The Birmingham News, June 9, 1933, Page 23
C. B. Crisler Dies
Lineville Druggist Succumbs To Sudden Heart Attack
Lineville - C. B. Crisler, owner of the Lineville Drug Company and Crisley Drug Company, died suddenly Thursday while sitting talking to a group of friends. He had complained of being slightly indisposed earlier in the day. He is survived by a small son and daughter, his wife having died about two years ago. He served in the Navy during the World War I.
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Hank Rogers, August/2012
C. B. Crisler Dies
Lineville Druggist Succumbs To Sudden Heart Attack
Lineville - C. B. Crisler, owner of the Lineville Drug Company and Crisley Drug Company, died suddenly Thursday while sitting talking to a group of friends. He had complained of being slightly indisposed earlier in the day. He is survived by a small son and daughter, his wife having died about two years ago. He served in the Navy during the World War I.
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Hank Rogers, August/2012
The Birmingham News, June 9, 1933, Page 23
C. B. Crisler Dies
Lineville Druggist Succumbs To Sudden Heart Attack
Lineville - C. B. Crisler, owner of the Lineville Drug Company and Crisley Drug Company, died suddenly Thursday while sitting talking to a group of friends. He had complained of being slightly indisposed earlier in the day. He is survived by a small son and daughter, his wife having died about two years ago. He served in the Navy during the World War I.
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Hank Rogers, August/2012
C. B. Crisler Dies
Lineville Druggist Succumbs To Sudden Heart Attack
Lineville - C. B. Crisler, owner of the Lineville Drug Company and Crisley Drug Company, died suddenly Thursday while sitting talking to a group of friends. He had complained of being slightly indisposed earlier in the day. He is survived by a small son and daughter, his wife having died about two years ago. He served in the Navy during the World War I.
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Hank Rogers, August/2012
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