Taylor-Clinton County KyArchives Obituaries.....H.E. Dicken August 25 1962
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The News Journal, Thursday, August 30, 1962.
H.E. Dicken, Wreck Victim Last Saturday
Herbert Edward Dicken, 39, was killed about 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon, August 
25, when the car he was driving ran off the Saloma Road about 4.4 miles from 
Campbellsville, hitting a bridge.  The car turned over, pinning him under the 
left-side door.  He suffered head injuries, neck injuries and facial 
lacerations.  Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon, August 27, at 
Lyon Funeral Home Chapel with Paul Bohrer and Dr. J. Chester Badgettt in 
charge.  Interment was in Brookside Cemetery.  He had been employed in the 
shipping department of Union Underwear Company for about nine years.  Mr. 
Dicken was born in Clinton County on November 3, 1922, the son of Marion Frank 
and Molly McFall Dicken.  He and his family resided in Campbellsville, but for 
several years he had lived in the Lone Valley community.  He united in 
marriage to Miss Susie Wolford in 1948.  Besides his wife and parents, he is 
survived by four sons, all at home:  Johnnie, Ronnie, Jeffrey and Richard Lane 
Di!  cken; four brothers, Paul Dicken, Ray Dicken and Jimmy Dicken, all of 
this city, and Earl Dicken of Dayton, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. H.D. Harrison of 
Route 2, Campbellsville and Mrs. Edgar Sexton of Campbellsville.  Pallbearers 
included Howard Mayes, J.R. Dicken, Donnie Crabtree, James Dicken, Kenneth 
Sexton and Carlos Beck.


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