Monroe County Obituaries - Surname "L"

LANGLEY

DEATH CLAIMS "GABE"   Gabriel Langley aged 64 and a well known workman of the Showers Brothers company died Saturday evening at his home on west 5th street after a three week's illness.  He is survived by the widow, one sister, Mrs. Florence Robertson, of California, and one brother Milton, of this city. He was a member of the Church of Christ.  Funeral at 10:30 this morning from the residence in charge of Rev. A. I. Raines of the Church of Christ, and burial at Rose Hill.  The pall bearers were Edward and Joseph Hardy, M. G. Adams, Joseph Lee Newton, Wright and John Parnell.  "Gabe" Langley was one of the well known workmen of the city, a jovial character.  He was connected with the Showers factory for many years and saw it grow from a small institution to a great industry. - Bloomington Telephone Bloomington, IN - Monday May 17, 1926 – shared by Judy Jefferson

LANKFORD

John "Jay" Eller - Born November 2, 1904 in Monroe Co., IN  Died July 6, 1992 in Monroe Co., IN  Parents were Raymond and Lula (Baxter) Eller.  Survived by his guardian, Russell Shaw and stepsister Freda Uland.  Services at Allen Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery - The Herald-Times Bloomington, IN - Wednesday July 8, 1992 – shared by Judy Jefferson

LAWSON

LIFORD

Charles R Liford - Age 60. - Died December 24, 1955 in Bloomington, IN  Parents were Albert and Anna Van Buskirk Liford.  Survived by daughters, Mrs. Wayne Goble and Mrs. Doris Jackson; sons, John, Charles and Robert and his mother, Mrs. Anna Alexander. - Daily Herald-Telephone, Bloomington, IN, Tuesday, December 27, 1955 – shared by Judy Jefferson

LOUDEN

Louden Rites Wednesday -  Rev. Zimmerman To Have Charge Of Final Services  The Rev. Donald E Zimmerman, pastor of the United Presbyterian church, will have charge of the impressive funeral rites to be held in the U. P. church on North College avenue at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning for Mrs. Anna Louden, prominent civic leader and wife of Col. T. J. Louden, local attorney, who died Sunday evening at the Post Hospital in Forth Knox, Kentucky, after an illness of one week.  Active pallbearers are to be Harry Orchard, T. G. Karsell, J. G. Ray, Irvin Matthews, W. B. Hoadley and Dr. W. N. Culmer.  The following honorary pallbearers have been named: Dr. Charles H. Emery, of Bedford, W. A. Alexander, William Graham, Dr. Robert G. Rogers, Robert G. Miller, Oscar Cravens, Ward Hiddle, Edwin Corr, Dr. S. C. Davisson, Howard Tourner, Charles Waldron, Roy O. Pike, Phillip Hill and Orin Jones.  Mrs. Olga Porter is to be the organist. The family has requested that no flowers be sent. The deceased will be taken to the church at 9 a.m. Wednesday from the residence at 420 North Park. The casket will be open in the church auditorium from 9 to 9:30 a. m.- Bloomington Telephone Bloomington, IN - Tuesday, August 23, 1938 – shared by Judy Jefferson

LOWERY

Mrs. Fern May Lowery - Born July 24, 1899   - Died December 18, 1973 in Fort Wayne, IN  Parents were Mr. and Mrs. John May  Survived by daughters, Mrs. Annetta Minnick, Mrs. Treva Hendricks and Mrs. Pauline Gnagy; son, Donald Lowery and sister, Mrs. Ethel Martindale.  Services at Day Mortuary Chapel, burial in Clover Hill Cemetery in Harrodsburg. - The Daily Herald-Telephone, Bloomington, IN, Wednesday, December 19, 1973 – shared by Judy Jefferson