.00. calves steady and good to prime vealers 18.00 25.00. Sheep 800 with lambs steady to weak and good to prime lambs 20.00 24.00. ewes 4.00 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stockyards
Ill
Grain bid quotes from Chicago market report
Chicago grain prices show No 1 yellow corn at 1.27 and No 2 yellow corn at 1.2714. No 2 red wheat stands at 1.45 percent nominal, No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.5142 nominal. No 2 heavy white oats at 63 percent nominal and No 1 extra heavy white oats at 634 percent nominal. Soybean of 8s nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Gains Lift Market on Steel, Mixed News
Solid gains by steel issues helped Wall Street maintain a higher edge in moderate trading. Major steel names rose as higher orders appeared, while auto stocks waned amid a possible strike signal. IBM slipped amid deal talks, and trading halted briefly at Curtis Publishing on ore fund news. A separate item reports Vermont’s Alice Flores Ruby as the National College Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Group
Jones and Laughlin
Lukens and
McLouth Steel
Copperweld Steel
Ps. US
Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Henry Ford
Chrysler
Curtis Publishing
Timmins
Ontario
New York Central
Maryland
Chicago
North Western
Pennsylvania
College Queen
Vermont
Alice Flores Ruby
Bennington College
Myron M. Ruby
South Orange, NJ
Vandalism Damages Library Grounds Incinerator
Vandals last night wrecked a precast concrete incinerator on the west side of the Public Library lawn. City police were investigating the vandalism today.
Truman stumbles at Springfield dinner as crowd cheers
Harry S Truman defended civil rights and told Democrats to keep promises at a Springfield dinner before helping Rep. Paul Powell for secretary of state. He joked after tripping on stage, then rose uninjured as Kerner Daley and Lucas urged him on. Police aided him as two officers caught his fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Truman
Springfield
Paul Powell
Kerner
Daley
U.S
Scott Lucas
Powell
Civil Rights Bill Moves to Senate After House Passage
The civil rights scene shifts to the House as standards disqualify white and Negro voting applicants, empower the attorney general to sue in desegregation and discrimination cases, and allow cutting federal funds where discrimination remains. After House approval 290 to 130 last February, bipartisan leaders endorse the Senate substitute, making passage likely once it reaches the Senate door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General
House
Senate
Marriage Licenses Issued To Eight Local Couples
Jerry Wayne Volkert 19 and Juanita Ward 18 of Mt. Vernon. Paul Sesock Jr 25? West Frankfort and Deloris Fayes Withrow 19 of Bluford. Richard L. Sanders 42 and Floella M. Rains 36 of Fairfield. Carl Edward Winger 21 of Mulkeytown and Karen Sue Hicks 18 of Scheller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wayne Volkert
Juanita Ward
Mt. Vernon
Paul Sesock Jr
West Frankfort
Deloris Fayes Withrow
Bluford
Richard L. Sanders
Floella M. Rains
Fairfield
Carl Edward Winger
Mulkeytown
Karen Sue Hicks
Scheller
Traffic fines listed in circuit court action
Circuit court fines shown include James E. Johnson of Pontiac Michigan ten dollars for illegal passing Louray Isaac ten dollars for careless driving James R. Fisher of Op dyke ten dollars for reckless driving Lonnie E. Clark twenty five dollars for speeding Marshall O Smith twenty dollars for speeding Charles William Haratty fifteen dollars for speeding John H Sturtevant ten dollars for driving too fast for conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Johnson
Pontiac, Mich
Louray Isaac
James R. Fisher
Opdyke
Lonnie E. Clark
Marshall 0. Smith
Charles William Haratty
John H. Sturtevant
New York Warns Tops on Beaches Angers Officials
Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris says women in topless bathing suits on city beaches will be arrested. He notes police will cover the wearer with a blanket, escort her to a station, and issue a summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parks
Newbold Morris
Morris
Khrushchev Arrives in Neutral Sweden for Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev landed in Stockholm amid neutral policy assurances. He called for sincere talks and good neighbor relations, while Swedes debated the visit as security concerns and 5,000 spectators watched from across the harbor. Premier Tage Erlander reaffirmed Sweden’s peaceful coexistence stance. He departed in a bulletproof 199 Lincoln after the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhom
Sweden
Khrushchev
U.S
Tage Erlander
DEDICATE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH IN McLEANSBORO
The church in McLeansboro seats about 300 in the main hall with 36 in the chapel and 150 in the social hall. Travertine marble altar and sanctuary railing, oak pews and paneling, finished timber roof, and air conditioning with separate zoning.
Attack in Borneo by Indonesians continues
Foreign Minister Subandrio declared Indonesia views the collapse of Tokyo negotiations as satisfactory and that it will pursue confrontation. Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal presses for peace, planning to mail pleas to both Indonesia and Malaysia to return foreign ministers for another meeting to end the undeclared war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesia
Subandrio
Indonesia
Tokyo
Diosdado Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Macapagal
Malaysia
Sweden
Weather summary for Mt Vernon period of two days
Mt Vernon forecast shows Saturday high 93 and low 71, Sunday 94 and 73. Yearly rainfall to date is 23.76 inches with prior year and five year comparisons noted. Sunset at 7 33 and a 4 32 p m time reference appears in readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Illinois Weather Update With Scattered Thunderstorms
Illinois faced a warm summer day with scattered thundershowers. Cooler air was forecast to reach northern sections by Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures near 90s were expected in southern areas, with Chicago highs around 80 and overnight lows in the 60s to 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Weather Chicago
Illinois
Mercury
Polevile
Chicago
Grant Park
Lake Michigan
Five Day Forecast for Southern Illinois Temperatures
Five day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 8 degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday. Normal highs vary from the mid 80s in the north to about 90 in the south, with lows from the mid 60s north to near 70 south. Precipitation totals range from one to two inches in the north and from half an inch to an inch in the south, with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Illinois
Identify Man Hit By Train
A hitch hiker struck by an L and N train near the 15th street crossing last Friday night has been identified as Scott Alexander, 44, of Sikeston Missouri. Alexander carried no identification and police learned his name after he regained consciousness Saturday. He had earlier given the names Sam Whitehead and Glen Whitlock. He told police he must have fallen asleep on the tracks. He suffered a skull fracture and his right arm was amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L&n
15Th Street
Scott Alexander
Sikeston
Alexander
Sam Whitehead
Glen Whitlock
Cemetery Work Notice at Old Simmons Town
Interested volunteers for Old Simmons Town cemetery cleanup on June 27 at 8 a.m. Labor and finance help requested. Send donations to Fern Woodrome, Myrtle Hanes, Rolla Myers in Texico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Simmons Town Cemetery
Fern Woodrome
Myrtle Hanes
Rolla Myers
Texico
Democrats Nominate Illinois Legislators for State Seats
The Democratic convention nominated Stevenson, Kennedy, and John M. Daley, with others including Oprah Grow and John E. Cassidy Jr. The slate spans Downstate and Cook County suburbs, aiming to represent all 59 House districts. Dissension arose over Houlihan’s inclusion while delegates approved the full list of nominees from widespread counties and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Kennedy
John M. Daley
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Oprah Grow
Quincy
John E. Cassidy Jr
Peoria
Illinois
Francis Loughran
Joliet
John J. Houlihan
Park Forest
Will County
Loughran
Houlihan
Grow
Cassidy
Downstate
Joe T. Connelly
Charleston
Eastern Illinois University
Daniel O'Neill
Alton
Morrisey Construction
Roy Small
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Daily Register
Almo McClain
James von Boeckman
Pekin
Corn Products Co
Daniel Pierce
Highland Park
House
Francis X. Mahoney
Freeport
Leo B. Oberneuseman
O'Fallon
St. Clair
State Revenue Department
Joseph Fennessey
Ottawa
H.B. Tanner
William A. Giblin
Marengo
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Thomas J. Hanahan Jr
Mc Henry
Omer Sanders
Carterville
Pilmline
William J. Frey
Pleasant Plains
Joseph Tumpach
Downers Plains
Joseph Tump
Harold Washington
Illinois Industrial Commission
Otis G. Collins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Calvin L. Smith
Melvin McNairy
Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Co
Benedit Garmisa
Joseph F. Fanta
Cook County
John A. Kennedy
Winnetka
James Electronics, Inc
James B. Moran
Evanston
Otto Kerner
Gerald M. Chapman
Arlington Heights
Kennedy recovering from broken back in crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy remains in Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a Friday night plane crash that injured him with a broken back two ribs and three transverse process fractures. Doctors described his condition as extremely satisfactory and said he is bright and alert, resting on a Foster frame to avoid a plaster cast. Fellow senator Birch Bayh and his wife, also injured, were listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Edward M. _ Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Dodge Dickinson
Bayh
Edward Moss
U.S. Senate
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Dind
Henry Murphey
Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
Factory Burns At Greenville
Greenville Ill AP fire departments from four towns fought for two hours to control a blaze that nearly destroyed a large Thermo King Co factory. No injuries reported. damage estimate unavailable and cause undetermined. The plant, a Westinghouse subsidiary, employed about 100 and produced refrigeration equipment. Company officials noted uncertainty about reopening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville, Ill
Thermo-King Co
Greenville
Smithboro
Mulberry Grove
Vandalia
Westinghouse Co
Obituary or Notice Fragment Listing Local Attorneys and Officials
Notable names listed with professions and towns including Philip Goldstick Skokie attorney and special counsel in State Insurance Department Edward Warman Skokie assistant Illinois attorney general Frank Broucek Berwyn city commissioner John McNicholas Westchester attorney James Kirie River Grove restaurant owner Leland Rayson Tinley Park attorney and weekly newspaper publisher
Four Drivers Charged After MTV Accidents
Four drivers faced charges after weekend accidents on Mt Vernon streets. Robert L. Plemons 38 was cited for failure to yield after colliding with Clyde D. Hayes 27 on Logan Street near the city park. Elmer L. Messenger 31 was charged with driving while intoxicated and revoked license after hitting Hazel McGehee 47 on Salem Road. Loretta Alice Young 54 and Ira Charles Bodine 45 were in a crash at 24th and Broadway with Young cited for careless driving. Thomas L. Metcalf 57 was booked for DWI after his car hit Jo Ann Young 19 at Broadway and 22nd. About $300 damage per vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Robert L. Plemons
Clyde D. Hayes
Logan Street
City Park
Elmer L. Messenger
Salem Road
Messenger
Hazel McGehee
South 18Th
24Th
Broadway
Loreteta Alice Young
Festus
Ira Charles Bodine
Florissant
Young
Thomas L. Metcalf
Strawbery Lane
Jo Ann Young
Casey
22nd _ street
Mt Vernon Firemen Respond To Four Alarms
Mt Vernon firefighters answered four alarms over the weekend. At 7:08 p.m. Saturday a short in a washer sparked damage at Toney's Speed Wash on the Sa jem Road. Later at 11 p.m. Saturday gas on the drive at Right nowar Gulf Service at 11th and Broadway burned near the pumps but gas had burned away before arrival. A report said youths dumped gas from a pump and set a match. Two car fires followed yesterday evening on Herbert and Shawnee streets. One car owned by Bob Puntney at 1905 Herbert sustained wiring damage. Another car driven by Tom Burnham of St Louis overheated near Shawnee and Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Toney
Sajem Road
Bob Puntney
Oakland
Herbert
Tom Burnham
St. Louis
Shawnee
Herbert Streets
Suit Seeks 30000 From Alberts Over 1963 Crash
James W. Smith files a 30000 damages lawsuit in Circuit Clerk Jerry B. Gott's office against Daniel C. Alberts of Carlyle. The auto collision happened on State Route 37 about two miles north of Mt. Vernon on March 30, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry B. Gott
James W. Smith
Daniel C. Alberts
Carlyle
Mt. Vernon
Train Hits Car at Tenth Street Crossing
Sylvia Graff, 27, of Pinckneyville escaped injury when her car was struck by an L and N train at the Tenth street crossing at 7 14 a m today. She did not hear or see the train. Signals were flashing and in working order. Car damage estimated at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Graff
Pinckneyville
Tenth Street Crossing
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California
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Samaritan
Mahalda Haley
Billy Bob Palmer
Michael Frank Chornak
Lee Ellsworth Allen
Allie Whitlock
Hazel Robert Estes
Torrey Tariff McKinney
Marjorie Sue Earls
Charlotte Ann Tucker
Robert Edward Lee Mooney
James A. Brown
Delbert T. Wickstrom
Iris Baron Hayes
Almeda Marian Ellis
Therresa Runnels
Erma Marie Dixon
Janet Sue Langa
Diane Kay Wright
Lynn Ann Kite
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Muriel Eugene Wilson
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Carl Oscar Blades
Ethel Marie Schneider
Fred Andrew Holland
Ramona King
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Thomas Bruce Moses
Elizabeth Diane Moses
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Susan Renee
Brenda Joyce Laswell
Gay Nell Bernard
Jeffrey Ray
Irma Ruby Bechtel
John Roy Manley
Charles Everett Bailey
Keith Edgar Mullinax
Frankie Nell Hicks
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Dow Jones
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R Nixon
Scranton
Rockefeller
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Arizona
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