Alva Edward Castor
Noblesville, Ind. (Spl.) - Alva Edward Castor, 75 years old, a retired farmer, died yesterday in Riverview Hospital at Noblesville.
Mr. Castor, whose home was at 1433 Hillcrest Drive, had lived in Hamilton County his entire life, spending the last four years at Noblesville.
He was a member of the Prairie Baptist Church and the American Legion.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Coaltrin Funeral Home here, with burial in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardnes.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Lucy Marie Castor; two sons, Thomas C. Bond and Ralph E. Castor, both of Noblesville; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Reeves of Noblesville, and Mrs. Mary C. Heiny of Westfield; two brothers, Harry C. Castor of Noblesville and Albert Castor of Kokomo; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Stonequist and Mrs. Lena Layton, both of Kokomo, and Mrs. Verda Honnicutt of Dugger, and 13 grandchildren.
Published in The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) - Sunday, April 29, 1962.
Noblesville, Ind. (Spl.) - Alva Edward Castor, 75 years old, a retired farmer, died yesterday in Riverview Hospital at Noblesville.
Mr. Castor, whose home was at 1433 Hillcrest Drive, had lived in Hamilton County his entire life, spending the last four years at Noblesville.
He was a member of the Prairie Baptist Church and the American Legion.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Coaltrin Funeral Home here, with burial in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardnes.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Lucy Marie Castor; two sons, Thomas C. Bond and Ralph E. Castor, both of Noblesville; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Reeves of Noblesville, and Mrs. Mary C. Heiny of Westfield; two brothers, Harry C. Castor of Noblesville and Albert Castor of Kokomo; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Stonequist and Mrs. Lena Layton, both of Kokomo, and Mrs. Verda Honnicutt of Dugger, and 13 grandchildren.
Published in The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) - Sunday, April 29, 1962.
Alva Edward Castor
Noblesville, Ind. (Spl.) - Alva Edward Castor, 75 years old, a retired farmer, died yesterday in Riverview Hospital at Noblesville.
Mr. Castor, whose home was at 1433 Hillcrest Drive, had lived in Hamilton County his entire life, spending the last four years at Noblesville.
He was a member of the Prairie Baptist Church and the American Legion.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Coaltrin Funeral Home here, with burial in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardnes.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Lucy Marie Castor; two sons, Thomas C. Bond and Ralph E. Castor, both of Noblesville; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Reeves of Noblesville, and Mrs. Mary C. Heiny of Westfield; two brothers, Harry C. Castor of Noblesville and Albert Castor of Kokomo; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Stonequist and Mrs. Lena Layton, both of Kokomo, and Mrs. Verda Honnicutt of Dugger, and 13 grandchildren.
Published in The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) - Sunday, April 29, 1962.
Noblesville, Ind. (Spl.) - Alva Edward Castor, 75 years old, a retired farmer, died yesterday in Riverview Hospital at Noblesville.
Mr. Castor, whose home was at 1433 Hillcrest Drive, had lived in Hamilton County his entire life, spending the last four years at Noblesville.
He was a member of the Prairie Baptist Church and the American Legion.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Coaltrin Funeral Home here, with burial in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardnes.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Lucy Marie Castor; two sons, Thomas C. Bond and Ralph E. Castor, both of Noblesville; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Reeves of Noblesville, and Mrs. Mary C. Heiny of Westfield; two brothers, Harry C. Castor of Noblesville and Albert Castor of Kokomo; three sisters, Mrs. Rose Stonequist and Mrs. Lena Layton, both of Kokomo, and Mrs. Verda Honnicutt of Dugger, and 13 grandchildren.
Published in The Indianapolis Star (Indianapolis, Indiana) - Sunday, April 29, 1962.
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