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5 THE COURIER-JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 1M3 LOUISVILLE AREA DEATHS One killed, 14 injured when pickup hits van filled with commuters By GARDINER HARRIS Staff Writer A van filled with dozing General Electric workers from Springfield collided head-on yesterday morning with a pickup truck near Bards, town. One man was killed and 14 people were injured. The driver of the pickup Gary Rogers, 32, of Campbellsville died in the 4:48 a.m. crash on the new Ky. 245 bypass extension.

Elsie Miller, Rogers' aunt, said he probably was on his way home from work. Miller wouldn't say more. The crash occurred near a slight bend in the road a bend Rogers' truck never made, witnesses said. Police said that they weren't sure why the pickup drifted over the center line, but that alcohol doesn't appear to have been Involved. The 14 injured men were heading to GE in Jefferson County.

They have been commuting together for years, said Jerry Coulter, 44, one of the passengers. Seven were taken to University of Louisville Hospital, three by helicopter. The rest were treated at Flaget Hospital in Bardstown. Coulter said he was awakened by the van's driver, Glenn Devine, 52, who shouted something just before the crash. "When 1 woke up, I was looking straight ahead at the pickup," Coulter said.

The pickup plowed into the front passenger side of the van, several witnesses said. Thomas Crouch, 52, was asleep in the front passenger seat and was pinned by the crash. He had to be extracted by rescuers and was in serious condition last night at University Hospital. Few of the men were wearing seat belts, said Francis Taylor, 44, and many were thrown about the inside of the van. Richard "Buddy" Smith, 55, was thrown into the front of the van on impact and was taken to University Hospital, where he underwent surgery.

He was in serious but stable condition last night. James Medley, 50, managed to get the van's side door open after the impact, and seven or eight of the men stumbled out on their own, Taylor said. Medley limped over to the guardrail without realizing that his leg had been broken. He was later flown to University Hospital, where he was in fair condition. The other men suffered moderate injuries, Kentucky State Police said.

"I thought the guys up front would be hurt a lot worse than they were," Taylor said. Most of the injured GE workers live in Springfield, Coulter said. They make the 90-minute drive each way because they want to live in the country but they like their jobs at GE. Rogers is survived by his wife, Linda. The funeral will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Parrott Ramsey Funeral Home. Visitation will be after 4 p.m. today. L. Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor Blvd.

Burial: Hebron Cemetery, Shepherdsville. Visitation: 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Bobby L. Richards, 58, died Tuesday in Huntingburg, Ind.

He was a native of Georgia and a member of Lively Stone Apostolic Church. Survivors: three sisters, Willie Ratliff of Chattanooga, Lether Pasley and Mary Beverly; and two brothers, George and Billy Roberson. Funeral: noon Friday, Ratter-man's-Portland, 2114 W. Market St. Burial: River Valley Cemetery.

Visitation: 10 a.m.-noon Friday. David Searcy, 51, Glenview Hills, died Wednesday at Baptist Hospital East. Survivors: his father, Ed Searcy. Funeral: 11:30 a.m. Friday, Pearson's, 119 Breckenridge Lane.

Burial: Resthaven Memorial Park. Visitation: 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Isabella Dutschke 76, Valley Station, died Wednesday at Southwest Hospital. She was the former Isabelle Boyet and a member of New Salem Baptist Church, Sun Valley Senior Citizens and American Associated of Retired Persons. Survivors: two sons.

Vestal and Joe Rogers, both of Valley Station; a stepdaughter, Elsie Miller of Lexington; a brother, Earl Boyet of Valley Station; eight grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral: 11 a.m. Saturday, W. G. Hardy Valley Funeral Home, 10907 Dixie Highway.

Entombment: Rest-haven Mausoleum. Visitation: 3-9 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m. -3 and p.m. Friday.

Matt Smith, 71, Lebanon Junction, died Wednesday at Audubon Regional Medical Center. He was a native of Clay County, a retired truck driver for Bullitt County Stone Co. and a member of Vine Hill Baptist Church. Survivors: his wife, the former Harriet Garland; a son, Donald Smith of Lebanon Junction; and two grandchildren. Funeral: 11 a.m.

Saturday, Mara-man-Billings Funeral Home, Shepr herdsville. Burial: Mount Eden Cemetery, Shepherdsville. Visitation: 6-9 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday.

Memorial gifts: Seven Counties; Services' Bullitt County Family Support Services. Florence Teterman, 90, of 3108 Maywood Place, died there Wednesday. She was a member of BuecheK United Methodist Church. Survivors: two sons, Scott R. Mill-; er of Winchester and George E.Miller; a daughter, Virginia Black-' burn of Sebring, a sister, Eliza-; beth Mulligan of Lake Wales, a brother, Mac McCullough of Cincin-' nati; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

Arrangements: Foreman Funeral Home. CORRECTED OBITUARY I Herman L. Hall, 61, Fairdalc, -died Monday at Audubon Regional Medical Center. He was maintenance manager for Highwood Condominiums, an Army veteran and a member of Yorktown I Baptist Church. Survivors: his wife, the former Dolores J.

Stone; two sons, Tony Hall of Tallahassee, and Andy 1 Hall; a daughter, Mary Kiper of MacClenny, a sister, Agnes John Hersey, author who chronicled war, dies at 78 New York Times News Service MIAMI John' Hersey, the combat journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author whose books "Hiroshima," "A Bell for Adano" and "The Wall" chronicled World War II and its consequences, died yesterday at his Key West home at age 78. Hersey suffered a stroke a year ago and had cancer of the colon and liver, said his wife, Barbara. Hersey was among the nation's first writers to move away from instinctive wartime patriotism to a more critical view of war and humanity. "A Bell for Adano." Hersey which told of the impact of American soldiers occupying an Italian village, won the 1945 Pulitzer and was made into a movie. "Hiroshima," published in 1946, was Her-sey's most famous non-fiction work.

It graphically detailed the destruction of that Japanese city by a U.S. atomic bomb on Aug. 6, 1945. Fellow author James Michener said that Hersey's writing and views Dorothy Alexander, 79, formerly of Louisville, died Saturday at Heartland Healthcare Center in Lexington. She was a native of Webster Grove, Mo.

Graveside service: 10 a.m. Friday, Schardein Cemetery. Arrangements: Ratterman's Lexington Road. Lllyon S. Belik, 93, The Forum at Brookside, died Wednesday at Baptist Hospital East.

She was a native of Chicago and a member of Miami Shores (Fla.) Order of Eastern Star 258. Survivors: a son, Charles N. Belik a daughter, Winona B. Webb of Edmonds, six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. The body will be cremated.

Arrangements: Willhite-Ballard-Heady Funeral Home, Middletown. Memorial gifts: Kosair Charities. Dorothy Mae Brown, 00, of 4319 W. Muhammad Ali died Wednesday at University of Louisville Hospital. She was a retired employee of the Kentucky School for the Blind.

Survivors: four sons, Capteon III, Donald, Leon and Bruce Brown; three daughters, Rosetta Brown, Marva Ladd and Pamela Mitchell; three brothers, Bobby, John and Leon Board; a sister, Mildred Board; 21 grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral: 2:30 p.m. Saturday, West Broadway Church of Christ, 3921 W. Broadway. Burial: Green Meadows Memorial Cemetery.

Visitation: G.C. Williams Funeral Home, 1935 W. Broadway, 7-9 p.m. Friday. Garine Crouch, 85, La Grange, died Tuesday at his home.

He was a native of Irvine. Survivors: his wife, Chloe Crouch of La Grange; five sons, Wilburn, T.J. and Don Crouch, all of Crestwood, Baskum Crouch of La Grange and David Crouch of Camp-bellsburg; three daughters, Betty J. Miller of La Grange, Margie Wein-hardt of Buckner and Rosie Dixon of New Castle; 10 stepchildren; a brother, James Crouch of Irvine; a sister, Sara Ann Horn of Irvine; 32 grandchildren; 57 great-grandchildren; and 15 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral: 2 p.m.

Friday, Arch L. Heady Radcliffe Funeral Home, La Grange. Burial: Valley of Rest Cemetery, La Grange. Visitation: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Thursday and after 9 a.m.

Friday. Mabel Davis, 85, Middletown, died Tuesday at Friendship Manor in Pewee Valley. She was the former Mabel King; a native of Wesleyville, Newfoundland, Canada; a retired health-food store clerk; and a member of Trinity United Methodist Church. Survivors: a daughter, Barbara Trevor of Middletown. Memorial service: 2 p.m.

Sunday, Duncan Memorial Chapel, Crestwood. Arrangements: Willhite-Ballard-Heady Funeral Home, Middletown. Memorial gifts: Louisville Chapter of Alzheimer's Research. Leo E. Day, 57, Wolfspring Drive, died Tuesday in Morgan-town.

He was a native of Cromwell, a retired counselor for Pleasure Ridge Park High School, owner of Day Inc. home-building company, a real-estate broker and a member of the Louisville and National Home Builders associations and Christ Church United Methodist Church. Survivors: his wife, the former Carolyn Vaught; a daughter, Jennifer L. Day of Lexington; and three brothers, Linden Day of Morgan-town, Elmer Day of Nokomis, and Bobby Day of Hartford. Funeral: 1 p.m.

Friday, Pearson's, 149 Breckenndge Lane. Burial: Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation: 3-5 and 7- 9 p.m. Thursday. Memorial gifts: American Heart Association or James Graham Brown Cancer Center.

Carl E. Freeman, 75, of 2206 Portland died Tuesday at Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He was a self-employed sign printer, an Army veteran of World war and a member of Portland Memorial Baptist Church. Survivors: two sisters, Leona Freeman and Frances Poynter. Funeral: 1 p.m.

Saturday, A. D. Porter Sons Funeral Home, 1300 W. Chestnut St. Burial: Green Meadows Memorial Cemetery.

Visitation: after noon Friday. The Rev. James Robert Gallagher, 70, died Wednesday in Washington, W. Va. He was a native of Chillicothe, Ohio, an interim pastor for New England Ridge Baptist Church in Washington and an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II.

Survivors: his wife, the former Irene Matherly; two sons, David Gallagher of Bellevue and Michael Gallagher; a daughter, Melinda VanSickle of Prospect; a sister, Eva Lloyd of Temperance, and four grandchildren. Funeral, noon Friday, Jefferson-town Baptist Church, 10011 Taylors-ville Road. Burial: Highland Memory Gardens, Mount Washington. Visitation: Heady Fern Creek Funeral Home, 5406 Bardstown Road, 5-9 p.m. Thursday and the church after 10 a.m.

Friday. Virginia W. Gibbons, 89, of Paul Society. Booker T. Jones 83, of 3120 W.

Kentucky died Wednesday at Audubon Regional Medical Center. He was a native of Christian County, retired owner of Jones Lawn Service and a member of Humana Seniors Association. Survivors: his wife, the former Fannie M. Dillard; two sons, Raymond Jones of Long Beach, and Booker T. Jones Jr.

of Fort Worth, Texas; three daughters, Mary Louise Majors, Allie Carr Lee and Cleora Johnson; three brothers, James Jones of Long Beach and Theodore and Elmer Jones; 22 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Funeral: 2:30 p.m. Saturday, An-tioch Missionary Baptist Church, 1701 Dumesnil St. Burial: Green Meadows Memorial Cemetery. Visitation: the church, 6-9 p.m.

Friday and p.m. Saturday. Arrangements: Hathaway Clark Funeral Home. Memorial gifts: church building fund. Ruby J.

Kirby, 65, of 4121 Wheeler died Friday at 1812 E. Market St. She was the former Ruby J. Oiler and a native of Ohio County. Survivors: her husband, Charles Kirby of Lexington; two sons, Kenneth R.

and Larry Eugene Holland; a daughter, Anita; her mother, Flora M. Bibbs; a sister, Ineice Lucas; and several grandchildren. The body was cremated. Arrangements: Arch L. Heady Son Oak Street Funeral Home.

Dorothy L. Mattingly, 67, died Wednesday at her home. She was the former Dorothy L. Hoskins, a native of Chester, W. a retired employee of U.

S. Plywood and a member of St. Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Church. Survivors: two daughters, Donna Jean Goodlet of Valley Station and Brenda F. McDowell; three brothers, William L.

and John W. Hoskins, both of Ohio, and Paul Joseph Hoskins of Florida; four sisters, Ina Hoskins of Hopkinsville, Mary E. Mattingly of Valley Station, Edith T. Hoskins and Nina Ann Payne; and five grandchildren. Funeral: 2 p.m.

Saturday, W. G. Hardy Valley Funeral Home, 10907 Dixie Highway. Burial: Bethany Memorial Cemetery. Visitation: 2-9 p.m.

Thursday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday and after 9 a.m. Saturday. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville. Jacquelln R.

May, 56, of 7505 Dunwoody Court, died Tuesday at The King's Daughters Sons Home. She was the former Jacquelin Umensetter, a native of Georgetown, a former secretary for the Palm Beach (Fla.) Probation Department and a member of Beech-land Baptist Church. Survivors: a son, James E. May of Somerset; three daughters, La-Donna May of West Palm Beach, Sheryl Thomas of Palm Beach and Cara C. Swanncr; two brothers, George T.

Umensetter of Milltown, and Dennis Umensetter; and six grandchildren. Arrangements: Gehlbach Royse Funeral Home, Georgetown. John Raymond Miller, 85, died Wednesday at Twinbrook Hotel Apartments. He was a retired employee of Clayton Lambert Manufacturing Co. in Buckner and a Navy veteran of World War II.

Survivors: a daughter, Diane Pennington of Fairfield, Ohio; two brothers, Ernest Miller of Middle-town, Ohio, and William Miller of Camden, Ohio; and two sisters, Martha Barnett of Camden and Etta Paul of Dayton, Ohio. Funeral: 10 a.m. Friday, Bear-grass Christian Church, 4100 Shelbyville Road. Burial: Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation: Ratterman's, 3711 Lexington Road, 6-8 p.m.

Thursday. Ruby Alfreda Mlnnls, 84, of 3213 Dinah Court, died Tuesday at Jewish Hospital in Shelbyville. She was a retired dietitian for the Lincoln Institute in Simpsonville. Survivors: two sons, Albert Min-nis III of Simpsonville and Dr. Bernard Minnis; a brother, Earl Handy of Howell, N.

a sister, Merdith Winston of Huntsville, seven grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday, Magazine Street Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1942 Magazine St. Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Shelbyville. Visitation: the church, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m.

Thursday. Arrangements: Baity's Funeral Home, New Albany, Ind. William G. Norrls 63, of 1101 Whitney died Tuesday at Methodist Evangelical Hospital. He was a native of Cape May, N.

and a retired warehouseman for General Electric Co. Survivors: his wife, the former Mary Abernathy; four sons, Daniel Alex, Tony and William G. Norris a brother, Bob Norris of Rochester, N. six sisters, Helen Bicldmen of Camden, N. Ruth Sweeten of Cape May, Sarah J.

White of Vidalia, Eleanor Walton of Salem, N. and Alice Bige-low and Patsy Miller, both of Wild-wood, N.J.; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral: 10 a.m. Saturday, Arch LOUISVILLE Dorothy Alexander, 79 Lllyon S. Belik, 93 Dorothy Mae Brown, 60 Garine Crouch, 85 Mabel Davis, 65 Leo E.

Day, 57 Carl E. Freeman, 75 The Rev. James Robert Gallagher, 70 Virginia W. Gibbons, 89 Margaret Dawson Greenwell, 74 Sister Agnes Mary Haag, 86 William T. Hayes, 85 Louis E.

Hibbs, 62 Nancy Lee Mlnson, 61 Reginald H. Houchlns, 60 (Story, this page) Booker T. Jones 83 Ruby J. Klrby, 65 Dorothy Mattingly, 67 Jacquelln R. May, 56 John Raymond Miller, 85 Ruby Alfreds Mlnnls, 84 William G.

Norrls 63 Bobby L. Richards, 68 David Searcy, 54 Isabello Dutschke Sherman, 76 Matt Smith, 71 Florence Teteman, 90 CORRECTED OBITUARY Herman L. Hall, 61 1224 Cherokee Road, died Tuesday at Parkway Medical Center. She was a native of Hodgenville, a retired employee of the old Sears at Ninth Street and Broadway, and a member of Highland United Methodist Church, Daughters of the American Revolution and the Filson Club. Survivors: a sister, Carolyn G.

Smith. Funeral: 10 a.m. Friday, Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Road. Burial: Red Hill Cemetery, Hodgenville. Visitation: 3-7 p.m.

Thursday. Memorial gifts: her church. Margaret Dawson Greenwell, 74, Jefferson Place, died there Wednesday. She was a native of New Haven. Survivors: a daughter, Ellen Dutschke; two sons, Joe Gary Greenwell of Radcliff and Don Rooney Greenwell; and six grandchildren.

Funeral: 11 a.m. Saturday, St. Catherine Catholic Church, New Haven. Burial: church cemetery. Visitation: Joseph L.

Greenwell Funeral Home, New Haven, noon-9 p.m. Friday and after 9 a.m. Saturday. Sister Agnes Mary Haag, 86, St. Catherine Convent, died there Monday.

She was a native of Seymour, and a member of the Religious Sisters of Mercy of the Americas for 60 years. She had taught at schools in Cincinnati; Nashville, Paducah; La Grange; and at St. Aloysius, St. William and St. Mary Magdalen schools in Louisville.

Funeral: 7 p.m. Thursday, St. Catherine Convent chapel, 1172 E. Broadway. Burial: 9 a.m.

Friday, Calvary Cemetery. Visitation: the convent, 1-6 p.m. Thursday. Arrangements: Barrett Funeral Home. William T.

Hayes, 85, died Wednesday at Suburban Medical Center. He was a native of Caneyville and a retired sales manager for Red Star Yeast Co. Survivors: his wife, the former Eula Rae Horn; a daughter, Evelyn A. Roney; a brother, Hilbert Hayes of Marysville, a sister, Goldie Shain; three grandchildren; and a great-grandson. Funeral: 10 a.m.

Friday, Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylors-ville Road. Burial: Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation: 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Memorial gifts: Home of the Innocents.

Louis E. Hibbs, 62, South Louisville, died Tuesday at SS. Mary Elizabeth Hospital. He was a retired salesman for Industrial Equipment Co. and Sherman Bros, and a Navy veteran.

Survivors: his wife, the former Rachel Hammond; two sons, Timothy W. and Daryl A. Hibbs; his mother, Mary L. Hibbs; and two grandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m.

Friday, Owen Funeral Home, 5317 Dixie Highway. Entombment: Louisville Memorial Gardens West Mausoleum. Visitation: noon-5 and 6-9 p.m. Thursday. Memorial gifts: American Cancer Society.

Nancy Lee Hinson, 61, died Wednesday at her home. She was the former Nancy Lee Lincoln. Survivors: her husband, Roger E. Hinson; six daughtors, Melissa Mann and Patricia Coleman, both of Oklahoma City, Leslie Jane Witteri, Constance Casey, Sara Smith and Holly Thompson; a brother, Bruce Lincoln; -a sister, Marian Joseph; and eight grandchildren. Funeral: 10 a.m.

Saturday, St. Bernard Catholic Church, 7500 Tangelo Drive. Burial: Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation: Ratterman's-Bardstown Road, 3800 Bardstown Road. 7-9 p.m.

Thursday and 2-9 p.m. Friday. Memorial gifts: St. Vincent de- Ford Motor Indiana officials to probe for cause of truck fires grew from a deep ethical search. "Those of us who participated in that war at any level recognize the gravity of what he was attempting," Michener said.

Hersey published 24 works of fiction and non-fiction, including 15 novels. His last book, KAn- tonietta," was published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1991. His first book, "Men on Bataan," was published in 1942 and gave his observations of the war. "The Wall," about the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto by the Nazis, came out in 1950.

In addition to "A Bell for Adano," Hersey's "The War Lover" was made into a movie and "The Wall" became a TV movie and a play. Hersey's books also include "A Single Pebble" (1956), "The Child Buyer" (1960). "The Algiers Motel Incident" (1968) and "Aspects of the Presidency" (1980). His longtime editor, Judith Jones, said a collection of Hersey's stories called "Key West Tales will be published in the winter. jury incidents In which Ford trucks caught fire, said Bryan Frank, a fire marshal's investigator.

On Friday, a fire developed in the dlescl engine of a Ford F-350 in Steuben County, and about two weeks ago fire broke out beneath the dashboard of a 1987 model F-150 pickup near Anderson, Frank said. The truck involved in Saturday's fire was a 1985 model with a gasoline engine, investigators said. Patti Gasper, 33, of Bluffton, told police the fire broke out after she switched gas tanks in the dual-tank truck. Frank said flames engulfed the truck within 30 seconds after Gasper pulled onto the shoulder. Gasper and three others in the cab escaped unharmed.

The dead were identified as her son, Nick Gasper, 8, and three Decatur boys: Marc Brown, 10, Benjamin Brock, 8, and his brother, Cory Brock, 6. LAWRENCEBURQ Raymond Stewart Perry, 63 LEBANON Brittany Leighann Clark, 2-year-old daughter of Bryan and Delanna Clark LEWISBURG Virginia Collins Vincent, 63 LIBERTY Jean Adams, 69; Jeffrey Cochran, 31; Herbert Don Cravens, 64; Barry Stephens, 26 LONDON Ada Nantz Evans, 66 LOVALL Lee Middleton, 70; Mary Lee Stewart, 82 MADISONVILlE Anna Lou Coleson, 80 MANCHESTER Vema Hoskins, 79; Jack E. "Butch" Woods 31 MAYFIELD Letha M. Tynes, 80 MONTICELLO George New 45 MORELAND Lee Auvis Moran. 61 MORTONS GAP Myrtle Katharine Underwood, 59 NANCY Aubrey D.

Bruner, 65 OWENTON Willows Copeland Link, 64 PADUCAH Lanell Mathls, 79 PAINT8VILLE Earl D. Robinson, 76 PIKEV1LLE Amanda Rose, 79 PRINCETON Bennett Brlnkley, 79; Ruth Murphy, 66 i REGINA Howard Eugene Meadows, 73 RUSSELL SPRINGS William Andrew Meece, 90 SHELBYVILLE Thelmi Carpenter Ware, 89 SOMERSET Elmer Riohardson, 63 VANCEBURQ Lucy M. Clark, 92 VERSAILLES Elizabeth Jewell Gaines, 78 WHITESBURG Jessie S. Wright, 73 WILLIAMSBURG William Joe Bryant, 71; Myra Ellis, 70; Lloyd Wilson, 90 Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS Fire investigators and Ford Motor Co. officials will meet today to examine the charred shell of a pickup truck, looking for the cause of a fire that killed four children Saturday.

State Fire Marshal Gene Goddard said yesterday that an independent laboratory has been hired to help determine whether a pattern exists with two other fires involving Ford pickups. At this point, it appears the fires weren't similar, he said. At Ford headquarters in Dearborn, spokesman John Spe-lich said the automaker routinely sends a representative to investigations of unusual incidents involving Ford vehicles. Since the accident on Interstate 69 near Anderson, investigators have confirmed two recent non-in KENTUCKY DEATHS BEAVER DAM Dexter Pitts, 60 BENTON James Walton Culp, 63 BOWLING GREEN Lizzie Mae Cox, 70 BRANDENBURG Lester H. "Buck" Thomas, 75 BROWNSVILLE Hallie Duvall, 66 BURKESVILLE Ethel Walker, 79 CADIZ Virginia Jackson Wallace, 74 CAMPBELLSBURQ Eullf Allen Roblson 69 CAMPBELLSVILLE Rodney Sullivan, 64 CORBIN Rollie Eaton, 62; Ruby Jenkins, 69 CUMBERLAND Rosa Lee Wells Eldrldge, 68 CVNTHIANA Harvie Wood, 41 ELIZABETHTOWN Ruby Leont Matherly, 73 EMINENCE Laura Kidwell Woods, 35 FRANKFORT William Kearney, 61; Eva Roberts, 75 GREENSBURQ James Franklin Montgomery, 58 HARDINSBURQ Oils Lucas, 68 HARLAN John Henry Ward, 68 HARR008BURQ Bessie Maerean Bernard, 63; Donese Lynn Preston, 29; Evelyn Jewell Semonls, 56 HAZARD Ruth Engle, 71 HOPKIN8VILLE Luella Barker, 89; Roy Austin DeBarry, 50 HYDEN Mary Esther Woods Morgan, 89 IRVINE Harrison Arvln, 63; Marie S.

Gardner, 65; Mabel Jane Lewis Lyons, 66 JACKSON LIIIK Vires, 96 French; three brothers, C. Frank, Tom and Jim Hall; nine grandchil-j i i I men; mm giem-granucniiu. Funeral: 11 a.m. Thursday, Evergreen Mausoleum chapel. Entombment to follow.

Visitation: Joseph E. Ratterman Son South End Funeral Home, 7330 Southside Drive, uuer a.m. mursuity. 1UI. Houchins' kin sought The University of Louisville Hospital is looking for the next of kin of Reginald H.

Houchins, 80, of 7900 Minors Lane, who died yesterday at the hospital. He had formerly lived at 1844 E. Hill St. and also in Brownsville. Anyone with information is asked to call the hospital's Department of Social Services at 562-3008 between 8 a.m.

and 5 p.m. i INDIANA DEATHS Ings, 84, died Wednesday. Funeral: 10 a baiuraav. tcon i-unara Home, junersonvi nn Visitation: 6 9 m. Thursday and 9 a.m.

-9 m. -Friday. FLOVDS KNOBS Ann Parrott Koestdr; 89, died Wednesday. Funeral: 1 p.m. Satur' day, SeabrooK Funoral Home, New Albany, Visitation; 3-9 p.m.

Friday and alter 9 a m. SJt- urday. MARYSVILLE Martha Helton, 80, died- Wednosday. Funeral; 2 pm. Friday, Crayson Now Washington Funeral Home.

Visitation: 5-9 p.m. Thursday and atter 8 a.m. Friday. NEW ALBANY Kenneth Doley, 72. died, Wednesday.

Visitation: Gehlbach Royse. Goorgolown Funoial Home, atter 2 p.m. Fri day. NEW ALBANY Botty J. Dunn, 45, died' luesuuy.

runeiai. a m. saiuroay, raul v-Shradet Funeral Home. Visitation: atter 6 p.rp. Thursday and 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

Friday. NEW ALBANY Sarah Connie 97, died Wednesday. Funeral: 10 a m. Saturday, Seabrook Funoral Home. Visitation: 2-9 p.m.

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