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MRS. McKEEVER CLINTON GIRLClinton friends of Mrs. Frederick McKeever, who was one of the daugh ters of Samuel and Margaret Mitchell, were grieved to learn of her * death at the Davis flats in Terre Haute, last Monday. The funeral was conducted from the home of j her nephew, H. Dt Culley, 1720 Ohio street, Wednesday afternoon. 1 Three sons, Mitchell and Paul Craw- j ley, of Los Angeles, and George Crawley, of Popular Bluffs, Mo., survive. Dick Mitchell, of Clinton, is a surviving brother, and Mrs. ^ j Alice Culley, of Terre Haute, a j sister. Mrs. Melissa Huff, a sister, j hasn’t been heard from for a (number of years and it is not knowri whether she still lives or not. She j was formerly in Cincinnati. Hwo half sisters and two half brothers survive, as follows: Mrs. Bell Ballard, Tilton, III.; Mrs. Minerva Rucker, of Georgetown, III.; JohnSleetli, who is in the South. and William Mitchell, of Clinton.Mrs* JktcKetver will be remembered by many Clinton people as Alma Mitchell. She was first married to Dr. Joseph Crawley, who formerly .had a drug store on the east side of Main street, in Ciinton. where Buskirk, the druggist, later had his stand. I
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Clinton Clintonian
Clinton, Indiana, US
Tue, Jun 04, 1912
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