3 12 3 12 mos. 1 no To Co. 150 mi 3 12 All is to your adjusts the of moves 2 The Messenger Madisonville, Ky. Monday April 17, 1978 ObituariesJuanita Alberta Hines Mary Nancy Hibbs Mrs. Juanita Alberta Hines, 52, 506 S.
McEwen, Earlington, died Friday at 9:15 p.m., in the St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis, of a heart attack while visiting her son. She was the daughter of Ed Alexander, Terre Haute, and the late Mrs. Callie Robinson Alexander. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Post 161 Madisonville and the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Earlington. In addition to her father, she is survived by one son, Tommy Lee Hines Indianapolis; four daughters, Miss Katherine Hines, Earlington, Mrs. Arletta Rice, Gary, Mrs. Minnie Morton, Mrs. Phillip Matchem, Indianapolis; one sister, Miss Minnie Johnson, Earlington; 13 grandchildren.
The funeral will be at 1 p.m., Tuesday, at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Earlington with Rev. Lawrence Williams officiating. Visitation with the family will be from 6-8 tonight at the Elliott Mortuary. Roy Lee Pike Roy Lee Pike, 56, St.
Charles, died at 7:55 p.m., Saturday, in the Hopkins County Hospital. He was born June 8, 1921 in Hopkins County the son of the late Will Henry and Jimmie Allen Pike. He had worked for the Fies Mine No. a veteran of World War II and a member of the Poe Barnett American Legion Post 310, Dawson Springs. Survivors include his wife, Ressie Adamson Pike; one daughter, Brenda Pike Shelton, St.
Charles; five sisters, Martha Teague, Dawson Springs, Effie Plunkett, Nevaline Thompson, Louise Adamson, Earlington, Lucille Putty, Mortons Gap; two half-sisters, Mary Hale, Earlington, Roxie Pike, Clinton; two brothers, Arthur Pike, Evansville, George Pike, Providence; two grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 p.m., Tuesday, at the Reid-Walters Funeral Home with Rev. Jim Camplin officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 3:30 p.m.
today. Lois Thrasher Mrs. Lois Thrasher, 68, Madisonville and former Huntingburg, resident died at 7:35 p.m., Friday in the Clinic Convalescent Center. She was born in Christian County, the daughter of the late Hampton and Delia Scott Williams. Survivors include her husband, Carl Thrasher, Madisonville; two sisters, Mrs.
Hazel Darden, Earlington and Mrs. Lola Corneilus, Crofton. The funeral was at 2 p.m., Sunday at the Nass and Son Funeral Home in Huntingburg. Burial was in Fairmont Cemetery. David H.
Ashby Mr. David H. Ashby, 77, Hanson, died at his home at 4:45 a.m., Monday. He was born in Hopkins County, August 9, 1900, the son of the late Benjamin and Bonella Best Ashby. He was a retired miner and a member of the Providence United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Audrey Qualls Ashby, Hanson; one daughter, Mrs. Charles E. (Shirley) Kembel, Madisonville; two sons, Raymond Ashby, Dawson Springs, Bobby Ashby, Hanson; one brother, Roger Ashby, Madisonville; four grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m., Wednesday, at the Barnett Strother Funeral Home with Elder Eddie Beshear and Rev.
Stanley Gwin officiating. Burial will be in Eastlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m., Tuesday, and until the funeral hour on Wednesday. Lora Frances Kuebler Mrs.
Lora Francis Kuebler, 76, 134 N. Hopewell, died at 7:35 p.m., Friday in the Hopkins County Hospital. She had been in declining health for several years. She was born in Hopkins County, August 26, 1901, the daughter of the late Oscar Turner and Inez Mabelle Whitsell Lynch. Her husband, Edward J.
Kuebler, preceded her in death December 2, 1973. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Marietta Reine, Laplace, two sons, John C. Givens, San Diego, Robert Givens, Detroit, two sisters, Mrs. Susie Wilson, Madisonville, Mrs.
Lillian Givens, Detroit, two grandsons and several nieces and nephews. The funeral was at 2 p.m., Sunday, at the Harris Funeral Chapel conducted by Elder Eddie Beshear. Burial was in Odd Fellows cemetery. Pallbearers were Maurice, James, Gene, and Paul Wilson, Gene Reine, Dewey Weedman. Police Reports- JUVENILES ARRESTED Madisonville police arrested three juveniles who were allegedly stealing property at Sharp's Campers and Marine, 782 E.
Center Sunday morning. The police department received an anonymous call at 8:20 a.m. that a theft was in progress at the marine. Patrolmen Allen Workman and Charles Lundburg were dispatched to the scene. Upon arriving, they apprehended three juveniles, ages nine, 11 and 13, who were allegedly in the process of taking fishing equipment from inside the fence.
Entry into the building had not been gained. The three youths were taken into custody and later released to their parents pending a hearing in juvenile court. PAPERBOY HARASSED A Nashville, man was arrested for public intoxication Sunday after he was reported to have harassed a 13-year-old selling papers on South Main Street. Roland Wayne Williams, 46, 140 N. 1st Nashville, was arrested by patrolwoman Mary Lou Sisk.
Police received an anonymous call at 8:30 a.m. stating that someone was harassing Kent Siria, who was selling papers in front of the YMCA. Kentucky News Briefs Gamble COVINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Four police officers said during the weekend they plan to testify this week before a federal grand jury in Frankfort investing alleged gambling and corruption in Northern Kentucky. POLICE Chief Lyle Schwarts, Assistant Chief Art Heeger, Night Chief Al Meyer and Sgt.
Donald Plegeman said they have been invited by the grand jurs to testify as "expert witnesses." Testimony began Wednesday when Covington's and two city commissioners appeared before the mayor, jury for about five minutes each. Eight others also testified then. STANSBURY SPEAKS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Mayor William Stansburs has reversed himse and now says a federal investigation isn't needed into a federal housing loan made to a onetime political opponent of the mayor, it was revealed Saturday. Stansbury, in a letter to Attorney J.
Albert Jones, said he no longer was interested in an investigation into alleged irregularities involving the Housing and Urban Development department loan to Alderman Jim Allen. Both Stansbury and Allen are Democrats but have differed on political matters in recent months. TARC PLANS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Louisville's public transit system, which is planning to assign plainclothes detectives to ride on random buses, is being sued by a private security firm for allegedly breaking a contract. Kentucky Security Police Inc.
has charged in a Jefferson Circuit Court suit that a contract which was to run until June 30 was broken when the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) announced it would cancel the contract March 26. TARC later hired another security firm, according to the suit. PATIENT DIES ANCHORAGE, Ky. (UPI) Jean Buckingham, 43, of Louisville, a patient at Central State Hospital, was killed Saturday when she was struck by a Louisville Nashville Railroad freight train near the hospital grounds. The woman was lying on the tracks east of Louisville when she was struck by the train before dawn, authorities reported.
Her body was tuken to General Hospital in Louisville, where an autopsy was planned. FARM LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) Jack E. Biehn of Pendleton County has been elected to the board of directors of the Kentucky Farm Bureau, the farm organization announced Saturday. The 57-year-old Biehn is a native of Philadelphia and has been secretary of the Pendleton County Farm Bureau for 30 years.
Biehn has been involved in farming for 37 years. HIGHWAY By United Press International Kentucky Highway Bureau officials are looking at three possible routes to reconstruct Ky. 8 in the three-mile area plagued by a giant earth slide since 1973 between Bromley and Dry Crrek. One route would follow the existing scarred road bed while another takes the same route, but requires removal of millions of pounds of dirt, rock, mud and trees. The third route would lay the highway two-thirds the way 1 up the hill above the Ohio River, 750 feet above sea level.
The Messenger Phone 821 6833 221 Main Madisonville, KY. 42431 George Washington Publisher Jim Walker Editor Lee Harney Advertising Director Henry Stoltz Production Manager Charlie Morgan Circulation Mgr. Rosella Anderson Accounting Published weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings by Madisonville Publishing Co. 221 S. Main Street.
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$19.79 mos. $16.91 mos $40.95 12 mos. $39,59 17 mos. $33.81 CIRCULATION MANAGER'S HOME PHONE 821-2021 Weather Elsewhere hu Ou ag sel (si ha Sh wa sei unt per rel cal he far me tak fev COE SWi It 1 to WOl tol anc hav life wai bro sick wer WOl anc to the this KAY 1270 NAM ADDI CITY Mrs. Mary Nancy Hibbs, 83, 88 Park Avenue, Madisonville, died at 8:15 p.m., Saturday, in the Hopkins County Hospital.
She was born in County, July 18, 1894, the daughter of the late Richard and Frances Lou Harrel Moseley. She was preceded in death by her husband, Virgil Otho Hibbs, July 6, 1966; a son, Riley Oather Hibbs, June 13, 1977; a daughter, Mrs. Allen (Edith) Maddox, Feb. 25, 1977. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs.
L. A. (Dorothy) Travis, Madisonville, Mrs. Charles (Bernice) Tucker, Indianapolis, Mrs. Robert (Mabel) Duncan, Covington, Mrs.
Jessee (Mary) Weaver, Louisville, Mrs. Joe (Thelma) McEvoy, El Monte, two sons, Dexter Hibbs, Madisonville, Leonard Hibbs, Warren, one sister, Mrs. Frank (Kate) Taylor, San Diego, one brother, Albert Moseley, McHenry, 29 grandchildren, a number of great at-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the Harris Funeral Chapel with Dr. Harold Purdy officiating.
Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Friends may call at the Harris Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today. The youth told Sisk that William. had allegedly threatened the youth because Williams said the price of the paper was too high.
Kent told the patrolwoman the man was intoxicated and had stated he had a gun. However, Sisk found no weapon on Williams when she found him on South Main Street. Police report Kent's father, George Siria, intends to obtain arrest warrants for Williams on charges of terroristic threatening and harassment. Reader reminder: Guilt or innocence should not be Three injured in accident Three persons were injured slightly in a two car accident at the intersection of South Main Street and McLaughlin Avenue Sunday at 1:40 p.m. William H.
Daniel, 66, 607 S. Madison was treated for a right leg injury at Hopkins County Hospital and released. Daniel was the driver of one of the cars involved in the accident. Passengers in a second car were also injured. Margaret Kingery, 21, Manitou, was treated for a knee abrasion and released from the hospital.
Linda Green, 15, no address available, was treated for a forehead abrasion and released from the hospital. The second car was driven by Rickey D. Kingery, 30, Manitou. The accident occurred when Daniel's car collided with Kingery's car at the intersection. Both men said they had the green light, Madisonville police said.
presumed prior to trial or disposition of charges. BURGLARIES REPORTED A Madisonville insurance office was ransacked and more than $1,100 in office machines was taken during the weekend, Madisonville police said. Police received a call from David Dukes, an employee of Vista Kawasaki on Ramada Drive, at 6 p.m. Saturday. Dukes reported there had been a burglary at the Meridian Insurance office, also located on Ramada Drive.
Dukes told patrolman Allen Workman he had noticed several windows at the 1 insurance office were open when the Kawasaki dealership opened at 8:30 a.m. However, Dukes said he thought someone was working at the office, police stated. When he closed at 6 p.m., Dukes said he checked the insurance office by looking through the open windows and observed that the office had been ransacked. Madisonville detective Sgt. John Hall and Dwight Crook, the insurance office manager, were called to the scene.
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