Clinton Courier Sept. 4, 1996 Sherwood Viles Aug.31, 1996 Sherwood F. Viles, 76, of Lake City passed away Saturday, Aug. 31, 1996 in Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge. He was a member of Main Street Baptist Church, Lake City. Mr. Viles retired from Ford Motor Co., Chicago and was a member of UAW Local No.551. Born Nov.22, 1919, in Anderson County. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.Preceded in death by parents, John Ross and Amanda Massengill Viles, brothers, Bill Viles, Clyde David Viles and Millard Viles. Survivors: wife of 48 years, Barbara L. Reed Viles of Lake City, son and daughter-in-law, Larrie Franklin and Pat Viles of Chicago., granddaughter, Charline Lynn Gattardo of Chicago, and a sister, Lillie Butcher. Family received friends 6-9 p.m. Monday, Sept.2, in Cox Funeral Home, Lake City. Graveside service was 2 p.m. Tuesday Sept.3, in Oak Grove Cemetery, Lake City.

> > This Jerry Irwin was not "Boots" Irwin. Jerry was my biology > teacher at LaFollette High School and we were, along with Bailey, all three > raised in Linden Park in LaFollette. Of course, Jerry and Bailey were > "much" older than I. LOL I hope you see this Bailey!!!! > > Libby Bunch Smiddy > LaFollette, TN Libby, I'm getting to that age where I'm just happy that you're looking "up" at me rather than "down". Bailey

Correction: #275-280, 1900 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Scott > Civil District 8 > District 131 J E Elliott 44-son inlaw, wd, born TN Arthur Elliott 14-grson Luther Elliott 12-grson Sherman Elliott 10-grson Cora Elliott 7-grdau Odes S Elliott 5-grson----- Emly Elliott 2-grdau

The gender of Sarah Dagley is female. Spouse: J. G. Elliott Marriage Date: May 22, 1884 County: Scott This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 0926286 - 0926289 #733-734, 1910 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Morgan > Civil District 3 > District 52 Household Members: Name Age James S Dagley 36-head Maggie J Dagley 29-wife, married 11 yrs, mother of 4, 4 living William R Dagley 9-son Roy J Dagley 8-son Mary A Dagley 4-dau Bonnie M Dagley 1-dau Silas Dagley 26-brother Cora L Dagley 17-niece

#257-266,1880 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Scott > Huntsville > District 128 Household Members: Name Age R. S. Dagley 39-head Emily Dagley 28-wife Sarah Dagley 13-dau Emeline Dagley 9-dau James Dagley 6-son Malinda Dagley 1-dau 275-279, 1900 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Scott > Civil District 8 > District 131 Household Members: Name Age R S Dagley 62-head Romie Dagley 41-wife, married 19 yrs, mother of 3, 3 living JohN H Dagley 18-son Laura B Dagley 9-dau George W Dagley 7-son Robert D Dagley 5-son #275-280, 1900 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Scott > Civil District 8 > District 131 J E Elliott 44-son inlaw, wd Arthur Elliott 14-grson Luther Elliott 12-grson Sherman Elliott 10-grson Cora Elliott 7-grdau Odes S Elliott 5-grdau Emly Elliott 2-grdau #55-55, 1920 United States Federal Census > Tennessee > Morgan > Civil District 1 > District 47 Household Members: Name Age John Dagley 38-head Ninie Dagley 28-wife Clyde Dagley 9-son Velma Dagley 6-dau Eathlen Dagley 2-dau Susan Ruffner 66-mother- inlaw

Sorry for the mistake, I stand corrected. I was not certain. --Gerald ----- Original Message ----- From: Elizabeth Smiddy To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 5:15 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash Dear Gerald: This Jerry Irwin was not "Boots" Irwin. Jerry was my biology teacher at LaFollette High School and we were, along with Bailey, all three raised in Linden Park in LaFollette. Of course, Jerry and Bailey were "much" older than I. LOL I hope you see this Bailey!!!! Libby Bunch Smiddy LaFollette, TN ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gerald Lay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 10:13 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash > Bailey, > > I think Jerry ( Boots ) Irwin was serving on the Campbell County School > Board at the time of his death. > > --Gerald > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bailey Francis > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 7:58 PM > Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash > > > Jerry IRWIN mentioned below was a high school classmate and nearby > neighbor of mine from LaFollette. He was the son of Wheeler IRWIN and > Geneva WHITE. Wheeler IRWIN was the son of Gaines Magby IRWIN and > Thursa Florence FORD. Geneva WHITE was the daughter of Leonard and > Mossie WHITE. Gaines Magby IRWIN was the son of George W. IRWIN and > Parley LOY. > > Bailey > > susiebullock wrote: > > Clinton Courier July 17, 1986 > > Helicopter Crash Kills Inspectors > > Three of four mine inspectors who were killed last Thursday after they > were dispatched on a tour of area strip mines > > were buried Tuesday. Funeral arrangements for the fourth man killed in > the crash of a helicopter on Birf Mountain in > > Morgan County near Frozen Head State Park were incomplete.Bryan Calder, > an Australian, the pilot of the aircraft > > belived to have slammed in the mountain near Ross Gap by a sudden > thunderstorm, had been living in Washington and > > Oregon and had only been working in this area for a few months. The > other fatalities were Danny J. Reed, 39, of Knoxville, > > Jerry D. Irwin, 42, of Lafollette and James Charles Byrd, 26, of > Knoxville. The four Office of Surface Mining employes who > > work out of the department's facilities in Norris apparently were > killed instantly.The scattered wreckage of the chopper was > > found by OSM searches during the midafternoon Saturday. The helicopter > failed to report back Thursday after a tour of > > suspected "wildcat" strip mines. Family members, friends and co-workers > hoped the helicopter had been forced down > > safely and the four men were trying to walk out of the rugged back > country. However, the OSM team, a handful among the > > hundreds of emergency workers and volunteers who scoured the > mountainous terrain those two days, acted on a tip > > from some residents of Bird Mountain who said they heard a helicopter's > motor, a sound like a clap of thunder and then > > silence.The deris was not visible from the air, the ground searches > discovered. > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Bolton Son Of Former Sheriff Dies Claude Bolton, 46, of 120 Lancing Rd, Oak Ridge, son of the late L.W. Bolton, Anderson County Sheriff from 1944 to 1946, died at 9:45 p.m. Friday at Oak Ridge Hospital. He had been in the hospital only one day. Bolton went to school in Knoxville before the family moved to Campbell County and then Anderson County and he was still a member of Black Oak Heights Baptist Church in Knoxville. At the time of this death he had been for 25 years a member of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 102 in Knoxville. Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Martin's Chapel in Clinton with the Rev. Jimmy Riner officiating. Burial was in Foust Cemetery. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Daphine Vowell Bolton, three daughters, Mrs. Beverly Brown of Atlanta, Mrs. Kay Ashe of Knoxville, and Miss. Judy Bolton of Oak Ridge, mother, Mrs. L.W. Bolton of South Clinton on Ridgeview Drive, six brothers, Warren Bolton of Knoxville, John Bolton, L.W. Bolton Jr., Farnk, Jimmy Bolton and David Bolton, all of Manassas,Va., two sisters, Mrs. Alleen Wise and Mrs. Betty Chihocky, both of Manassas,Va.

Dear Gerald: This Jerry Irwin was not "Boots" Irwin. Jerry was my biology teacher at LaFollette High School and we were, along with Bailey, all three raised in Linden Park in LaFollette. Of course, Jerry and Bailey were "much" older than I. LOL I hope you see this Bailey!!!! Libby Bunch Smiddy LaFollette, TN ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gerald Lay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 10:13 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash > Bailey, > > I think Jerry ( Boots ) Irwin was serving on the Campbell County School > Board at the time of his death. > > --Gerald > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Bailey Francis > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 7:58 PM > Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash > > > Jerry IRWIN mentioned below was a high school classmate and nearby > neighbor of mine from LaFollette. He was the son of Wheeler IRWIN and > Geneva WHITE. Wheeler IRWIN was the son of Gaines Magby IRWIN and > Thursa Florence FORD. Geneva WHITE was the daughter of Leonard and > Mossie WHITE. Gaines Magby IRWIN was the son of George W. IRWIN and > Parley LOY. > > Bailey > > susiebullock wrote: > > Clinton Courier July 17, 1986 > > Helicopter Crash Kills Inspectors > > Three of four mine inspectors who were killed last Thursday after they > were dispatched on a tour of area strip mines > > were buried Tuesday. Funeral arrangements for the fourth man killed in > the crash of a helicopter on Birf Mountain in > > Morgan County near Frozen Head State Park were incomplete.Bryan Calder, > an Australian, the pilot of the aircraft > > belived to have slammed in the mountain near Ross Gap by a sudden > thunderstorm, had been living in Washington and > > Oregon and had only been working in this area for a few months. The > other fatalities were Danny J. Reed, 39, of Knoxville, > > Jerry D. Irwin, 42, of Lafollette and James Charles Byrd, 26, of > Knoxville. The four Office of Surface Mining employes who > > work out of the department's facilities in Norris apparently were > killed instantly.The scattered wreckage of the chopper was > > found by OSM searches during the midafternoon Saturday. The helicopter > failed to report back Thursday after a tour of > > suspected "wildcat" strip mines. Family members, friends and co-workers > hoped the helicopter had been forced down > > safely and the four men were trying to walk out of the rugged back > country. However, the OSM team, a handful among the > > hundreds of emergency workers and volunteers who scoured the > mountainous terrain those two days, acted on a tip > > from some residents of Bird Mountain who said they heard a helicopter's > motor, a sound like a clap of thunder and then > > silence.The deris was not visible from the air, the ground searches > discovered. > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Mrs. Slover WWI Hero's Widow Dies Mrs. Martha Duncan Slover, 76, mother of the publisher of the Lake City Town Crier, Mrs. Joe E. Day, died at 6:30 p.m.Tuesday in Lake City after a long illness. She was the widow of Robert Slover, a city and county law enforcement officers and highly-decorated World War I veteran.The home is on Hill St. in Lake City.Mrs. Slover was a member of Longfield Baptist Church. She was born in Lake City. Services were to be held at 11 a.m. Thursday (today) in the chapel of Martin Funeral Home in Lake City with the Rev. Charles Noss officiating. Burial was to be in Oak Grove Cemetery north of Lake City. In addition to Mrs. Day, Mrs. Slover leaves two other daughters, Miss. Winnie Mae Slover and Mrs. Ernest Martin, both of Lake City, a son,Robert Slover of Knoxville, and a sister, Mrs. Winnie Reed of Lake City.

Bailey, I think Jerry ( Boots ) Irwin was serving on the Campbell County School Board at the time of his death. --Gerald ----- Original Message ----- From: Bailey Francis To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 7:58 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Helicopter Crash Jerry IRWIN mentioned below was a high school classmate and nearby neighbor of mine from LaFollette. He was the son of Wheeler IRWIN and Geneva WHITE. Wheeler IRWIN was the son of Gaines Magby IRWIN and Thursa Florence FORD. Geneva WHITE was the daughter of Leonard and Mossie WHITE. Gaines Magby IRWIN was the son of George W. IRWIN and Parley LOY. Bailey susiebullock wrote: > Clinton Courier July 17, 1986 > Helicopter Crash Kills Inspectors > Three of four mine inspectors who were killed last Thursday after they were dispatched on a tour of area strip mines > were buried Tuesday. Funeral arrangements for the fourth man killed in the crash of a helicopter on Birf Mountain in > Morgan County near Frozen Head State Park were incomplete.Bryan Calder, an Australian, the pilot of the aircraft > belived to have slammed in the mountain near Ross Gap by a sudden thunderstorm, had been living in Washington and > Oregon and had only been working in this area for a few months. The other fatalities were Danny J. Reed, 39, of Knoxville, > Jerry D. Irwin, 42, of Lafollette and James Charles Byrd, 26, of Knoxville. The four Office of Surface Mining employes who > work out of the department's facilities in Norris apparently were killed instantly.The scattered wreckage of the chopper was > found by OSM searches during the midafternoon Saturday. The helicopter failed to report back Thursday after a tour of > suspected "wildcat" strip mines. Family members, friends and co-workers hoped the helicopter had been forced down > safely and the four men were trying to walk out of the rugged back country. However, the OSM team, a handful among the > hundreds of emergency workers and volunteers who scoured the mountainous terrain those two days, acted on a tip > from some residents of Bird Mountain who said they heard a helicopter's motor, a sound like a clap of thunder and then > silence.The deris was not visible from the air, the ground searches discovered. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I know the relatives, but am unable to place Madeline Beets . Anyone know about her? On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 18:01:27 -0500 "susiebullock" <[email protected]> writes: > Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 > Son Of Former Resident Killed > A young man whose mother grew up in Clinton was killed instantly > Friday night along with three other boys in an automobile > accident near Oxford, Ala. Paul Wheeler, 19, was a high schools > senior.Services and burial were Sunday in Oxford. He leaves > his parents, Mrs. Ben Wheeler ( the former Madeline Beets) of > Oxford, a brother, Bruce, and a sister, Elaine.Relatives in the > area > include Mrs. Forrest-Setser of Clinton Rt.1, Ernest Beets of > Clinton, Condy Beets of Heiskell Rt.1, and Roy Beets of Oak Ridge. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > E. Ray Beets [email protected]

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Son Of Former Resident Killed A young man whose mother grew up in Clinton was killed instantly Friday night along with three other boys in an automobile accident near Oxford, Ala. Paul Wheeler, 19, was a high schools senior.Services and burial were Sunday in Oxford. He leaves his parents, Mrs. Ben Wheeler ( the former Madeline Beets) of Oxford, a brother, Bruce, and a sister, Elaine.Relatives in the area include Mrs. Forrest-Setser of Clinton Rt.1, Ernest Beets of Clinton, Condy Beets of Heiskell Rt.1, and Roy Beets of Oak Ridge.

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Oliver Springs Men's Sister Dies The sister of two Oliver Springs men, Mrs. Freddie Butler Aikman, died Monday afternoon at U-T Hospital. Mrs. Aikman, 61, was the wife of the late Lloyd Aikman.She lived at 1102 Oak St.,Knoxville and was a member of the Dyllis Baptist Church. Services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Sharp's Funeral Home chapel and burial was in Meigs County near Decatur. She leaves three brothers, Clyde Butler and Charlie Butler, both of Oliver Springs Rt.2, and Dwight Butler of Knoxville, two sisters, Mrs. Roxie Wells of Knoxville and Mrs. Farnk Shelton of Cocoa,Fla.

Ron, John Dagley parents are Russell Dagley and Emily Stanley all I know about his parents are they were married May 4, 1884 in Morgan Co.TN Susie ----- Original Message ----- From: "RONNIE D. BARTHOLOMEW" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 5:22 PM Subject: Re: [TNANDERS] Nina Edith Dagley > > > Anybody know the parents of this John H Dagley? > > Thank you. > > Ron > > Descendants of John H Dagley > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. John H1 Dagley was born 1884 in TN, and died Unknown. > He married Nina Edith Ruffner Abt. 1907. > > More About John H Dagley: > Occupation: Coal Miner > > > Children of John Dagley and Nina Ruffner are: > 2 i. Clyde2 Dagley, born 1909 in TN; died Unknown. > > More About Clyde Dagley: > Occupation: Motorman - Coal Mine > > 3 ii. Velma Jessie (Thelma) Dagley, born August 26, 1913 in TN; > died August 09, 1987 in Wartburg, Morgan Co, TN. She married Noah D > Daugherty > 1930 in Anderson Co, TN. > > More About Velma Jessie (Thelma) Dagley: > Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN > > More About Noah D Daugherty: > Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN > Occupation: Coal Miner > > 4 iii. Ethleene (Ethlen) Dagley, born abt 1917 in TN. > She married Blaine Daugherty 1935 in Anderson Co, TN. > > More About Blaine Daugherty: > Occupation: Coal Miner > > 5 iv. Imogene (Jean) Dagley, born abt 1920 in TN. > She married FNU Russell. > 6 v. Kathleene (Mathaleen) Dagley, born abt 1920 in TN. > She married FNU Colston. > 7 vi. Georgia (Georgiana) Dagley, born abt 1922 in TN. > She married FNU Eastridge. > 8 vii. Nila Dagley, born abt 1924 in TN. > She married FNU Brown. > 9 viii. Betty J Dagley, born September 13, 1931 in Morgan > Co, TN; died January 11, 1994 in Oliver Springs, Roane Co, TN. > She married Charlie Delozier. > > Notes for Betty J Dagley: > Clinton Courier News - Jan 15, 1994 > > Betty Delozier, 62, of Kingston Avenue, Oliver Springs, > died at her home on Saturday after an illness. Mrs Delozier, a native > of Morgan County, was preceded in death by her parents; John and > Nina Ruffner Dagley; her husband, Charlie Delozier; a brother, Clyde > Dagley; and a sister, Velma Daugherty. Mrs Delozier lived with her > sister, Sue Dagley, for 22 years. She had lived in the Oliver Springs > area > for 38 years. She retired from Classic Cleaners in 1989 and had also > worked for Philpot Cleaners from 1959 to 1974. Mrs Delozier was > a member of the Clinton Church of God Of Prophecy. Survivors include > two daughters and sons in law; Gail and William Gillmore and Rhonda > and Doug Brown of Oliver Springs; four grandchildren, Douglas and > wife, Karen Brown, Brian Brown, and Tonya and Allen Gillmore; one > great grandchild, Johnathon Brown; four stepchildren, Jimmy Delozier > of Anniston, AL, Jack Delozier of Winterhaven, FL, Janie Craven of > Houston, Texas, Shirley Williams of Clinton; six sisters, Sue Dagley > of Oliver Springs, Nila Brown and Georgia Eastridge of Coalfield, > Jean Russell of of Oak Ridge, and Kathleene Colston and Ethleene > Daugherty of Dayton, Ohio; several nieces and nephews; special > friends, Bobby and Phyllis Clowers, Minta Orange, and Nancy > Patterson. Services will be in the chapel of Sharp Funeral Home > at 2 PM Friday with the Rev Gary Smith, the Rev Russell Masengill, > and the Rev Garvan Walls officiating. Burial will be at Petros > Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-9 PM Thursday at > the funeral home. > > > More About Betty J Dagley: > Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN > Occupation: Worked for Dry Cleaners > > 10 ix. Sue Dagley, born Private. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Oliver Springs Mother Of Eight Daughters Dies The mother of eight daughters, Mrs. Nina Edith Dagley, of Oliver Springs died at 3:45 a.m Wednesday at Oak Ridge Hospital after a long illness. She was 78 years old. Mrs. Dagley lived with one of her daughters, Miss. Sue Dagley, and a granddaughter.She was a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church at Coalfield. The family will receive friends Friday night at Sharp's Funeral Home in Oliver Springs.Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Petros Baptist Church with the Rev. Larry E. Duke and the Rev.Harold Ellis officiating. The body will lie in state one hour at the church before the services begin. In addition to Miss.Dagley, she leaves seven other daughters, Mrs. Velma Daugherty, Mrs. Imogene Russell and Mrs. Betty Delozier, all of Oliver Springs,Mrs. Ethelyn Daugherty and Mrs. Kathleen Colston, both of Dayton,O.,Mrs. Georgia Eastridge of Coalfield, and Mrs. Nila Brown of Harriman, 32 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren.

Anybody know the parents of this John H Dagley? Thank you. Ron Descendants of John H Dagley Generation No. 1 1. John H1 Dagley was born 1884 in TN, and died Unknown. He married Nina Edith Ruffner Abt. 1907. More About John H Dagley: Occupation: Coal Miner Children of John Dagley and Nina Ruffner are: 2 i. Clyde2 Dagley, born 1909 in TN; died Unknown. More About Clyde Dagley: Occupation: Motorman - Coal Mine 3 ii. Velma Jessie (Thelma) Dagley, born August 26, 1913 in TN; died August 09, 1987 in Wartburg, Morgan Co, TN. She married Noah D Daugherty 1930 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Velma Jessie (Thelma) Dagley: Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN More About Noah D Daugherty: Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN Occupation: Coal Miner 4 iii. Ethleene (Ethlen) Dagley, born abt 1917 in TN. She married Blaine Daugherty 1935 in Anderson Co, TN. More About Blaine Daugherty: Occupation: Coal Miner 5 iv. Imogene (Jean) Dagley, born abt 1920 in TN. She married FNU Russell. 6 v. Kathleene (Mathaleen) Dagley, born abt 1920 in TN. She married FNU Colston. 7 vi. Georgia (Georgiana) Dagley, born abt 1922 in TN. She married FNU Eastridge. 8 vii. Nila Dagley, born abt 1924 in TN. She married FNU Brown. 9 viii. Betty J Dagley, born September 13, 1931 in Morgan Co, TN; died January 11, 1994 in Oliver Springs, Roane Co, TN. She married Charlie Delozier. Notes for Betty J Dagley: Clinton Courier News - Jan 15, 1994 Betty Delozier, 62, of Kingston Avenue, Oliver Springs, died at her home on Saturday after an illness. Mrs Delozier, a native of Morgan County, was preceded in death by her parents; John and Nina Ruffner Dagley; her husband, Charlie Delozier; a brother, Clyde Dagley; and a sister, Velma Daugherty. Mrs Delozier lived with her sister, Sue Dagley, for 22 years. She had lived in the Oliver Springs area for 38 years. She retired from Classic Cleaners in 1989 and had also worked for Philpot Cleaners from 1959 to 1974. Mrs Delozier was a member of the Clinton Church of God Of Prophecy. Survivors include two daughters and sons in law; Gail and William Gillmore and Rhonda and Doug Brown of Oliver Springs; four grandchildren, Douglas and wife, Karen Brown, Brian Brown, and Tonya and Allen Gillmore; one great grandchild, Johnathon Brown; four stepchildren, Jimmy Delozier of Anniston, AL, Jack Delozier of Winterhaven, FL, Janie Craven of Houston, Texas, Shirley Williams of Clinton; six sisters, Sue Dagley of Oliver Springs, Nila Brown and Georgia Eastridge of Coalfield, Jean Russell of of Oak Ridge, and Kathleene Colston and Ethleene Daugherty of Dayton, Ohio; several nieces and nephews; special friends, Bobby and Phyllis Clowers, Minta Orange, and Nancy Patterson. Services will be in the chapel of Sharp Funeral Home at 2 PM Friday with the Rev Gary Smith, the Rev Russell Masengill, and the Rev Garvan Walls officiating. Burial will be at Petros Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-9 PM Thursday at the funeral home. More About Betty J Dagley: Burial: New Petros Cemetery, Morgan Co, TN Occupation: Worked for Dry Cleaners 10 ix. Sue Dagley, born Private.

Jerry IRWIN mentioned below was a high school classmate and nearby neighbor of mine from LaFollette. He was the son of Wheeler IRWIN and Geneva WHITE. Wheeler IRWIN was the son of Gaines Magby IRWIN and Thursa Florence FORD. Geneva WHITE was the daughter of Leonard and Mossie WHITE. Gaines Magby IRWIN was the son of George W. IRWIN and Parley LOY. Bailey susiebullock wrote: > Clinton Courier July 17, 1986 > Helicopter Crash Kills Inspectors > Three of four mine inspectors who were killed last Thursday after they were dispatched on a tour of area strip mines > were buried Tuesday. Funeral arrangements for the fourth man killed in the crash of a helicopter on Birf Mountain in > Morgan County near Frozen Head State Park were incomplete.Bryan Calder, an Australian, the pilot of the aircraft > belived to have slammed in the mountain near Ross Gap by a sudden thunderstorm, had been living in Washington and > Oregon and had only been working in this area for a few months. The other fatalities were Danny J. Reed, 39, of Knoxville, > Jerry D. Irwin, 42, of Lafollette and James Charles Byrd, 26, of Knoxville. The four Office of Surface Mining employes who > work out of the department's facilities in Norris apparently were killed instantly.The scattered wreckage of the chopper was > found by OSM searches during the midafternoon Saturday. The helicopter failed to report back Thursday after a tour of > suspected "wildcat" strip mines. Family members, friends and co-workers hoped the helicopter had been forced down > safely and the four men were trying to walk out of the rugged back country. However, the OSM team, a handful among the > hundreds of emergency workers and volunteers who scoured the mountainous terrain those two days, acted on a tip > from some residents of Bird Mountain who said they heard a helicopter's motor, a sound like a clap of thunder and then > silence.The deris was not visible from the air, the ground searches discovered. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Clinton Courier Oct.13, 1988 Lester Boyd Smith Lester Boyd Smith, 51, of 194 Hillside Road, Oak Ridge, died at 11:05 a.m. Oct. 3 at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge after a long battle with lung cancer. Smith had been retired for seven years from the Air Force after 22 years. He had three daughters, Cindy McKamey of Clinton Rt.3, Sharom Smith of Lake City, and Lori Smith of Florida, two grandchildren, Trish and Joshua Mckamey. The Funeral was held Oct. 5 in the chapel of Weatherford Mortuary with David Schonhoff, minister of Highland View Church of Christ officiating. Burial was in the Church of Christ Cemetery in Blue Ridge, Ga.

Clinton Courier Oct.13, 1988 Nora Posey Phillips Nora Posey Phillips, 87, an Anderson County school teacher for many years, died Friday, Oct. 7 at Methodist Medical Center.An Oneida native, she was the daughter of the late, Farrell and Eliza Posey. She had lived on Old Clear Branch Road since 1946 and had also lived in Campbell County. Phillips taught at Medford Elementary for 15 years and retired 1965. She had taught for 35 years with part of this time spent in Scott County schools. She received her education at Johnson City State Teachers College. She was a member of the Retired Teachers Association and was a charter member of East Jacksboro Baptist Church. Phillips was married to the Rev. D.L. Phillips in 1923 in Oneida. He died in 1975. A daughter said she enjoyed flower gardening, making quilts and needlework and that her reading was very important to her. Two brother, Amos and Ben Posey also preceded her in death. Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law, Gladys Carden of Lake City, Fleda and Donald Lovely of Warren, Mich. , Beulah and Scotty Gray of Redford, Mich., sons and daughters-in-law, Lemuel Edison and Beulah Phillips of Mt. Clemens,Mich., Glenn E. and Loretta Phillips of Lake City, sisters, Gertrude Bridges, Bronston, Ky., Ollie Babb of Oneida,Opal Chitwood of Huntsville, and a brother, Kermit Posey of Huntsville, 15 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral serviceswere held Monday at Helenwood Baptist Church with the Rev. Everett Gaylor and the Rev. Roger Cecil officiating. Burial was in Daniel Memorial Cemetery. Cox Funeral Home in Lake City was in charge.

Clinton Courier March 12, 1970 Leaves Infant Daughter 16-Year-Old Night Club Singer Killed In Wreck Near Clinton A young nightclub singer was killed instantly at 1 a.m Saturday when her friend's car left Oak Ridge Highway (State 61) a tenth of a mile east of Clinton city limits and crashed into a rock embankment. Mrs. Teresa Ann Huckaby Bracken, 16, of 814 Hill St. in Clinton, was crushed to death when the 1965 Corvair slammed against the rocks. The driver, Blair Echnoz, 22, of 315 West Board St. in Clinton, suffered a fractured right leg and punctured lungs. He was in fair condition in the intensive care unit at Oak Ridge Hospital. Mrs. Bracken was the mother of a 6 month-old daughter, Stephanie Lynn Bracken. The young mother had sung Friday night with the Playmates at the Amvets Post No.2 in Oak Ridge and was enroute home to Clinton, relatives said. Mrs. Bracken was living apart from her husband, Daniel E. Bracken of Oak Ridge, and a divorce suit had been filed in Anderson County but had not been heard, court records show. She was married at 14. In addition to night club singing Mrs. Bracken was a clerk for Clinton Roofers in South Clinton.She also was preparing to cut a record with another band. The Details, on a Consolidated Artists label. Friends said she had sung county blues since she was a child. Echnoz had just returned from the Army in Vietnam and works with John Cole Construction Co. in Clinton. He lives with his mother, Mrs. Clara Echnoz, at 315 Broad St. State Trooper David E. Davenport said Echnoz was driving east toward Clinton when he lost control of his car, struck a guard rail on the right, traveled 238 feet, crossed the highway and crashed into the rock enbankment on the left side of the highway.The car was demolished. The trooper said Echnoz was traveling at a high rate of speed. Mrs. Bracken was killed at the same location at which four person, three of whom were Morgan County sisters, were killed Aug. 5, 1969. The Clinch River is on one side of the Highway 61 and the steep rock enbankment is on the other. The trooper said Mrs. Bracken and Echnoz were alone. The accident was witnessed by Ronnie Hensley of Norris who was behind the Echnoz car, the officer said. Mrs. Bracken attended Clinton Senior High until she dropped out in late 1968 to get married, relatives said. She was born in Lake City and was adopted and raised by her grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Huckaby. Since she left her husband, Mrs. Bracken had been living with her mother, grandmother and great-grandmother in Clinton. Mrs. Bracken is survived by her mother, Mrs. Shirley Braden Willis Parton, grandmother, Mrs. Huckaby and great-grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Stocks, all of Clinton, father, Floyd Braden Jr. of Lake City, and several half- sisters and brothers. Mrs. Bracken was a member of Big Creek Baptist Church at Lafollette but attended North Clinton Baptist Church. Services were held at 3:30 p.m. Monday in the chapel of Martin Funeral Home in Clinton with the Rev. R.L. Lovette officiating.The Playmates and The Details served as pallbearers. Burial was in Anderson Memorial Gardens on Highway 61 west of Clinton.