The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-13
DEATHS

Walter R. Reams-Aged fl years, died
 at a local infirmary Friday after noon Funeral services, Dr. l. F. | Whitten officiating, will be held from Lige Loy's chapel this after l noon at o'clock. Internsnt in Elm l wod cemetery. The following will | act as pallbearers; W. P. Crawford. 1 w. T. Burns, J.7L. smith c. D: Far l due, J. J. Osborne and J. F. | Dedwyler.
 Louie KelIy-Aged 9S years, died at a l local infirmary yesterday morning. 1 Funeral services will be held from 1 Johns chapel al 2 o'clock this aft ernoon. Interment in Elmwood cem- etery.
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 Miss Mamie NanIy-Aged 42 years. | fell from the sixth floor of the First National bank building Friday and | was almost instantly killed. Funeral services will be held from the resi- 1 dence. 1920 Fifth avenue, north, this morning at II o'clock. Interment Tn l Elmwood cemetery.
 Mrs. Robert scott-Aged 22 years died | at local infirmary Friday night l Body was sent to Madison last night l by Lige Loy for jnterment. | Samuel B. Walker-Aged 2S years, l died at a local infirmary yesterday | afternoon. Remains will be sent to | Wiliamsport, Tenn, by Johns to- l night for interment.
 Mrs. J. P. Dicus-( Margaret Sparks} | died Friday at Muscle Shoals of l pneumonia. She was 2S years of age 1 and is survived by her husband J. l P Dicus; two children, her mother | S;e ters and brothers, Funeral services ] from the family residence, 9S2 Four l teenth street south, at , o'clock | this afternoon. Interment at Eln.- ] wood cemetery.
 Mrs. Annie Gibson Wicker Ellison-- | Aged g years, died at a local iu-F l firmary yesterday afternoon. Body 1 was sent to Augusta, Ga, by Johns ! last night for interment. 1 Ernest Edmund Gaines-Aged 29 1 years, died at Camp Sevier, Green 1 vile, s. C., October 9. Body was re- ceived by Johns yesterday morning. 1 Funeral services will be held from l the residence, 1927 Elm street, at l 10:30 o'clock this morning. Inter- l ment in Elmwood cemetery. Miss Linnian Pierce-Aged 21 years, | died at local infirmary yesterday l morning. Funeral arrangements Will l be announced later by the Woodia | Undertaking company. Deceased is l survived by her mother, Mrs. Emma Pierce of Springville, Mo, and two | brothers, Will pierce of Springyille l brothers, Will Pierce of Springyille
 American expedltionary forces in | France.
 w. E. Trotter-Aged 36 years. died at
 the family residence, 110 Fifty eighth street. north, Friday morning 1 of Spanish influence. Remains were sent by Woodin Undertaking com | pany to Warrior yesterday morning
 for interment. He is survived by his
 widow and three small children.
 Mrs. A. F. Page-Aged 25 years, died at her residence, 6s25 First avenue, Friday morning. She is survived by her husband and two small children
 The body was sent to Reform yester-
 day morning by Woodin Undertak- ing company for interment.
 Mrs. J. F. Ford-Died at the family residence 7414 Hil1man avenue, yes terday morning of Spanish influ-
 enza Her husband, J. K. Ford, died Thursday morning of the same dis ease. Deceased is survived by three
 small children. Funeral services and interment at East Lake cemetery this afternoon at o'clock.
 M. T. Bridges-Aged 64 years, died at I local infirma1y of pneumonia last
 night. Funeral services will be held from Johns chapel this afternoon at
 3 o'clock. Interment in Oak Hill | cemetery.
 Eugene Arthur Campbell-Aged 27 years, died at a local infirmary last
 night. Body will be sent to Remlap
 by Shaw tomorrow morning for in- Il terment. He is survived by his
 widow and one brother
 Mrs. J. E. HewIett-Aged GA, died yes- terday afternoon at the family resi- dence, 4201 Avenue D. She is sur | vived by her husband and three soEs,
 w. E., F. H. and D. H. Hewlett.
 Funeral services will be held from
 the residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment at Forest Hin
 cemetery
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