IRVIN JAYNE

IRVIN JAYNE, 78, DIES THURSDAY

Services Saturday
For Teacher, Farmer,
Merchant, Salesman

Irvin Jayne, 78, well-known resident of Johnson County, died at a
local hospital Thursday morning, February 17, 1955, following an
illness of five weeks.

A lifelong resident of Flat Gap, he was born May 3, 1876, the son of
the late Henry and Julia Hager Jayne.

Widely known throughout Johnson and adjoining counties, he was a
successful farmer, merchant, salesman and a teacher in the county
schools.  He had been a member of Flat Gap lodge, F. & A. M. for more
than 50 years.

Surviving are one brother, Ernest Jayne, Flat Gap, and one sister,
Mrs. Augustus Williams, Flat Gap.

Funeral services were held Saturday, February 19, 1955 at the New
Regular Baptist Church at Flat Gap with Hood Wallen and Lonza Reed as
officiating ministers.

Burial was made in the family cemetery under the direction of the
Preston Funeral Home.

PAINTSVILLE HERALD
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 23, 1955

      

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