Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 14, 1939, p. 1.
'KEG' PRESLEY IS VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE
Death Comes After Sudden Attack At Home
Victim of a heart attack, I. N. "Keg" Presley, age 35 died suddenly at 4:50 a.m. today at his home, 214 south Union street. Dr. Hugh Ramsey, corner [sic], gave coronary occlusion as the cause of death.
The sudden attack came when Mr. Presley was apparently in his usual health. Today is the seventh birthday of Norma Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Presley, and a number of the relatives had spent the day at the Presley home Sunday. The first warning of the fatal attack came about midnight when Mr. Presley complained of pains in his chest and left arm. He was believed to be suffering from indigestion and after taking some medicine retired and went to sleep. At 4:40 o'clock this morning Mrs. Presley was awakened by the sound of her husband's gasping breath. Realizing that he was very ill she called a physician, but he lapsed almost immediately into unconsciousness and death came within ten minutes.
Mr. Presley was a native of Elettsville [sic], but had lived in this city several years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. For several years he was employed as shipping clerk at the Matthews Bros. stone mill, and later operated a filling station at Third and Walnut streets. He had been employed recently with the maintenance division of the state highway department.
Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Frances Presley, former Monroe county treasurer; one daughter, Norma Lou; the parents Mr. and Mrs. Bea Presley of Indianapolis; two brothers, Richard Presley of this city and Paul Presley of Bridgport [sic], Ill., and one sister, Miss Margaret Presley of
Indianapolis.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced Tuesday from the Weir funeral home to the residence.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 15, 1939, p. 1.
SERVICES FOR I. N. PRESLEY
Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for I. N. "Keg" Presley will be conducted from the First Presbyterian church at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman will be in charge of the services. Music will be by a male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Headley and Henry E. Dudley, accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington, Chosen as honorary pallbearers are Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Paul Harvey, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Flower bearers will be Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblood, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin and Mrs. Joe Hansen.
The body lies in state at the residence, 214 south Union street.
Mr. Presley died suddenly at his home shortly before 5 o'clock Monday morning, victim of a heart attack. An atopsy [sic] disclosed that he had been suffering from an organic heart ailment.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 16, 1939, p. 1.
PRESLEY RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Local Man Buried At Valhalla
Final tribute was paid to I. N. "Keg" Presley in funeral services held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The services were conducted by the Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman. A male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Hoadley and Henry E. Dudley sang "Sometime We'll Understand" and "Home of the Soul" and were accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Interment was made in Valhalla Memorial Park, with Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Byron Draper, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Serving as flower bearers were Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblook, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin, Mrs. Joe Hanson, Mrs. Paul Harvey and Mrs. Edwin Constable.
'KEG' PRESLEY IS VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE
Death Comes After Sudden Attack At Home
Victim of a heart attack, I. N. "Keg" Presley, age 35 died suddenly at 4:50 a.m. today at his home, 214 south Union street. Dr. Hugh Ramsey, corner [sic], gave coronary occlusion as the cause of death.
The sudden attack came when Mr. Presley was apparently in his usual health. Today is the seventh birthday of Norma Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Presley, and a number of the relatives had spent the day at the Presley home Sunday. The first warning of the fatal attack came about midnight when Mr. Presley complained of pains in his chest and left arm. He was believed to be suffering from indigestion and after taking some medicine retired and went to sleep. At 4:40 o'clock this morning Mrs. Presley was awakened by the sound of her husband's gasping breath. Realizing that he was very ill she called a physician, but he lapsed almost immediately into unconsciousness and death came within ten minutes.
Mr. Presley was a native of Elettsville [sic], but had lived in this city several years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. For several years he was employed as shipping clerk at the Matthews Bros. stone mill, and later operated a filling station at Third and Walnut streets. He had been employed recently with the maintenance division of the state highway department.
Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Frances Presley, former Monroe county treasurer; one daughter, Norma Lou; the parents Mr. and Mrs. Bea Presley of Indianapolis; two brothers, Richard Presley of this city and Paul Presley of Bridgport [sic], Ill., and one sister, Miss Margaret Presley of
Indianapolis.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced Tuesday from the Weir funeral home to the residence.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 15, 1939, p. 1.
SERVICES FOR I. N. PRESLEY
Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for I. N. "Keg" Presley will be conducted from the First Presbyterian church at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman will be in charge of the services. Music will be by a male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Headley and Henry E. Dudley, accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington, Chosen as honorary pallbearers are Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Paul Harvey, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Flower bearers will be Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblood, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin and Mrs. Joe Hansen.
The body lies in state at the residence, 214 south Union street.
Mr. Presley died suddenly at his home shortly before 5 o'clock Monday morning, victim of a heart attack. An atopsy [sic] disclosed that he had been suffering from an organic heart ailment.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 16, 1939, p. 1.
PRESLEY RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Local Man Buried At Valhalla
Final tribute was paid to I. N. "Keg" Presley in funeral services held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The services were conducted by the Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman. A male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Hoadley and Henry E. Dudley sang "Sometime We'll Understand" and "Home of the Soul" and were accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Interment was made in Valhalla Memorial Park, with Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Byron Draper, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Serving as flower bearers were Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblook, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin, Mrs. Joe Hanson, Mrs. Paul Harvey and Mrs. Edwin Constable.
Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 14, 1939, p. 1.
'KEG' PRESLEY IS VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE
Death Comes After Sudden Attack At Home
Victim of a heart attack, I. N. "Keg" Presley, age 35 died suddenly at 4:50 a.m. today at his home, 214 south Union street. Dr. Hugh Ramsey, corner [sic], gave coronary occlusion as the cause of death.
The sudden attack came when Mr. Presley was apparently in his usual health. Today is the seventh birthday of Norma Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Presley, and a number of the relatives had spent the day at the Presley home Sunday. The first warning of the fatal attack came about midnight when Mr. Presley complained of pains in his chest and left arm. He was believed to be suffering from indigestion and after taking some medicine retired and went to sleep. At 4:40 o'clock this morning Mrs. Presley was awakened by the sound of her husband's gasping breath. Realizing that he was very ill she called a physician, but he lapsed almost immediately into unconsciousness and death came within ten minutes.
Mr. Presley was a native of Elettsville [sic], but had lived in this city several years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. For several years he was employed as shipping clerk at the Matthews Bros. stone mill, and later operated a filling station at Third and Walnut streets. He had been employed recently with the maintenance division of the state highway department.
Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Frances Presley, former Monroe county treasurer; one daughter, Norma Lou; the parents Mr. and Mrs. Bea Presley of Indianapolis; two brothers, Richard Presley of this city and Paul Presley of Bridgport [sic], Ill., and one sister, Miss Margaret Presley of
Indianapolis.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced Tuesday from the Weir funeral home to the residence.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 15, 1939, p. 1.
SERVICES FOR I. N. PRESLEY
Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for I. N. "Keg" Presley will be conducted from the First Presbyterian church at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman will be in charge of the services. Music will be by a male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Headley and Henry E. Dudley, accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington, Chosen as honorary pallbearers are Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Paul Harvey, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Flower bearers will be Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblood, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin and Mrs. Joe Hansen.
The body lies in state at the residence, 214 south Union street.
Mr. Presley died suddenly at his home shortly before 5 o'clock Monday morning, victim of a heart attack. An atopsy [sic] disclosed that he had been suffering from an organic heart ailment.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 16, 1939, p. 1.
PRESLEY RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Local Man Buried At Valhalla
Final tribute was paid to I. N. "Keg" Presley in funeral services held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The services were conducted by the Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman. A male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Hoadley and Henry E. Dudley sang "Sometime We'll Understand" and "Home of the Soul" and were accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Interment was made in Valhalla Memorial Park, with Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Byron Draper, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Serving as flower bearers were Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblook, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin, Mrs. Joe Hanson, Mrs. Paul Harvey and Mrs. Edwin Constable.
'KEG' PRESLEY IS VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE
Death Comes After Sudden Attack At Home
Victim of a heart attack, I. N. "Keg" Presley, age 35 died suddenly at 4:50 a.m. today at his home, 214 south Union street. Dr. Hugh Ramsey, corner [sic], gave coronary occlusion as the cause of death.
The sudden attack came when Mr. Presley was apparently in his usual health. Today is the seventh birthday of Norma Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Presley, and a number of the relatives had spent the day at the Presley home Sunday. The first warning of the fatal attack came about midnight when Mr. Presley complained of pains in his chest and left arm. He was believed to be suffering from indigestion and after taking some medicine retired and went to sleep. At 4:40 o'clock this morning Mrs. Presley was awakened by the sound of her husband's gasping breath. Realizing that he was very ill she called a physician, but he lapsed almost immediately into unconsciousness and death came within ten minutes.
Mr. Presley was a native of Elettsville [sic], but had lived in this city several years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. For several years he was employed as shipping clerk at the Matthews Bros. stone mill, and later operated a filling station at Third and Walnut streets. He had been employed recently with the maintenance division of the state highway department.
Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Frances Presley, former Monroe county treasurer; one daughter, Norma Lou; the parents Mr. and Mrs. Bea Presley of Indianapolis; two brothers, Richard Presley of this city and Paul Presley of Bridgport [sic], Ill., and one sister, Miss Margaret Presley of
Indianapolis.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced Tuesday from the Weir funeral home to the residence.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 15, 1939, p. 1.
SERVICES FOR I. N. PRESLEY
Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for I. N. "Keg" Presley will be conducted from the First Presbyterian church at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman will be in charge of the services. Music will be by a male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Headley and Henry E. Dudley, accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington, Chosen as honorary pallbearers are Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Paul Harvey, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Flower bearers will be Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblood, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin and Mrs. Joe Hansen.
The body lies in state at the residence, 214 south Union street.
Mr. Presley died suddenly at his home shortly before 5 o'clock Monday morning, victim of a heart attack. An atopsy [sic] disclosed that he had been suffering from an organic heart ailment.
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Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, August 16, 1939, p. 1.
PRESLEY RITES ARE CONDUCTED
Local Man Buried At Valhalla
Final tribute was paid to I. N. "Keg" Presley in funeral services held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The services were conducted by the Rev. Donald E. Zimmerman. A male quartet composed of Donald A. Rogers, Walter F. Woodburn, John A. Hoadley and Henry E. Dudley sang "Sometime We'll Understand" and "Home of the Soul" and were accompanied by Miss Alice McHenry.
Interment was made in Valhalla Memorial Park, with Gilbert Knight, Wade Lawhead, Charles Ferguson, Robert Lloyd, Roy Cook and Fred Huntington serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Carl Snoddy, Felix J. "Star" Brown, Joe Hanson, Minter Myers, Byron Draper, Loba Jack Bruner, John Rawlins and Charles W. East. Serving as flower bearers were Mrs. Gladys Ferguson, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mrs. Wade Lawhead, Mrs. Roy Cook, Mrs. Hazel Trueblook, Mrs. Willis Teague, Miss Emma Martin, Mrs. Joe Hanson, Mrs. Paul Harvey and Mrs. Edwin Constable.
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