her husband. This farm has always been in the hands of the Smith
family.
And so ends the story of the many families that will be displaced. It is crude
and incomplete as I said in the beginning only an outline of the people and
events taking place in this interesting part of Southern Indiana.
This concludes the series of the Dillard memoirs, unless I happen to find some
more in my records. My Mother had four children and Mr. Dillard taught all of
us at one time or another. He was my Father’s first cousin. His son Charles
and I went to school together and remained friends until his death in 1994.
Fred Dillard
1895 – 1983
Farmer and Educator
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Lucille Barbeau, 97, June 11
Genevive Roberts, 91, June 21
Pauline Taylor, 90, April 3
Floyd Beatty, 86, May 6
Billie Harper, 85, May 25
William Clarke, 85, May 4
High School
Graduation Anniversaries
Coen Beaty 71 French Lick HS
Melvina Moorehead 70 Cuzco High School
Delphene Beaty 69 Paoli High School
Helen Smith 68 French Lick HS
Floyd
Beatty 68 Glendive MT HS
Charles Robbins 68 French Lick HS
Billie Harper 67 French Lick HS
Nadine Kirkpatrick 66 Jasper High School
Esther Clarke 66 Glasgo MT HS
Donald Groomer 64 Paoli High School
Marvin Beatty 63 French Lick HS
Thelma McCune 63 French Lick HS
Laura Lou Cary 63 French Lick HS
Frances Ehrmantrout 63 Paoli High School
Don Beatty 62 French Lick HS
Freida Goodman 62 Cuzco High School
Susie Wagoner 62 French Lick HS
Alberta Beatty 60 Paoli High School
Ray Corbett 60 French Lick HS
Everett Goodman 60 French Lick HS
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Marvin &
Billie Beatty, 60th, April 27
Don & Alberta
Beatty, 60th, May 30
Vernon & Thelma
McCune, 59th, April
Oliver & Rita
Noble, 56th, June 11
George & Mary
Emmons 55th, June 20