WILEY V. HALL

A heart condition resulted in the death Thursday,
January 3, 1952 of Wiley V. Hall, 60, prominent Johnson
Countian and former public official, who died at his
home at Winfred at 7:00 p.m. after an illness of one
year. Although he had been in ill health his unexpected
death was a shock to his family and to a host of
sorrowing friends throughout this section.

A native of Johnson County he was born August 6, 1891,
the son of the late Jacob C. and Martella Lemaster Hall.

A former school teacher and farmer, he was active in the
educational and agricultural development of the county.
A man of the highest principals, he was one of the
counties best loved citizens, and was held in the
greatest esteem by his many friends and aquaintances. He
was connected with the office of Sheriff for many years
and served one term as Sheriff of Johnson County. An
outstanding record of service to the people of the
county was achieved in the administration of his duties,
and he exhibited throughout his public career those
qualities of honesty and integrety so characteristic of
his nature. He was a member of the Enterprise Baptist
Church and a Veteran of World War 1.

A son, Marvin Hall, who was killed in Korea, preceded
him in death.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Cinda Ann Williams
Hall, and three children; one daughter, Mrs. Dora Ann
Holbrook, Winifred, and two sons, Howard Hall, Columbus,
Ohio, and Earl Hall at home. A sister, Miss Rausa Hall,
Flat Gap, and two half brothers; Paris Hall, Winfred and
Marshall Hall, Columbus, Ohio also survive.

Funeral services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. Sunday,
January 6, from the Kerz Enterprise Baptist Church with
Rev. Bruce Daniels and Rev. C.W. Krebs officiating.

Music was furnished by the Toms Creek Singers.

Burial was in the family cemetery at Winifred, under the
direction of the Jones Funeral Home.


PAINTSVILLE HERALD
JAN.10 1952

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