Laboring Sons Cemetery Schism in Chapel Alley Meeting
Local officials debated converting the Laboring Sons cemetery in Chapel alley between Fifth and Sixth streets. A special meeting August 3 discussed city liability and proposed chapellike graveyard status with plans to present to members for action at an October gathering.
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Graveyard site debate delays Laboring Sons plan
Citizens met in the circuit court room to discuss converting a weed-grown burial ground into a park. Attorney Edward D. Storm explained that city action rests with the mayor and aldermen, and residents preferred leaving the property as is. The controversy looms until the Laboring Sons meeting after October 1.
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Laboring Sons
Court House
Storm
Labor Ng Sons
Laboring Sons Society
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