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The Shoals News
5 June 1953
Clara Elizabeth Allbright
Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Allbright, age 54 years, passed away at the Daviess County Hospital at 3:05 a.m. Thursday, May 28, after an illness of seven months.
Mrs. Allbright was born in Orange County, Indiana on August 17, 1898, the daughter of the late Martin Hendrixson and Mrs. Catherine Blagrave, of West Baden, Ind. On October 14, 1916, she was united in marriage to Noble Allbright, who has preceded her in death.
Surviving, in addition to the mother, are the following children; Noble K. Allbright and Thomas M. Allbright of Indianapolis; Mrs. Betty Crim and Mrs. Mary Lou Sorrells of Shoals, and six grandchildren. Two sons are dead.
Other survivers are four brothers; Harvey Hendrixson and William Hendrixson, of Vincennes, Ind., Marvin Hendrixson of Wheatland, Ind., Waldo Hendrixson and Noble Hendrixson, of West Baden, Ind., and three sisters; Mrs. Isabell Hendrixson of Jasper, Ind., Mrs. Carrie Hendrixson, of Wheatland, Ind., and Mrs. Audrey McCutchoson, of West Baden, Ind.
Mrs. Allbright was a member of the Methodist Church. She operated the Jug Rox Grill until illness forced her to retire.
Funeral services were conducted at the Queen Funeral Home, at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Bro. M.N. Wright was in charge of the rites. Music was provided by Mrs. Robert Small, Mrs. Burton Kendall, Mrs. William Jones and Miss Phyllis Terry, with Mr. Wright as accompanist.
The pallbearers were Max L. Franklin, Roy Crim, Everett Sorrells, Lawrence Sorrells, Oscar Shipman and Ora C. Terry.
Burial was made in Spring Hill Cemetery.
Courtesy of Cathy Clark
The News-Sentinel
Fort Wayne, IN
April 6, 1991
Nathan E. Barnard
Nathan E. Barnard, 81, died yesterday in Lutheran Hospital.
The Washington County native lived in Fort Wayne since 1950. He retired in 1975 after 40 years as a barber. He was a World War II Army veteran. His wife, Jane, died in 1990.
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