Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameAnna Mildred HOWARD 
BirthNov 30, 1913, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
DeathApr 30, 1993, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY
Burial1993, Calvary Cemetery, Louisville, KY
BaptismDec 13, 1913, St. Ann's, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
EducationC-4
FatherChester Fabian HOWARD (1887-1974)
MotherHenrietta Virginia (Hattie) HOWELL (1886-1976)
Spouses
BirthNov 16, 1902, Nelson Co., KY
DeathJan 17, 1983, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY
Burial1983, Calvary Cemetery, Louisville, KY
OccupationHotel Owner, Marathon Gas Station Owner
FatherMarion Joseph HEAD I (1872-1961)
MotherNaomi (Omy) MILLER (1877-1964)
Misc. Notes
Served in US Army in WWII.
He was always dressed well, and drove a Cadillac.
Wrote several letters to the Editor of the Courier-Journal.
'Greatest Show On Earth'43
The World Series is over, and I am sure was enjoyed by millions all over the world. This is the greatest show on earth. Our U. of K. basketball coach made a statement not too long ago that baseball was losing its popularity and was on its way out. Out where, may I ask? In my estimation basketball is more or less a kindergarten game compared to baseball. Baseball is everybody's game, and to become a professional you've really got to be a he-man. I'd like to ask the U. of K. coach if he ever heard of a professional basketball player drawing $100.000-a-year salary. I realize this game does require a lot of skill and practice, and, above all, it helps to develop good baseball players. So the U. of K. coach can keep right on training them and maybe later some will become professional baseball heroes.
TYLER HEAD
3021 Eleanor Avenue, Louisville
Would 'shift the burden'44
“Now is the time for the young boys 17 to 27 years old to organize (worldwide) and refuse to fight an undeclared, illegal war. This Vietnam War has slaughtered over 40,000 of our young kids, and has cost the tax-payers billions of dollars. We haven't accomplished one thing. If we have to have a war to keep the economy going, let some of these greedy, money-hungry war mongers and politicians do the fighting. Perhaps some would jump out windows if they had to go.”
TYLER HEAD, 3006 Eleanor Ave., Louisville
He was always dressed well, and drove a Cadillac.
Wrote several letters to the Editor of the Courier-Journal.
'Greatest Show On Earth'43
The World Series is over, and I am sure was enjoyed by millions all over the world. This is the greatest show on earth. Our U. of K. basketball coach made a statement not too long ago that baseball was losing its popularity and was on its way out. Out where, may I ask? In my estimation basketball is more or less a kindergarten game compared to baseball. Baseball is everybody's game, and to become a professional you've really got to be a he-man. I'd like to ask the U. of K. coach if he ever heard of a professional basketball player drawing $100.000-a-year salary. I realize this game does require a lot of skill and practice, and, above all, it helps to develop good baseball players. So the U. of K. coach can keep right on training them and maybe later some will become professional baseball heroes.
TYLER HEAD
3021 Eleanor Avenue, Louisville
Would 'shift the burden'44
“Now is the time for the young boys 17 to 27 years old to organize (worldwide) and refuse to fight an undeclared, illegal war. This Vietnam War has slaughtered over 40,000 of our young kids, and has cost the tax-payers billions of dollars. We haven't accomplished one thing. If we have to have a war to keep the economy going, let some of these greedy, money-hungry war mongers and politicians do the fighting. Perhaps some would jump out windows if they had to go.”
TYLER HEAD, 3006 Eleanor Ave., Louisville
ChildrenMary Tyler (1957-)