Clemmens, A. J.
Date of Death: 16 Oct 1917
Subject: A. J. “Jack” Clemmens
Source: St. Joseph Observer, 20 Oct 1917
A. J. (“Jack”) Clemmens, one of the former best known business men of Amazonia, died Tuesday. He was 80 years of age.
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