The Scott County Journal
Scottsburg, Indiana
April 2, 1959
Nuvil Ayres Of Near Scottsburg Dies In Hospital
Nuvil C. Ayres, 52, of Route 3, Scottsburg, died Monday March 30 at Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis. Death was due to cancer; he had been ill several months.
He is survived by his wife, Lillian Ayres of Scottsburg; daughters, Kathleen and Charlene Ayres, at home; brother, Norman J. Ayres, Phoenix, Ariz; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Welch, Virginia, and Mrs. Thelma Hammons Kentucky.
Mr. Ayres had been a Scott County resident for 12 years and was originally from Owenton, Ky.
He was a farmer, a veteran of World War II and a member of Bethel Baptist Church at Leota.
He was a member also of Scott American Legion Post.
The funeral was to be today at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel Church, with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery at New Liberty, Ky.
The Rev. Robert Burch was to offiicate and arrangements were handled by the Gene H. Vest Funeral Home.
Contributor: GenealogyGirl
Notes: The Obituary mistakenly lists his place of death as Indianapolis, Indiana, however he died in Louisville, Kentucky. Typed exactly as it appeared in the paper.
Scottsburg, Indiana
April 2, 1959
Nuvil Ayres Of Near Scottsburg Dies In Hospital
Nuvil C. Ayres, 52, of Route 3, Scottsburg, died Monday March 30 at Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis. Death was due to cancer; he had been ill several months.
He is survived by his wife, Lillian Ayres of Scottsburg; daughters, Kathleen and Charlene Ayres, at home; brother, Norman J. Ayres, Phoenix, Ariz; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Welch, Virginia, and Mrs. Thelma Hammons Kentucky.
Mr. Ayres had been a Scott County resident for 12 years and was originally from Owenton, Ky.
He was a farmer, a veteran of World War II and a member of Bethel Baptist Church at Leota.
He was a member also of Scott American Legion Post.
The funeral was to be today at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel Church, with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery at New Liberty, Ky.
The Rev. Robert Burch was to offiicate and arrangements were handled by the Gene H. Vest Funeral Home.
Contributor: GenealogyGirl
Notes: The Obituary mistakenly lists his place of death as Indianapolis, Indiana, however he died in Louisville, Kentucky. Typed exactly as it appeared in the paper.
The Scott County Journal
Scottsburg, Indiana
April 2, 1959
Nuvil Ayres Of Near Scottsburg Dies In Hospital
Nuvil C. Ayres, 52, of Route 3, Scottsburg, died Monday March 30 at Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis. Death was due to cancer; he had been ill several months.
He is survived by his wife, Lillian Ayres of Scottsburg; daughters, Kathleen and Charlene Ayres, at home; brother, Norman J. Ayres, Phoenix, Ariz; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Welch, Virginia, and Mrs. Thelma Hammons Kentucky.
Mr. Ayres had been a Scott County resident for 12 years and was originally from Owenton, Ky.
He was a farmer, a veteran of World War II and a member of Bethel Baptist Church at Leota.
He was a member also of Scott American Legion Post.
The funeral was to be today at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel Church, with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery at New Liberty, Ky.
The Rev. Robert Burch was to offiicate and arrangements were handled by the Gene H. Vest Funeral Home.
Contributor: GenealogyGirl
Notes: The Obituary mistakenly lists his place of death as Indianapolis, Indiana, however he died in Louisville, Kentucky. Typed exactly as it appeared in the paper.
Scottsburg, Indiana
April 2, 1959
Nuvil Ayres Of Near Scottsburg Dies In Hospital
Nuvil C. Ayres, 52, of Route 3, Scottsburg, died Monday March 30 at Veteran's Hospital in Indianapolis. Death was due to cancer; he had been ill several months.
He is survived by his wife, Lillian Ayres of Scottsburg; daughters, Kathleen and Charlene Ayres, at home; brother, Norman J. Ayres, Phoenix, Ariz; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Welch, Virginia, and Mrs. Thelma Hammons Kentucky.
Mr. Ayres had been a Scott County resident for 12 years and was originally from Owenton, Ky.
He was a farmer, a veteran of World War II and a member of Bethel Baptist Church at Leota.
He was a member also of Scott American Legion Post.
The funeral was to be today at 1:30 p.m. at the Bethel Church, with burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery at New Liberty, Ky.
The Rev. Robert Burch was to offiicate and arrangements were handled by the Gene H. Vest Funeral Home.
Contributor: GenealogyGirl
Notes: The Obituary mistakenly lists his place of death as Indianapolis, Indiana, however he died in Louisville, Kentucky. Typed exactly as it appeared in the paper.
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