OBITUARYLincoln McOlanahan, a well known and ' highly respected resident of Brazil for many years residing in *West- Brazil, died Sunday morning after a brief illness of pneumonia, preceded* by blood poUooii-g, at the age of 62 years.The deceased has been connected with the Brazil Ice Storage Company for a number* - *. . ' ' * . * • * *.A 9of years and was a valued employee of the company. Three weeks ago Mr. McClanahan accidentally ran an ice pick into ; ;.*• . .. * - . .his fore arm waicb later resulted in bjood poisoning, followed by pneumonia He was taken to the hospital for treatment but complications set in which caused his death. The remains weretaken to the Miller Son parlors» • » * . * . * • *. . • .and prepared for burial and then taken to the home on the water works road.He is survived by the wfdow, fiye sons ind a daughter, Clar-ence.E . John, Lawrence, A1 b - r»M., Harry ^M , Robert W. and Ola. He is also surx ived by four*.*•••• * •*•,.*** •' v »* ’/ •• f* i .■ * • * . . * . »brothers, three sisters and a half-sister, as follows: Alex, of-i Mississippi; Thjma*, of Iowa; Hetfry, of'English; John, of Brazil; Mrs, Henri* tfci Ball, of Bainbridge; Mrs. Alice Nicholson, of Russellville; Mrs. H. B, Henley, of Peoria, 111 . and Mrs.Sadie Sanderson, of Te»*re Haute The funeral services were held at the Annunciation, church a*nine o’c’dck Tuesday loorninev R v Fit t! f rcy icke off'ciating, fnterment at Co* tge Hid ceme ryBri. zi 1 Time; -