Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Schwab Haydon, widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, died at 6:20 a.m. yesterday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Haydon, of 100 N. Western Parkway, was a member of Bright Star Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and St. Luke's Evangelical & Reformed Church. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. M.F. Hall and Mrs. J. A. Jones, and a brother, Hugo Klosterman. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Schoppenhorst's ChapeL Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery.
---The Courier-Journal, April 5, 1952
6 Persons Share Haydon Estate
Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Haydon, 100 N. Western Parkway, left her $100,000 estate to a brother, two sisters, and three nephews, according to her will probated yesterday in County Court. The widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, she died April 4. Beneficiaries are Hugo G. Klosterman, brother; Mrs. Lydia A. Hall and Mrs. Freda K. Jones, sisters; and Willia H. Banks, H. Frederick Banks, and James T. Eisman, nephews.
---The Courier-Journal, April 25, 1952
---The Courier-Journal, April 5, 1952
6 Persons Share Haydon Estate
Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Haydon, 100 N. Western Parkway, left her $100,000 estate to a brother, two sisters, and three nephews, according to her will probated yesterday in County Court. The widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, she died April 4. Beneficiaries are Hugo G. Klosterman, brother; Mrs. Lydia A. Hall and Mrs. Freda K. Jones, sisters; and Willia H. Banks, H. Frederick Banks, and James T. Eisman, nephews.
---The Courier-Journal, April 25, 1952
Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Schwab Haydon, widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, died at 6:20 a.m. yesterday at Kentucky Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Haydon, of 100 N. Western Parkway, was a member of Bright Star Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and St. Luke's Evangelical & Reformed Church. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. M.F. Hall and Mrs. J. A. Jones, and a brother, Hugo Klosterman. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Schoppenhorst's ChapeL Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery.
---The Courier-Journal, April 5, 1952
6 Persons Share Haydon Estate
Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Haydon, 100 N. Western Parkway, left her $100,000 estate to a brother, two sisters, and three nephews, according to her will probated yesterday in County Court. The widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, she died April 4. Beneficiaries are Hugo G. Klosterman, brother; Mrs. Lydia A. Hall and Mrs. Freda K. Jones, sisters; and Willia H. Banks, H. Frederick Banks, and James T. Eisman, nephews.
---The Courier-Journal, April 25, 1952
---The Courier-Journal, April 5, 1952
6 Persons Share Haydon Estate
Mrs. Carrie Klosterman Haydon, 100 N. Western Parkway, left her $100,000 estate to a brother, two sisters, and three nephews, according to her will probated yesterday in County Court. The widow of Clarence Haydon, former owner of the Kentucky Paper Box Company, she died April 4. Beneficiaries are Hugo G. Klosterman, brother; Mrs. Lydia A. Hall and Mrs. Freda K. Jones, sisters; and Willia H. Banks, H. Frederick Banks, and James T. Eisman, nephews.
---The Courier-Journal, April 25, 1952
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