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People from Clinton County who have made a significant impact on society

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Zerna Addis Sharp

Mother of the Dick and Jane Reader
 

Dr. Vesto Slipher
He was director of the Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff, Arizona In 1916 he headed the group who discovered the Planet Pluto in March 1930.  The discovery was regarded as the greatest in astronomy since the discovery of Neptune in 1849
 

Dr. Lloyd Newhouser

Received world-wide  acclaim for his research on blood plasma during Work War II
 

Dr. Troy Erhart

Chief surgeon of Ancon Hospital in the Panama Canal Zone for 37 years
 

Freddie Shaffer
Freddie Shaffer and His all Girl Orchestra
 

Russell Stair

Pilot taught flying at Purdue University operated an air port In Mulberry  and gave flying lessons to locals.
 

Will Geer

Grandpa Walton of the television fame "The Waltons" Graduated from Frankfort High School 1919
 

Jon Magnus Jonson

 Sculptor
 

Everett Case

Frankfort Basketball Coach
 

Curley Myers

Founder of Shady Acres and Channel 6 TV personality
 

John Riggs

Author
 

Lt. Cmdr. Adrian Marks

Piloted survivors of the U.S.S. Indianapolis to safety
 

Laird Hunt
Former United Nations press officer and current faculty member at Naropa University, has lived in Singapore, Tokyo, London, Paris The Hague, New York, and on an Indiana farm.  He is the author of the novel "The Impossibly" and his writing has appeared both here and abroad in many publications.  He and his wife , the poet Eleni Sikelianos, live in Boulder, Colorado.
 
Joseph Elliott
Clarinetist

Kyle Cook   
         
Singer  formerly with  Match Box Twenty

Basil L. Walters
          Basil ( Stuffy ) Walters    Born Frankfort, Indiana May 3, 1896       

Felis  Mendez  
         
Pharmacist  , linguist,  teacher

 

           

            

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

         

 

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