13577. Clifford Conger Foust
Clifford Conger FoustMILITARY: Served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during WWII
EDUCATION: Graduated from Kent State University, Kent, OH with B.S. Degree in 1950 and an M.S. Degree in 1952 in Physical Education.
OCCUPATION: High School Football Coach, Cleveland, OH area, 1953-1995
HONORS: Inducted in Hall of Fame, Columbus, OH as High School Football Coach, 1987
17668. Michael Frederick Foust
Michael Frederick FoustEDUCATION: Graduated from Harvard University, Cambridge, MA with B.A. and M.A. Degrees
17669. Kimberley Beth Foust
Kimberley Beth FoustEDUCATION: Graduated from Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH with B.A. Degree
13589. Helen Fern Wright
RESIDENCES: As of Dec 1979, Mrs. Irvin (Helen Wright) Miller of Foster, NE.
17680. Charlotte Irene Anderson
Charlotte Irene AndersonOCCUPATION: Secretary
HOBBIES: art, golf, traveling
Eugene Clarence SamuelsonEDUCATION: B.S. in Civil Engineering from University of Nebraska
OCCUPATION: Highway Engineer
HOBBIES: Golf, bowling, traveling
13590. Weldon A. Wright
Weldon A. WrightMILITARY: U.S. Army paratrooper during WWII
13593. George Raymond Wright
George Raymond WrightMILITARY: U.S. Navy during WWII
OCCUPATION: worked in a lumber yard
17690. Allen Wright
Allen WrightAKA: Pete
17695. Teddy Joe Wright
Teddy Joe WrightDEATH: Mar 1956, hit by a train
13594. Dale Conger Wright
Dale Conger WrightMILITARY: U.S. Marines during WWII
RESIDENCES: 735 Cole St.; Gainsville, TX
Dale MaddenSPOUSE: Dale Madden, Jr. was the 2nd spouse of Mary Ann Wright.
RESIDENCES: 735 Cole Street; Gainsville, TX
13598. Harry Allen Halliwell
Harry Allen HalliwellDIVORCE: The marriage of Harry Allen Halliwell and Pamelia Edna Hogue ended in divorce on 8 Jul 1968 in Tampa, Hillsborough Co., FL. He did not marry again.
MILITARY: Retired from the U.S. Army on 1 Apr 1965 at Birmingham, AL
Period of Service: US Army 7 Oct 1941 - 1 April 1965
Rank: Private thru Lt. CcolonelCombat duty: Phillipines, Okinawa, Japan, - WW II; Korea, - Korean War
Citation and Awards:
Good conduct medal; American Campaign; Asiastic Pacific Campaign Medal;
Phillipine Service Medal; Army of Occupation Japan; Army Reserve Medal,
Republic of Korea Presidential Citation; Korean Service Medal; United Nations
Medal; Army Commendation Medal (2); Bronze Star, National Defense Service
Medal; Alabama Certification of AppreciationPlaces stationed:
Fort Crook, Omaha Nebraska; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Jefferson Barracks, St.
Louis, Missouri; Gawen Field, Boise, Idaho; OCS Miami Beach, FL; Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Maryland; Mac Dill Air Force Base, Tampa, FL;
Greenville Army Air Base, Greenville, South Carolina; Ft. Jackson, Columbia,
South Carolina; Camp Beale, CA; Camp Stoneman, CA; US Army Philippine Islands;
US Army Okinawa; US Army Japan; Fort Logan Denver, CO; Tennessee Military
District, Nashville, Tenn; Headquarters 3rd Army, Atlanta, GA; US Army Korea;
National War College Washington, DC; Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis,
Indiana; US Army Panama; Headquarters IV Army Corps Birmingham, AL
Retired: 1 April 1965; Tampa, Fl
RESIDENCES: After retirement from the military he settled in Tampa, FLHOBBIES: Loved to go fishing; wrote poetry
OCCUPATION: Worked as a claims adjuster for Aetna Life Insurance until his death.
DEATH: 21 Feb 1972 at his home in Tampa, FL
CEMETERY: Hillsborough Memorial Gardens, Veterans Garden, Section 4, Lot 34B, Space 1 at Tampa, FL
Poems Written by Harry Allen Halliwell"Odessa, Nebraska"
The merchants of our town
Are always on the climb,
And for their benefit
I give this little rhyme.For coal and grocery needs
Patronize our local store
Low prices and good quality
Are established by Pat Moore.Stop and chat with Cass!
But before you go,
Be sure the tank is filled
With Firechief Texaco.If you, a shave or haircut
or wish advice so free,
Cnady, tobacco, or play some pool,
Come in and see Charlie.For pump or irrigation work
To save your land from waste.
Economize with Conoco
And stop awhile with Case.As for Blacksmith jobs,
Welding or regulating clocks,
Nothing is too large or too small
For repair by Hedger Fox.At the railway station,
We find Mr. Rydberg there.
He will sell you a ticket
To Kearney or the world's fair.Now don't forget the Friday night dances
Held down in the old town hall.
Also the thrilling games
Of twilight kitten ball.Let's make our town a white spot
And overbridge the gap.
Let's make elaborate plans
To place Odessa on the map.
"A Soldier"[Note: This poem, about a statue in their town they wanted to tear down for a road, was printed in the paper. As a result of this poem the statue stood and the road went around the statue.]
In the midst of our fair city
A stately monument rears
Its head above the crowd--
The memory of past years.
Fate rumors ill news bring,
Which bear cause to mark,
This statue must be moved,
To cemetery or to park.'A great menace to traffic'
Many are quoted to say
'It's a hindrance to tourist,
Passing day by day'.But to me it seems,
A sentinel at his beat.
Challenging each speeding traveler
Warning pedestrians on the street.Here, let it stand forever!
Guardian of the way.
Until this beauty spot
Crumbles to ruin and decay.
"Another by Halliwell"The Indians are gone,
So is the pioneer.
The homesteader passed away.
Dead is the forty-miner.The longhorns have run their course.
They've disappeared with the buffalo.
Now, if you desire to glimpse old days,
Go see a wild west show.No more are seen the cowboys.
Death took the gambling rover.
No longer the open saloon.
The six gun's bark is over.The hitching rack is removed;
So is the livery stable.
The stage coach is no more,
Now news is carried by cable.Friends depart as time flies.
Stores have changed their name.
New houses replace the old.
But Kearney remains the same.
"The Farm"A swift south breeze,
Clouds flying by.
Perfect peace on the farm,
A rainbow in the sky.A slight movement of the grass,
A rustle of green leaves.
The sound of a creaking windmill,
And the bawling of the beeves.The clatter of a squirrel.
The bark of a hungry dog.
A cackle of a chicken.
And the squealing of the hog.Sunshine everywhere....
Everything a charm.
No wonder city people
Move back to the farm.
"A Traveler"Life is a winding road
Through a foreign land,
Over rugged rock and crag
Where we can scarcely stand.
At each intersection
We see another friend,
Who is content to follow
Until we reach the end.Where the way is rough
And we meet despair,
Shall we then turn back
When we are almost there?
At the journey's terminal
We enter the Golden Town.
Climb the steps of the tower,
Rest and look down.
"Time"Tick tock! Tick tock!
Years fly on
Tick tock! Tick tock!
Another moment goneNo wonder the young hate you,
And the old ones love you so;
You steal happiness from some,
Others content, watch it go.To the happy you are swift
To the sad ever so slow.
Yet not matter what happens
Onward you go.A life at every tick,
A death at every tock.
You watch a forest fade
And petrify to rock.You copy this verse
And measure the rhyme.
Oh, immortal creature!
You are time.
"The Harvest"Solitude breeds sunshine
To the awakening day;
It conquers every grief
And stores it safe away.
From a single grain of hope,
Carried long as loot,
A love has blossomed forth
Into a ruddy fruit.
So plant a pleasant thought
In everything you do;
For the joy you bring to others
Shall return to you.
OBITUARY:
Lt. Col. Harry A. Halliwell (Retired U.S. Army) - Funeral services for Lt. Col. Harry A. Halliwell, age 53 of 3608 Concordia will be held at 10:00 o'clock Thursday morning at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Avenue. The Reverend Dr. J. Milburn McLeod, Pastor of the Manhattan Avenue United Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will follow in the Hillsboro Memorial Gardens at which time full Military Honors will be conducted by Ft. Stewart, GA.Mr. Halliwell was a member of the Manhattan Avenue United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: son, Thomas A. Halliwell, Tampa; daughter, Mrs. Susan Gail Alcover, Tampa; Mother, Mrs. J.M. Halliwell, Kearney, Neb.; brother, Darold Halliwell, Kearney, Neb.; 2 sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Chavanue and Mrs. Fern Shea of Kearney, Neb.
(Source: St. Petersburg, FL Times, Tuesday, 22 Feb 1972 - furnished by Susan Alcover)
Pamelia Edna HogueMARRIAGE: Marriage License
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF GREENVILLEWhereas, It has been made to appear to me, GUY A. GULLICK, Judge of Probate for Greenville County, upon oath that Harry Allen Halliwell of Kearney, Neb. and Pamelia Edna Hogue of Greenville, S.C. are legally capacitated to contract matrimoney, that there ages are respectively 25 years and months and 20 years and 9 months, that their race is white and their nationality is American.
These are therefore, to authorize any person qualified to perform marriage ceremonies to perform the marriage ceremony for the persons above named, and for the so doing this shall be sufficient surrety.
Given under my Hand and Seal this 19th day of November A.D. 1943.
s/ Guy A. Gullick
Judge of Probate for Greenville County
(Furnished by Susan Alcover)
MARRIAGE: Certificate
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I, Guy A. Gullick, did this day perform the marriage ceremony for the within named persons at Greenville, South Carolina, this 20th day of November A.D. 1943.
s/Guy A. Gullick
(Signature of party performing ceremony)
Notary Public, South Carolina
(Official capacity and address)Signature of Contracting Parties
s/Pamelia Edna Hogue
Harry Allen Halliwell
(Furnished by Susan Alcover)
CREMATION: The remains of Pamelia Edna Hogue were cremated on 10 Jul 1987 in Clearwater, FL.
17705. Thomas Allen Halliwell
Thomas HalliwellMILITARY: Served in the Special Forces in Vietnam
Member of the United Veterans of America
Member of the Special Operations Association
Member of the Special Forces Association
Member of the Vietnam Helicopter Crew Member Association
Certificate of the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service for duty in Vietnam
Award for the Air Medal of heroism
Citation for meritorious achievement
Citation for meritorious achievements first oak leaf cluster, second oak leaf cluster, third oak leaf cluster, fifth oak leaf cluster, sixth oak leaf cluster, seventh oak leaf cluster, eighth oak leaf cluster, ninth oak leaf cluster, eleventh oak leaf cluster, twelthy oak leaf cluster, thirteenth oak leaf, cluster, fourteenth oak leaf cluster
Award of good conduct medal
Award of the Army commendation medal
Award of the air medal for heroism
Army commendation medal and honorable discharge
OCCUPATION: Scuba diving instructor. He loved to cave dive.DIVORCE-NO_ISSUE: The marriage of Thomas Halliwell and Mary Rose Grant ended in divorce on 28 Jan 1974 in Tampa, Hillsborough Co., FL. There was no issue. He didn't marry again.
RESIDENCES: As of Feb 1972, 4105 E. 97th Ave.; Tampa, FL
Mary Rose GrantRESIDENCES: Before she came to Florida with her Mom and Grandmother she was living in New Jersey.
MARRIAGE-RESIDENCES-CHILDREN: After Mary Rose Grant and Thomas Halliwell divorced she married a Mr. Hathaway. She lives in Florida and has 2 stepsons and a daughter and a son through this second marriage.
NAME-CONFLICT: Rose Mary Grant by Robert Guilinger
17706. Susan Gail Halliwell
Susan Gail HalliwellRESEARCHER: Susan Alcover was interested in genealogy and family history. She shared her information with others. Email: salcover@tampabay.rr.com
RESIDENCES: As of Feb 1972, Tampa, FL
HOBBIES: Susan and Peter Alcover and their daughters love dogs. As of June 1999 they owned four dogs, 3 bichons and one shih tzu. Susan loved to walk and hike and take her camcorder or camera along to capture the "mood" of the places she visits. She liked to read and was interested in tracing the complete family tree to give to her girls in the hope that they will continue to add to it.
OCCUPATION: Senior data entry operator in the Visa/MasterCard Division of Equifax at St. Petersburg, Pinellas Co., FL where she had been working for over 15 years as of June 1999.
RECOLLECTIONS:
My grandfather, Albert Ross Hogue, was the County Historian for Fentress County, TN. As a young man he served in the State House of Representatives. He lived to be 105. After his death, the library dedicated a section to his writings and there is a plaque there honoring him. He wrote an autobiography that contains much genealogical information about his side of the family. I have a copy of it as well as another booklet he wrote on the strange state laws and lawsuits of Tennessee. He also wrote a history of the Cumberland mountains. He was a school teacher and school superintendent, lawyer, and member of the historical society. After he and Josie Abbott Hogue were divorced he lived in Jamestown, TN where he held a life interest in land and home that my parents owned. They later sold it when they retired to Tampa, FL when my Dad retired from the Army. He kept the life interest and lived there until he had to go into a nursing home. I have newspaper clippings about parties given for him for his 101st and 103rd birthdays and his obituary. He retained his awareness and senses up until his death.Jessie Abbott Hogue lived in Livingston, TN until her death. My mother did not get along with her parents so I did not see this set of grandparents after about age 12 or so. I have fond memories of visiting this Grandmother. She would always give me a jar of home preserved tomatoes with a big spoon and send me outside to play. After wolfing down the tomatoes -- which to this day I can still taste in my mind as being the most delicious ones ever!! -- I would take the spoon and jar and play in the dirt. Try amusing a child in this day and age with a spoon and jar and a pile of dirt and see how long it lasts! I can remember getting water out of the well behind her house. There was a bucket you dropped into the well and then pulled up. There was a ladle spoon to drink the water out of. That was the coldest, best tasting, water I have EVER had. Funny the things you remember.
(Source: Written by Susan (Halliwell) Alcover)
Peter Daniel AlcoverRESIDENCES: As of June 1999, 3910 W. Crawford Street; Tampa, FL 33614
OCCUPATION: As of June 1999 Peter Alcover worked for the City of Tampa, FL as a Fleet Mechanic 3.
HOBBIES: Peter's main interest was antique cars. In June 1999 he was restoring a 1929 Ford truck.
FATHER: Peter Daniel Alcover's father, Peter Juan Alcover came from Madrid, Spain when he was a small boy. He worked his way across the ocean by working aboard ships. After he arrived he moved around the states and finally settled in Tampa, FL. He married Lorraine Judy Richards and they divorced. He never remarried.
MOTHER: Lorraine Judy Richards, the mother of Peter Daniel Alcover, was married three times. She first married a Mr. Roberts and had 3 sons. Then she married Peter Juan Alcover and had one son and 1 daughter. Her third marriage was to a Mr. McNutt and there was no issue. According to Susan Alcover, Lorraine can trace her ancestry back to the Seminole tribe of Florida.
13599. Dorothy Mae Halliwell
Dorothy Mae HalliwellRESIDENCES: As of Feb 1972, Kearney, NE
Edward Frank ChavanuAKA: Ed Chavanu
QUESTION: Is this SSDI record for Edward Frank Chavanu? If so, the date of birth and death are known.
SSN:
Individual: Chavanu, Edward
Social Security #: 507-14-5640
Issued in: Nebraska
Birth date: Jun 24, 1921
Death date: Dec 1984
Residence code: Nebraska
ZIP Code of last known residence: 68847
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Kearney, Nebraska
ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 68847
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Kearney, Nebraska
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death
Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 26, 2004, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.47556.83]