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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 18

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SECTION 1 City And County Statistics Complaints Filed 60608-Lois J. Ray vs. W. C. Ray, divorce, 60609 Rita H.

Delling vs. Robert L. Delling, divorce. 60610 Connie Evans vs. Donald Lee Evans, divorce.

60611-Chas. W. Coomer vs. Barbara Stine et damages. 60612-John Bartman vs.

Nace Konerman et lien. 60613-Arthur T. Best vs. Alice Best, divorce. 60614-City of Louisville vs.

Katie Sloss et condemnation. 60615-City of Louisville vs. John White et condemnation. 60616 Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Co. vs.

Robert Lloyd, collection. 60617-Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Co. vs. B. M.

Harden, note. 60618-Termination. 60619-Alice Eggers vs. Rhodes Bur. ford Household Furnishings, collection.

60620 -Owensboro Sewer Pipe Co. et al. vs. Vanco Builders et lien. 60621-Truley Glass vs.

Lee H. Glass, divorce, 60622-Lucille Faust et al. vs. Ruth C. Dougherty et damages.

60623 Mary Hunt vs. James L. Hunt, divorce. 60624-Gloria B. Fust vs.

John W. Fust, divorce. 60625-Perry Cundiff vs. Daisy L. Shuck et damages.

60626-American Bldg. Loan Carroll O'Donnell et foreclosure. 60627-South End Fed. Sav. Loan vs.

Lawrence Hall et foreclosure. 60628-Geo. M. Floyd vs. Ben L.

Marks, damages. 60629-Helen L. Byrd ve. James L. Byrd, divorce.

60630-Judy C. Jutz vs. James V. Jutz, divorce. 60631-A.

Arnold Son Transfer vs. L. P. Courshon, collection. R.

F. Elder, order of delivery. Mark 60633-Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp. vs. Jeffrey et order of delivery.

60634 Virginia vS. Sheryl Rompf and Clifford Rompf, damages. Police Court Drunken driving William Meredith, $150. Forgery--Billy J. King, postponed to tomorrow.

Storehouse breaking Leonard P. John H. Allen and George E. Woods, Clark, held to grand jury Oct. '24; to grand jury Wednesday; Robert W.

Thompson, to grand jury Oct. 11. Grand larceny Ollie T. Minor, held to grand jury Oct. 18.

Malicious cutting--Reno Young, held to grand jury Wednesday. Knowingly receiving Grahamolene property-Morrie K. to grand jury Oct. 11. Dwellinghouse breaking--Gordy J.

Angelle, postponed 19. County Court Paul S. Johns and Virginia Hodgkins appointed coexecutors of Howard A. Johns estate. Jack Pleiderer appointed administrator of Rhetta L.

Pfleiderer estate. Gifford Whitehead appointed administrator of Mamie Ella Whitehead estate. Nancy St. Clair appointed executor of John St. Clair estate.

Dr. Horace W. Addams appointed executor of Horace Hewes Poutch estate. Barbara Kirtley appointed executor of Elizabeth Dauth estate. Indictments Returned Malicious shooting--Isaiah West, Paul Daniels, Willard Haycraft.

Malicious cutting Cleve Scott, Frank Baugh, Willard Haycraft, Robert Lee Barker, Rape- James E. Boyd, Doyle Wayne Boggs, Donald Leo Cassidy. Grand E. Wilkens, Joseph David Claycomb, George Edwin Hesler, Christine Daniel Holt, Carl Anderson, Sturgeon, Ralph Raymond Foster, Lawrence Collins, Christopher J. McGuire, Jackie Lee Alvey, Charles A.

Holston, Allen I Lee Heye, Fred Charles Harmon, Frank Thomas Brown, Jr. E. Possession of burglary tools -Thomas Wilkens. Joseph David Claycomb, George Edwin Hesler, Leroy Turnbill, Jr. Knowingly receiving stolen property -Otis Edward Franklin.

Burglary--Foster Edwin Farris, Edward Charles Layton. Wilful murder- Cazada George Dewey Saylor, Luertha Moody, Armed robbery-William Henry Jones. Indecent and immoral practicesJames Mitchell. Operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent Ronald H. Morgan, James Roscoe Burks, Ronald E.

Cassity. Detaining female--Randell J. Headd, Jr. Conversion-William M. Higgins.

Negligent homicide- -Jack Ryan, Jr. Robbery- William Proctor, Paul Da. vid Tippett. Failure to comply with divorce judgment- Curtis Thomas. Carrying concealed a deadly weapon -Willard Haycraft.

Voluntary a Rance Boone. Storehouse breaking--Andrew Howard Murphy. Assault and battery--James Short. Failure to provide- Franklin Delano Hill. Tampering with a motor vehicleDonald Rose Smith.

Larceny of a bill of exchange-Walter C. Boswell. Grand Jury Dismissals Bigamy--Edna Rutledge. Uttering a forged instrument in writIns. Assault and Kelley, Black, James Davis, Raymond a T.

Dryden, Norman Shadorwen, Joyce Melton. Forcibly demanding articles- Sally Mitchell. Dwelling-house breaking Raymond T. Dryden, Jr. Robbery--William Larry Yates.

Malicious striking-Dudie Allen. Knowingly receiving stolen property Billy Joe Huntsman. Malicious cutting Thompson. Building Permits H. J.

Vaughn, garage. 1140 S. 32d. $500. Cox, Crowley.

Steir. brick -veneer dwellings. and 1932 Gardiner Ln. and 535 Ridgewood $20.000 each. Turner House Restaurant, phone booth.

970 3d, $285. Langley's Service Station, phone booth: 401 Walnut. $385. Raidt-Barnett. brick-veneer dwelling.

1009 Broadfields $18,000. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Dierson. brickveneer dwelling, 912 Broadfields $18.000. James Wright, patio, 1302 Rhonda Arthur J. Kopp, brick-veneer dwellWay. $565.

ing. 1720 Grenade $10.000. Wm. Murion. addition, 914 Burton, $150.

Ernest Vest. garage. 3323 Wizard, $450. John R. Shreve.

garage. 3114 Klonway $970. Frances Lauyans. garage. 1100 Goss, $1,500.

Frank Devan, garage, 2855 Sheldon $1,395. Lon Stovall. garage, 1415 Walter, $1,200. brick-veneer dwelling. Lot 9.

Tunisian Way. $11,000. Marriage Licenses James E. Willis, 44, cab operator, 2209 Xavier: Alma J. Hughes, 2 43, of 2508 Garfield.

James L. Waddell, 19, Navy, 1 1100 S. 96 You BUILD BUY REFINANCE or IMPROVE YOUR HOME SEE CREATER FIRST LOUISVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION An In Institution FIRST! THE LEADER IN HOME FINANCING Resources More Than $125,000,000 MAIN OFFICE 417. W. MARKET ST.

624 South Fourth Street 826 Eastern Parkway 2350 Bardstown Road 4021 Dixie Highway 4510 Shelbyville Road 5739 Preston Highway 10800 Dixie. Highway THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, Rt. 2, James SeRf: Cleave, 655 E. Lawn, Sept. 11.

Larry E. Waller, 4609 S. 6th, Sept. 8. David Kelly, Shepherdsville, Sept.

9. Arthur E. Gardner, 206 Lillian Sept. 10. Owen C.

Miller, 118 S. 17th, Sept. 12. Ernest L. Ansert, 1708 W.

Burnett, Sept, 12. Joseph Ash, 9236 Chenault Sept. 9. Allen S. Burnett, 101 Nolan Sept.

6. Raymond N. Carlisle, 1792 Mellwood, Sept. 9. Clifford L.

Carothers, 3406 Emerald, Sept. 8. Wm. C. Culver, 8100 Fred Sept.

Judge W. Donnelly, 117 S. 33d, Sept. 12. Joseph D.

Downs, 1461 S. 9th, Sept. 6. Wm. L.

Gardner, 4300 Vermont, Sept. 7. Edw. L. Hardesty, 1468 S.

8th, Sept. 12. Richard Harwood, 325 S. Hubbard, Sept. 5.

Edw. E. Head, 306 N. 29th, Sept. 10.

Gilbert Hettich, 4538 Tuberose, Aug. 18. Michael J. Kalbhin, 4034 Taylorsville Sept. 7.

Vincent H. Kirchner, 930 Rose Sept. 13. John T. May, 324 N.

36th, Sept. 10. Clinton S. McAfee, 162 Thierman Sept. 6.

Wm. A. McLemore, 3215 Utah, Sept. 8. Geo.

L. Osborne, 8301 Seaforth, Sept. 12. James E. Overstreet, Ferndale Sept.

11. Delmar R. Patterson, 1013 Navaho, Sept. 9. Edmund C.

Rapp, 112 Meridian, Sept. 7. Wm. T. Rich, 207 Amy, Sept.

11. Richard Risen, 1205 Ashland, Sept. 6. Marvin L. Scott, 4025 S.

3d, Sept. 4. John C. Seitz, 2028 Lancashire, Sept. 10.

James L. Stoner, 5701 Maryman, Sept. 8. YEAR. Taylor STORES 7th; Geneva A.

Broderick, 18, of 516 N. 18th. 7437 Donald C. Vincent, 22, body man, Old 3d Street Barbara J. Bowles, 19, of 7550 Elnora.

Allen F. Murner, 21, shipping clerk, 1519 Mellwood; Judith A. Shepherd, 20, of 1577 Trigg. 6313 Henry Eureka; W. Shirley Weedman, A.

Carroll, sprayer, 6515 Melrose. William L. Delph, 20, 500 Ramona Sherry production, 18. of 1044 W. Indian Tr.

Michael L. Skirvin, 19, Army, 316 Western Nora P. Polston, 17, of 4103 S. 3d. Births Boys Born To William J.

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James L. Cotter, 4007 Southern Sept. 13. James E. Fugit, 465 N.

Randolph, Sept. 7. Mitchell Haycraft, 2202 Elmore, Sept. 6. Robt.

R. Kelly, 9231 Fern Creek Sept. 10. Almond A. Meredith, 243 Cecil, Sept.

13. John W. McGaha, 5802 Heakwood Sept. 10. Ezra Parrott, 1235 Fisher, Sept.

10. Hollis E. Ruble, 1218 S. Brook, Sept. 9.

Keith V. Spears, 1308 S. Brook, Sept. 7. Earl A.

Thomas, 8002 Greenway, Sept. 12. Raymond W. Thore, 9004 Maple Sept. 10.

Joseph F. Anderson, 3900 Michigan, Sept. 13. Sterling B. Downey, 4513 Lons- SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 19 dale, Sept.

David L. Frizzell, 1618 Algonquin Aug. 26. Bertrand S. Luckett, 1033 Pitchford, Sept.

12. James P. Shirley, 3009 Linwood, Sept. 11. Norman E.

Smiley, 511 N. Miles, Elizabethtown, Sept. 11. Joseph N. Wheatley, 2902 Crittenden, Sept.

12. Divorces Granted Jack C. Fitzwater from Virginia Mae. Peggy Ann Riedling from Warren Jr. Virginia Ann Distler from Donald Eugene.

Betty Merel Bowlin from William Eugene. Barbara White from Raymond. Maurice Ireland from Rosemary Seaver. Myrtle L. Lee from James Walter.

Laura Carter from Forrest. Allie Mae Shields from Willie H. Kenneth T. Payton from Sallie Ann. DO YOU WANT A DIVORCE? From your creditors.

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NOT A LOAN COMPANY-ONLY ONE PLACE TO PAY FAMILY BUDGET SERVICE, INC. Call JU 7-6943, J. D. Stewart, Mgr. Fischer Building, 322 West Jefferson St.

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