MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1960 SIXTEEN THE PADUCAH SUN- DEMOCRAT Four Are Killed As Truck Hits House CARBONDALE, Sept. 19 UP -A tractor -trailer from a roving carnival went out of control on a steep hill today, crushed an oncoming car and smashed into a house, setting it afire. Three adults and one child were killed. No one in the house--occupied by Thomas Moffitt, at 4 Canaan reported hurt. The fire, touched off by flaming gasoline, WAS under control within an hour.
Two adults and a child riding in the truck, and the driver of the automobile, were killed. There were no immediate identifications. The carnival played at the Wayne County Fair in Honesdale last week and was en route to a new stand. Canaan Street in Carbondale near the end of a long, narrow, twisting road down Salem Mountain from Honesdale. The automobile was registered to Edward Styles, Archbold, but police were not certain who was operating it.
A grove of American oak trees near Yotsuya-mitsuke, Japan, elry when Mel was guest of a trace their origin to acorns 100 librarians and trustees from 30 Southern Illinois communities atof Laguna Beach Marines. picked up from the lawn of Mt. among group tending the conference which was concerned chiefly with problems of service The stunt grew out of another Vernon, George Washington's phone call last year. home in Virginia. to the local community.
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21 METROPOLIS DELEGATION--A Metro polis public library delegation attending the third annual Southern Illinois Library Trustees' Conference at Giant City State Park discusses the library's community service problems with Harold Rath, right, state regional librarian at. Southern Illinois University. Representing the Metropolis library were, from left, Mrs. John R. Kidd, a trustee; Mrs.
J. H. Henderson, librarian; and Mrs. Troy Crosier, assistant librarian. They were Real, Estate For Sale HOUSES FOR SALE home.
All modern, J. E. Bruce, miles north of Bandana. HOUSE, livable but not finished and 1 acre of ground. south of Lone Oak.
$2,500 quick sale. Inquire Chandler's Market, Lone Oak. MODERN 6 room house, 1 mile from town, Dial 442-5809. KEVIL-7 room house and bath. garage.
8. lots, good water. shade and fruit trees. Rolla Walker. HO 2-4526.
NICE location- 3 bedroom home. Pay owner equity and assume V.A. loan. 2936 Clay. Dial 443-4641.
NEAR FARLEY- One 4 room house, no bath: one 6 room house, 2 baths. Dial 442-4595, days. BY OWNER 3 bedroom home. Small down payment and assume payments at interest. Dial 443-7405.
IN CONCORD School District. Modern 3 bedrooms. Gas heat, fireplace in living room. Garage and other outbuildings. acres.
$13,850. F.H.A. Dial 443-6863 after 4 p.m. BY OWNER 5 room house, $9,500. 703 N.
36th Street. Dial 442-0708. MODERN 2 BEDROOM home. lot. Gas heat, water, Outside city, Highway 60 East.
Terms. Dial 443-7192. HOUSE AND LOT. 415 Jackson. Extra lot.
Cheap. 4 ROOMS and bath, living room and kitchen fully furnished. 147 Clements. 5 ROOM house, 2 acres of ground, plenty of outbuildings. Hovekamp Road.
Dial 444-7332 days or 898-2683 nights. 3 BEDROOM house, Harris Road. Full size basem*nt. Lighted tennis court. Fruit trees.
Dial 444-7370. 3 BEDROOM house for sale or trade equity for house trailer. Dial 442-4175. LOTS FOR SALE Improved- Restricted West End Residential Sites CONRAD HEIGHTS Dial 444-7044 1215 Friedman Lane Lots For Sale HARRY ROSS SUBDIVISION 14 mile east Lone Oak School. Call 443-2308 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Also acreage BUSINESS lots for sale. Lone Oak, 80'. frontage and 421 S. 6th. Dial 442-5391.
Peaceful Acres Estates Business, Residential Lots U.S. 62, .2 miles from Calvert City. Velvin Smith. EX 5-4803. BEAUTIFUL Bellemeade lots in Clark, Brazelton School district with city utilities.
Dial 443-1020. ROLLING HILLS joining Lakeview Drive near Lone Oak. Dial 444-7619. 5 ACRES of land for sale on Childress Road. Dial 443-6042.
RESORT PROPERTY -50-A MODERN LAKE cottage for rent by week or month. Furnished. Dial 443-4172. FARMS FOR SALE -51 19 ACRES near Ragland school. Good land.
4, acres branch bottom. Burley base. Good 5 room house. Screened-in back porch. Plenty of outbuildings.
Running water. Dial CAnal 4-2613. Auctions DIAL THE AUCTIONEER 444-6792 AUCTIONEER Auction a specialty for over 40 years. National auctioneer. Roy J.
Draper Real Estate and Auction Company, 2405 Washington. Dial 443-3196 days, nights, Sundays and holidays. For a better auction see COL. GEORGE SPARKS, JR. AUCTIONEER -Paducah.
Dial 443-1809 Notice PURSUANT to the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the undersigned do hereby make known their intention to apply for license to dispense distilled spirits and wines by the drink, also beer at retail. Name and address of premises for which license is sought: Cabana Club Corporation, 2041 South Beltline, Paducah, Ky. JOHN CASKEY, Pres. Route 5, Berger Road, Paducah, Ky. CHARLES M.
KITTLE, Vice 2563 Summer, Memphis, Tenn. M. E. CLEMENTS. 2559 Summer, Memphis, Tenn.
ON AND AFTER this date, September 18, 1960, we will not be responsible for any other debts than those made by us personally. Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Story, Kevil, Route 3.
TVA Will Sell Power Bonds KNOXVILLE, Sept. 19 (P) -The Tennessee Valley Authority today announced plans to sell $50 million of power bonds at New York City November 15. The offering will be the first under 1959 federal legislation which authorized TVA to issue up to $750 million of bonds outstanding at any one time. Proceeds will be used to help finance construction of new generating capacity in the Tennessee Valley. Notice TREASURY DEPARTMENT, INTERNAL SERVICE: Notice is hereby given that on September 10, 1960, one 1957 Ford 2-door Sedan, Serial No.
B7FG186135, with accessorles, was seized in Graves County, Kentucky, for violation of 26 U.S.C, Section 7301. Any person claiming an interest in said property may file a claim and deliver a $250 cost bond or petition for remission or mitigation of forfeiture with the undersigned, on or before October 19, 1960, otherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of according to law. L. A. McCane, Supervisor in Charge, Alcohol and Tobacco Room 402 Federal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of Mrs.
Pearl Price, deceased, or persons indebted to said a estate, will make settlement with the undersigned on or before December 12, 1960. Signed 2708 Harrison, ON AND AFTER this date. September 18, 1960, I will not be responsible for any debts other than those made by me personally. Freddie W. Babb Paducah Route 5.
Funeral Directors Roth Funeral Chapel 5th Monroe Dial 443-4556 Harris Funeral Home 302 6th St. Dial 442-2701 Lindsey Funeral Home 226 N. 4th St. 443-2489 MONUMENTS MONUMENTS BEASLEY Marble Granite Co. Near Union Depot.
Dial 443-3040 PADUCAH GRANTTE CO. MONUMENTS J. Y. Bannon-W. H.
Johnson 402 S. 3rd Dial 443-1550 Rock Of Ages Dealer Funerals CRAYNE, Thomas 83, died at 6:45 a.m. Monday at his restdence in Lone Oak. Survived by two sons; -one sister, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Harris Funeral Chapel, Rev. E. Thach, Shauf officiating. Burial Kenton Cemetery. JOINER, Ira' Louis, 58, 1413 North 12th Street, died at 11 p.m.
Saturday at Illinois Central Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. Survived by wife, two sons, one sister and two grandchildren. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Broadway Baptist Church, Rev. B.
B. Buckingham officiating. Burial in Maplelawn Cemetery. Lindsey Home in charge of arrangements. FARMER, Andy Gilbert, 58, Paducah Route 6, died at 10:20 tist p.m.
Hospital. Saturday at Survived Western by Bap- wife, one sister and two cousins. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Rev. W.
O. Parr and Rev. O. E. White officiated.
Burial was in the church cemetery. Roth Funeral Home was in -charge of arrangements. TERRELL, Miss Mildred, 516 Kentucky Avenue, died at 1:15 p.m. Sunday at Lourdes Hospital. Survived by two sisters, one brother, one nephew and two nieces.
Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church, officiating. Rev. Burial J. F.
G. Hopper in Oak Grove Cemetery. Roth Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. THOMPSON, Claude 78, 525 Martin Street, died at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Survived by one sister and one brother. Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Kennedy Funeral Home, Rev. Pete Keeling officiating. Burial in Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery, Graves County. WOOD, Cole, 45, died at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at his residence in Benton, Ky. Survived by wife, one daughter, one son, four brothers, one sister, two halfbrothers and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Monday at New Harmony Baptist Church, Rev. D. Lowery and Rev. Jack Doom officiated. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
Filbeck and Cann Funeral Home, Benton, was in charge of arrangements. come Prescription filling is not "just a side line" with us -it is the first order of business in our store. You are invited to take advantage of our prompt and complete prescription service. Lang Bros 213 Broadway Phone 442-3561 The Record BIRTHS At Western Baptist: Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Reed, Contest Road, a girl, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gilbert, 2423 Madison, a girl, Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. Arrie Light, 716 Harrison, girl, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Langston, Elmwood Court, a girl, Saturday, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Joe Ford, West Paducah Rt. 2, a girl, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sanders, 1349 Friedman Lane, twins, a girl and a boy, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Donaven K. Schoonover, 2914 Jefferson, a boy, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Payne, 627 Finley, a girl, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald H. Brooks, 3320 Central a boy, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crotser, Paducah Rt. 8, a girl, Sunday, At Lourdes: Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, Paducah Rt. 6, a girl, Sunday. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to Western Baptist: Norman C. Becker, 2629 Adams; Miss Vickie J.
Watkins, 2809 Old Mayfield Road; Mrs. Clark Williams, Metropolis "Rt. Mrs. Lynn Teetors, Wickliffe; Mrs. Billy M.
Frazier, Kevil Rt. Mrs. Homer Gregory, Benton; Mrs. E. Charles Geittmann, Metropolis; Will Williams, Murray Rt.
Rev. Wade F. Cunningham, Grand Rivers; Mrs. Juanita Morris, Wickliffe: M. Fowler, 3100 Alpha Drive; Mrs.
Conrad Brewer, 912 Lorine Lane; W. Amos Sweet, 1104 Markham Miss Lynn Ann Vaughn, 242 Alameda Drive; Mrs. Mary Gupton, 207 Iowa; Mrs. Anna Lea Seavers, 1036 Nelson; Mrs. Nora Dedmon, Crutchfield Rt.
Mrs. John A Perry, 1008 S. 28th; Mrs. E. C.
Glisson, Arlington; Mrs. Hettie Purdom, 303 Charleston; Mrs. W. B. Stone, Benton Rt.
Thomas Lee Norwood, Paducah Rt. Mrs. Leon Riley, Benton; L. Beasley, 114 Nolan Drive; Mrs. E.
Holland, Paducah Rt. 7: Clarence P. Burnett, Ritz Hotel; Mrs. J. Marshall Bailey, 1820 Bridge; Marvin D.
Dowdy, 1158 Miller; Paul Rowland, 2545 Madison; Mrs. Ozelle Rodgers, Mayfield; Ronald P. Bazzell, 605 Columbus; Mrs. Robert Russell, Kevil Rt. Letcher T.
Bumpous, Wickliffe. Dismissed from Western Baptist: Mrs. William E. Hamilton and infant, Benton Rt. 6: Mrs.
Evan Pennington and infant, Metropolis; Mrs. Jerry Mohr and infant, Metropolis; Mrs. Clifford Fortney and infant, Grand Rivers; Mrs. Raymond Riddle, and infant, 502 S. 6th; Mrs.
Owen Neely and infant, Brookport; Mrs. John Jewell and infant, Paducah Rt. Mrs. Harold Griffin and infant, Paducah Rt. Mrs.
Alvin G. Fisher and infant, Bardwell; Mrs. Jerry Reed and infant, Contest Road; Mrs. Mary Belle Peyton, Kevil Rt. Mrs.
Mollie G. Smith, 2518 Jetferson; Mrs. Howard Pember, Mayfield Rt. Mrs. Leonard A.
Powers, Boaz Rt. Howard I. Huff, 145 S. Concord Mrs. Hubert Boulton and infant, Paducah Rt.
Louis K. Tick, 3653 Forest Circle; Mrs. Kenneth Stevens, Bandana; Mrs. Carl Cox, Grantsburg, Mrs. Billy M.
Cooper, Melber Rt. Robert Edding, Boaz Rt. William B. Dunn, Benton Rt. Miss Vickie J.
Watkins, 2809 Old Mayfield Road; Mrs. Carl Thomas Parsons, Bandana; Lewis Christian, Kevil Rt. Douglas Dillon, Mayfield; Mrs. William Martin, 203 Broadway; Mrs. Early Henson, Benton; Mrs.
J. T. Rudolph, 2200 Harrison; Mrs. William D. Farmer, Marion Rt.
Thomas M. Rice, Joppa, Earl M. Hodges, 2423 Park Charles Steven McQuigg, 2735 Clay; Shelly Johnson, Calvert City; Mrs. Taylor Arington, Barlow: Miss Peggy June Rudolph, McKenzie, Mrs. Violet B.
Purcell, Paducah Rt. Mrs. Willard Pace, Paducah Rt. Mrs. John Shelton, 904 Lone Oak Road; Mrs.
Carleton Roach, 604 Locust Drive: Mrs. Charles Geittmann, Metropolis; Rev. Wade F. Cunningham, Grand Rivers; Mrs. S.
W. Watson, Kuttawa; Mrs. Homer H. Story, Kevil Rt. 3: Mrs.
Charles Trainer, Bardwell Rt. Charlie Gillen, Old Mayfield Road; Mrs. Charles Sullivan, Paducah Rt. 5: Charles E. Lindsey, Kevil; Mrs.
Albert Brooking, Kevil Rt. Mrs. Areba D. Bazzell, Smithland; Mrs. Donna Kay Lanham, Salem; Mrs.
Arrie Light, 716 Harrison: Homer Gregory, Benton: Mrs. Conrad Brewer, 912 Lorine Lane; Miss Lynn Ann Vaughn, 242 Alameda Drive. Admitted to Lourdes: Joe Earl, Calvert City: Will Barrick, Smithland; Mrs. Ray Sullivan: Paducah Rt. 3: Mrs.
James 'Brumlow, Paducah Rt. 6: Joseph Nemeth, Yellowstone National Park, Albert Ayers, North 8th; Mrs. Bryce Waynick, 702 S. 11th; Aggie Chism, 775 Levin Mrs. Robert Ford, Cairo, Mrs.
James Walker, 2305 Powell; Mrs. Claude Tapp, 313 Harahan: Milton Ford, Eddyville; John Fisher, 1029 N. 11th; Mrs. Noble Clark, 2843 Washington; Mrs. Walter Owen, Metropilis; Mrs.
James Traughber, 1730 N. 11th; George Flournoy, Kevil. Dismissed from Lourdes: Mrs. Vernon Giltner and infant, Brookport; Mrs. Jessie Green and infant, 428 Kincaid; Mrs.
Fritz Metzger and infant, Old Mayfield Road; Mrs. Wilburn Wallis and infant, 631 Finley: Mrs. Charlies H. Wilson and infant. 742 Harrison; Mrs.
Robert Durall and infant, Calvert City; Mrs. Don Stark, 935 N. 23rd; Bobby Wilson, West Paducah; Prentice Scott, 313 Madison; Mrs. Thomas Rudolph, Kevil; Mrs. Lonnie Ringstaff, 427 Flora Billy Joe Ridley, 513 N.
5th; Horace Reed, 1105. S. 6th; William Parks, 2302 Maple; Mrs. Bird Middleton, Paducah Rt. J.
Henry Mayes, Marion; Mrs. Hezzie McCallister. La Center; Miss Mary Catherine Hite, 251 Sycamore; Albert Wright, 1414 N. 8th; Mrs. George Foster, Burna; Mrs.
Rulie Elliott, 1039 N. 12th; Mrs. James Brien, Benton; Mrs. Rudy Bolen, 427 Ashbrook; Mrs. Paul Bell, Dixie Mrs.
Agnes Bohanan. Monroe; Mrs. James Garland, Paducah Rt. Mrs. H.
C. Harper, 106 Louisiana: Otto Holt, Bardwell: Johnnie Hook, Kevil; George Mealer, Simpson, Aaron Neblett, 1430 Blow Ave. Mrs. Thomas Satterfield, Calvert City; Mrs. Euna Smith.
2005 Yeiser: Mrs. Effie Stewart, Salem; Jack Wilson, 4025 Buckner Lane. Good 'Ol Mel Gets First Call PEORIA, Sept. 19 UP) Peoria's telephone system switched over to direct dialing operation Sunday, and guess who received the first direct-dial call from the West Coast? Good ol' Mel. At 2:01 a.m., one minute after the new system went into effect, Melvin Miller, star of the recent "Mel Miller Week" on the coast, received a telephone call from Mayor Riddle of Laguna Beach, Calif.
Miller said he and the mayor reminisced about the recent rev-.
