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J. S. Simonson Lived Here Since 1918

The body of John 8, Simonson, former Scott County sheriff who died Monday in his home, 2358 Stuart St... will be at Moore Mortuaries North East Chapel until 10 p. m. tonight. Services and burial will be held tomorrow afternoon in Scottsburg, Ind. his former home.

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STATE DEATHS

BLOOMINGTON~—Percy W. Gladden, 80; Mrs, Ottis Mae Randolph, 8) BLUFFTON—Lt. W. A. Brineman, 42 L—-8imon Mal, 84, David Archer,

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