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i e mi \ “% Army veteran of World War I. : psente 73 Surviving are his wife Agnes, d “ a son, Mack Edwin: 3 daughter, ; ® b ! % Miss LaDonna‘ two hrothers the JL e + = James and Williatn, ali nf Bpeedk on way City; twn gisters Mrs Minnie Lane, Indianapolis and Mrs © Eva Bodenhamer. Portiand, Ore

pr Se ° and one grandson. ~ , Leslie Underwood ; % Bervices for leslie Underwood NN “4 will be at 10:30 2. m Friday in a7. the Conkle West Thth St. Funeral 7% Home. Burial will be in Crown \J& [Hill

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chemicals are needed for de- Cemetery. fense. Round up those extra | Mr. Stewart died in St. Franeis . . Hospital yesterday. He was 67. ik Nl milk bottles and turn them in | Born in Jennings County, Mr. #5 —~ i F EE «+ « please. Stewart lived in Indianapolis | - rE I fees, 100FR from 1924 to 1949 when he took! d 2, Z

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