ANDERSON DAILY BULLETIN - Aug 8, 1967
Charles J. Capps
Noblesville--Charles J Capps, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John E. Capps, RR2, Noblesville, died at 11:55a.m. Monday at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis from injuries suffered in a tractor accident on the Sun Blest Farm south of Noblesville, July 29. He was born in Monroe County, Ky, May 30, 1951 a son of John E. and Alene G. Thompson Capps and had resided in Noblesville with his parents for 12 years. He attended the Walnut Grove school. Surviving are the parents; the maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Branch Thompson of Hestand, Ky; three sisters, Mrs Zora Johnson and Mrs. Carolyn McNew, both of Noblesville and Mrs Clara Clark of Indianapolis; two brothers, Bill and Ollie, both of Noblesville; and 14 nieces and nephews. Funeral rites have been scheduled for Wednesday in Tompkinsville, Ky., with burial in the Bailey Cemetery in Monroe County, Ky.. The body was removed to the Coaltrin Funeral Home in Noblesville where friends will be received after 8 p.m. today
Charles J. Capps
Noblesville--Charles J Capps, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John E. Capps, RR2, Noblesville, died at 11:55a.m. Monday at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis from injuries suffered in a tractor accident on the Sun Blest Farm south of Noblesville, July 29. He was born in Monroe County, Ky, May 30, 1951 a son of John E. and Alene G. Thompson Capps and had resided in Noblesville with his parents for 12 years. He attended the Walnut Grove school. Surviving are the parents; the maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Branch Thompson of Hestand, Ky; three sisters, Mrs Zora Johnson and Mrs. Carolyn McNew, both of Noblesville and Mrs Clara Clark of Indianapolis; two brothers, Bill and Ollie, both of Noblesville; and 14 nieces and nephews. Funeral rites have been scheduled for Wednesday in Tompkinsville, Ky., with burial in the Bailey Cemetery in Monroe County, Ky.. The body was removed to the Coaltrin Funeral Home in Noblesville where friends will be received after 8 p.m. today
ANDERSON DAILY BULLETIN - Aug 8, 1967
Charles J. Capps
Noblesville--Charles J Capps, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John E. Capps, RR2, Noblesville, died at 11:55a.m. Monday at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis from injuries suffered in a tractor accident on the Sun Blest Farm south of Noblesville, July 29. He was born in Monroe County, Ky, May 30, 1951 a son of John E. and Alene G. Thompson Capps and had resided in Noblesville with his parents for 12 years. He attended the Walnut Grove school. Surviving are the parents; the maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Branch Thompson of Hestand, Ky; three sisters, Mrs Zora Johnson and Mrs. Carolyn McNew, both of Noblesville and Mrs Clara Clark of Indianapolis; two brothers, Bill and Ollie, both of Noblesville; and 14 nieces and nephews. Funeral rites have been scheduled for Wednesday in Tompkinsville, Ky., with burial in the Bailey Cemetery in Monroe County, Ky.. The body was removed to the Coaltrin Funeral Home in Noblesville where friends will be received after 8 p.m. today
Charles J. Capps
Noblesville--Charles J Capps, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John E. Capps, RR2, Noblesville, died at 11:55a.m. Monday at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis from injuries suffered in a tractor accident on the Sun Blest Farm south of Noblesville, July 29. He was born in Monroe County, Ky, May 30, 1951 a son of John E. and Alene G. Thompson Capps and had resided in Noblesville with his parents for 12 years. He attended the Walnut Grove school. Surviving are the parents; the maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Branch Thompson of Hestand, Ky; three sisters, Mrs Zora Johnson and Mrs. Carolyn McNew, both of Noblesville and Mrs Clara Clark of Indianapolis; two brothers, Bill and Ollie, both of Noblesville; and 14 nieces and nephews. Funeral rites have been scheduled for Wednesday in Tompkinsville, Ky., with burial in the Bailey Cemetery in Monroe County, Ky.. The body was removed to the Coaltrin Funeral Home in Noblesville where friends will be received after 8 p.m. today
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