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June 8, 1949 THE OWENSBORO, INQUIRER County School Budget Totals Teachers Elected (Continued From Page One) Lea Hicks, and Mrs. Robert Na- Anne Underwood, Cleophas M. Buck, Victorine Stewart, Mrs. Robert Coppersmith, William R. Vogel, Robert Gayle Pettit, Mrs.

N. E. Lloyd, Jack M. Hicks, Moss C. Hill, Everett Kirkwood, Norbert Ward, Mrs.

M. Bowman, Jamies Miss Neva, Nell Kenner, Thomas Sorrell, M. Gilmore, and Edwin Rogers. Elementary teachers--Mrs. J.

M. Robinson, Miss Ora Cecil Mackey, Miss Ruby Ellen Morgan, Floyd DeLacey, Mrs. Virginia Payne, Mrs. Winifred P. Wheeler, Miss Edna Mae Massie, Miss Carrie Sandefur, Miss Martine Payne, Mrs.

L. Long, Mrs. Lamar Riney, Mrs. Huston Bethel, Mrs. C.

P. Warner, Miss Lillian Mitchell, Mrs. Lillian Pate, Miss Eppie Wilcox, Miss Germaine Moseley, Mrs. LeRoy Bivins, Miss Marguerite Osborne, Mrs. L.

S. Clements, Mrs. Robert Holland, Miss Lorena Jackson, Mrs. Paul B. Starks, Miss Mildred Braner, Mrs.

C. E. Daugherty, Mrs. Lyman Head, Mrs. Emmett Hite, Harold Bell, Miss Betty Anderson, Mrs.

Herman Huff, E. H. Vanover, Mrs. Myrtis C. Warren, Miss Katheryn Barr, Miss Amy F.

Cook, Mrs. J. W. Dillehay, Mrs. Robert Coakley, Miss Thelma E.

Newman, Orville Sharp, Miss Marietta Ling, Mrs. Thurman Powell, Mrs. Elroy Cartwright, Miss Margaret C. Jett, Miss Jean Shifley, Miss Helen Winfield, Miss Ruth Fulkerson, Miss Lexie WalMrs. Mildred H.

Cheatham, Hilbert R. Taylor, Miss Jewell McGriffin, Miss Payne, Miss Clara Gill, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Freda, Frank Bean, Mrs. R.

A. Sherriff, J. C. Tanner, Miss Charlotte Eubank, Mrs. Inelle Mobbley, Robert Nation, Miss Ola Mae Graxe, Mrs.

Marvin Cole, Miss Orvetta Owsley, Mrs. Thurman Mills, Mrs. Harold Bell, Miss Carrie Graham, and Mrs. H. S.

Jackson. Secretaries- Mrs. LeRoy Tyler, Mrs. Jones, Miss Mary PALACE THEATRE 8th Poplar (White Patronage Only) "Owensboro's Newest and Most Modern Theatre" TODAY THURS. "SMART WOMEN" Starring Constance Bennett Brian Ahern PLUS "THE GOLDEN EYE" Starring ROLAND WINTERS As "CHAN" Also FLASH NEWS Doors p.

m. Continuous from 5:30 p. m. "Genuine Refrigerated AirConditioned For Your Comfort" tion. Janitors--Mitchell McMurtry, I.

C. Huston, J. M. Robinson, Hamlet Sandefur, Reat Harrison, Russell L. Poole, C.

L. Horn, Kenneth Howard, James B. Pruden, and Vern Sutherland. Lunchroom matrons-Mrs. Sam Riddle, Mrs.

Virgie Pate, Mrs. Wilbur Neel, Mrs. Sam Hawes, Mrs. Virgil Evans, Mrs. F.

L. Jenkins. Mrs. James H. Case, Mrs.

H. H. Best, and Mrs. Hale. Contract bus drivers -John W.

Coons. Roy Crady, Curt Crow, William Hayden, Clarence Leet, Moore, John Will Riddle, Clyde Roberts, S. M. Roberts, Hamlet Sandefur, S. E.

Thruston, Herbert and Mrs. Theodore J. County-owned bus drivers--W. T. Alford.

Estill Bartlett, James Bartlett, Witt Baskett, Charlie Chinn, Ernest Foster, Earl Gilmore, Noel Gray, Ernest Hale, Wallace Hall, Kenneth Howard, John B. Jewell, Harry M. Leachman, J. E. Ling, N.

E. Lloyd, J. A. Mattingly, W. G.

Mattingly, H. T. Miller, Harry Moseley, J. H. Onstott, Harvey T.

Reid, Joe Ridgway, H. C. Roby, Wilbur Simmons, E. B. Sinnett, and R.

L. Stinnett. Veteran teachers--W. E. McCormick, William Padon, Paul L.

Irish, Carol G. Wells, Thomas Cooper, Robert L. Coppersmith, Alonzo Ball, Thurman Powell, Moseley Cambron, W. T. Hooks, and Malcolm Moseley.

Maintenance man--F. I. Dawson. Mechanic-Thomas Jacobs. Playground supervisors -William man, Harold, Markham, Frank Vogel, Bell, R.

E. ChapBean, Ivan L. Russell, L. E. Wilson, Robert Nation, and Orville Sharp.

Break-down of the budget is as follows: Expenditures: Administration expenses, instruction, operation of school plants, maintenance of school plants, insurance, rent, buses, playgrounds, health, $87,826.68 tuition to other districts, new equipment and improvements, debt service, total, 246.68. Receipts: State per aid, (5,976 of school age other state aid, other revenue sources, other non-revsources, county tax enue income, bank shares tax, franchise corporations tax, poll tax, whisky withdrawals, total, 246.68. Other bidders on three new bus bodies were the following: Superior Body Works, Lima, Ohio, Charles H. Bunch com- Victory Theater CALHOUN, KY. Wed.

June 8 9 "SERGEANT YORK" Starring GARY COOPER Furnace inspection. Expert repair work on any FREE make materials of used. furnace. Phone Cost or based write on today. labor and "No More Shivering" The Williamson Heater Company: "Since installing our New Williamson Tripl-ife All-Fuel Furnace we have less work firing the furnace, we use less coal and there's no more shivering.

We're certainly thankful we learned about your company and its advanced thinking on modern heating Signed--Mrs. Ida Houk, Kentucky This ALL- FUEL Furnace Burns Gas, Oil, Coke or Coal SHEET WILLIAMSON STATE COMPANY METAL Monthly Payments To Suit Phone 1223 Owensboro, Ky. 720 East 18th Street 0 1094 NEW E. Second LOCATION St. NEW REDUCED LOAN PAYMENTS UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY Many can cut payments as much as on National's new refinancing plan.

Make a list of all your bills and arrange for a loan to pay them all and take up to 20 months to repay. Your present loans can also be refinanced, Have only one place to pay. You will like our prompt, friendly confidential loan service. For more details phone, write or come in today. NATIONAL LOAN CORPORATION Incorporated Office Hours 9:00 a.

m. to 5:00 p. m. E. Second Over Glenmore Clothing Store pany, Louisville, Truck Equipment company, Louisville, School Service company, Frankfort, and FeldhausSchwartz, $5,852.69.

Other bidders on two new chassis were Short Brothers, BirkLyon Motors, $3.180 and and Feldhaus-Schwartz, $3,342. Other bidders on one chassis, with bus trade-in, were Short Brothers, Birk-Lyon Motors, 180; and Feldhaus-Schwartz, 576.36. Salaries and bills approved for May totaled $27,983.07. MORTUARY Beverly Carol Alvey Beverly Carol Alvey, ten-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Alvey, 1202 Hall street, died at 3 p. m. Tuesday at the OwensboroDaviess County hospital, after several weeks illness. The girl was a fifth grade student at St. Joseph school.

She was a member of St. Paul's Catholic church. Surviving are her parents, five brothers, Douglas, Kenneth, Lee, Louis, Perry and Gene Alvey, grandparents, Martin Weaver, Utica, and Mrs. W. H.

Lyons, Hammond, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 7:45 a. m. Thursday at St. Paul's Catholic church, the Rev.

Peter Braun officiating, with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers: Honorary, cousins, Patty Ann Weaver, Dorothy Weaver, Earlene Clements, Martha Montgomery, Bernadette Fleischmann, and Lorene Fleischmann; active, William Weaver, Joseph Fleischmann, Jerry Johnson, Kenneth Conkright, Leroy Clements, and Joseph Tucker. The body is at the Owensboro funeral home. Alvey E. Howard Alvey E.

Howard, 54, died at 10 p. m. Thursday at his home, Route 4, Hartford, after a lingering illness. Born in Daviess county, Feb. 26, 1895, Mr.

Howard had lived in Orlando, Fla. until five years ago when he moved to Owensboro for two years, then to Bells Run where he had lived the past three years. He was a member of the Baptist church in Orlando. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Eliza Howard, Run; two brothers.

Roy Howard, Orlando, and McKinley Howard, Huntingburg, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at Bells Run church, the Rev. J.

D. Herndon, pastor of Buena Vista Baptist church officiating, with burial in Bells Run cemetery. Pallbearers: Gus Sharp, James Sharp, Alvey Martin, Virgil MarGoldie Sexton, and Claud Ambrose. The body is at the Haley-McGinnis funeral home. Mrs.

Susan Alice Higgs widow Higgs, who made Mrs. Susan, Alice Higgs, 83, her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Saltsman, West Second street, died at Lady of Mercy hospital at 3 p.

m. Tuesday, following several months illness. Mrs. Higgs was born in Nelson county, February 4, 1866, but had resided in Owensboro for the last forty years. She was a member of St.

Paul's Catholic church, and the Queen's Daughters. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs W. H. Saltsman, Mrs. Steve Shepherd, Mrs.

Starling Lambert, all of Owensboro, Mrs. Hayden Lyons, East Chicago, Mrs. John Jarnigan, Bowling Green, two brothers, Frank Bartlett, Floyd Bartlett, one sister, Mrs. Jennie Hardy, all of Daviess county, 25 grandchildren, and several greatgrandchildren. The body is at the James H.

Davis funeral home. No funeral arrangements have been made. Mrs. Anabel Glenn Rothley Funeral services for Mrs. Anabel Glenn Rothley, who died Monday her home, 1118 Werner avenue, were held at 10 a.

m. today at the James H. Davis funeral home, the Rev. W. H.

Russell, pastor of Woodlawn Methodist church, officiating, with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. S-Sgt. Harold W. Kincaid Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 p. m.

today for S-Sgt. Harold W. Kincaid, killed in action Nov. 26, 1943, on his first mission over Germany. The Rev.

R. L. Alexander conducted the funeral services at the James H. Davis funeral home. Burial was in Elmwood cemetery.

Members of the James L. Yates post, American Legion served as pallbearers. Frederick W. Hafele Cannelton, Ina. Frederick W.

Hafele, 81, died Tuesday at his home here after two and a half years' illness. Hafele was a retired carpenter. He also served as city weighmaster six years. He was a member of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church, where he was LEITCHFIELD ROAD DRIVE-IN TONIGHT "WEST OF GLORY" With Eddie Dean Plus Chap.

2 of "Phantom Rider" Thurs. "MY DOG SHEP" HELD OVER ITS GOOD FRANK FEHR BREWING CO. Inc. Louisville 2, Ky. CHA lay FEHR superintendent of Sunday School for many years and also taught adult Bible classes.

He was a member of Odd Fellows Lodge for 38 years. Surviving are daughters, Miss Pearl Hafele, Cannelton, with whom he made his home, and Mrs. Austin Hemphill, Tell City; brothers, Charles A. and Paul, of Cannelton; Walter, Peotone, and Arthur, of New Albany; sister, Mrs. Edwin Hodde, Cannelton.

The body is at Huber Funeral Home. Funeral will be Thursday afternoon, the Rev. H. G. Schoettle officiating.

Burial in Cliff Cemetery. Mrs. F. W. McCabe Mrs.

F. W. McCabe, formerly of Owensboro, died in Rochester, N. Y. at 12:25 p.

m. today. Survivors, are Paul the Froehlich, husband; two and Mrs. Thelma Phillips, Owensboro; eight brothers, Van, Tom. W.

J. and Lee all of Tulsa, Frank, and Henry, St. Louis, and Leonard, Concordia, Kan. The body will arrive sometime Thursday and be taken to the Delbert Glenn funeral home. No funeral arrangements have been made.

Ernest M. Kerrick Calhoun, M. Kerrick, 70, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Felix Collins, at Glenville, at 9:30 p. m.

Tuesday, following a long illness. He was a son of B. F. Kerrick and the late Jennie Wilhite Kerrick. Surviving is the daughter, one son, E.

C. Kerrick, Hammond, his father, B. F. Kerrick, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Kilborn, Colorado Springs, Mrs.

Walker, St. Joseph, one brother, Ada Kerrick, Daviess Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Glenville Baptist church, the Rev. Mitchell Bennett and the Rev.

Henry Schafer officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Owensboro. Pallbearers: Nephews. body is at the Muster funeral home in Calhoun. Mrs.

Mary Dosch Tell City, Mary Steinauer Dosch, 92, died Tuesday at her home in Ohio. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Steinauer, the first family to settle in Tell City in 1858. Her father came to this country from Switzerland, settled in Cincinnati, and was a member of the Swiss Colonization society which founded Tell City.

With his brother, Charles, they operated the first hotel here and later were engaged in the milling business now known as the Tell City Flouring mill. Mrs. Dosch is survived by three sons, Mike Dosch, of Denver, Carl and Joseph Dosch, of Cincinnati, and two granddaughters. The funeral mass was held in Cincinnati Wednesday morning. The body arrived in Tell City at 3 p.

m. Wednesday and was taken to the former Steinauer home to remain until Thursday morning when a service will be conducted at the residence by Rev. Theodore Vollmer of St. Paul's Catholic church. Burial will be in St.

Mary's cemetery. Russellville Has Explosion, Fire Russellville, June 8. (P--A fire and explosion here today destroyed the Riley and Stovall electrical shop and Stovall's shoe shop. The explosion blew out several plate glass windows in the front of the building. The walls of the brick building, flanked by the Southern Deposit bank and the Eagle drug store, collapsed within 30 minutes.

Heat from the flames drove telephone operators from their switchboards in the rear of the burned building, disrupting telephone service for 30 minutes. Fire Chief Milton Riley said the fire apparently had been burning for some time when the explosion occurred. Origin of the fire and explosion was undetermined immediately. The bank and drug store buildings suffered considerable roof damage from flying embers. Thurman Stovall, owner of.

the shoe shop and partner in the electrical firm, said several containers of bottled gas were stored in the building and may have caused the explosion. Owners of the property estimated damages at more than $30,000 and was covered in part by insurance. A A Thursday First Run In City The A of One Woman changed the lives of TWO MEN! "MY OWN TRUE LOVE' Melvyn DOUGLAS PHYLLIS CALVERT WANDA HENDRIX Also "Technicolor Special" "Color Cartoon" Holland New Head Of K. of C. Group R.

Miller Holland, was elected grand knight of the Owensboro Council No. 817, Knights of Columbus, at a meeting of the organization Tuesday night. He succeeds John F. Dunbar, and was elevated from the post of chancellor. Other officers elected are Robert Oberst, deputy grand knight; Walter Gordon, chancellor; William Howard, warden; J.

R. Pate, recorder; William T. Carroll, advocate; Spalding Clements, treasurer; F. Dunbar, trustee; Carl Clahn," inside guara," and Joseph outDishman and Herman Pickrell, side guards. Retiring officers other than Dunbar are: John C.

Grant, deputy grand knight; Blincoe warden; Hugh P. Aud, treasurer; Joseph Curran, trustee; Edward Frey, inside guard, and Ivo Hagan, outside guard. Pate and Carroll succeeded themselves. The council recommended reappointment of Guyost: he Aull has as held financial for 15 secretary, years. Heard About Town V.

D. Clark, official weather observer here, reported an early afternoon temperature of 82 degrees. This morning's low mark was 58 degrees. V. E.

Anderson, of the Anderson Manufacturing company, was the principal speaker at the regular noon meeting of the Rotary club at Hotel Owensboro today. Mr. Anderson spoke on business conditions in general, and discussed, in particular, some of the problems of his own manufacturing concern. He was introduced by William Armstrong, program chairman for the meeting. Sparks from a fire on the city dump were believed responsible for fire at 11:30 a.

m. today which damaged several line poles belonging to the Green River Rural Electric Cooperative corporation and which were stored on a vacant lot at Seventh and Moreland streets. Assistant Fire Chief Cecil Igleheart said it was thought sparks from the dump blaze ignited grass on the lot on which the poles were stored. R. C.

Whitaker, 21, 221 East Twenty-second street, received cuts and bruises early to da when an automobile he was driving struck a tree in the 2600 block of Veatch road. He was taken to the Owens- Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes Act now for fast relief from torture of piles. Don't wait another day. Apply Peterson's Ointment at once. This cooling, soothing, astringent formula has given joyful relief to thousands for 40 years.

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Miss Mary Feland Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Martin, 1802 McCreary avenue, will be grad-1 uated with a B. A.

degree June 12 from College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. Miss Martin, a fine arts major, is a member of Phi Mu sorority, Scarab club, and Dramatic and has cluble been active in campus theatrical productions. Sidney A. Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney B. Neal, of Owensboro, and a student at the University of Kentucky, was one of 101 U. K. students to receive commissions recently as second lieutenants in the United States army. The commissions were presented by Col.

G. T. Mackenzie, head of the U. K. department of military science and tactics, in a special ceremony held in Buell armory, headquarters of the university military department.

Miss Anna Blasberg, daughter of the late Rev. Daniel A. Blasberg, former pastor of the Zion EvangelReformed church here, received the Bachelor of Divinity degree from Eden Theological seminary, Webster Grove, Wednesday night. Miss Blasberg is the first woman in history to be a member of the graduating class of the seminary. River Stages Parkersburg 10.3 minus 0.4 Pt.

Pleasant 24.0 plus 1.0 Huntington 15.7 unchanged Portsmouth 12.3 minus 0.6 Cincinati 12.3 minus 0.2 Pittsburgh 16.6 no change Frankfort 6.9 minus 0.1 Louisville upper 17.1 plus 0.3 Louisville lower 10.3 minus 0.4 Evansville 9.9 plus 0.8 KEEP BUYING BONDS! Deason, 716 Crabtree avenue, June Ebelhar Fund The American Legion's Ebelhar Fund passed the $1,000. mark Tuesday night with report of an additional $42. James The L. fund Yates is being raised by the Post No. 9, American Legion, for Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Ebelhar who were burned May 4 in a gas explosion at their home. The fund: Previously reported $981.08 Hillman's 25.00 Elza Huff 2.00 Gipe-Payne Motor company 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Dollman 5.00 Total $1,023.08 NEW ARRIVALS Congratulations on the birth-At Our Lady of Mercy hospital, of: -a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniels, 1833 Daviess street, June 7. -a son, to Mr.

and Mrs. William Maddox, Philpot, Route 1, June 7. son, to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams, 728 Plum street, June 7.

-a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higdon, 115 West Eighteenth street, June 7. -a son, to Mr. and Mrs.

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