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Dorothy Adams Johnston (Kimball) 5 JUN 1911 - 21 AUG 1955
Dorothy was born on 5 JUN 1911 in Indianapolis, Ind and died on 21 AUG 1955 (age: 44) in Indianapolis, Ind. and was buried in Crown Hill Cmty .She was the daughter of Dr. Samuel Andrew Johnston, Jr (18 JUN 1876 - 20 MAY 1921) and Stella M Adams (Johnston) (31 JUL 1879 - 17 JAN 1952).
Dorothy was married to Paul Earle Kimball on 17 APR 1943 in Indianapolis, Ind.
Paul was born on 19 NOV 1916 in Cornell, Ill. and died on 22 JUL 1989 (age: 72) in Indianapolis, Ind and was buried in Washington Park .
He was the son of George Walter Kimball (6 DEC 1888 - 29 SEP 1941) and May Valborg Christofersen (Kimball) (16 MAY 1888 - 17 OCT 1933).
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- in 1930
- at Henry Johnston Wedding in 1938
Lived in Indianapolis most of her life. Graduated from Tudor Hall School in
1929. She was a member of the Indianapolis Junior League, Dramatics Club
and the Second Presbyterian Church.
Lived with he mother, Stella, at 2127 North Delaware Street in Indianaplois in the 1940 Census.
1929. She was a member of the Indianapolis Junior League, Dramatics Club
and the Second Presbyterian Church.
Lived with he mother, Stella, at 2127 North Delaware Street in Indianaplois in the 1940 Census.
graduated from Univ. of Ill. in 1938 - Delta Upsilon
First appearance in Indianapolis was in 1952 - a sales correspondent for
Mallory's - in 1954 he was a production planner for American Machine
Tool - went to work for Indianapolis Power and light in 1960.
Paul met Dorothy while he was stationed at Fort Knox.
He and his buddies probably drove up from Louisville to Indianapolis
where they met.
Married at 2127 N. Delaware in Indianapolis, then lived at various army bases,
including Ft. Leonard Wood in St. Louis, where his sister Alice Jo Kimball
remembers visiting them. Also, they lived in Greely, Co when their daughter Susan was a baby.
Paul's first full time job was as sports and features editor for the La Grange
Ill. 'Citizen' Was a feature writer for the American Poultry Journal.
Lived at 2127 North Delaware in 1952, 3830 Carrolton in 1956 and
539 N. Central Ct. in 1960.
First appearance in Indianapolis was in 1952 - a sales correspondent for
Mallory's - in 1954 he was a production planner for American Machine
Tool - went to work for Indianapolis Power and light in 1960.
Paul met Dorothy while he was stationed at Fort Knox.
He and his buddies probably drove up from Louisville to Indianapolis
where they met.
Married at 2127 N. Delaware in Indianapolis, then lived at various army bases,
including Ft. Leonard Wood in St. Louis, where his sister Alice Jo Kimball
remembers visiting them. Also, they lived in Greely, Co when their daughter Susan was a baby.
Paul's first full time job was as sports and features editor for the La Grange
Ill. 'Citizen' Was a feature writer for the American Poultry Journal.
Lived at 2127 North Delaware in 1952, 3830 Carrolton in 1956 and
539 N. Central Ct. in 1960.
Dorothy is mentioned, literall, hundreds of times in the Indiapolis Newspapers because of her soclal standing.
Here are a few examples pf travels and meals with other famous people.
Here are a few examples pf travels and meals with other famous people.
Mrs. Samuel A. Johnston and her daughter. Miss Dorothy Johnston,
have motored east for visits in New York and Newport before they go
to Rye Beach. N.H. where they have spent their summers several years.
I Meeting them in Newport and going to New England with them will be Mias Ruth Bybee Milliken, of New York, formerly of Indianapolis.
Another Indianapolis family at Rye Beach this summer, Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Saxton and their daughters, the Misses Sheila. Moyra and Doreen Saxton, will return August 9 after spending the earlier part of the season there.
(Indianapolis Star - Aug 2, 1937)
I Meeting them in Newport and going to New England with them will be Mias Ruth Bybee Milliken, of New York, formerly of Indianapolis.
Another Indianapolis family at Rye Beach this summer, Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Saxton and their daughters, the Misses Sheila. Moyra and Doreen Saxton, will return August 9 after spending the earlier part of the season there.
(Indianapolis Star - Aug 2, 1937)
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