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Sue Ann, a middle-aged woman, allows a group of teenagers to party in her basement but on some conditions. Though the friends are elated with the idea, they soon discover her true character.
People died in Ma (First 49 people) - Page 202
Alex Grammas
American baseball manager
William F. Aldrich
Former United States Representative
Dee Miles
American baseball athlete
Wallace Rayfield
American architect
Fred Bohannon
American football player
Slick Coffman
American baseball player
De'Runnya Wilson
Verdo Elmore
American baseball player
Joe Tipton
American baseball player
Chris McNair
American Politician
Paul Lehner
Baseball player
Frank Warren
English promoter
Theophilus Eugene Connor
Albert Boutwell
Former Lieutenant Governor of Alabama
Hugh McVay
Former Governor of Alabama
Frank Hampton McFadden
Former Judge
Caleb Bankston
Milton Grafman
American rabbi
Adolphus Bell
Musician
Patricia Swift Blalock
American librarian
Roy Winston
American football player
Louise Wooster
T. Jack Lee
Engineer
Buck Flowers
American football player
John M. Harbert
American businessman
Dolphus Theodore Shields
Wilmore Pearson Cox
Bill L. Harbert
Wilhelm Boden
German lawyer
Philipp II Graf von Isenburg-Büdingen in Birstein
Wolfgang Ernst I of Isenburg-Büdingen-Birstein
Sophie Charlotte of Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym
Charles Frederick, Prince of Isenburg and Büdingen in Birstein
Military officer
Bruno Brandes
German politician
Hans Rohrbach
German mathematician
Walter Fricke
German professor
Carl Lohse
Artist
Hermann Kirchhoff
Military historian
Bert Hellinger
German psychotherapist
Prince Michael of Prussia
Michael Prinz von Preussen
John Gresham Machen
American theologian
Arthur A. Link
Former Governor of North Dakota
Harold Schafer
Businessman
Ardys LaRue Zempel
Kirsten Baesler's mother
Arthur G. Sorlie
Former Governor of North Dakota
Thomas Hall
Former Secretary of State of North Dakota
