The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 24

SECTION 2 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1941. WMott Clamorous "Hosiery" A 'Motet" ThU Side of Hollywoodmma City and County Statistics WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS On Sale Friday and Saturday THESE BARGAINS ville Taxlcab Transfer Co. et damages. J. T.

Robertson, attorney. i five-year separation: married September I 27. 1915; no children. $90 79c All $3.00 Pigskin CLOVES All $2.00 Kid CLOVES Now All 85c Fabric CLOVES Now All $1 Costume CLOVES Now Rabbis Announce Sermon Subjects "Freedom, for Whom?" is the sermon subject announced by Rabbi Solomon N. Bazell for services at 7:45 p.m.

Friday at Congregation B'rith 'Sholom. A sermonette will be delivered to the children at 10 Saturday. Other congregation sermon topics are: Congregation Adath Jeshurun, 8 p.m. Friday, Rabbi J. J.

Gittle-man, "Immortal Judah 9 a.m. Saturday, "My Servant Jacob." Keneseth Israel Congregation, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Rabbi Fl. I. Brilliant, "The Future of Judaism." Congregation Anshei Sfard, 8 p.m.

Friday, Rabbi Charles B. Chavel, "The Three Greatest Jewish Minds of Modern services at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. $48 MINK-STRIPE CONEY PUR COATS 2-TIIREAD, 51-GAUGE CREPE HOSE All Shades 79 All Sizes 3 and 4 -THREAD CREPE HOSE 59e 69e 49 33 Value On 4th Street All $6.00 FORMALS Now All $5.00 SILK DRESSES $298 tp Sloop I Veils Our Specialty, HUBER-HERRICK HDW. Third Street Opposite Grandest Fur Coat All $25 Fur JACKETTES Now All $12.00 Win-ter COATS Now $6 90 Bobbs 564 5.

4th Wedding Dresses o) B. BELKER GROCERY CO. IS. E. CORNER PRESTOX AND JEFFERSON T.OI'ISVII.I.K'S LARGEST INDF.PFWPf MT rt'T-RATK CJUnrrHY FREE PARKING ACROSS STREET FROM STORE Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neuritis pain, try this simple, inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using.

Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound, two-week supply, today. Mix it with a quart of water, add the juice of 4 lemons. It's easy. No trouble st all and pleasant. You need only 2 tablespoonfuls two times a day.

Often arithln 48 hours sometimes overnight tlendid results are obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, return the empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try, as it is sold by your druggist under an almnlnia money-back euaran- tee. Ru-Ex Compound is for sale and recommended hy Tavior's, waigrei and drug stores everywhere. (Adv, 2fiai)31 Edna V. Harris vs.

Thomas Harris; divorce. Horace M. Barker, ttorney. 2032 William T. Burch vs.

Clar ence J. Rteuerle; on petition. H. M. Morton, attorney.

26303! Petition fnr advice. G. C. Burton and M. C.

Werle. attorneys. Births William and Helen A. Zorn. 2113 Dumesnil, boy, January 27.

Thurman and Mary B. Both, 2S58 Griffiths, twin boys. January 21. Henry S. and Stella May C.

Parker. West Point, boy, January 5. John D. and Margaret W. Obernelr.

1604 Stevens girl. January 10. Deaths Theodore J. Clancy. 73.

1315 S. 4th, January 22, uremia. Albert S. Dietman. SO, 481S S.

3d. January 2.1, pneumonia. Howard C. Grlswold. 73.

2425 Chero kee Parkway, January 29. uremia. Harrv G. Schuta. 59.

Seelbach Hotel. January 24. carcinoma. Sherman Wilson. 92.

335 E. Jefferson, January 27, fractured skull. Marauerita Weiss. S3. 121 Falrlawn, January 28, myocarditis.

Mary M. Arnold. 72. Strawberry Lane, January 17, cerebral hemorrhage. Lawrence E.

TrOxler. 68. 2125 Murray, January 29, circulatory failure. David M. Brown.

91, 301 McCready, January 28, pneumonia. Luise Fain. 34. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan uary 28. suicide.

Vanrv Rnhannon. 73. 1116 Logan. January 26, hypertensive heart failure. Divorces Granted Mrs.

RubV Pierce from Hubert cruelty; married November 30, 1928; five children- Stanley M. Rule from Mrs. Estella cruelty; married February iju; no children. Until from Robert J.t abandonment; married January 20, 1914; two children. Mrs.

Bessie Prlddy Morris from Gran- vllie; cruelty; married June 8, 19M; no children. Mr. Tbelma Watson from Edward; eiuelty; married December 25, 1933; one child. Un Ttornth C. Jarrett from Robert cruelly: married January 10, 1938; no children.

Mrs. Rachel Davidson Noe from Otis cruelty; married January 21, 1933; no children. Mrs. Rita Hardesty Sage from William cruelty; married January 13, 1940; no children. Mrs.

Mav Powers from Huahev: cruel ty; married June 30, 1919; two children. Mrs. Ravanna Frew Baker from Ed ward cruelty; married February 12, 1938; no children. Harold Grier from Mrs. Christine; cruelty; married June 3, 1938; no children.

Mrs. Anne Bledsoe Bolon from Joseph cruelty; married July 6, 1932; no children. David Yates from Mrs. Minnie Hambone Says de-i's -times wen ef oo tev4s a CUArtCt, VOU AIM dOT A CUM4CE11 Moses Farmer from Mrs. Sylvia: cruelty: married February 2, 1940; no children.

Mrs. Alice McWorlher from William: cruelty: married February 22, 1936; three children. Mrs. Isabella Martin from William crueltyr married September 20. 1920: one child.

Mrs. Marv T. Pemberton Millcn from Earl cruelty; married Mav 17. 1937: no children. Hillary T.

Mitchell from Mrs." Elsie abandonment: married February 14. 1930; two children. Mrs. Cornelda Hock from Harrv cruelty: married July 11. 1928: three children.

Mrs. Corlen Alvls from Ulysses: five- year separation; married June 3. 1916: no children. Mrs. Mary E.

lntlnl from Anlvadore: cruelty: married May 26. 1U321 two children. Mrs. Charlotte Webb from Carlisle: abandonment; married February 3, 1B30: one child. Mrs.

Mildred Gamelloft from Charles M.i cruelty; married November 2. 1934; no children. Mrs. Irene Conway Wadsworth from Harley abandonment; married April 24. 1937; no children.

Mrs. Othella Bohn from Theodore: cruelty; married August 26, 1937; one child. Richard L. Ramsey from Mrs. Eliza beth five-year separation; married October 10, 1918; one child.

John C. Stewart from Mrs. Mary E.s cruelty married October 24, 1921; one Child. Mr. Elaine Eldrldge Richards from Calmus; abandonment; married September 28, 1937; no children.

Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter from Rcid; cruelty; married September 14, 1929; no children. Fred Ladcnburger from Mrs. Elizabeth abandonment; married March 21. 1939: no children.

Mrs. Mary O. Lawson from Richard; cruelty; married February 6, 1939; one child. Mrs. Betty L.

Evridge West from Clarence cruelty; married February 27, 1940; no children. Mrs. Nancy Morgan Schureck from Marion cruelty; married April 26, 1936; one child. 2 Paroro Violators Ordered Returned Frankfdrt, 30 UP) Requisitions for Charlie Hampton and Dick Senters, wanted as parole violators, were Issued by Gov. Keen Johnson Thursday.

The Welfare Department's applications said Hampton, paroled after completing the required part of a murder sentence in Fulton County, was in jail in Sheffield, and that Senters, paroled on a storehouse breaking conspiracy sentence, was in Atlanta Federal Fenitentiary. They were ordered returned to Eddyville Penitentiary. Reformatory Escapees Seized In Two States Frankfort, Jan. 30 C4 Capture of two Fayette County youths who escaped from the State Reformatory in 1939 was revealed today in the Issuing of requisitions for their return. They were named as James A.

Crisp, apprehended in Atlanta, and William Sullivan, caught in New Haven, Conn. The applications for requisition stated Crisp was serving two grand larceny terms for three and five years, and Sullivan had been sent up on a two-year storehouse breaking sentence. Building Permits Edwin r. Held, frame dwelling, 1510 Larchmont. 3.000.

Staela Griffin, addition. 4331 Park $1,000. Real Estate Transfers Fifty-five rent in ilimpi indicate transaction ef I.VKI er fraction thereof. W. R.

Brooks to Emery KInkead, lot In Reading Road Subdivision, stamps, $3.30. lred Appleaate to R. H. Olllgea. lot In Jacob Addition, mam pa, $1.10.

M. L. Adams to O. G. Bache.

lot In Thornberry Manor, stamps, $4.40. Jefferson Federal Savings and Loan Association to A. G. WriKht. lot In Doerhocfera 4 2d St.

Subdivision, lamps, $4. OS. Mary C. Holmes to Rudeil McKenna, 38 feet east side of High, north ol Kosler, atamps, 3.1c. Meyer Cloldherg to Liberty National Bank, as trustee.

24 feet not aide 32d. norm of Howard, $1: stamps, $1.03. Lillian P. and C. i Irving to Elizabeth Plooh, who reconveys to Lillian P.

and C. Irving and W. H. Roone, two lots in Victor N. Meddls Subdivision.

$1. Kentucky Title Trust Company, trustee, and Louisville Trust Company to John and Ruth Gehrig and George J. and Alma Gehrig. 45 feet south side Walnut, west of Campbell, $1. Albert Ruckriegel and J.

R. Shacklette to Albert Shacklette, Lots 7 and 91 to 54, inclusive. Block Fairview Subdivision, stamps, 85c. Kenneth White to t. L.

Redd, 50 feet northwest side of Clarendon, southwest of Bon Air $li stamps. 55c. Henry nickel Company to W. 3. Haag, 30 feet south line of Denmark, west of.

5th, stamps, 55c. H. M. Walker to N. B.

Boblitt, lot In Lakeside. stamps $6.60. Almstedt Investment Company to Kenyon Investment Company. 18 3-12 feet, east line of 5th, south of Main. stamps $4.40.

Ilirsch Brothers and Company to Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 7.07 feet, east of west line of 14th extending from center line Cedar to center line of first alley north of Walnut, Dr. B. L. Bmner to Anna W. Lyman, tract 19, Block 2, Woodlawn Subdivision In Anchorage.

stamps 55c. Mary Durf to James Robinson, lot on wt sida Madison or Mlddletown and Fisherville Road, stamps $2.20. Andy Wurtele and others to Edna E. Albus. lot In Southdowns Subdivision, stamps 55c.

Edmonla and H. T. Brunk to Glenn Young who reconveys to Edmonla and Harry T. Brunk, south six feet of lot 18 and atl of lot 19 and north four feet of lot 20, Cevll Ave. Subdivision, $1.

J. L. Kulp and others to W. J. Kulp.

twenty-two feet on south side of Lytic, west of 20th, atamps $1.63. 3. N. Brown to Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, 2S.01 feet. north line of Hroadway, east of 10th.

$1: stamps $9.35. Lillian T. Johnston to Dora Demaree, two lots In Briar Gate No. 2, $1. William T.

Newklrk to W. J. Moore, lot in Wellington extension of Strath- moor, stamps $1.65. Edith A. Watts to Margaret F.

and W. J. Leffler. 27 feet east side of 25th. south of Western Parkway, atamps Criminal Court Malicious cutting, Curtis Wilson, five years, pronaterj.

Grand larceny. Bill Anauldlne. Nearo two years: Elmer Curtis, three months. ana jck tacien. six months.

Conversion, William T. Sweeney, dn missed. Housebreaking, Forrest MiddletOrt. Suits Filed 268022 Mary Catherine Weber vs. Fred E.

weber; divorce. Sidney Baer, at torney. 208023 Howard S. Merkle vs. George H.

Rommel Co. et at; damages. J. W. Clements, attorney.

268024 Home Owners" Load Corp. vs. John A. Jordan et On note. W.

A. McKay, attorney. 2ai)2d d. L. Youngblood et al.

vs. Silver Fleet Motor Express; damages. jvi. Aianan. attorney.

268026 Mildred Marshall vs. Miller Marshall; divorce. M. T. Moran, attorney.

268027 Margaret Greene vs. William Greene; divorce, Herbert Moore, at torney. 268028 Blanche E. Evans vs. Thomas W.

Evans; divorce. J. A. Huffaker. at torney.

268029 Hunt Greathouse et al. vs. Arthur Seymour; on account. Garner reme, attorney. 268030 Ruby Osborne et al.

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