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Liberty | Layne Bailey

by Layne Bailey
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott proudly sits in the den of his girlfriend Florence Pittman.
Dr. John C. Grider, chiropractor, area chiropractor and acting mayor, checks out a patient.
Some Casey County kids enjoy a good game of football during a nice, cool autumn afternoon.
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott enjoys a little relaxation at his home. He has some circulation problems with his left leg so he keeps it elevated.
Dr. John C. Grider, chiropractor, explains an x-ray to Ronald Sims whose back was damaged in a construction accident.
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott gets up and going with the help of his son, Humphrey, who lives with him.
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott and Florence Pittman enjoy each others company while watching a little television at her house.
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott and Florence Pittman sit down to a good home cooked meal.
Lee Elliott has been a Casey Country resident of 95 years. Lee Elliott and Florence Pittman go out with each other for the afternoon.

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