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Mrs. Mary Keel.
Last Wednesday at 4 o’clock
Mrs.
Mary Keel died at her home in Atwood. The cause of her death was
dropsy and she had been in bad
health for some time. Mrs. Keel
was over 60 years old, a member of
the Baptist church and a true, noble, Christian woman. She was a good
neighbor, attentive to the sick and
was highly esteemed by all who
knew her. She leaves two children
living, Amica Keel, of Greenfield,
and Mrs. Lee Jones, with whom Mrs.
Keel lived at the time of her death.
The burial occurred yesterday at the
Oak Grove burying ground. The
bereaved have the sympathy of many friends in their loss.
KEMP, MRS. J. S. GORDON
"AUNT TENY"
"NANNIE"
[D. 06 Dec 1937[9]]-Penick Funeral Home
Prominent Woman
Dies From Injuries
"Aunt Teny"
Kemp,
76, passed away at her home
on Forest Avenue Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock,
her
death being the result of injuries sustained when struck by
a car late last Friday afternoon.
She was knocked to the street
and run over by the car in the
accident, said to have been unavoidable, and suffered broken
limbs and internal injuries. Al
though all that was possible had
been done, her vitality was
sapped, and she quietly entered
into rest at the hour mentioned.
Funeral services were held
yesterday (Thursday) afternoon
at Shiloh, with interment in
the church cemetery. The Rev.
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Geo. L. Johnson, pastor of the
Shiloh Presbyterian church, of
which she was a member, was
in charge.
Born and reared in the Shiloh community, the daughter of
the late Muscious and Martha
Dinwiddie Gordon, she and her
late husband, who preceded her
in rest ten years ago, moved to
McKenzie about thirty years
ago, and since had taken an
active interest in the affairs of
the city, both religious and
civic, and none was more highly esteemed than she.
She is survived by one son,
Bernard Kemp, and a grand
daughter, Katherine Sue Kemp,
together with a number of other
relatives, all of whom have the
sympathy of the entire community in their hour of bereavement.
KENDALL, MRS. J. W.
[D. 24 Jul 1954]
2-Car Crash Kills
Woman Near Paris
The first traffic fatality of
1954 in Henry County was re
corded Saturday night, July 24,
when Mrs. J. W. Kendall of the
Elk Horn community was killed
in a two-car crash.
The accident occurred on Elk
Horn Road, about nine miles
east of Paris. Mrs. Kendall’s
husband, J. W. Kendall, who
was driving, and Mrs. Bessie
Kendall, another occupant of the
car, were injured.
The Kendalls crashed head
on into another auto on top of
a hill. William Williamson, of
Buchanan, driver of the other
car, was also injured.
KILLION, HERRY W.
[See HUMPHREYS, CHARLES]
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