Meryl Wallace obituary from Huntington WV 1998
Meryl Wallace 76 of Huntington WV died Nov 15 1998 after a sudden illness. Funeral service was held Nov 18 at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Donald W. Walker Jr. officiating. Burial at White Chapel Memorial Park. Survived by wife Eloise and three daughters Patty Wiley Brenda Camp and Sue Accord plus nine grandchildren and one great grandson. He was a Navy veteran who took part in D Day and served with USS LST 494 Association.
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Edna Earl Christian Wallace
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Harry Wiley
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Brenda
Larry Camp
Sue
Jim Accord
Roswell, GA
Henry
Lyman
Evayl
Billy Wallace
Harley
Richard Love
Cotton output down 36 percent from 1997 Texas and U S figures
Texas Agricultural Statistics Service reports Upland cotton for 1998 at 3.3 million bales, 36 percent below 1997, with statewide harvested acreage at 3.05 million acres and yields averaging 519 pounds per acre. U S production expected at 13.0 million bales, down 29 percent. Santa health piece follows.
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Texas Agricultural Statistics Service
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Dangerous Don Willingham's WIT & WISDOM FROM WINDY VALLEY
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Wit & Wisdom
Windy Valley
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