The Advocate-Messenger, Danville, Kentucky, 26 Dec 1962, Wed • Page 1
Paul Camenisch Sanitary Milk Operator, Dies
Paul Camenisch , 54, of 506 East Walnut street, owner and operator of Swiss Owner, John C. Camenisch, of this city, died at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning in Ephraim McDowell Memorial hospital after having suffered a heart attack on Monday, Dec. 17.
Born Dec, 7, 1908, in Lincoln county, he had. lived here since 1946. He was a member and elder of Second Presbyterian Church and of the Danville Kiwanis Club, Gideons International and Lincoln Lodge No. 60 of the Masons. He was also a veteran, of service in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs Margie Best Camenisch; a son, Paul Douglas Camenisch, 14, of Danville; two other brothers, Richard Camenisch, Lincoln county, and the Rev. Robert Camenisch, a Presbyterian minister and a missionary to Brazil, and sister, Miss Lucille Camenisch who is working with her brother in Brazil.
Funeral services will be conducted aT 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Second Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Joseph O.
Paul Camenisch Sanitary Milk Operator, Dies
Paul Camenisch , 54, of 506 East Walnut street, owner and operator of Swiss Owner, John C. Camenisch, of this city, died at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning in Ephraim McDowell Memorial hospital after having suffered a heart attack on Monday, Dec. 17.
Born Dec, 7, 1908, in Lincoln county, he had. lived here since 1946. He was a member and elder of Second Presbyterian Church and of the Danville Kiwanis Club, Gideons International and Lincoln Lodge No. 60 of the Masons. He was also a veteran, of service in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs Margie Best Camenisch; a son, Paul Douglas Camenisch, 14, of Danville; two other brothers, Richard Camenisch, Lincoln county, and the Rev. Robert Camenisch, a Presbyterian minister and a missionary to Brazil, and sister, Miss Lucille Camenisch who is working with her brother in Brazil.
Funeral services will be conducted aT 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Second Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Joseph O.
The Advocate-Messenger, Danville, Kentucky, 26 Dec 1962, Wed • Page 1
Paul Camenisch Sanitary Milk Operator, Dies
Paul Camenisch , 54, of 506 East Walnut street, owner and operator of Swiss Owner, John C. Camenisch, of this city, died at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning in Ephraim McDowell Memorial hospital after having suffered a heart attack on Monday, Dec. 17.
Born Dec, 7, 1908, in Lincoln county, he had. lived here since 1946. He was a member and elder of Second Presbyterian Church and of the Danville Kiwanis Club, Gideons International and Lincoln Lodge No. 60 of the Masons. He was also a veteran, of service in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs Margie Best Camenisch; a son, Paul Douglas Camenisch, 14, of Danville; two other brothers, Richard Camenisch, Lincoln county, and the Rev. Robert Camenisch, a Presbyterian minister and a missionary to Brazil, and sister, Miss Lucille Camenisch who is working with her brother in Brazil.
Funeral services will be conducted aT 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Second Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Joseph O.
Paul Camenisch Sanitary Milk Operator, Dies
Paul Camenisch , 54, of 506 East Walnut street, owner and operator of Swiss Owner, John C. Camenisch, of this city, died at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning in Ephraim McDowell Memorial hospital after having suffered a heart attack on Monday, Dec. 17.
Born Dec, 7, 1908, in Lincoln county, he had. lived here since 1946. He was a member and elder of Second Presbyterian Church and of the Danville Kiwanis Club, Gideons International and Lincoln Lodge No. 60 of the Masons. He was also a veteran, of service in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs Margie Best Camenisch; a son, Paul Douglas Camenisch, 14, of Danville; two other brothers, Richard Camenisch, Lincoln county, and the Rev. Robert Camenisch, a Presbyterian minister and a missionary to Brazil, and sister, Miss Lucille Camenisch who is working with her brother in Brazil.
Funeral services will be conducted aT 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Second Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Joseph O.
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