OBIT: Cary Arnold, d. 1941, Jefferson Co., Ky

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Submitted by:  Pat45324@aol.com
Date: 18 June 2001
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Subject: obit - Arnold - Mar 17 1941

Mr. Cary Arnold Dies Suddenly
 Taylorsville People Shocked By the Suddenness Of His Passing.
       Mr. Cary Arnold a well known citizen of our town passed away almost without warning 
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
       He had been out in town that morning and again that afternoon.  About 1:30 o'clock he 
left the funeral home of Foreman-Greenwell, Co. where he was in the habit of spending some 
part of most every day and he seemed to be as well as usual when he decided to go to the 
residence of his niece Mrs. Albert Collings in whose home he lived.
       When the attack came his physician was called but there was nothing that could be 
done to save him and the end came at 3:30 o'clock.
       The deceased was born in Owen County August 12, 1867 and came to Spencer about fifty 
years ago and lived near Waterford.  He was a farmer until he retired some years ago.  He 
was a member of the Plum Creek Church of Taylorsville F.A. and M. Lodge and of the 
Taylorsville Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.
       The funeral service was held from the local Baptist church Wednesday morning at 
eleven o'clock and was conducted by Rev. C.A. Molpus assisted by Rev. Ralph White.  The 
Taylorsville Masonic Lodge took charge of the service at the grave with Mr. John Heady 
officiating.
       He is survived by his niece Mrs. Colling's, a sister Mrs. Randa Roberts of Lexington, 
a step son Mr. R.B. Hickman, a step daughter Mrs. Josie Griffith McArthur and a number of 
nieces and nephews.
       The remains were taken to Owen county and were interred in the Monterey cemetery.
       Pall beareres were masons, Messrs. Norman Love, Amos Williams, Louis Hume, Derice 
Johnson, R.J. Holloway and O.L Watson. Honorary pall bearers were Messrs. T.G Hedges, 
Jack Briscoe, Grigsby Weaver, Hubert Hume, John Heady and Dewey Harris.
       Members of the Chapter of Eastern Star carried the flowers.  They were Mesdames Joe 
Veech, Leo Stout, Grigsby Weaver and Miss Katie Beauchamp.
       Visitors from out of the county were Mrs. Landa Roberts and daughters Misses Eunice, 
Fronie and Earl of Lexington; Mr. Ronald Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. 
R. B. Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. Hardin, and Mrs. Daisy Spillman of Louisville; Mrs. Chas. 
Wigginton, Mr. Elmer Smither, Mr. Alex Smither and Mr. Milton Arnold of Frankfort and Mr. 
and Mrs. Chas. Jasper of Jeffersontown.