Spouse of Mary Ethel Bledsoe
Talley Curtis, 78, of Bowling Green died April 13, 1975 at City-County Hopital after a short illness.
He was a Tennessee native, a retired signalman for the L & N Railroad and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 73.
Survivors include one daughter, Ruth Westbrook of Bowling Green;
two sons, Allen C. Curtis of Bowling Green and Edward Harold Curtis of Hampton, Va.
Talley Curtis, 78, of Bowling Green died April 13, 1975 at City-County Hopital after a short illness.
He was a Tennessee native, a retired signalman for the L & N Railroad and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 73.
Survivors include one daughter, Ruth Westbrook of Bowling Green;
two sons, Allen C. Curtis of Bowling Green and Edward Harold Curtis of Hampton, Va.
Spouse of Mary Ethel Bledsoe
Talley Curtis, 78, of Bowling Green died April 13, 1975 at City-County Hopital after a short illness.
He was a Tennessee native, a retired signalman for the L & N Railroad and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 73.
Survivors include one daughter, Ruth Westbrook of Bowling Green;
two sons, Allen C. Curtis of Bowling Green and Edward Harold Curtis of Hampton, Va.
Talley Curtis, 78, of Bowling Green died April 13, 1975 at City-County Hopital after a short illness.
He was a Tennessee native, a retired signalman for the L & N Railroad and a member of Masonic Lodge No. 73.
Survivors include one daughter, Ruth Westbrook of Bowling Green;
two sons, Allen C. Curtis of Bowling Green and Edward Harold Curtis of Hampton, Va.
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