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Saint Charles Journal

Location

Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1976

Page

6

Obituary notices for Oscar A. Phillips and Peter D. Bolls

Oscar Adam Phillips 89 of 416 Tompkins St died July 24. Survived by wife Martha dekker Phillips. sons Marian Harvester Junior and Franklin of St. Charles. daughters Lucille Tiedermann Isabelle Luetkenhaus Eunice Whiteside of St. Charles. 27 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren. Preceded by son Calvin and four sisters. Funeral July 27 Prinster Paul 240 N Kingshighway interment St. John Cemetery Cottleville Memorials to St Johns Church or St John United Church of Christ. Peter D. Bolls 63 of 810 Nathan died July 23. Survived by wife Loraine Bolls daughter Jamie Bolls son William Bolls. Funeral home Prinster Paul 240 N Kingshighway interment Newport Ark.

Phillips Oscar Adam Phillips Tompkins St Martha Dekker Phillips Marian Harvester Junior Franklin St. Charles Lucille Tiedermann Isabelle Luetkenhaus Eunice Whiteside Calvin Amelia Rieffer Ida Hanner Ella Laver Ella Guthermuth Prinster-Paul N. Kingshighway St. John Cemetery Cottleville St. John's Church St. John United Church of Christ, St. Charles Bolls Peter D. Bolls Nathan Loraine Bolls Jamie Bolls William Bolls Newport Ark

Freeman seeks Democratic nomination for 51st District state representative

Roy L. Freeman of St. Charles files to run in the 51st District Democratic primary. A Union Electric lineman with 17 years in St. Charles County, he cites local service on the sewer board and as a deputy, plus a law enforcement certificate. He backs House Bill 1319 to boost internal county controls and school funding and pledges to bring government closer to the people.

Roy L. Freeman Huck Finn Drive St. Charles Freeman St. Charles County Union Electric

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