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SMVAhL@00D; VsTI09V So,.. JoEN z; Members of Mount
as6ctO s6 to az sttend funeral from his ate resi-
THYsON, ANNA MAUDE. On wednesday.
ANNA MA6bE AGfSEsft2Ys TRYsoH HnysTssy GsISsy
5gessSidencs gsSd Of her Brother, Paulus Thyson. one
April il tSsnce to st. sis Paara a cstsoI: sfiSJE:
ShYrcS: VIII /: 18th S.rs9 and stS NV. where mass
Mount Olivet Cemetery "S
TiBBs; I..s WILLIAM HAIRY. Departed this
lis reaidenss: iSdssas ASS sSoa Fiji SsS s, At slS
HARRY TIBBs, devoted husband ;S dIntHM Of oIjle
Tisb' TiSbs' father of Clsrice and Reginald
two Erandchiidren and a host ais4 Of ietSss etbes
relatives and friends Funeral Saturday,
A3DT 3ss7is IL Co. At iGasrSS iss oboP sTSP ths
NV. ~1"~ @0V ~
To3dLILJIvER. JAMES. On Thursday. April 10.
dsystsS broS:EP aS:Pto 81 s.4hnES sSAMEs
Ja Jones; Elmer Ashton and Ethel johnson
arns.s g. ss 'aFSs Edsss0 1889 YOU
WALLACE, WILLIAM. On "Wednesday. AMI,
S1 e.. Po!a Wallace and the late itO'eS Carter Ter
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eRuTchs T. 18Th 10 st. s b:.nssn sTSm e. .sS
.1sTv,. n;T; ESemains SG resting at the W. Ernest
NV until Gnn5a pm rsnTsSsy sshuTsh if;S You Z!
-, ms !ate residence. 1916 goth st. NV. II
"ARffiELD, AfD, SUSAN ELIZABETH. On We'd
shss @ ave ESQ s st hsT Susan sgsideRf PffzI
BETH BE- r..,g!Ls1 .W,gARF1ELD; Funeral from Hfa her
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WAKEFIELD. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Memb.r.
meet Di e. ANA AMsrtns n ,sso sssSodaty are requested to
sUsaN Ss2 f' ELfzHsEarsHt ER r the %AR lsss
cite tSe Il r0ssfS shHa' Island ave PREAtsST re-
WARFIELD, SUSAN ELIZABETH. ossc.r.
g. Snd knaRss kmsRSeT, 3, & g. 81 Ann AaTaFy
SUSAN tf2sd q wHRSHID sai efsth of Ns sstsr
pis5S is5S, meet a. sso s' home ThgTsday: April 10
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BARBER, JOHN Tn SAD and ,o, -
6Tance q darling JOHN iUys1S 1JAcK} JeRs EAR
Aprii AHii TO- ShG 1aas Istt us one year ago today
We think of you daily--not dead but lust
BROWN; ROLAND IRWIN. In loving mem.
0s1 Who ddn dsd iSn fonr ys3F. E9hASP IR
April 10. 1926, MOTHER AND R DRpDY:.'' piDOYT:''
GREENE. ROBERTA JOHNSON. A tribut.
RoBERA 'e JoHSg0Ny RHSSggSfy 6 RRSsa E dear wPo othsT
ppSSFtea eco THIS life one year ago today, April
your voice 50 kind and true, dear one
God knew what was best, ~'~' O@e'
Ffxs YS5 Ep1FH Rfres GREENE ind EeS
our bsieysd hothsr effa sARAa K sft L. LmiHoSEEy HoEy
q isSs died i've 'efEs Her aF9 oHfbgtAAD iffqsg ADTl
MASSINO: CATHERINE. In loving memory
MAss1SSoesr Sas Sesr mot mothe5 Ian and wife, CATHERiNE
years ago Aprii I 49, 16ePaEss0 1925. TINS lie two
We miss you. mother, from your place,
we miss your gentle, smiling face;
The lonely home, the empty chair.
seem more than our aching hearts can
In the years that you have been away
We've learned Row much the heart can
Each passing day brings thoughts of you,
we miss you mother. everywhere
NO one knows OF our constant longing
Only those who know such grief can tell
FOR the one We loved so we'll.
pear Is the grave where our mother is laid,
SWEEP is the memory which never shall
Flowers may wither, leaves may die.
Others may forget you, but never snail we
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
MCCARTHY, CHRISTOPHER J. In memory
TOPPER j. MCCARTHY. H6 Who uens departed Tt this
lie one year ago today, April 10, 1929.
No one knows the silent heartache;
OF Ky snsy snSse tS Sno !, haye S lost can tel
For the one loved too well.
stood beside his bedside
And saw him pass away.
on. well do ! remember
HIS Devoted WIFE. TIE. EsA.
precious one from US has gone,
a voice we loved is stilled;
That never s rVs can be be STt aIieda n'Sf'S
HIS LOVING NIECE, TERESA.
NORMAN, IDA BRONAUGH. In loving re-
RaT Ct AM dsa5 %ho epsea stsT PA t s :
aEft aER yssys psTo4E6 aE9 tedsE april l6 lsa2
NACGH NIXON.
Of our son and brother, FRANK S. WILL
COX, who departed this life two years
ago today, April 10, 1928;