Dale County AlArchives Photo person.....John A. Anglin, Jan. 11, 1933 obit 
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Source: The Southern Star
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65 Years ago, January 11, 1933...Reprinted Jan. 14, 1998

  The people of Ozark were given a great shock early this (Wednesday) evening 
when the news was flashed over the city that John A. Anglin was dead. Mr. 
Anglin was at his place ot business Until noon today, and few people were aware 
that he had an attack In the afternoon which resulted in his death about 5 p. m.
  Funeral arrangements have not been completed and their announcement will be 
carried in our next Issue. Mr. Anglin is survived by his widow, who was Miss 
Jimmie Yarbrough, two brothers, W. J. D. and Jesse, business men of Ozark, one
niece, Mrs. T. C. Godwin, also of Ozark, besides other relatives.
  Mr. Anglin was a native Of Bullock County, being born near Union Springs in 
1866. In 1890 he came to Ozark and engaged in business, making this city his 
home continuously since that time. With Mr. H. Q. Bryans he organized the
mercantile firm of Angl[n & Bryans in 1899, which Is still a business concern 
ot the city.
  During the 35 years of residence in Ozark, Mr. Anglin has been a leader in 
civic, Social and religious affairs. For 30 years, he was a member of the City 
Council, serving with, honor and distinction to himself and to the benefit of 
his city. He, for a still longer period has been a deacon of the Baptist church 
and one of the leading spirits in the church. He was ever heart and soul in any 
enterprise for the good of his community and its affairs. In the social life he 
was ever a leading spirit.
  Although In late years, not so active In the affairs of the city, he ever 
maintained a live interest in the growth and prosperity of his adopted home 
town, and those charged with immediate responsibility could always get from him
good council and splendid moral support in discharge of their duties.
  He will be sorely missed among us. To the bereaved ones, the Star tenders its 
sympathy.

   * John A. Anglin b 1866- d 1933 buried Morning View Cem.
   *Jimie Gray Anglin Wife of John, b Nov.2,1860, d Feb.1, 1940.

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