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Monday, 19 November 1923---GADSDEN TIMES
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W.O. Wallace died at his home at Bessemer Sunday and the remains were brought to Gadsden this morning on the Louisville and Nashville at 11:08. The remains were carried to Forrest cemetery from the train and the funeral was conducted by Rev. Lonnie Brady. The remains were laid to rest in Forrest cemetery.
The deceased was a moulder and resided in this city for a number of years and had many friend who will read with sorrow of his death.
The Guy Woodliff Funeral Home was in charge of the burial arrangements.
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Middle name Oscar shown in the marriage records of two of his children.
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Monday, 19 November 1923---GADSDEN TIMES
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W.O. Wallace died at his home at Bessemer Sunday and the remains were brought to Gadsden this morning on the Louisville and Nashville at 11:08. The remains were carried to Forrest cemetery from the train and the funeral was conducted by Rev. Lonnie Brady. The remains were laid to rest in Forrest cemetery.
The deceased was a moulder and resided in this city for a number of years and had many friend who will read with sorrow of his death.
The Guy Woodliff Funeral Home was in charge of the burial arrangements.
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Middle name Oscar shown in the marriage records of two of his children.
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Monday, 19 November 1923---GADSDEN TIMES
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W.O. Wallace died at his home at Bessemer Sunday and the remains were brought to Gadsden this morning on the Louisville and Nashville at 11:08. The remains were carried to Forrest cemetery from the train and the funeral was conducted by Rev. Lonnie Brady. The remains were laid to rest in Forrest cemetery.
The deceased was a moulder and resided in this city for a number of years and had many friend who will read with sorrow of his death.
The Guy Woodliff Funeral Home was in charge of the burial arrangements.
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Middle name Oscar shown in the marriage records of two of his children.
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Monday, 19 November 1923---GADSDEN TIMES
.
W.O. Wallace died at his home at Bessemer Sunday and the remains were brought to Gadsden this morning on the Louisville and Nashville at 11:08. The remains were carried to Forrest cemetery from the train and the funeral was conducted by Rev. Lonnie Brady. The remains were laid to rest in Forrest cemetery.
The deceased was a moulder and resided in this city for a number of years and had many friend who will read with sorrow of his death.
The Guy Woodliff Funeral Home was in charge of the burial arrangements.
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Middle name Oscar shown in the marriage records of two of his children.
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