Brown County Democrat (Nashville, IN) 7 Oct 1954 (Thursday, pg. 1)
Raymond E. Albright Dies of Heart Attack
Raymond Everett Albright of near Nashville, died at his home of a heart attack Monday, October 4th at 11 a.m. The 45 year old carpenter had been in failing health for two years.
He was the son of Manford and Lucy McCoy Albright, born February 12, 1909, at Cloverdale, Ind. and was a member of the Unity Baptist Church. In July of 1930, he was married to Etta Mildred Souders in Bloomington. They resided in Indianapolis before coming to Brown County in 1946.
Services were held Wednesday at the Goshen Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clarence Davis in charge, and burial was in the Goshen cemetery.
Survivors are Mrs. Etta Mildred Albright, three sons, Ray E. Albright, Indianapolis, Bill and Tom Albright at home and one daughter, Patty Ann, at home.
Also surviving are his mother, Lucy Albright, Bloomington, Ind., brothers William of Nineveh RR 1, and James Eugene of Morgantown RR 3, and two sisters, Mrs. Violet Thomas, of Nineveh RR 1, and Mrs. Hazel Hamrose of Bloomington, Ind. Bonds Funeral Home was in charge of burial.
Raymond E. Albright Dies of Heart Attack
Raymond Everett Albright of near Nashville, died at his home of a heart attack Monday, October 4th at 11 a.m. The 45 year old carpenter had been in failing health for two years.
He was the son of Manford and Lucy McCoy Albright, born February 12, 1909, at Cloverdale, Ind. and was a member of the Unity Baptist Church. In July of 1930, he was married to Etta Mildred Souders in Bloomington. They resided in Indianapolis before coming to Brown County in 1946.
Services were held Wednesday at the Goshen Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clarence Davis in charge, and burial was in the Goshen cemetery.
Survivors are Mrs. Etta Mildred Albright, three sons, Ray E. Albright, Indianapolis, Bill and Tom Albright at home and one daughter, Patty Ann, at home.
Also surviving are his mother, Lucy Albright, Bloomington, Ind., brothers William of Nineveh RR 1, and James Eugene of Morgantown RR 3, and two sisters, Mrs. Violet Thomas, of Nineveh RR 1, and Mrs. Hazel Hamrose of Bloomington, Ind. Bonds Funeral Home was in charge of burial.
Brown County Democrat (Nashville, IN) 7 Oct 1954 (Thursday, pg. 1)
Raymond E. Albright Dies of Heart Attack
Raymond Everett Albright of near Nashville, died at his home of a heart attack Monday, October 4th at 11 a.m. The 45 year old carpenter had been in failing health for two years.
He was the son of Manford and Lucy McCoy Albright, born February 12, 1909, at Cloverdale, Ind. and was a member of the Unity Baptist Church. In July of 1930, he was married to Etta Mildred Souders in Bloomington. They resided in Indianapolis before coming to Brown County in 1946.
Services were held Wednesday at the Goshen Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clarence Davis in charge, and burial was in the Goshen cemetery.
Survivors are Mrs. Etta Mildred Albright, three sons, Ray E. Albright, Indianapolis, Bill and Tom Albright at home and one daughter, Patty Ann, at home.
Also surviving are his mother, Lucy Albright, Bloomington, Ind., brothers William of Nineveh RR 1, and James Eugene of Morgantown RR 3, and two sisters, Mrs. Violet Thomas, of Nineveh RR 1, and Mrs. Hazel Hamrose of Bloomington, Ind. Bonds Funeral Home was in charge of burial.
Raymond E. Albright Dies of Heart Attack
Raymond Everett Albright of near Nashville, died at his home of a heart attack Monday, October 4th at 11 a.m. The 45 year old carpenter had been in failing health for two years.
He was the son of Manford and Lucy McCoy Albright, born February 12, 1909, at Cloverdale, Ind. and was a member of the Unity Baptist Church. In July of 1930, he was married to Etta Mildred Souders in Bloomington. They resided in Indianapolis before coming to Brown County in 1946.
Services were held Wednesday at the Goshen Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clarence Davis in charge, and burial was in the Goshen cemetery.
Survivors are Mrs. Etta Mildred Albright, three sons, Ray E. Albright, Indianapolis, Bill and Tom Albright at home and one daughter, Patty Ann, at home.
Also surviving are his mother, Lucy Albright, Bloomington, Ind., brothers William of Nineveh RR 1, and James Eugene of Morgantown RR 3, and two sisters, Mrs. Violet Thomas, of Nineveh RR 1, and Mrs. Hazel Hamrose of Bloomington, Ind. Bonds Funeral Home was in charge of burial.
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