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The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 2

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2 THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER Danville Kentucky Wednesday ebruary 12 1986 hlpssasB kevii urowjps exV io 11 13 is K0 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 wrrv 2T 1 ice eepihg vEtes msSEEEi i WH MEhKJ V' Ek A Wbr inMlrBV: 1 BBO staff Photo hv Daniel Price Shootin the breeze Pool Room in Lancaster was the chosen gathering place on a cold riday afternoon last week for Elby Maupin left his cousin Robert Maupin center and John White The "semi retired" group as sitting near the front door discussing a wide variety of topics Deaths Dotie Gibson VINTON Va Dotie Douglas Gibson 76 of Vinton Va former ly of Boyle County died at 8 am Tuesday at Roanoke Hospital in Roanoke Va She was the widow of Olaf Gibson The Gibsons had owned Gibson arms on Lancaster Road and had lived there for several years She was a graduate of Paris High School and attended Eastern Kentucky University She was a member of the Methodist church in Vinton She was the daughter of the late AV and Dotie Ragland Douglas Survivors include a son Olaf Gibson Jr of Pulaski Va a daughter Mrs A Lawson of Vinton Va seven grandchildren one great grandchild and her stepmother Mrs AV Douglas of Danville The funeral will be held at 3 pm Thursday in Vinton Va Burial will also be in Vinton Lotts uneral Parlor Vinton is in charge of arrangements Leonard Meadows CINCINNATI Leonard Meadows 83 of 607 orest Ave died Monday at Bethesda Hospital after a long illness He was a native of Lincoln County Survivors include his wife Anna Mae Meadows two sons Jerry Meadows and Leonard Meadows Jr both of Cincinnati two daughters Barbara Rogers and Patricia Lane both of Cincinnati two sisters Lucille Harlan and Rachel Penman both of Danville 12 grandchildren and a great grandchild The funeral will be held at 1 pm riday at George Collins uneral Home 1309 California St Cincinnati Burial' will be in Cincinnati Visitation is from 6 to 9 pm Thursday at the funeral home Joe Wofford Joe Wofford of 713 East Drive died Tuesday at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital after a short illness uneral arrangements are in complete at Stith ineral Home Danville unerals Claude Burger Sr The funeral of Claude Burger Sr 83 of 305 Park Hills St will be held at 1 pm Thursday at Preston Pruitt uneral Home Danville by the Revs Cecil ultz and Rice Clark Burial will be in Parksville Cemetery Active pallbearers will be Ron nie Burger Cecil Burger Thomas Wilson Jr Mike Cooley Marty Warren Jr and Douglas Pike Honorary pallbearers will be Joe Wilson Barry Cooley and Dwayne Burger Burger died Tuesday after a long illness The family requests that expres sions of sympathy take the form of donations to Parksville Rescue Squad Arthur Simpson The funeral of Arthur Simp son 83 438 Dillehay St will held at 11 am riday at Stith uneral Home Danville Burial will be in Bellevue Cemetery He died Tuesday at his home after a long illness He was a tobacco warehouseman and had been sales supervisor for Danville tobacco warehouses or many years he and his wife ran Grocery on Dillehay Street He was also noted for his skills as a carpenter and had collected anti ques and junk He was a descen dant of the founders of Huston ville His wife Lettie Simpson and a son Lester Simpson preceded him in death He was the son of the late William and Mat tie Bell Huston Simpson Suvivors include a son Marion Simpson of Danville four grandchildren four great grandchildren several nieces and nephews and three sisters Annie Durham of Milford Ohio Edith Stretch of lorida and Ethel Roney of Danville Visitation is after 3 pm Thurs day at the funeral home The family requests that expres sions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Danville Boyle County Rescue Squad Hays Bright STANORD The funeral of Hays Bright 83 of Stanford Route 1 will be held at 1 pm riday at irst Baptist Church Stanford by the Revs Jerry Simpson and Ray mond Young Burial will be in Hilldale Cemetery Danville He died Monday at St Joseph Police news Hospital Lexington after a three month illness He was a member of irst Bap tist Church in Stanford and was a retired farmer He was a son of the late Dave and Maude Bright Survivors include a brother Wesley Bright of Stanford four nieces three nephews and 18 great nieces and great nephews Visitation is from 6 to 9 pm Thursday at the church Adams uneral Home Stan ford is in charge of arrangements Jack Downey HARRODSBURG A memorial service for Jack David Downey 38 of Washington County was held today at Mount reedom Baptist Church in Washington County by the Rev John McDaniels The body was cremated He died at 7:47 pm Monday at the Albert Chandler Medical Center Lexington after an illness Born Sept 16 1947 in Ypsilanti Mich he was the son of Ernest Downey of Mobile Ala and Mary Bartley Sallee of Mackville Route 1 He was a member of Mount reedom Baptist Church Additional survivors include three daughters April Morris and Dawn Morris both of South Lyon Mich and Linda Downey of Mancelona Mich three sons Jack Downey Jr of South Lyon Mich and Marcie and Michael Downey both of Mancelona Mich his stepfather Earl Sallee of Mackville Route 1 two brothers Kenneth Downey of Mishawaka Ind and James Downey of East Jordan Mich and a sister Vivian Denzel of Willis Mich Ransdell uneral Chapel Har rodsburg was in charge of arrangements James Manuel STANORD The funeral of James Manuel 68 of Stanford Route 1 was held today at ox uneral Home Stanford by the Rev Vola Brown Burial was in Manuel Cemetery Pallbearers were Eddie Roberts Rodney Robbins Larry Reynolds Dewayne King Donald Manuel and John Manuel Manuel died Monday in Lex ington after an illness In Boyle County Man accused of fleeing Dale Reynolds 21 of Liberty was arrested Monday in Junction City after a chase Danville police said Reynolds was charged with attempting to elude and driving under the influence of intoxicants after he was stopped early Monday morning by Junction City Officer Russell Preston police said A Breathalyzer test indicated blood alcohol level was 23 percent police said Cpl Jim Cloyd made the arrest eight for public drunkenness or alcohol related charges 13 for traffic violations and two for miscellaneous offenses The department also worked nine offense reports four traffic ac cidents and two burglaries during the month and wrote seven parking tickets Tuesday with third degree burglary and theft by unlawful taking over $100 police said Cochran was arrested at 5:25 pm Tuesday on Ky 70 near the western city limits of Liberty by county and state authorities He was lodged in the county jail Casey County Sheriff Carl Meece said the suspect was charged in con nection with a burglary and theft Monday night at the Phyllis Sharp residence on Ky 49 The house was entered while Mrs Sharp was away Someone stole three coats and a radio according to a report by State Trooper Ralph Mings and Casey County Deputy Sheriff Clyde Wesley who investigated the incident In Casey County Cochran charged in burglary LIBERTY Timmy ranklin Cochran 24 La Grange was charged Danville Boyle County Rescue Squad runs Transports made Saturday Monday Sheila Bates Centre was taken from EMMH to her Shmrwsnn and shnn Tuesday In Garrard County In Lincoln County hocntc IHcsscngcr I With Books 9 Call 236 2589 To Place A Classified Ad $520 Month $595 Month THE ANIMAL KINGDOM Postmaster: Send change of ad dress forms to The Advocate Messenger 330 ourth Dan ville Kentucky 40422 Monday Shpila Rafpa Cpntrp College was taken from EMMH to the Centre College infirmary by squad member Dean Geary Liz Johnston of North Carolina was taken from the Centre College infirmary to EMMH by squad members Donna and Rusty Towles Shepperson and Mike Thomas and was later returned to the infirmary Elvis Luttrell Autumnfield was taken from EMMH to Autumnfield by squad members and Towles Janet Bayne riendship House was taken from riendship House to EMMH by squad members and Towles Lula Crain riendship House was taken from riendship House to Dr office by squad members and Towles Ada Tipton riendship House Shepperson and Shepperson George Turner riendship House was taken to EMMH by squad members Shepperson and Shepperson Novella Alsman 498 Dillehay St was taken to EMMH by squad members Shepperson and Shepperson Ocia Snodgrass 216 Jefferson Ave was taken from EMMH to her residence by squad members Preston and Towles Robert Gilliam 667 Third St was taken to EMMH by squad members Preston and Towles Wednesday Mabel Bates Waynesburg was taken from the Palm Beach Co to EMMH Police issue monthly report STANORD Stanford police officers wrote 26 citations during January including three for driving under the influence of intoxicants Announces CHARTER MEMBERSHIP for your household pets BRING US INIS Delivery Problems If you have a problem with delivery of your newspaper call toll free numbers listed above Paper replacement service available Mon ri 5 6 PM Sundays 8 10 AM Mercer Co 734 7756 Casey Co 787 9872 Classified Line Ads 236 2589 Subscription Rates By oot Carrier By Motor Route By Mail (Zone 1 2) $7508 Year umc tnlrnn I7MA1U lancn iz uni ijiuimi IV IJCI residence by squad members Towles and Ralph Green Ora Benedict Autumnfield was taken from EMMH to her residence by squad members Towles and Green Stella Yates Autumnfield was taken from EMMH to her residence by squad members Green and Towles Cleone Banning riendship House was taken from her residence to EMMH by squad members Stanley Shepperson and Preston Tuesday Bertha Curtsinger ellowship Home was taken to EMMH by squad members Auditions for musical rescheduled HUSTONVILLE Auditions for the ARK musical in have been rescheduled for 3:30 to 6 pm riday at Huston ville Elementary School Any area child is eligible to audition If school is canceled riday the auditions will be held Tuesday through Wednesday by the Danville Boyle County Rescue Squad include the following: Saturday Peggy Cornett Junction City was taken to Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital and later returned to her residence by squad members Dale Knight Lennie Shepperson and Michael Pay ton Marcella Swearingen ellowship Home was taken to EMMH by squad members Knight and Hillard Preston James Key 311 Highland Court was taken to EMMH by squad members Preston and Shepperson James Lynn 136 Wilderness Road was taken from Rose's department store to EMMH by squad members Dwayne Hampton and Patsy Shepperson Homemaker meetings changed The Shakertown Road Homemakers have canceled their ridav meeting 1 The Parksville Homemakers have rescheduled their Thursday meeting for next Thursday The Advocate Messenger USPS 148 260 Published daily except Saturday and Sunday by Ad vocate Communications 330 ourth Street Danville Kentucky Second class postage paid at Danville Kentucky The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication and not otherwise of all news dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news publish ed herein All rates include The Kentucky Advocate published Sundays Mail orders cannot be accepted in areas where carrier or motor route delivery is available To Subscribe or place News Items phone toll free: Boyle County 236 2551 Garrard Co 792 4245 Lincoln Co 365 9114 Theft reported Agricultural Sales and Service Hustonville Road reported on riday the theft of a 32 inch three point hitch rotor tiller valued at $400 A small brown truck was seen leaving the parking lot with the tiller loaded in me oacK Danville police said Officer Robert Williamson is investigating the incident Man arrested for forgery James Worthington 19 of 117 Bruce Court was arrested and charged with second degree forgery Officer Robert Williamson made the arrest Lancaster man charged LANCASTER Mark Shannon Hoskins 19 of 111 Myers Court has been charged with assault and terroristic threatening He was arrested Saturday A complaint signed by Ricky Shearer of 308 Main St Stanford alleged that Hoskins had struck and threatened to kill Shearer The alleged incident occurred at Mini Market in Lancaster according to a police report 328 West Main Street Danville from 'ooming call nnoi UnB Poad in Danville a Say It uf1 The I'1 1 i I i I I I I 11 i 11.

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