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Salem City Cemetery Names and Location Updated 6/01/2021 Deceased Last Name First Name Birthdate Death Date Grave Location ABBOTT TODD GEORGE 3/1/1969 5/1/2004BLK 102, LOT 3, PLOT 3 ABILDSCOV PETER LAURIDS #N/A 6/12/1922BLK 060, LOT 2 ABILDSKOV ANNA MARIE PETERSON #N/A #N/A BLK 060, LOT 2, PLOT 4 ABILDSKOV ANNIE MARIE PETERSON #N/A 9/27/1985BLK 060, LOT 2, PLOT 2 ABILDSKOV ASMUS PAPE #N/A 4/7/1981BLK 060, LOT 2, PLOT 1 ABILDSKOV DALE P. 6/7/1933 11/2/1985BLK 060, LOT 2, PLOT 5 ADAMS GARY LEE 1/8/1939 7/22/2009BLK 097, LOT 1, PLOT 1 ADAMS GEORGE RUDGER 8/1/1903 11/7/1980BLK 092, LOT 1, PLOT 1 ADAMS GOLDA 6/20/1916 9/1/2002BLK 084, LOT 1, PLOT 3 ADAMS HARVEY DEE 1/1/1914 1/10/2001BLK 084, LOT 1, PLOT 2 ADAMS RUBY MAY HANCOCK 7/31/1905 2/29/2000BLK 092, LOT 1 ADAMS TUCKER GARY 10/26/2017 11/20/2017BLK 097, LOT 1, PLOT 3 EAST ALLEN HAROLD JESSE 12/17/1993 7/7/2010BLK 137, LOT 2, PLOT 4 ANDERSEN DENNIS FLOYD 8/28/1936 1/22/2003BLK 016, LOT 3, PLOT 1 ANDERSEN MARY PETERSON TREMELLING #N/A 1/10/1953BLK 040, LOT 3 ANDERSON ALICE LUCILE GARDNER 5/10/1923 5/25/2003BLK 019, LOT 2, PLOT 3W ANDERSON DENNIS MARION #N/A 4/14/1970BLK 084, LOT 1, PLOT 4 ANDERSON DIANNA 10/17/1957 11/9/1957BLK 075, LOT 1 N 1/2 ANDERSON HOWARD C. 8/28/1928 1/16/1962BLK 064, LOT 1 ANDERSON JOHN ALFRED #N/A 3/12/1968BLK 093, LOT 1 ANDERSON JUANITA GARDINER BISHOP 2/4/1927 2/12/2016BLK 017, LOT 5, PLOT 3 ANDERSON KIMBALL BUTLER 4/15/1926 4/9/1973BLK 057, LOT 4, PLOT 3 ANDERSON LAVONDA SHEEN 11/28/1929 5/29/2010BLK 075, LOT 1, PLOT 4 ANDERSON LEORA C. 10/22/1925 1/31/2008BLK 057, LOT 4, PLOT 4 ANDERSON LYNN EUGENE 7/30/1927 8/5/2000BLK 075, LOT 1, PLOT 3 ANDERSON NICHOLAUS JAMES 9/22/1984 3/6/2005BLK 105, LOT 4, PLOT 6 ANDERSON PAULINE GIBBONS #N/A 5/9/1987BLK 093, LOT 1 ANDREWS FRANK EARROL 2/11/1913 3/27/1992BLK 059, LOT 6 ANDREWS MARTHA LEONA DAVIS RIDING 9/28/1918 8/31/1993BLK 059, LOT 6 ANDREWS R DELOS 1/19/1927 12/25/2016BLK 111, LOT 1, PLOT 1 ANGUS KIM BRUCE 12/8/1952 8/15/2016BLK 067, LOT 5, PLOT 2 ANGUS RONALD EDWIN (WITH MOTHER) 11/11/1949 9/1/2007 BLK 067, LOT 5, PLOT 2 ARCHULATA INFANT 12/17/1968 12/19/1968BLK 069, LOT 1 ARCHULETA MILDRES MARIA 8/5/1975 10/9/1995BLK 068, LOT 5 ARMSTRONG FLOSS JORGENSEN 3/20/1906 3/10/1997BLK 039, LOT 4 ARMSTRONG HAROLD SESSIONS 12/15/1905 7/17/1982BLK 039, LOT 4 ARMSTRONG RICHARD 9/30/1962 8/7/2002BLK 101, LOT 6, PLOT 1 ARRINGTON JONATHAN BLAKE 5/5/2008 5/5/2008BLK 097, LOT 5, PLOT 4E ASAY PRESTON STEVE 5/28/1974 6/15/2019BLK 222, LOT 3, PLOT 8 ATTERTON SHIRLEY FAYE SPURGEON 12/3/1934 8/30/1998 BLK 107, LOT 4, PLOT 5 ATWOOD DARA JANE #N/A #N/A BLK 014, LOT 3 ATWOOD DOYLE WILLARD 7/5/1940 12/15/2019BLK 040, LOT 5, PLOT 4 ATWOOD GORDAN LEIGH 9/30/1907 10/20/1907BLK 014, LOT 3, PLOT 7 AVERETT DOUGLAS WALTER 11/13/1924 11/5/1992BLK 074, LOT 2, PLOT 6 AVERETT RUBY ADELE 1/21/1926 9/13/2020BLK 074, LOT 2, PLOT 5 BAHR ANNIE SOPHIE SCHULTZ #N/A 6/13/1907BLK 035, LOT 1, PLOT 2 BAHR BABY 3/4/1939 3/5/1939BLK 052, LOT 4, PLOT 8 BAHR CALVIN EMMETT 2/9/1924 1/21/1927BLK 034, LOT 1 BAHR CLARENCE OSRO #N/A 2/23/1901BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR CLAUS OTTO #N/A 10/25/1905BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR EMMA O. MADALENE PETERSON #N/A 11/29/1955BLK 034, LOT 1, PLOT 2 BAHR EMMETT C. 2/9/1923 1/21/1927BLK 034, LOT 1, PLOT 8 BAHR GEORGE DARRELL 4/19/1918 10/17/1953BLK 052, LOT 4, PLOT 1 BAHR GEORGE MERLIN #N/A 3/2/1971BLK 034, LOT 1, PLOT 1 BAHR HENRICH #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR INFANT #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR JOHN D. #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR JUDY ANN 4/19/1952 2/25/1956BLK 077, LOT 3, PLOT 6W BAHR LENORA #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR MARGRETTE ANNE #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR MARY ANN GRANT #N/A 11/1/1927BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR MAY ROBERTSON 11/30/1917 2/10/2010BLK 052, LOT 4, PLOT 2 BAHR MYRLE LAVERN 1/24/1920 7/13/2008BLK 034, LOT 1, PLOT 7E BAHR NELLIE JANE #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAHR RITA ANN EVA 12/27/1949 1/16/1975BLK 052, LOT 4, PLOT 5 Page 1 of 45 Salem City Cemetery Names and Location Updated 6/01/2021 Deceased Last Name First Name Birthdate Death Date Grave Location BAHR RUTH 11/25/1924 6/29/2014BLK 077, LOT 3, PLOT 7 BAHR SARAH IRAS #N/A #N/A BLK 035, LOT 1 BAHR STERLING OTTO 10/23/1921 7/2/2000BLK 077, LOT 3, PLOT 8 BAHR WILHELM ANDREWS #N/A #N/A BLK 035, LOT 1, PLOT 4 BAHR WILLIAM #N/A #N/A BLK 035, LOT 1, PLOT 5 BAHR WILLIAM ELLIS #N/A #N/A BLK 034, LOT 4 BAILEY SADIE SNOW DAVIS STEWART #N/A 2/7/1981BLK 030, LOT 1 BAKER BURNELL 9/30/1910 7/22/1977BLK 009, LOT 5, PLOT 1 BAKER C. KENDALL 5/13/1934 9/3/2017BLK 200, LOT 1, PLOT 2 BAKER CLEA CURTIS 9/2/1922 7/22/2003BLK 009, LOT 5, PLOT 2 BAKER REBECCA LOUISE BISH0P 8/17/1973 1/23/1998BLK 103, LOT 1, PLOT 7 BALL DWIGHT LAMAR 8/4/2011BLK 128, LOT 3, PLOT 3 BALL DWIGHT SNOW 12/21/1929 4/22/1996BLK 091, LOT 4, PLOT BALL SHIRLY FAYE 4/9/1932 12/11/1905BLK 091, LOT 4, PLOT BALOG ALOYSIUS MICHAEL 3/12/1922 6/26/2006BLK 135, LOT 2, PLOT 8 BALOG EMMA ALVEY 8/14/1917 1/1/2003BLK 135, LOT 2, PLOT 7 BANGERTER LORETTA O. YOUNGBLOOD 5/25/1941 1/11/1994 BLK 084, LOT 4, PLOT 7 BARNES JAN FANNIE BLACK UNDERWOOD #N/A 4/16/1965BLK 002, LOT 1 BARNEY ARNELL LLEWELLYN 6/11/1902 11/14/1987BLK 008, LOT 5 BARNEY DOTT JOLLEY 9/22/1909 9/4/1990BLK 008, LOT 5 BARTON THERESA CHRISTINE 11/2/1900 2/22/2001BLK 005, LOT 4, PLOT 6 BASTIAN RICHARD KEITH 3/2/1935 3/26/2012BLK 131, LOT 3, PLOT 8 BAUER STEVEN RAY 6/26/1950 2/17/2009BLK 101, LOT 3, PLOT 1 BAUM CURTIS J. 4/3/1949 2/11/2020BLK 036, LOT 2, PLOT 8 BAXTER HAZEL BISHOP 9/13/1911 9/25/1975BLK 003, LOT 2 BEAN BETTY LOU G 7/25/1934 4/15/2006BLK 099, LOT 4, PLOT 4 BEAN EDWARD GEORGE 7/26/1969 8/8/1994BLK 018, LOT 6 BEAN JAMES L 2/14/1933 3/4/2006BLK 099, LOT 4, PLOT BECKSTEAD VIRGIL LEROY #N/A 12/15/1901BLK 043, LOT 1 BECKSTRAND CAROL 2/15/1936 10/9/2012BLK 102, LOT 3, PLOT 7 BECKSTROM KAIGE 9/26/2002 11/26/2002BLK 142, LOT 1, PLOT 6W BECKSTROM KAYDEN JUSTISS PEERY 8/31/1994 9/26/1994BLK 089, LOT 1 BECKSTROM LOIVE THELRAE MORBY 9/27/1926 2/27/1995BLK 060, LOT 4 BECKSTROM WAYNE 2/4/1924 6/27/2003BLK 060, LOT 4, PLOT 3 BEDDOES CHARLES #N/A #N/A BLK 037, LOT 4, PLOT 1 BEDDOES EARL L. 12/28/1934 6/2/1956BLK 078, LOT 1, PLOT 3 BEDDOES EDWARD LUCAS #N/A 9/1/1933BLK 037, LOT 4, PLOT 8 BEDDOES EDWARD M. #N/A 6/20/1948BLK 037, LOT 4, PLOT 6 BEDDOES EFFIE MAY #N/A #N/A BLK 037, LOT 3, PLOT 8 BEDDOES ELLIS CLIFTON #N/A 6/12/1922BLK 043, LOT 2, PLOT 8 BEDDOES ENOCH EDWARD #N/A 2/10/1950BLK 043, LOT 2, PLOT 1 BEDDOES ERMA LILLIAN GRANT 4/12/1902 4/2/1984BLK 067, LOT 4 BEDDOES FRANK JOSEPH 10/7/1903 9/11/1992BLK 067, LOT 4 BEDDOES HARRY A. 3/26/1914 1/18/1990BLK 078, LOT 1, PLOT 1 BEDDOES HAZEL L. 10/19/1916 10/13/2005BLK 078, LOT 1, PLOT 2 BEDDOES INFANT 4/25/1911 4/25/1911BLK 057, LOT N1/2-3 BEDDOES INFANT 12/14/1916 12/14/1916BLK 049, LOT 1, PLOT 8 BEDDOES JOHN R. #N/A 1/9/1945BLK 062, LOT 4 BEDDOES KRISTINE 12/23/1970 8/16/1971BLK 001, LOT 1, PLOT 5 BEDDOES LEONA 12/30/1900 7/11/1909BLK 043, LOT 2, PLOT 5 BEDDOES LOVINA TABITHA OSTLER FERRIS #N/A 12/18/1938 BLK 013, LOT EAST 1/2-1 BEDDOES MABLE GARDNER #N/A 11/18/1968BLK 057, LOT 3, PLOT 7 BEDDOES MARGARET TAYLOR #N/A 5/9/1932BLK 062, LOT 4 BEDDOES MARTHA ALICE HAZEL #N/A 4/9/1944BLK 037, LOT 4, PLOT 5 BEDDOES MARY ANN LEEKS #N/A 1/2/1910BLK 037, LOT 4, PLOT 7 BEDDOES MARY ANN SABIN #N/A 4/3/1943BLK 043, LOT 2, PLOT 2 BEDDOES RHAE 2/21/1926 2/21/1926BLK 057, LOT 3, PLOT 5W BEDDOES RIAH BROCKHOUSE #N/A 4/24/1925BLK 037, LOT 3, PLOT 2 BEDDOES RICHARD BLISS 10/6/1906 6/30/1938 BLK 062, LOT 4, PLOT 8 (1963 Moved to Payson City Cemetery) BEDDOES SCOTT W.
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    SURNAME GIVEN NAME MIDDLE NAME DEATH YEAR Baade Earl Nathaniel 1952 Baade Myron Wayne 1966 Baagoe Walter John 1963 Babb Charles B 1951 Babb Minnie E 1953 Babbitt baby (Glen) 1931 Babbitt Donald E 1962 Babbitt Earl Wade 1967 Babbitt Evlyn L 1975 Babbitt Frank L 1937 Babbitt Gerald Clarence 1927 Babbitt Glenn Edward 1964 Babbitt Harry E 1959 Babbitt Isora 1922 Babbitt Lee H 1927 Babbitt Lena May 1965 Babbitt Mary 1937 Babbitt Ora 1962 Babbitt Richard C 1958 Babbitt Sarah Parsons 1953 Babbitt Violet Sarah 1955 Babbitt Wade E 1933 Babbitt William Glenn 1976 Babbitt William J 1933 Babcock Augusta 1929 Babcock baby (Ralph) 1943 Babcock Chester Norman 1980 Babcock Ella 1937 Babcock George Edward 1969 Babcock Helen Marie 1945 Babcock LaRayne Joyce 1947 Babcock Margaret Esther 1981 Babcock Mary M 1905 Babcook Nita Ann 1960 Babcook Ricky Allen 1961 Babitt Lee H 1927 Bach Henry Jennings 1974 Bachison Michael A 1967 Bachman Arthur Nels 1954 Bachman Henry Frederick 1961 Bachmeier Juanita 1947 Bachofner dau (Wilfred) 1945 Backen Bernice Sylvia 1946 Backer Amelia Sophia 1952 Bacon Alice Frances Pettibone 1926 Bacon Mabel 1957 Bacon Richard O 1937 Bacon Victoria Josephine 1921 Bacus Charles 1942 Bacus Emmett LeRoy 1930 SURNAME GIVEN NAME MIDDLE NAME DEATH YEAR Bacus Mary Josephine 1932 Bacus Wilson 1953 Badger Abbie Elizabeth 1945 Badgett George W 1938 Badgley Gertrude E 1974 Badgley Maxine Ella 1930 Badgley Thomas Enos 1968 Baese Charles John 1951 Baese Christina 1951 Baggarley Eams R 1952 Baggarley Luella 1952 Bagley Audrey Christine 1950 Bagley Claude
  • Passing Masculinities at Boy Scout Camp

    Passing Masculinities at Boy Scout Camp

    PASSING MASCULINITIES AT BOY SCOUT CAMP Patrick Duane Vrooman A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate College of Bowling Green State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY August 2007 Committee: Joe Austin, Advisor Melissa Miller Graduate Faculty Representative Ellen Berry Jay Mechling ii ABSTRACT Joe Austin, Advisor This study examines the folklore produced by the Boy Scout summer camp staff members at Camp Lakota during the summers of 2002 and 2003, including songs, skits, and stories performed both in front of campers as well as “behind the scenes.” I argue that this particular subgroup within the Boy Scouts of America orders and passes on a particular constellation of masculinities to the younger Scouts through folklore while the staff are simultaneously attempting to pass as masculine themselves. The complexities of this situation—trying to pass on what one has not fully acquired, and thus must only pass as—result in an ordering of masculinities which includes performances of what I call taking a pass on received masculinities. The way that summer camp staff members cope with their precarious situation is by becoming tradition creators and bearers, that is, by acquiescing to their position in the hegemonizing process. It is my contention that hegemonic hetero-patriarchal masculinity is maintained by partially ordered subjects who engage in rather complex passings with various masculinities. iii Dedicated to the memory of my Grandpa, H. Stanley Vrooman For getting our family into the Scouting movement, and For recognizing that I “must be pretty damn stupid, having to go to school all those years.” iv ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I never knew how many people it would take to write a book! I always thought that writing was a solitary act.

  • Medical Lab Breach Leaks Data of 11.9M National Blood-Testing Center Has Columbia County Branch

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