LAPEL____Charles Henry Sylvester, 78, of Rt. 9, died Wednesday noon at Riverview Hospital in Noblesville. A native of the Durbin community and a farmer, he was a member of Lapel Masonic Lodge 625 and Trinity United Methodist Church.
The World War I veteran is survived by three children, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Wabash; Donald Sylvester, Rt. 9 and Joseph C. Sylvester, Bloomington; a sister, Mrs. Anna Kepner, Cicero; three brothers, Fred and Glenn of Anderson and Clyde Sylvester, Fortville.
The World War I veteran is survived by three children, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Wabash; Donald Sylvester, Rt. 9 and Joseph C. Sylvester, Bloomington; a sister, Mrs. Anna Kepner, Cicero; three brothers, Fred and Glenn of Anderson and Clyde Sylvester, Fortville.
LAPEL____Charles Henry Sylvester, 78, of Rt. 9, died Wednesday noon at Riverview Hospital in Noblesville. A native of the Durbin community and a farmer, he was a member of Lapel Masonic Lodge 625 and Trinity United Methodist Church.
The World War I veteran is survived by three children, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Wabash; Donald Sylvester, Rt. 9 and Joseph C. Sylvester, Bloomington; a sister, Mrs. Anna Kepner, Cicero; three brothers, Fred and Glenn of Anderson and Clyde Sylvester, Fortville.
The World War I veteran is survived by three children, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Wabash; Donald Sylvester, Rt. 9 and Joseph C. Sylvester, Bloomington; a sister, Mrs. Anna Kepner, Cicero; three brothers, Fred and Glenn of Anderson and Clyde Sylvester, Fortville.
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