FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT CHARLESTON

Arthur Ingram, 61, former Roane County resident, died at his home in Charleston at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning. Death resulted from a sudden heart attack.

Funeral rites will be held from the Central Methodist Church at Charleston at 1:30 this afternoon with Rev. Myron S. Collins and Rev. W. M. Castle in charge. The body will be brought to Spencer where Rev. P. D. Fisher will conduct short rites at the Spencer Cemetery. The Bartlett Mortuary of Charleston will be in charge of interment.

Mr. Ingram was born in Roane County, a son of the late Hugh and Emily Jane Board Ingram. He has resided at Charleston for more than 25 years where he has been engaged in the building contracting business.

Surviving are his widow, Myrtle Litton Ingram; three brothers, C. H. Ingram and John Ingram of Spencer, and W. T. Ingram of Baltimore: and three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Kelly and Mrs. Florence Radabaugh, both of Spencer, and Mrs. Alma Johnston of Akron.

The Times-Record, Jan. 1940
(Submitted by Jo Ann Stephens)