The Pike County Journal
Friday, November 6, 1931
Molena Locals
Our town and community was deeply grieved to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Paul Willis which occurred near Waynesboro, Ga., in an automobile accident on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Willis was reared here and was one of our most popular young business men who had gone out from us. He leaves a wife and two small children and several other near relatives to mourn his loss. His brother Mr. Carey Willis, and his sisters Mrs. S.O. Bartlett and Mrs. Richard McGhee, left here Sunday to attend funeral services which were held in Waynesboro on Tuesday afternoon.
Friday, November 6, 1931
Molena Locals
Our town and community was deeply grieved to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Paul Willis which occurred near Waynesboro, Ga., in an automobile accident on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Willis was reared here and was one of our most popular young business men who had gone out from us. He leaves a wife and two small children and several other near relatives to mourn his loss. His brother Mr. Carey Willis, and his sisters Mrs. S.O. Bartlett and Mrs. Richard McGhee, left here Sunday to attend funeral services which were held in Waynesboro on Tuesday afternoon.
The Pike County Journal
Friday, November 6, 1931
Molena Locals
Our town and community was deeply grieved to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Paul Willis which occurred near Waynesboro, Ga., in an automobile accident on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Willis was reared here and was one of our most popular young business men who had gone out from us. He leaves a wife and two small children and several other near relatives to mourn his loss. His brother Mr. Carey Willis, and his sisters Mrs. S.O. Bartlett and Mrs. Richard McGhee, left here Sunday to attend funeral services which were held in Waynesboro on Tuesday afternoon.
Friday, November 6, 1931
Molena Locals
Our town and community was deeply grieved to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Paul Willis which occurred near Waynesboro, Ga., in an automobile accident on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Willis was reared here and was one of our most popular young business men who had gone out from us. He leaves a wife and two small children and several other near relatives to mourn his loss. His brother Mr. Carey Willis, and his sisters Mrs. S.O. Bartlett and Mrs. Richard McGhee, left here Sunday to attend funeral services which were held in Waynesboro on Tuesday afternoon.
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