THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER, Danville, Kentucky, Thursday, April 25, 1985 The 1 a.m. EST, April 25 38 31 43 COLD 60 62 77 64 Temperatures Are Averaged 70 FRONTS: Warm- we ColdShowers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary The Forecast for 7 a.m. EST. April 26 30 40 COLD 50 60 Low 70 Temperatures 70 70 70 FRONTS: Warm Cold Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary 4 Weather forecast The National Weather Service forecasts generally clear skies for most of the country for Friday. Snow and rain are forecast from the Southwest to the western Plains.
Showers are forecast for the Southeast Plains. Rain is expected for northern New England. Convocation set at Centre College's Off-Campus Programs" will be the topic of the convocation lecture scheduled for May 2 at Centre College. Each year, Centre faculty and students participate in a number of offcampus trips designed to enhance on-campus studies by providing firsthand encounters with people, historical places and events from around the world. During the winter term, 1985.
Centre sponsored off-campus programs to the Soviet Union. Western Europe and New York City-Quebec. Canada. The May 2 program will feature students who participated in the three programs and the Centre faculty members who directed the programs Soviet Union: Dr. Michael Hamm, associate professor of history; Western Europe: Dr.
Robert Weaver, professor of music; New York City-Quebec: Dr. Milton Reigelman, associate professor of English, and Dr. Ken Keffer, assistant professor of modern languages. The program will be held in Weisiger Theatre, Norton Center for the Arts, at 8 p.m. There is no charge for admission, and the public is invited.
Hustonville low on water HUSTONVILLE Customers served by the Hustonville water district are asked to conserve water. City Clerk Shirley Maples said today that storage tanks are low due to dry weather and heavy use recently. Police news In Boyle County Burglary reported The Rev. David Witten of 107 Hill-N-Dale Drive told Danville police that a man broke into his apartment about 4:55 a.m. today, Officer William R.
Cox said. Witten said he was awakened by the intruder, who fought with him and then fled the scene, said Cox. Bicycle stolen Marzell Penix of 527 Russell St. told Danville Police Officer Bill Rigney Wednesday that his 10-speed bicycle had been stolen from the bicycle rack at Danville High School. Penix parked his bike at the school at 7:45 a.m.
When he returned at 3 p.m. it was gone, Rigney said. Investigation is continuing. In Lincoln County Man faces four charges STANFORD Sherman Jones, 29, of Bass Acres, Stanford, was arrested on four charges after an incident at the Stanford Police Department Wednesday. City Police Chief Don Young said Jones was charged with two counts of fourth-degree assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and abusing a 16-year-old juvenile.
Jones was lodged in the Lincoln County Jail. Young said Jones came in the police department and started abusing the juvenile. When Officer Kenneth Whittaker and Dispatcher Pat Robinson attempted to arrest Jones, he apparently assaulted them, said Young. The Advocate -Messenger The Advocate Messenger USPS 148-260 Published daily except Saturday and Sunday by Advocate Communications, 326 W. Walnut Street, Danville, Kentucky.
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By Mail (Zone 1-2) $68.25 Year Delivery Problems If you have a problem with delivery of your newspaper, call toll free numbers listed above. Paper replacement service available 5-6 P.M., Sundays 8-10 A.M. Lincoln Co. man dies in cycle wreck LOUISVILLE A Lincoln County native died Monday in Louisville from injuries received when the motorcycle he was driving was hit from behind by a truck hauling cement. David Lee Anderson 53, of 12602 Castle Road in Louisville died of multiple injuries at 2:45 p.m.
at Humana Hospital University. He had been taken to the hospital by helicopter after the wreck which occurred about 9:30 a.m. on Dixie Highway in Jefferson County. Anderson was the son of Clarence Anderson of Lancaster and the brother of Doris Spurlin of Crab Orchard. Jefferson County Police have charged an Oldham County man with reckless homicide and failure to stop and render aid.
A Jefferson County Police Department spokesman said today that a cement-hauling truck driven by John H. Jumper, 34, of La Grange, ran over Anderson's motorcycle from behind and then dragged the motorcycle about 250 feet. The spokesman said Jumper failed to stop after the accident. Both vehicles were headed south. Anderson retired three years ago after 22 years as a truck driver for Company.
He was a U.S. Air Force veteran and served in the Korean Conflict. Additional survivors include his wife, Ola Jane Rouse Anderson: four daughters, Anita Starrwood of Hermitage. and Frankie Anderson, Tonya Atkinson and Eleanor Anderson, all of Louisville: two sons. David Lee Anderson Jr.
and Moman Anderson, both of Louisville; a brother. Wayne Anderson of Nicholasville; two other sisters, Irene Dailey of Indianapolis and Luanna Moody of Louisville; and five grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Ormsby Heights Baptist Church, 2120 Lower Hunters Trace in Louisville. Burial will be in Hudson (Ky.) Cemetery.
Visitation is today at Owen Funeral Home, 5317 Dixie Highway, Louisville. Mary E. Haney Mary E. Haney, 95, of Danville died Wednesday at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital. Born in Caney on Aug.
1, 1889, she was the daughter of the late John and Nancy Morris. She was the widow of Will Cress Haney and was a member of the Pentecostal Church of God in Dayton, Ohio. Survivors include six daughters, Eunice Fleenor of Beckley, W.Va., Mrs. Lloyd (Bea) Woods of Cincinnati, Mrs. Ted (Mabel) Justice of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs.
Charles (Myrtle) Tudor of Louisville, Mrs. Nelson (Christine) Tudor of Danville and Betty Stokes of Fairborn, Ohio; a sister, Hattie Vance of Caney; a brother, Robert K. Morris of Mount Sterling; 23 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and four great -greatgrandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Meyer and Boehmer Funeral Home in Dayton, Ohio. Stith Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements.
Annye L. Royse COLUMBIA Annye Lee Royse, 82, of Arnold Towers in Danville died Wednesday at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital, Danville, after an illness. She was the mother of Moseill Breeding Jester of Danville. Mrs. Royse was a retired schoolteacher and the widow of Glyde W.
Royse. Born in Adair County, she was the daughter of the late John H. and Leona Branham. Additional survivors include a son, Philip S. Breeding of New Castle, six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m. (CT) Friday at PhelpsMcQueary Funeral Home, Columbia. Burial will be in Breeding. Visitation is from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
(CT) today at the funeral home. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Danville-Boyle County Rescue Squad. Harvey Carter HARRODSBURG Harvey Carter, formerly of Cornishville, died at 9 p.m. Wednesday at Thornton Rest Home in Harrodsburg. He was the widower of Ella Warner Carter.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Alexander and Royalty Funeral Home, Harrodsburg. Georgetta L. Coffman MORELAND Georgetta Lane Coffman of Hustonville Route 2 died about 9 p.m. Wednesday of natural causes at Casey County War Memorial Hospital in Liberty. Survivors include her husband, Jesse Coffman.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at W.L. Pruitt Funeral Home, Moreland. Raymond Curtsinger LANCASTER Raymond Curt- singer, 77, of Lancaster Route 2 died at 8:25 a.m. Wednesday at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital, Danville, after an illness. Born July 27, 1908, in Anderson County, he was the son of the late Alva and Mattie Durry Curtsinger.
He was a member of the True Followers of Christ and was retired from Royal Crown Bottling Co. in Danville. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Carrier Curtsinger; three sons, Joe Curtsinger and Lester Hensley, both of Garrard County, and Ray Curtsinger Jr. of Fayette County: six daughters, Mrs. George (Mattie) Weldon of Junction City, Almeda Curtsinger of Danville, Mrs.
Roy (Peggy) Douglas of Bloomington, Mrs. Donald (Mary Jane) Cox of Lawrenceburg, Mrs. Larry (Betty) Alexander of Hanson and Mrs. Scott (Judy) Zibell of Versailles; a sister, Georgia MAdams of Louisville; 25 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m.
Friday at Ramsey Funeral Home, Lancaster, by Keith Bailey and Al Goff. Burial will be in Lancaster Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Visitation is after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Andrew F. Paulson HARRODSBURG Andrew Francis Paulson, 83, of 775 New Dixville Road died at 1:55 p.m. Wednesday at James B. Haggin Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Oct.
2, 1901, in New York, he was the son of the late William A. and Alice V. Seekins Paulson. He was a retired clerk for Addressograph Multigraph Corp. in Cleveland, Ohio.
He was a member of Forks of the Dix River Baptist Church and the National Rifle Association. Survivors include his wife, Ruth L. Paulson; three daughters, Barbara Day of Lancaster, Shirley Sprague of Harrodsburg and Alice Powers of Albuquerque, N.M.; eight grandchildren; a greatgrandchild; three stepgranddaughters; and seven stepgreatgrandchildren. The funeral will held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Ransdell Funeral Chapel, Harrodsburg, by the Rev.
Bobby R. Brooks. Burial will be in Lancaster Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Staff Sgt. Bobby Joe Day, John Sprague, Tim Pennington, Joe Day, George Day, Van Statham and Troy Thompson.
Visitation is after 5 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Lincoln County marriages, property transfers Marriage licenses STANFORD Marriage licenses issued recently in the office of Lincoln County Clerk William Folger at the courthouse include: Jeffrey Darrin Peters, 19, and Products, Crab Orchard Route 3, and Linda Louise Hale, 20, unemployed, Crab Orchard. Frankie Joe King, 22, cook, Mitchellsburg. and Tina Marie Young, 16.
unemployed. Stanford. Stephen Earl Dean, 27, factory, Stanford. and Tammy Michele McMann, 22, ward clerk. Waynesburg Route 1.
Garrard County Property transfers LANCASTER Deeds filed recently in the office of Garrard County Clerk Shelton Moss at the courthouse include: William and Emma J. Hensley to Leroy and Elizabeth Sloas, .596 of an acre on White Lick Road. Cecil and Thelma Baker, Ernest and Rosetta Baker, Coleman and Laura Baker, Geraldine Baker, Lucille Lunsford, and Lida and Leo Malear to Joe W. Floyd, property on Nina Ridge and Paint Lick Creek. Evangeline and Billy W.
Conn, through James Sanders, special commissioner of Garrard Circuit Court, to Billy W. Conn, 28.5 acres on Gooch Pike five miles east of Lancaster. James and Wilena Crutchfield to James and Vonda Sowder, two lots in Southway Subdivision on U.S. 27 south of Lancaster. Jule and Melissa Philpot to David Omer, property on Herrington Lake and Ky.
34. Harold and Carol Montgomery Property transfers Deeds filed in the clerk's office include: Orville and Faye Tillett to Norma Manuel, .41 of an acre on Bill Lay Road and Austin Road. Gail Posey and Beth A. Cunningham to John Watson, property on U.S. 127 near Hustonville.
Mary Rowland to Bert and Fern Austin, 10 acres on HustonvilleMount Salem Road. Warner and Evelyn Taylor to Warner Taylor 1.39 acres on U.S. 27 near Halls Gap. Warner and Evelyn Taylor to deeds to Jim Walter Homes warranty deed for .55 of an acre, location not listed on deed. Smith earns scholarship Brent Smith, a senior at Danville High School, has been awarded a Kentucky Wesleyan College Presidential Scholarship.
He competed for the award in March at the college. Brent Smith Classified Ads are economical and easy to use FARM TIRE EMERGENCY? Phone Your PIT STOP Service Number 236-4762 GOOD YEAR Hustonville Road, 1509 Gardner Tire Center Danville Warner Taylor and Warner Taylor property on U.S. 27 and Ky. 1247 at Halls Gap. Gary and Eydie Sinkhorn to Randy Moser, two lots in Eaton Subdivision a mile south of Shelby City.
Winnie B. Ledford to Tom and Mary Simpson, 273.75 acres on Ky. 39. Bobbie Hammond to Joe Smith, .325 of an acre on U.S. 27 six miles south of Stanford.
Dexter and Brenda Todd to Curtis and Debra Todd, property on Weaver Road. Jimmie and Christine Roy to Rudolph and June Monroe, property on Ky. 70. Leona Smith, Marvena Smith, and Tommy J. and Carolyn Smith to Chester R.
and Euphemia E. Singleton, 100 acres on Carpenter's Creek Road. Floyd New to Floyd New and Vernon New, 40 acres on Somerset-Stanford Road. Willard and Betty Dunn to City of Stanford, 4.09 acres on Goshen Road and Logan's Creek for sewage treatment plant expansion. Billy and Faye Rice to Milton and Virginia Johnson, 1.1 acres on Rice Lane.
Herbert and Alta Harshbarger to Alta Harshbarger, division of the Gene Triplett property and property on U.S. 150 three miles east of Stanford. First Lancaster Federal Savings and Loan Association to Kenneth and Terry Lee, lot in Land-ofGoshen Subdivision north of Stanford. Leonard and Vivian Banks to Vincent and Martha Coppola, lot in Carpenter Heights Subdivision, Stanford. Marion and Joe A.
Naylor to Harmon and Mildred Burchett, .58 of an acre on Ky. 39. Glenn Alford Builders Inc. to Michael Hart, 19.612 acres on Skyline Drive. Edwin and Jewell Braley to Lisa Braley and William D.
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