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CLEMONS,
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EVERETT
RONALD,
64, of 2642
Pinewood Drive, Dunedin, and formerly of Seminole, died
Friday (June 1, 1984). Born in Anderson, Ind., he came here
30 years ago. He was a mechanic and gas station owner. He
was a Protestant
and was a member of the Disabled
Ameican Veterans. Survivors include his wife Dorothy; two
daughters, Kathy Brand, Clearwater, and Jean Johnson,
Brookville; two brothers, Harold and Rev. Melvin, both of
Tennessee; a sister Thelma Brown, California, and three
grandsons. Raymond M. Hook & Son Funeral Home ..
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ERNEST L. CLEMONS
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Funeral services for Ernest L.'
Clemons,
60, 1425 Dewey St., who
died Moliday at St. John's Hospit- ••~~ __
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aI, will be at 1:30 p.m, today at ~
the Waltz and Hiday
Funera
Home with the Rev. Phillip Phil
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brook, pastor of the Meadowbrool
Baptist Church, in charge.
The sudden death of Robert (Fuzzy) Clemons, former
Frankton High School athlete and well-known athletic offi.
Burial will be in E;lst 'Maph
cial stunned his wide circle of friends.
wood Cemetery.
'Fuzzy always battled for the underdog and used his in.
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f1uence towards fair play in, athletics.
He was intensely
interested in all athletics and recreation and urged young.
sters'participation
in these endeavors.
He will be missed
but what he stood for, isengraved
in athletes' hearts-he
'~ft.
thE?world a better p·Jace.in which to~iv=../
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. JULIA A-:ciEMONS
MISS Julia A Clemo
1425 Dewey St' di d ns, 45,
h ome
., re at her
last night after a short
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ness.
A native and lif t'
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dent of And .
, e Ime resi,
Feb 17
erson, sne Was born
1926
Ern~t
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, the d.aughter of
and Elsla M I
Clemons and att
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here
Sh
cnded schools I
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tt
Delco-Remy D' '.
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In plant
an was a member
f t
UAW Local 662.
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Surviving are a brother L .
of Anderso'n ~~~
t~;,,0 Cl~mons
meces Ly
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,
nn an Marsha
emons, both of Anderson
Fu?eral
arrangements'
are
at the Rowe and Weston
FPendIng
uneral Home.
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1ROBERT CLEMONS
Robert Tappan Clemons 38
3304 Forrest Terrace, died' yes:
terdc:y morning at St. John's
Hospital after a short illness.
Known as "Fuzzy" Clemons, he
was a well-known basketball
player while attending Frankton
H!gh School. Mr. Clemons was
WIdely known in the Anderson
Area as a basketball referee. He
was employed as a toolmaker at
Delco-Remy.
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He was born Oct..••• 192a, in
Anderson, a son of James T. and
?olooah Tappan Clemons, who
mad been named by a missionary
to India, who was friendly with
the family.
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Mr. Clemons was a member ~f
Legion Post 469 at
Frankton, and the UAW-CIO 662.
. Survivors include the widow
Thelma; four daughters, Veron:
ica Lee, Linda Kay, Carol Jean
and CorIa Jane, all at home'
his father, James T. Clemons:
Anderson; three brothers, HarFRANKTON, April 12 (Spl.) -..::::: old, Muskegon, Mich.; the Rev.
Mrs. OoIooah Clemons, age 56, died
Melwyn CLemons, Reading, Pa.,
at 2:30 this morning at the Methand Everett, .St. Petersburg,
odist .hospital, Indianapolis,
Fla., and one SIster, Mrs. Fred
The body was taken to the RayClute, Walla Walla, Wash.
mond King funeral home and Will
The bOdy was taken to the Babe returned to the residence Thursker Brothers
Funeral
Home
day afternoon.
Funeral
services
where friends will be received
will be conducted at 1:30 p. m.
after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Fun~r.
Saturday. Other arrangements haVe
al services will be conducted at
not been completed. Burial will be
10 a. rn. Friday at the funeral
at East Maplewood cemetery.
Surviving are the husband, James I home. The Rev. Otto C, Stroup,
Clemons; a daughter,
Mrs. Fred i pastor of the Frankton Christian
Klute, of Dayton, 0.; four sons, I Church will officiate.
Burial will be in the- KP'IOOF
Melvin of Hartford, Conn.; Harold
Cemetery at Frankton.
and Robert, With the armed forces
in the United Kingdom; and Everett, in the armed forces home on
furlough; three sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Estel. and Mrs. Nellie Roberts of
Dayton, 0., and Mrs. Stella Williams of Anderson.
'Clemons
Oolooah
Dies Yesterday
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ROBERT T, CLEMONS
Robert Tappan Clemons, 38,
3304 Forest Terrace, died t his
morning at st. John's Hospital after a brief illness.
Known as "Fuzzy" Clemons,
Mr. Clemons was a star basketball player while attending Frankton High School and .was widely
known throughout this area as
a basketball referee. He was em'ployed .as a toolmaker at the
Delco-Remy Division.
He was born Oct. 26, 1920, and
was the son of James T. and Doll
Tappan Clemons. He had resided
most of his life in Anderson. Mr.
Clemons was a member of the
American Legion Post 469 at
Frankton and the UAW-CIO 662.
Surviving are: the widow, Thelma G. Clemons; four daughters,
Veronica Lee, Linda Kay, Carol
Jean and CorIa Jane, all at home;
the' father, James T. Clemons,
Anderson; three brothers, ~ar-I
old Clemons, Muskegon, Mich.:
the Rev. Melwyn Clemons, Reading, Pa., and Everett Clemo~s,
St. Petersburg, Fla., and one SISter, Mrs. Fred Clute, Walla Walla,
Wash.
The body was removed to the
Baker Brothers Funeral H 0 m e
where friends will be received
after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral
services will be conducted a:t 10
a. m. Friday at the funeral home
with the Rev. Otto C. Stroup, pastor of the Frankton Christian
Church, -officiating, Burial will be
in the KP-IOOF Cemetery at
Frankton.
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OBITUARY
MARY ELIZABETH CLEMONS
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Clemons, 73.
Who was found dead in ,bed at 11 :30
p. m. Friday at the residence of a son,
Denzel Clemons, 1425 Dewey street,.
will be buried tomorrow afternoon in
Maplewood cemetery. Services will
be heldatz
p. m. at the Seventh Day
Adventist church
of which
Mrs.
Clemons was a member, with Dr. G.
A. Hoppess, elder, in charge.
Dr. S. J. Stottlemyer,
Madison
county coroner, was called and pronounced death due to a cerebral
hemorrhage.
Mrs.
Clemons,
who
had resided in Anderson for the past
thirty years contracted a Slight cold
two weeks ago. She otherwise showed no signs of illness, members of the
family say.
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Surviving besides the son at whose
home she died, are three other sons,
Ernest,
of Anderson;
James
of
Frankton; Abe of Toledo; two daughters Mrs. Ida Hudson and Mrs. Otis
Whitlow, both of Anderson; two sisters, Mrs. Addie Pond, Fort Worth.
Texas, and Mrs, Lucy Hern, of Madison county;
fifteen
grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.