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Middle name, "Mae" from Death Certificate
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Minister located in Siloam Springs
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Obituary Wilbur Delacy Amack #1
The Daily Review (Hayward, California) Tuesday November 10, 1964
REV. WILBUR AMACK
Memorial services for the Rev. Wilbur D. Amack, 95 who died yesterday in a Hayward hospital, will be held Sunday.
A native on Montpeller, Ind., and resident of Hayward since 1920, the Rev. Mr. Amack was a member of Eden Congregational Church and resided at 553 Smally Ave., Hayward.
He was the husband of the late M. Pearl Amack and uncle of Mrs. Victor Lockett, Fairfax, Okla.
Dr. Phillip G. Murray will officiate at the 2 p.m. services in the memorial chapel of Eden Congregational Church, 21455 Birch Sr., Hayward.
Sorensen Bros., 1140 B St., Hayward, is in charge of arrangements.
Obituary Wilbur Delacy Amack #2
The Daily Review (Hayward, California) Tuesday November 11, 1964
AMACK, Rev. Wilbur D., of 553 Smally Ave., Hayward, November 9, 1964, Husband of the late Pearl Amack, beloved uncle of Mrs. Victor Lockett of Fairfax, Oklahoma. A native of Montpelier, Indiana, age 95 years. A member of Eden Congregational Church of Hayward.
Friends are invited to attend memorial services at the Memorial Chapel of the Eden Congregational Church, 21455 Birch Street, Hayward, Sunday, November 15th at 2:00 p.m. Dr. Phillip G Murray officiating. Inturnment: Mt. Eden Cemetery. (Arrangements by Sorensen Bros. Funeral Directors).
November 11, 1964
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Inscription: wife of John d 7/11/1867 27y 8m
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Inscription: 70y 5m
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Obituary Theodore M Palmer
Theodore M. Palmer, 81, of 616 South Hackley St., died at 2:30 p.m., Wednesday, following an illness of three years. He was born in Blackford County but had been a resident of Delaware County since early childhood. Mr. Palmer was a member of the Indiana Tribe of Red Men and had served as a constable for several years.
Surviving are the widow, Millie; a son, W.H. Palmer, of New Albany; four daughters, Mrs. George Reed, of Terre Haute; Mrs. William Hohn, Mrs. Henry O. Eaton, Mrs. Guy Tweedy, of Muncie; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
The body will be returned from the Meeks mortuary to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Hahn, of 1201 South Beacon St., late Thursday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Beech Grove Chapel. The Reverand Howard Cope, pastor of the Friends Memorial Church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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From toombstone picture posted on Ancestry.com family tree. The Stone behind James belonges to Harriett Hawn, James's step mother who, according to her Death Certificate was burried in Saylor Cemetery.
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Obituary for Edmund Wolf Coleman
Freeport Journal Standard
Freeport, Illinois April 26, 1939
EDWARD COLEMAN, FORMERLY OF MT. CARROLL
Mt. Carroll, Ill., April 26. - Edward Coleman, 68, a native of this city died Tuesday morning in a hospital in Ogden, Utah. Death resulted from injuries suffered a week ago when Coleman fell from a freight train at Ogden.
Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home of his sister, Mrs. Frances Colehour in Mt. Carroll. Rev. R. H. Seltner, pastor of the Baptist church, will officiate and burial will be made in Oak Hill cemetery.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Laura Coleman, Mrs. Cora Mackay and Mrs Frances Colehour, all of Mt. Carroll, and two brothers, Lewis, of Mt. Carroll, and George, of Dover, Okla.
Newspaper account of Edmund Wolf Coleman's accident:
Ogden Standard Examiner
Ogden, Utah - April 20, 1939
INJURED MAN FOUND LYING NEAR TRACKS
WENDOVER RESIDENT GRAVELY HURT IN TUMBLE FROM TRAIN
Ed Coleman, 69, Wendover, Utah, a transient, was reported in a serious condition in Dee Hospital. He is under treatment for multiple head and body injuries suffered late Wednesday when he fell from a moving freight train at Twenty-ninth and Pacific.
Coleman received a fractured right shoulder and a fractured left ankle, two deep gashes on his scalp and abrasions. He was taken to the hospital by Police Detectives E. L. Shaw and J. C. Hutchens.
The man was found lying beside the tracks about five p. m. by Dave Littlefield, night watchman of the Utah Construction Co. Credentials in the man's pocket gave his address as Mt. Carroll, Ill., and Wendover.