John E. Adams, 73, 920 1/2 Main St., died this morning at the Irene Byrum Hospital in Fort Wayne where he had been a patient for two months.
Mr. Adams was born Dec. 28, 1886, in Georgetown, Ky., and had resided in the Anderson vicinity for about 60 years. He was employed for 15 years as a tile cutter at the National Tile and Manufacturing Co. and later owned and operated a tavern on the south side of Public square in Anderson. HE had been retired for about 10 years.
Surviving are two sons, Harry H. Adams and Darrell Adams, bother of Chesterfield, and two grandchildren.
Burial in the Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Adams was born Dec. 28, 1886, in Georgetown, Ky., and had resided in the Anderson vicinity for about 60 years. He was employed for 15 years as a tile cutter at the National Tile and Manufacturing Co. and later owned and operated a tavern on the south side of Public square in Anderson. HE had been retired for about 10 years.
Surviving are two sons, Harry H. Adams and Darrell Adams, bother of Chesterfield, and two grandchildren.
Burial in the Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
John E. Adams, 73, 920 1/2 Main St., died this morning at the Irene Byrum Hospital in Fort Wayne where he had been a patient for two months.
Mr. Adams was born Dec. 28, 1886, in Georgetown, Ky., and had resided in the Anderson vicinity for about 60 years. He was employed for 15 years as a tile cutter at the National Tile and Manufacturing Co. and later owned and operated a tavern on the south side of Public square in Anderson. HE had been retired for about 10 years.
Surviving are two sons, Harry H. Adams and Darrell Adams, bother of Chesterfield, and two grandchildren.
Burial in the Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Adams was born Dec. 28, 1886, in Georgetown, Ky., and had resided in the Anderson vicinity for about 60 years. He was employed for 15 years as a tile cutter at the National Tile and Manufacturing Co. and later owned and operated a tavern on the south side of Public square in Anderson. HE had been retired for about 10 years.
Surviving are two sons, Harry H. Adams and Darrell Adams, bother of Chesterfield, and two grandchildren.
Burial in the Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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