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81 Macomb o.. Above cunningham's Q
Phone Mt Clemens 6o69 G
THREE rooms; new; with attic: good
well: Lot 00x3o4-s2. 800; V cash.
8 rooms; electricity; good wen -
S1.750; $500 down.
Q rooms: modern-sa.7 7so; si.3so down.
8 rooms; modern; except bath -
81. 500: $1,000 down.
= rooms; electricity; bath; large lot;
on oratiot-e3. 800: 81. 800 down.
rocmss ! floor; lot $oxi%o-es. 500;
"a. 500 deWn.
. resms; modsrn-ss.sse; $1,000
down.
q rooms: modern; lot soxiss-ss, 800.
10 rccms; baths; lot soxi3e-ee.o 90;
5 rooms: bath dswn, 3 and ban %;
furnace hsst-o6. 800; 1900 down.
z rooms: tile bsths: tile kiteheNs I
2-car garage: hot air heat: thermostatic
control-Si4.000; y cash.
6 room Colonial home: tile bath; sun
room; hear garage: paved street -
Sli 900: terms.
acres with & room house: bath:
oil heat: some fruit; sma1 barn: chicx-
en- coop--e4. 500: q. 800 down.
oss acres 100 fruit trees on North
osstios-s4so PER -sere.
Mild & Warne,
QAonon 1Lp0.. ABOVE yYRsf ma
tv0SAA Wxi 4!0Ns II. GLEN
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LumIey. Johnson. Hunt
40 Mocomb St.
N's ATTENTION

VETERANS ATTENTION
3-acre farm and nice home close in'
bed rooms; full basement; oil heat
81 $50: terms.
Little doll house and 5 lots: one block
from Gratiot; newly plastered: 2 bed
rooms; inlaid linoleum: brick siding;
plenty fruit and berries; chicken
houses-$4, 800. :.
New modern fully insulated home; oil
furnace; nice bathroom; paved street;
hardwood floors: all utilities-94.0OO.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Shell Gas station, corner spot IN MI
Clemens; q money maker for last 10
years; two room living quarters In rear:
great future possibilitie s--e5 900 down.
Drug store: full price $500; all stock
and fixtures: no competition; good pre-
scription business; living quarters IN
rear. S1S month rent.
Auto humping and painting business
on Gratiot; one acr ofland included; /;
be autiful living quarters attached.
Ideal location for cabins or trailers.
Room for gas station In front; close In;
SIS, 900 down.
LumIey, Johnson. Hunt
Phone 67ll
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IN MT CLEMENS q modern brick; 3
bedrooms: fire place; venetian blinds;
bullion garage; oil heat: automatic
hot water: lot 66x<37: shade trees; fully
Handicapped. Owner 5214. All
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HARNESS; saddles; travelling bass
repaired; brides; race harness; NAN
harness: horse blankets. 75 Washing.
ton, Phone Mt Clemens ooo7. G
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sAl FERNS ses Sale


EAST DETROIT
. snl bath; garage: . Iets->s. .3oo'
bedroom; modern home; ssersatioe
room; garage; near oratiot and D Nile
$50; $4,000 down.
Brick 3 end bath; large attic; drS
house off . Mile road-ss, ,17S; $500 dn
Modern frame; block - Mia =
1880; terms.
Brick . ana bath, garage; block =
. and bath: hot watsr furnace; nee,
oratiot-e<.ooo; ei.5oo down.
. and bath; utility; assS ~ Nns-
ol.loo; ol.0oo down,
1 acre; S-room home: basement: @
rage; chicken soop-eS.ooo.
6room home; vacant; large ~, ass'
II Mils-e3,50o; ol.30o down.
: and bath; utility; vaeanti lot 7oxi]@
WARREN TwP.
Grocery store and living quarters
two lots-$5. 500: 5000 down.
4 and bath; utility-oS.35o.
Brick Q and bath; basement, furnace
3 lots-e5. TOO; terms.
Q and bath: utility; Gas hot VA
ter furnace: garage: ID sere-$o,0o0
terms.
CENTER LINE
3 bedrooms: basement home; com
pletely furnished; immediate posses
sion-sS. 100; terms.
7 and bath: basement: furnace: rec
re alton room; garage; large lot-S7'ooV
FRASER
4 bedroom home: natural fire place
2 large lots: handicapped; garage: OF
Utica road-49. 500.
N acre; ( and bath; utility; hot wa
ter furnace-S5, 900: terms.
; room brick home; half acre: "a
rage; vacant; near bus-S3, 400.
iM acre on Utica road; room
house; running water; gas: peaI
school: stores and bus-$4.000.
LITTLE FARMS
4 and bath; fire place: attic; lot l007
li6--Si. 500; - 900 down.
room basement home; furnace
large lot: chicken coop; near Gratiot--
O., 300: terms.
SOxis7 on IL Mile road: 3 and bath
utility; garage-S4.850.
n acre on Little Mack; and bah
chicken coop-$4. $50.
l00xll6 8 and bath: basement; sur
mace; near Gratiot-s6,30 800; terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
oratiot at 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 500
UTICA ROAD AT - NILE TRASEH
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OUR MOVING equipmsns 10 the best
Special care taken Of your furniture
spd upholstered goods In storage. such
40 moth proofing and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co.. 60
Broadway. Mt Clemens. Phone 638i,
Service 70 and from Detroit daily. c
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MODERN income: rooms and bath
down: 8 rooms and bath up; automatic
heat and hot water; 2-car garage-its
q buyi
7-room Colonial; fire place; lavatory
on first floor: automatic heat and hot
water; storm windows.
MODERN rooms; bath; ) bed rooms
and den; oak floors: newly decorated:
large lot: price 81 $500: $4,000 down.
MODERN brick home: bedrooms:
oil heat: brick garage: steel windows;
venetian blinds; fireplace: carpeted;
immediate possession.
LOTS
100 foot frontage on Lakeshore Drive.
Dalby-Campbell Sub.-$1 300.
so n. lot on Clair-S700.
10 n. lot on Belleview-$2.00 900.
% n. lot on Lodewyck-Sl.80 800.
/. E. [. GOLDEN
Flfth g. Phone s7eo c
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DOG harnesses made 10 order: baby
harnesses: leather coats repaired: sip
pers. Bill Reynolds. 70 Washington
Phone Nj. Clemens oooT. o
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-30
PARK CITY SECTION

Mrs. Eva Cram entertained the
members of the graduating class at
her drug store Thursday evening
after commencement.
Staff Sgt. Thomas Wagner left
May "a for the service after spend
ing a month with his father Joe
Wagner. Staff Sgt. Wagner ex-
poets to be discharged before long
as he has seen active service in so
many places in the European theater
and has more than the required
number of points for discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Whitcanack
who have been living in Billings
for months moved to their Park
City home Saturday. Mr.. Whit
canack will continue his work in
Billings.
Floyd Eastlick, who always brings
home the big fish opened the sea-
son beginning May %, by catching
a 4A-pound and a 21a-pound trout
on the Saltwater. Many who plan
ned to go fishing remained home,
due to a dark and rainy day. Harry
Sands also caught a 4-pound trout,
the largest of the eight he caught
on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson re-
turned Saturday from Broadview
where he has been superintendent
of schools the past year.
Verne Southworth, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Southworth, who enlisted
in the navy some time ago, was
called and left the middle of the
week for induction.
Mrs. Livingood of Hardin came
Tuesday and remained until Friday
at the home of Mrs. M. L. Duns-
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Calhoun of Ash
land, Ore, came. Wednesday and re-
NAMED until Monday with his sis
ter and family, Mrs. R. c. Bolin.
Miss Dora Bolin, one of the grad
uating class, accompanied her aunt
and uncle home for the summer.
Nancy Lee Harris, Marlene East
lick and Joan Gesick sold Legion
peoples on the street Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lierow and
Mrs. Lierow's sister, Mrs. Alma
Reed, returned Thursday from Their
mopolis, Wyo., where they spent
Mrs. R. w. Davis entertained the
Republican woman's organization at
her home Friday afternoon. Women
present were Mrs. F. r. Brown,
Mrs. J.. H. Dove, Mrs. Herman Wolf,
Mrs. John Harding, Mrs. Dan East
lick, Mrs. R. E. Plowman, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kinney, Mrs. C. M. Zwis-
Ter and Mrs. S. T. Flood. Several
belonging were unable to
Staff Sgt. Austin Kinney left for
st. Petersburg, Fla, the last of the
week after spending his furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rev. A. M. Bachanz spent the
week at Wahpeton, N. D. attending
he Montana and North Dakota dis
riot convention of the Lutheran
Missouri Synod.
Lieut.. Charles Colby came Thurs
lay night from Panama, where he
,as been stationed. He is spend
ng his furlough with his wife and
on, who are at the home of her
'%arents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisen-
nan, and with Lieutenant Goldy's !
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Walters and
laughter Janet moved Saturday into ,
he W A. Hansford house on lower .
last Main street, recently vacated ,
Frank Brock and family
Mrs. Gladys Heinrich Knowles of
.1issoula, national Republican COM 5
littee woman, was a caller at the c
w. Davis home Monday. Mrs. t
is state committee woman. IS
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-30

Mrs. Samuel b. Flood recently re-
turned from California where she
spent a month with her husband,
Second Class Seaman S. B. Flood
before he left for the Pacific.
Mrs. Rachel Martin went to Molt
Friday to visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Leuthold and
family. s54
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-30

Mrs. E. w. Roberts was hostess
last Wednesday to her pinochle club
and guests, Mrs. Jack Wiechert and
Mrs. Duane Maxson. First, second
and third prizes went to Mrs. Max
son, Mrs. Harold Leach and Mrs. A.
j. Leis and the travel prize to Mrs.
Walter Bird.
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buck of Bill
lings were guests several days at
the Walt Williams home and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Eastlick.
Miss Dora Cain finished her
school Friday near Mott and return
ed home that evening for her vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. M. Cain.
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-30
The Quito ok Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jolley are the
parents of a daughter, born Thurs
day, May "a, at a Billings hos
pital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
Pelican Bill Says Not
Cold Here As I'm North

Ptlican Bin. our best known
fisherman locally and ace wea-
ther progn0ziicaior Who works
closely wiih the scientifie data
and advance information of the
weather bureau here. ponh poohs
the opinion Of those folks wno
saw Il Is cold In Key West to-day
Mind you. % get his meals 90
day. old Bill must plunge MS
light body into the cool waters
around the island % seize fish
which appear near the surface
Bat Bill. In his quoted opinion.
reminds Us that IN 81 Louis today
the lowest vas - degrees and
In Atlanta u vas - a. the lowest.
Boston and New York werc down
90 80. Tampa down a. 20 and
right above us az Miami the
thermometer az the weather bu-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

8hr ffH SIRE 5000 Was hur-
famna - hasfllF aas thai 81 uas
mafe kmsan CD ths Band Beast
FH Amaaaraan thH there wore
w amanfa fasf sid ~ the
MNa Cmpa ation e. the
NN 49, fmah senoul go lm Cen-
f Fm MHws ~ San to han
a wa fhan wa8r clear usaf
HH Earrhaar aaaif haVr g. -
H whr tnfat huuFa 81 oar
~ hans aEf a. 60 fhe nstfu-
s Fwnamto Cawus said be-
e - knra SOMEONE who
a mkf fhe tuan end after
kH h atafuee returned
M end the provisions
~ R UMNanf should
HEn D nasf naflne ere money aas
81 49, m f the bard purpose
f a. Onvant dad.
Haf fts laanrf nam1r should
m 500 r Isl ap Ca the
M nfag Amwlafian to sr-
~ uHm fhInk fhat an
tamHfs I Huuid
~ ~ tnr samr thing
sea-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
RELATE STORY OF 1t. YANKEY'S
ACTIVITIES OUT in PHILIPPINES

termed as 3 civilian. Yankey says
that when he was released M
was senior Ensign IN the
Navy, having held the rank for
ix years. After his liberation NJ
drew pay as an Ensign Tor
gi0.0l0
Upon his return 10 the states.
q Joint Army and Navy board
meeting 0n the question Of pro-
motion of var prisoners decided
IN Yankey's case that ne should
serve three months as . junior
grsde lieutenant, II month as
q lieutenant. and then become .
Lieutenant commander. the date
q has rank bcing the same as
the AINav which would have
effected him had he not been IN
termed.
4 think the Navy took very
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

The Case % the Civilian In
sign might vel b. the title
ii the story az Lieut. William r.
Yankey, uSNR. now stationed
al mob. wh0 with his wife.
spent three years confinement II
santo Tomas University end
Camp Los Banos in the philip-
pinss az CIVILIAN inteTnees 81
the japanese government
For ten years prior % the out
break of war. Liuet. Yankey hal
been in the construction business
IN the PHILIPPINES with his
brothers. A reserve officer. when
war was declared he vas called
90 active duty a. an Ensign. and
sent % Ol0ngapo. from there 10
CEevete and CA 10 corregidoT
Orders issued by the command
ant of the 18th Naval District
permitted any rcservists Wh0 had
lived IN the Philips ines prior 20
induction into the Navy who felt
they could esia blish civilian
status. 90 return 20 Manila.
On Dcc. d. 1871. he returned
90 Manila. locaied his wife and
they established residence IN an
apartment when the japanese
occupied Msnila Jan. I. 1912.
they were intcrned az Santo
Tomas University. On MAY rs.
Lieut. Yankee. who had then
discarded has uniform. was trans
ferred e. canaD Losbanos with
500 other men On DE. 20. 1913.
Mrs. Yankey was with 30
women Who were moved 60 this
camp.
Llfc az the camp was more or
less = community affair. according
90 Lieut.. Yankcy. Barracks made
up 81 leo civilians each. Werr
established and officers ~ tho
community elected
For abuui tao years the in
ternecs subsistcd IN produce -
the country. mostly race. native
vegetable and meat stew. But
then the meat disappeared from
the steWs. Then the stcws dis-
appeared a. did the vegetables.
For the last slN months they
lived entirely On rice During Ia
intcrnment Lieut.. Yankev lost
SD bounds 90 weight and his
WIfc. IS
II was on Feb . when striking
az dawn with quick precision
from the skv. hv nj and over
water deep into enemy TERRITORY.
American troops end FlIipinu
guerrillas brought relief and
freedom % the Yankcys ari
over 2.220 other Allied and cn-
bclhEercnf Captiyes a. los Banos
Stall IN the Navy though IN
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MaA Tvs Nlsd 81 admh when
Ser wtmE A. Informant gave
maN Mm amaammsatlnm na the SEQ
8Na ta HsNh 6chuoi Bard
8raNN'a mn8 e maH tn ma ma
H mNts buf lfere ere sune
TFna M8h gfe trufh FIRST
81 a tfn 3muH9 1eniuT high
~ PIT "a IS ~ spuuswiug
He ma go 90 SO Feoslvg thc
M Huea nsF ahi IA gtluFal.
M HH han ~ fhr nnuuey. &C.
asR y a nfealdent MH
Fs CNfns ssoaraiV. PEI
ma CMms as nuf laan en-
~ h o. cared "a
hMN fFwmn q uafaan mhu did NOT
ka nmur o. he knoWn ms
ffmm heT HnWes
Mm mw wn ass straight on
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e tNws fhe han oi $50
mh waa mte fae band Wiil
EF reuanr $3.50 af $500 adj
- m 49, n up in anud op-
aN a. s8-piecr band
~ m thr Hl8anrr 90 Mr
Chk premise e. he a.
h
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
LECALS


"W@E w
The HsnFA - f'uhANN tNaNtFMNttun
tie ffnFtdm Mshssssl taafe faiied 50
eiefttam In Special Tak srhnal Dts
fFtrt NumahsF ttms 81 AunruH Auums
a.. FLORIDA. cen the FumFth f&fhh
las "a itsrauaheF. FsAa. fur tie per-
puss 20 uktnM fhs mitiaks fur tax
levy End the Wfeeffum 90 trustees
seq the emNafnM tao koaTa In ar
arF e. vote. u@FNen fMuNH -
Registered qualified ea@etor ana
aaenf have paid a tmN Ca real 90 YET
aaual pFmEamFtN fuF tie year pFeeeds
lma fhfs sferfinm.
hfAAMD 60 81 E&fsfr INSTRUCTION
i NmF8la Roberta Chairman
81 lizard Al AthurK SECRETARY ama
cunutv &mueFintendenf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

Regarding the Electric com
panys problems. did YOU know
that there is a large diesel engine
which may bc here before long
and which will handle the chang
ma loads 81 the Citv current sys-
tenn better Roughly there vas
only a balance Of sos. 600 a. the
end II the fiscal year. which the
company had. WhH.h Is good busl-
ness 90 hold as a reserve Anoth-
a. pulnt which comes strongly 81
mfud IS what extent 81 invest
meut must b. provided for 4 Key
West continues o. grow Every
one seems % think that Key West
Is ''on SIS way noW and that d
vii oontInue on. Thus Will come
thc Necessity Tor more masntcn-
ance and more generating power
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

deau there claimed ~ with the
Miami Air Station reporting IS. :
-. old Diii ruffled up MS
feathers as The Citizen reporter
approached and elucidateti
him. Bill pointed 90 the marvel
0us sunshine warming hts feafh-
ers. However. he admitted that
the wind vas coming down pref
~ strong from the north in the
present norther and that the
waves Were curing white of the
ducks on the north side. Re re-
ported that fishermen were Sc
curing their boats more carefully
With the norther.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

Mere Doctora
Z have heard quite q bit that
there viii b. several service dos
tors settle here after the WsT. II
these doctors usc the facilities Of
the Municipal Hospital Il Is quite
possible that finances a. the IN
stilution viii greatly improve
Another point Which | would like
O. praise Is the charity work done
by iocal duCtors ia accordance
aith their medlcal oaths indig-
eni cases pay ductors no fees a.
toe Hospital There ls no COM
puision on q ductor 60 do this
umk fcr noihunR. except his eth
ass and certainly D. IS "a great
help Co abe slek ard ncsdN 81
tht eats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

saN q good evidence of the
old Key West spuit toward the
Navy boys A bunch uf ssiiOr
buys came up 20 Rev HoWes
residence n back % the FIRST
Methodist Church. bringing along
girls. and also coming % see the
RcReronds attractive daughters
ln a few moments. the Reverend
and myself dlscTCctiy Withdrew
and lcft the parioF "a the Invad-
ma forces. After . short con
vcrsatlnn Jam session the entire
group Went Oft 90 ina show and
later m the evening ! saw them
stalking around happy and hav-
ng a lut 81 fun Believe me. u
did ms heart good 90 see the
Navy 80 entertained l remem-
bar before the War when the
Navy FIRST began o. come 90 Key
West that clubs and individuals
locally werc always putting on
dances Tor the man. both for the
officers and enlisted PERSONNEL.
ard there we're a great number
81 social gatherings with local
folk. Whenever . ship o. q Fleet
"a .ne ma toRn the social events
grew again Captain Of one u
the ships wrote back that Key
West was voted the best liberty
toWn has men had seen or the
Atlantlc coast When the Navy
came here in ful forte things
changed somewhat and then be
gar the grind 81 the war years
We'll. things are changing again
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

Fort Worth. Tex A man. Who
oblinEily stopped 10 help Mira
Norman Cohen change . flat tire
on her car near Jacksonboro. Tex-
a.. then drew . knife and robbed
her Of two diamond rings and q
wrist watch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
NOT SO GOOD

MtlWaukee- Bal Blocker
rnfupanlors wcrs pleased ~htn
$40 ufrrad GO fry then catch alter
8 liahinR trip bui. Whcn the corn
neal ~ dtped the fish IN turned
ga O. b. spap chips. they we're
uat So happy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23
CORAL ROCKETS
ByL y. ALTMAN. IN.


still in strong shape with tor
pcdo bombers flying around IN
their nlght fighter training So
there b plenty II Navy around
set end ! would like % say here
and noW that I know the ma
iority IT the City heartily vel
oomes the Navy. both from a
monetaTy standpoint and because
the majority of them are mighty
fine men end hoys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

cod care a -. Lieut. fankey
s~eiares sThey really stuck ~
- aeftlna us ouf Of the camp
and hack a. the states or May
]. three months before H'osi %
she other infernecs returned.
Affer a 50 day recoAapefatior
leave Lieut.. rsnkey was assigned
10 the Naval Construction Tram
lna School a. Davssville, H. j.
hefore coming % Key West on
Nov. Z. Planning 20 transfer over
10 the regular Navy, Lieut.. Van
Key hopes % eventually return
10 the Philippines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

A. the end II world Wa II.
Awsrlgan Tsfineigs acre making
moIe than 5000 bauels ayla-
flan Eaaulinr day oT sboti IS
psI cent uf the worlds pruduC-
fInn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

Das io an Increased air traffic
tns United State. Department II
Agriculture has g iisrce ilght ON
t. hand. vIih regard Ga danger-
aus plant pests. whlch arrive in
SHIPS and planes from abroad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-23

4 " ft.l@ 1EN Eff e. ats
Csc ft mH8ufn
NoWttE To ArpEAm
II TWE NAME 80 TuE STATE
go FLORIDA
Tu Caroline 1e~sff met kuown g.
he h+ah ~ alive
Ths tnhmown Spouse - 80
said Caroline Iewett. ~ she 30
alive aud married.
Ialta fss WA uas knuwn e.
De- dead ~ alive
Tar t-rhn.wn spouse 80 fhH
AID Jufa lie Wuuh IS she -
aiks and n1aFrirsl.
ttafrist Masttn. ma khuan Co.
De- deed ~ alive
Thf nAnssH sT'snse ~ ~
sffa Harriet Wasfln IN eft lH
alive and married
tiier L. n ssd nos knawn 80 hv
dead ~ alive
Th* t-nknawu Spouse - the
sata ace o. NNuea " mass o.
alive anil married
webster We'd not knnWn So
se desd or ahxe.
TIE nAunW spouse = he
aid wstsfsF Wes~a. 90 30 q
afiNr Hmd Faarrtsd.
jamie G. lisaspe-. aat hHown ="
De- dad ~ alfNe-
Ths f.Hkuaw spouse - ne
aid Jamie e. H.lm~s. 30 she .s
afl4s ard married
EAEAr ~ Lazarus. nut knoe ~
a. be- dead ur alive
The mkuuan spouse ~ 10
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