0 JANUARY 26, 1976 DANVILLE, ADVOCATE -MESSENGER, DANVILLE, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE City And Area Deaths Katherine C. Casey PERRYVILLE Conder Casey, 71, of Perryville, died at 7 p.m. Sunday at Haggin1 Memorial Hospital, Harrodsburg, after a long illness. Widow of Robert H. Casey she was a native of Washington County and a member of Perryville Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Robert Casey Jr. of Perryville; two grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and a number of and nephews. Funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Coyle Funeral Home with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. The Rev.
Charles Burress will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today. Wesley O. Milburn Funeral for Wesley Oscar Milburn, 80, of Danville, who died at 10:55 p.m.
Saturday at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital after a long illness, was held at 2 p.m. today by the Coyle Funeral Home, Perryville. The Revs. J. Willam Hall and Henry Hedgespeth will officiate and burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery, Perryville.
A native of Washington County, he was a member of Beech Grove Baptist Church and was a retired farmer. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Sidney Lowe of Mackville, Mrs. Edward Lester and Mrs. James Clark, both of Danville, and Mrs.
William Bricken of Perryville; five sons, F. W. of Junction, Melvin L. of Louisville, Eugene of Harrodsburg, Johnny and Roy Milburn, both of Danville; a sister, Mrs. Lilly Elliott of Louisville; a brother, W.
H. Milburn of Springfield; 23 grandchildren, 27 greatgrandchildren and six greatgreat-grandchildren. Mrs. Mary Owsley Funeral services for Mary Owsley, 595 McMillin Court, who died Saturday afternoon at Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital, will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Second and Walnut by the Rev.
Richard Hill. Burial will be in Hilldale Cemetery. Friends may call at Smith Jackson Funeral Home. Henry C. Sadler Mrs.
Elizabeth Stagg Sadler Joint services for Henry Claude Sadler, 78, and his wife, Elizabeth Stagg Sadler, 80, of 212 North Third who died Saturday, were held at 11 a.m. today at Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home with burial in Buffalo Springs Cemetery, Stanford. Serving as pallbearers were John H. West, John M. West, Bronson Denham, Boone Wheeler, Evan Edmiston, Paul Sadler and William C.
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Jerpey died Friday evening at a convalscent home in Covington after a long illness. She was a daughter of the late Mrs. Betty Bohon and a member of St. Paul AME Church. Survivors include a daughter, a son, two nieces, three greatnephews, 13 grandchildren, nine great and other relatives.
Services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. 4 at Cunningham Funeral Chapel with burial in Highlands Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 9 p.m. today. Betty Carson Minnie S.
Freeman HARRODSBURG Rites for Minnie Florence Sallee Freeman, 78, who died at 6:20 a.m. Sunday at the Haggin Memorial Hospital, following a long illness, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Randell Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Holbert Reynolds will officiate and burial will be in the Spring Hill Cemetery.
Born Dec. 31, 1897, Mrs. Freeman was the daughter of the late Andrew Jackson Sallee and Sarah Margaret Curry Sallee. She was a resident of 436 Price a member of the Bruner's Chapel Baptist Church and a waitress at the former Avalon Inn Hotel in Harrodsburg. Survivors include her husband, John Flem Freeman; four sisters, Mrs.
Nannie Carter, Mrs. Bessie Merriman, Mrs. Manulis Harris and Mrs. Herbert Robinson, all of Mercer County and two brothers, Robert and Gilbert Sallee of Mercer County. Friends may call at the funeral chapel.
John H. Christerson LAWRENCEBURG Herman Christerson, 86, Mike Street, died Sunday morning at Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington. He was the father of Robert Christerson of Mercer County and the brother of Mrs. McKee Coffman of Danville. A retired farmer and widower of Bessie Dennis Christerson, he is also survived by two daughters, two other sons, nine grandchildren, three stepgrandchildren and three stepgreat -grandchildren.
Services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Gordon Funeral Home here with burial in Burgin Memorial Cemetery, Mercer County. Charlie Lawson STANFORD for Charlie Lawson, 72, of Indianapolis, a native of Stanford who died at 12:30 a.m. in Indianapolis, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Beazley-Raney-Speaks Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Pine Hall Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. He was the widower of Mayme Lawson, and is survived by a daughter, Hazel Burton; a brother, Abe Lawson, and four sisters, Mrs. Albert Denny, Mrs.
Ditty Kessler, Mrs. Angie Bowler and Mrs. Frankie Cummins, all of Indianapolis. Charles E. Poff LEXINGTON (Spl.) Lincoln County native Charles Edgar Poff, 80, of 495 Sandal wood Drive, died Sunday at 2:30 a.m.
after a short illness. He was a son of the late Charles E. and Lula Davis Poff and a member of the Christian Church. Survivors include a son, a daughter, two sisters and eight grandchildren. Services will be conducted Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
at W. R. Milward Mortuary with burial in Lexington Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 9 p.m. today. Wanda W.
Stone GEORGETOWN Services for Wanda Williamson Stone, 45, who died suddenly Friday evening at John Graves Ford Memorial Hospital, were conducted today at Tucker Funeral Home with burial in Georgetown Cemetery. She was the sister of Mrs. Howard Hogue of Danville and Mrs. Harold D. Underwood of Lancaster.
She was a native of Scott County and a member of the Assembly of God Church, Other survivors include two sons' four other sisters, one brother, one aunt, three uncles and several nieces and nephews. MORELAND (Spl.) -Funeral for Holland Whitaker, 52, of Louisville, a former resident of Moreland, who died at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at Christopher Nursing Home there, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at W. L.
Pruitt Funeral Home. The Rev. Vance Singleton will conduct the services with burial in the Hustonville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3.p.m. today.
He was employed by. Ford Motor Company at Louisville and was the husband of Francis Hogue Whitaker. Also surviving a are seven sons, Greg of Somerset, Allen and Paul at home, and Ronnie, Leland and Gerald T. Whitaker, all of Louisville; four brothers, Curren and Wendell Whitaker, both of Drakesboro, and Grover and Sallee Whitaker, both of Phoenix, two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Knight of Drakesboro and Mrs.
Augusta Cottrell of Gary, and seven grandchildren. Holland Whitaker Divers Seeking Bodies BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) State police divers this morning were trying find the bodies of four persons who apparently drowned Sunday night when a pickup truck plunged into the icy New River Gorge. The apparent victims were identified as the driver, 74-yearold Issac Eller of Piney View in the Beckley area; his wife, Shirley Eller, 39; their son, 8- year-old Issac James Eller; and their daughter Rosella Eller, 10. A pair of state police divers were able to recover the truck Sunday night from the New River with the assist of a crane, but none of the people riding in the truck were found.
It was reported when the truck was recovered that the back window in the cab had been broken out, but that none of the bodies were inside the vehicle. Police said that one of the family members was able to leap from the back of the truck before it went through a guardpost and down a 30 foot embankment into the river. She was identified as Myrl Eller, whose age was not immediately released. She was listed in satisfactory condition in Appalachian Regional Hospital in Beckley last night. Officers theorize that the accident, which happened at approximately 6 p.m., occurred when the truck hit a high bank on W.Va.
19 about 10 miles east of Beckley and went out of control, going through the guardrail. Police said that there were apparently three people, Eller, his wife and son, riding in the cab of the truck, while the two' girls were in the back of the vehicle in sleeping bags. State police said that five divers were being used in the search for the bodies this morning. Two other separate traffic accidents Sunday claimed a pair of victims on West Virginia highways. police say a 26-year-old California woman died on W.Va.
73 north of Morgantown when the truck she was riding in lost its brakes and went out of control. The victim was listed as Donna Butler of Van Nuys, Calif. She was riding as a relief driver in the vehicle, which was being driven by 53-year-old Harry Armstrong of Reno, when its brakes went out on a hill. When it became ap parent that the truck could not be controlled, the two persons jumped out. The woman was dead on arrival at University hospital in Morgantown, while Armstrong was admitted to the hospital.
His condition report was not immediately released. Police say the truck went down the hill another 200 yards before coming to rest in the yard of a private residence after striking a tree. It clipped several sign posts, some picnic benches at a roadside rest stop, and the side of a Dairy Queen before being halted. Another accident took the life of a 24-year-old Clay County man who died in a head-on collision on W.Va 16 in Calhoun County. Police identified the victim as Ricky A.
Adams of Ivydale. Troopers said he was a passenger in a car driven by Ricky Dale Ramsey, 21, of Ivydale, when the vehicle collided on curve with a station wagon driven by Kenneth D. Metz of Sherman in Jackson County. NEW YORK a.m. Stocks ACF In AIRCO Inc Alleg CP Allg PW Alld Ch Alcoa 45 Am Airlin A Brands Am Can A Cyan Am El Pw A Home Am Motors Am Anchr Armco Ashl Oil 23 Atl Rich Avco Back Bendix Beth St Boeing Borden Chessie Chrysler Cities Sv Coca Col Col Gas Con Can Cont Oil CPC Int Crw Zel Curtis Wr 12 Dayt Pl Dow Ch Dresser duPont EasKD Eaton 34 Exxon Firestn Flintkot FMC Ford Gen Dynam Gen El Gen Food Gen Mot Tel El Ga Pac Tire Gillette 36 Goodrh Goodyr Greyhound Gulf Oil Hercules Inger IBM 255 Int Harv InNick IntTT JohnMan Joy Mfg 40 Koppers Kresges Kroger LOF 26 LiggMy LykeYng Mara 0 45 Marcor 31 McDonD Mead Cp MinMM Mobil Oil 53 NatStl NCR Cp Norflk Wn Occid Pet Ohio Ed Owen Ill Penn Cent Penney PepsiCo 75 Pfizer Phil Morr 58 Phill Pet Polaroid PPG In Pullmn Ralston 50 RCA Rep Stl Rockwl In Fe Ind Scott Pap Sears Shell Oil Singer Sou Pac Sperry St Brands Std Oil Cal Std Oil Ind Std Oil Oh Ster Drug Stu Wor 43 Texaco Timkn Un Carb Uniroyal US StI Westg El Weyerhr Whirlpol Woolwth Xerox Cp Sales 9,230,000 Wooden Check Pays For Move TENINO, Wash.
(AP) The town that gained fame by its issuance of "legal wooden money" in the early 1930s has again issued a piece of its hardgrained legal tender. This time it was a wooden check, 9 by 24 inches, for $30,000, presented in payment for work on the community's. Bicentennial project. The project involves moving a threatened historic railroad depot to the town's park and restoring the structure, before its scheduled dedication July as the community's museum and activity center. The town worked for more than two years to raise the money and the 322-ton stone depot was moved in one piece last Aug.
30. The project contractor was paid with the wooden check. Sam Harper in his new drug store. Grand Opening Planned Sam Harper, who has recently opened Harper's Pharmacy at the northwest corner of Second and Walnut Streets, adjacent to the Dr. Ephraim McDowell Home State Shrine, plans to have a grand opening of his new store within a few days.
Harper earned his BS degree in pharmacy at the University of Kentucky in 1967 and has been a pharmacist with Begley Drugs here for almost eight years. He is a native of Clinton, in Western Kentucky and played basketball for Coach Adolph Rupp at the University of Kentucky in 1962-63 and 64. He notes that among his teammates at that time were Scotty Livestock Prices Baesler, who is mayor pro tem of the Metro government in Fayette County, and George S. Atkins of Hopkinsville, who has recently been inaugurated as auditor of Kentucky. He plans to operate a general drug store and provide both counter and delivery service for prescriptions.
The main entrance to his store is from Second Street but it can also be entered off Walnut Street. He makes his home with his wife, Carol, and his two children, Paul, 7, and Sally, 4 on Cardinal Drive. He is interested in civic endeavors in Danville and active in youth affairs. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) USDA Cattle 2400; slaughter steers and heifers 2.00-3.00 lower; cows and bulls steady; slaughter calves and vealers steady; feeders steady; Slaughter steers choice 925- 1245 lb 37.40-39.90; good 870-1215 lb 33.00-37.40; standard and low good 27.50-33.00; Slaughter heifers choice 888- 1042 lb 38.00-38.10; mixed good and choice 856-941 lb 35.00-37.75; good 775-950 lb 27.75-35.00; Slaughter cows utility and commercial 23.00-26.00; high dressing 26.00-27.00; cutter 19.50-23.50; canner 16.00-19.50; Slaughter bulls 1-2 1100-1935 lb 27.50-32.75; Slaughter calves and vealers choice 150-270 lb vealers 40.00- 60.00; good 30.00-40.00; choice 300-500 lb calves 25.00-33.00; feeder steers choice 300-400 lb Do Something About The 30.00-34.75; 400-500 lb 31.00- 34.75; 500-600 lb 32.00-35.25; 700- 914 lb 33.00-35.50; mixed good and choice 300-500 lb 28.00-33.00; 500-800 lb 30.00-34.00; good 300- 500 lb 24.00-29.00; 500-600 lb 27.00-30.00; 600-840 lb 29.00- 31.00; standard and low good including Holsteins 300-500 lb 17.00-25.00; 500-700 lb 20.00- 28.00; 700-880 lb 21.00-29.00; heifers choice 500-720 lb 25.00- 26.80; mixed good and choice 400-600 lb 22.00-25.00; 600-700 lb 23.00-26.00; standard and good 300-500 lb 18.00-22.00; 500-800 lb 18.00-23.00; Hogs 1000; barrows and gilts 25-75 higher; 1-2 210-235 lb 50.75 51.00; 1-3 200-245 lb 49.75-50.75; 2-3 200-250 lb 48.75-49.75; 3-4 250- 270 lb 47.75-48.75; sows 50 higher; 1-3 330-575 lb 39.50-40.00; 2 3 300-500 lb 38.50-39,50; boars over 300 lb 36.00-36.75; Come out shining! Drizzles or downpour can't daunt the nonchalant good looks of these famous maker coats.
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