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In Her Own Words: Betty Morjanna Will

Posted on October 4, 2013 by carilynn27

Betty Morjana Will’s Life Story My date of birth was December 26, 1934. I was born at home, on East Smiley Avenue, Shelby Ohio. My parents were Faith Miller Hoak and Thorton H. Hoak. I had two older … Continue reading →

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Posted in Event, Flashback, Genealogy | Tagged 1934, 2013, 40 Third Street, 50 East Whitney, 67 years old, Attica, Aunt Donna Richards, B&O Railroad, Bessie Adams, Betty Hoak, Betty Morjanna Will, Beverly Wilcox, Bill Miller, Birth, Books, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Carlena Stewart, Celeryville, Children, Chuck, Clark Street, Comic Books, Dance Lessons, David Will, Death, December 26th 1943, Doleres Hoak, Donald Hoak, Doris, Dwight Lee Lykins, East Smiley Ave, Faith Miller Hoak, First Christian Church of Shelby, Fourth Street, Fred, Gaye Will Shira, George Will, German Shepherd, Ghost Stories, Grandchildren, Harold, Home Health Care, Hunting, Jack Hoak, Jacqueline Hoak, Jan Lykins, Jan Smith, Japan, John, Kay, Kelly Gouge, Kelly Will, Kick the Can, Korea, Lady, Marilyn Shaffer, Mr Garrett, Mrs Emerson, North Central, Ohio, Olivia Weaver, Paper Route, Philip Will, Porch, Ralph Smith, Reading, Red Rover, Reverend Taffle Crowe, Russian, Second Street, Seltzer Park, Shade, Shelby, Shelby High School, Silent Night, Singing Lessons, Stanley Will, Steve Lykins, Steven Hoak, Stevie's Drug Store, swimming, The Indian Trails, Thorton Hoak, Walter Will, Willard, WWII, Yellow Room | Leave a comment

Sartre Says Religion Isn’t Responsibilty

Posted on May 2, 2013 by carilynn27

Sartre Says Religion Isn’t Responsibility Cari Gilkison, French Literature 1996 Sartre fills his plays with many moral lessons for us. He has much to say on life, love, responsibility and the existential dilemma we all face. One very important … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Religion, Science/Philosophy | Tagged 1996, Acceptance, Blame, Caril Gilkison, Choices, Crutch, Electra, Escape, Existentialism, Fred, French Literature in Translation, Lizzie, Mary Joyce, No Exit and other Plays, Orestes, OSU, regret, Religion, Responsibility, Sartre, Scapegoat, The Flies, The Respectful Prostitute, Zeus | Leave a comment

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