The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 22

12 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1950. SECTION 2 S. WIATHC tUMAU MAf LOOK at the BIG Can of Delicious Compel Purchase of Calvert City Poiver Plant By Paducah Co-operative Approved Pan-Ready Herring ''yw- i jtl.wiv i mzm 5 i 1 i I High Tmpe'0uM od Areot Prcp'aiiftBpcied Saturday Yesterday's Weather Washington. Aug.

4 (AP Weather Bureau report of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 p.m.: Station, High. Low. Prec. Atlanta. Ga.

84 59 .00 Atlantic City. N. 80 66 .00 Boston. Mass. 83 62 .00 Chattanooga.

Tenn. 80 56 .00 Chicago. 111. 77 60 .00 Cincinnati, Ohio 4 79 51 .00 Cleveland. Ohio 72 53 .00 Denver, Col.

89 56 .00 Detroit, Mich. 76 54 .00 Duluth. Minn. 71 45 .00 Fort Worth. Tex 100 71 .00 Jacksonville.

Fla. 93 73 .00 Kansas City. Mo 77 67 .02 Los Angeles. Cal 79 SO .00 Louisville, Ky. 81 55 .00 Memphis.

Tenn. 83 59 .00 Miami. Fla. 87 .03 Minneapolis-St Paul 81 59 .00 New Orleans. La 91 74 .00 New York.

N. 81 66 .00 Phoenix. Ariz. 103 77 .00 Pittsburgh. Pa, 72 55 .00 Portland.

Maine 78 62 .00 St. Louis. 84 60 .00 San Franci.o. Cal 61 55 .00 Seattle. Wash.

71 44 .00 Washington. D. 30 64 .00 METEOROLOGICAL DATA (Official.) Louisville, Aug 4. 1950 7 a m. Noon.

7 p.m. Temperature (dry bulb! 55 77 78 Temperature (wet bulb) 54 62 3 Dew point 54 52 54 Relative humidity 95 42 44 Temperatures and Precipitation Maximum temperature. 81: minimum temperature. 55: mean temoerature. 68: normal temperature.

78: departure for dav. 10: departure for month. 18: departure since March 1, 131: mean relative humidity, 6Q: total precipitation, none: normal precipitation, .10: departure for dav. .10: departure for month, departure since March 1. 0 RIVERR FORECAST Louisville: Upper gauge, 17 0: lower gauge.

13.7. The Ohio River in the Louisville district will remain in pool condition during the weekend. f'gu' Show Avertiq for Ar-po TORIDHEET service to members in Greenup, Carter, Lawrence, and Elliott Counties and part of Rowan County. Of the co-operative's 12,000 members, some 3,000 are in this- area, and about 1,000 more will be connected to the lines within the next year. Headquarters for the new co-operative would be at Grayson.

To Keep 6,500 Customers 2. Transfer to the Clark cooperative at Winchester of the territory now being served in Powell, Menifee, and parts of Montgomery, Bath, and Rowan Counties. There are about 2,200 members in this group. 3. The original co-operative would retain about 6,500 members in Fleming, Mason, Lewis, and parts of Bath, Nicholas, Robertson, Bracken, and Rowan Counties.

Headquarters would remain at Flemingburg. C. J. Ross is manager of the Fleming-Mason Co-operative. He was formerly president of the board of directors.

Barren, Hart, Metcalfe, Adair, LaRue, Grayson, Edmonson, and Green Counties. Fleming-Mason Co-op To Divide Into 3 Parts Special to The Courier-Journal. Flemingsburg, Aug. Kentucky's largest electric cooperative Fleming-Mason Rural Electric Co-operative Corporation will be divided into three parts. The action was taken by the co-operative's members today at their annual mesting, according to Frank Hinton, president.

Hinton explained the three-way partition, which will take about six months to accomplish, was suggested by the in order to bring the headquarters nearer the consumers and thus inake operations less cumbersome. The division is planned this way: 1. Organization of new cooperative which will continue P.S.C. Authorizes 115.000 Price Frankfort, Aug. 4 JP) The Jackson Purchase Rural Electric Co-cperative, Paducah, was authorized today to buy the electric plant at Calvert City for $115,000.

The plant, owned by L. A. Solomon, serves about 800 customers. A controversy developed last year before the Public Service Commission when the co-op and the Kentucky Utilities Company both sought to buy the Solomon property. The P.S.C.

later denied the K. U. application and opened the way for the co-op to negotiate the purchase. The commission also authorized the Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative, Glasgow, to borrow $600,000 from the Federal Government to build 282 miles qf line to serve 1,000 new customers. The co-op serves customers in I il Arte, Denote W-rd flow CONVERSION GAS BURNER 30 (ST Auq A delicious treat for five For Jree survey nd tttimttt emit FROELICH HEATING CO.

1000 E. Walnut JA 4666 Associated Press Wirephoto map Weather Bureau forecast: Fair and pleasant weather will continue in north and middle Atlantic states today and it will be warmer in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the lake region. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the area from western parts of central and upper Mississippi Valley to western slopes of Rockies and in Florida. It will continue hot in the southwest desert country. completely cooked ust ry or broil and serve.

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Kolachoy, director of research at Joseph E. i 1610 S. 2d. Altizer, Suits Filed Mrs James E. July 21 Mrs Lannus A.

Rausch. 309 N. 19th. July 24 Mrs Paul F. Willman.

1831 W. Beam Sons, will be a United States delegate to the Fifth International Congress for Microbiology in Rio de Janeiro August 17. He will present a paper on "Continuous Processing for Industrial Fermentation." Dr. Kolachov will address scientific groups in Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Sao Paulo. "He also will speak before the Brazilian Chemical Society in Rio, and at Buenos Aires.

July 25. Mrs. John C. Capps. 720 S.

7th. July 23. Girls Mrs, Leonard Lucas. 837 S. Floyd.

June 26 Mrs Hilton E. Holmes. 717 W. Market. June 25.

Mrs John H. Payne, 424 Marret, Held In Killing Page Hemphill, 59, former City policeman, was held to the grand jury on a murder charge in Municipal Court yesterday as the result of an early morning shooting in a rooming house at 1724 W. Ormsby. Police said Hemphill shot a rifle and killed James Butler, 23, one of a group of persons having "a party" at the rooming house. Hemphill and Butler, both Negroes, roomed in the place.

Hemphill resigned from the police force in 1946. He was held without bond for the grand jury September 18. Sherrin; Bess L.Starkey. of 510 Bauer. Edward J.

Paskewitz. 30. mail carrier 2160 Newhold: Virginia M. Proverb, 25, of 3823 Poplar Level Rd William F. Searcv.

27. assistant manager. 720 41s; Mildred L. Gordon, 23. 2138 W.

Lee Earl W. Stricklan. 30 employee. 534 Beecher: Anna Lee HouYigan, 23. of 237 Glendora.

Raymond Ross. 23, clerk. 933 Burton; Fleeta M. Asher, 30. 1524 S.

3d. Troy R. Royalty, 21. glass cutter, and Augustine Warder, 19, both of Valley Station. Murray Wheeler.

23. Army. Ft. Bliss, Mary Gray, 29, of 1840 Shady Ln. James Carlton, 21.

student minister. 3W1 W. Broadway; Mary E. Bloyd, 19, Valley Station George W. Fletcher.

30. minister 1616 El-wood: Maurita Morris. 25. Murray. Billv C.

Brooks. 23. chemical operator. 2214 Confederate PI. Betty E.

Harrod. 23, of 1129 Ashland Svlvester Breit. 24. laborer. Milton: Aline Fuqua.

19, of 220 W. Burnett. 322422 Sarah Brary et vs. Louise Madclox et ai sale of real estate. 322423 Franres Smith vs.

Warner J. DiP'Kman. damaees. 322424 Merchants Ice Cold Storage Co vs. Frank McCiuskey.

collection. 322425 Alice Duffy vs. John J. Duffy, orce. ::22426 Paul A.

Cox vi. Anna L. Cox, dl-vor 322427 Charles W. Burnett vs. Herman Wiiireer.

damages. 322428 Milton and Leona S. Yunker vs Louisville Water Co. declaration of ntfhus. 32242-Elizabeth Ray vs.

Clifton Ray, di-Von f- 322430 Mary Lewis vs. Willie T. Lewis, di voice. 322431 Oliver C. Price vs.

Charles Dar-TiPil damages. 222432 Billy Stafford vs. Anna Stafford. orr e. 3:2433 Louisville Railway Co.

vs. Elizabeth Gasser. damages. July 13. Mrs.

Archie A July 15. Harrell. 527 1214-M Moore Mrs. Curtis L. Ray Lzi STORY CLARK ZU7o More Tone 322 4 34 Administrators of Hugh Quinn vs Jeanette Hatfield et to settle es- JJj-g 3.

2435 Bee-Tee Optica! Com. vs. Sports Cfnipr Surplus Stores, collection. 32243S Dr M. Vioiette vs.

Vireil D. Mo-can. collection. 322137 Mary L. Osborne vs.

William D. O' borne, divorce. ro I A I A June 19. James W. Keith.

434 E. Gray. June 18. Mrs Donald M. Hawn.

239 E. Walnut. July 2. Mrs John Whitenack. 1658 Alma, July 23.

Mrs Jack Riordon, 656 S. 27th, July 23. Mrs James M. Caldwell, 213 Alcott Rd July 23. Mrs Kenneth L.

Lyle. 2216 Standard, July 22. Mrs John D. Hudson. 909 Larkspur.

July 19 Mrs Glenn F. Davis. 713 gallard July 22. Mrs Alvie F. Hopewell.

1904 Bank, July 25. Mrs George P. Smith. 2410 July 29. Mrs John E.

Sullivan, 903 Denmark, July 28. Mrs. Frederick R. Bishop. Charlestown, Ind July 28.

Mrs John C. Lesson, 637 Maylawn, Julv 28. Mrs Homer E. Trammell, 227 Ottawa, July 28 Mrs. Joseph B.

Mattingly, Bardstown. July 28. Mrs Belvin B. Bishop, 1412 Rufer, July 27 Mrs. Thomas E.

Burton. Rt. 3. July 24. Mrs.

John T. Quinn. 2821 New High, July 27. Mrs. Jerome E.

Schneider, 1227 Wood-lawn, July 24. Mrs Johri P. Straub. 1607 Russell, July 24. Mrs.

William H. Thompson. 1216 Goss, July 25 Mrs Thomas E. Vaughan. 1318 Walter, July 22 Mrs.

William G. Barclay, 109 Kennedy. July 22 Mrs Simeon S. Baker. 4616 Bellevue, July 24.

Mrs Andrew C. Graser. 1012 Charles. July 24. Mrs.

Franklyn W. Nuckols. 309 Wend- Building Permits Shawnee Methodist Church, stone-Veneer church. 300 42d. $70,000 T.

B. Miller Sons, frame dwellings, 161! -13-15-17 Orchard, $6,500 each Fontaine Ferrv Enterprises, add new roller coaster, 230 S. Western 4fl 000. St Columhra Church, brick addi'ion to church. 3529 Jefferson, $56,145.

B. Ratterman Ac Son, bnck-veneer adrlttion to building, 2114 W. Market, $9,850. Diebold. frame dwelling, 216 S.

41st. $3 510. N. Zaber, frame dwelling, 1147 Lincoln. $5 Son Diversfied Store Locations, build brick-nl-tile store, 2917 Bardstown $32,000.

Pay Only Charge Your Unique Mahogany Sounding Board gives piano 20 more tone. Spinet fashioned to fit anywhere. '0' Crackproof and waterproof. 1 A IM Watch Repairs Reasonable Prices Fast Service County Court 00 PER WEEK The WATCH SHOP Boys Mrs Robert B. Johnson.

2604 Dumesnil. July 15 Mrs. Gerald F. Teske, Clarksville. July 27.

Mrs David J. Plush, 214 Preston. July 21. Mrs. Earl O.

Morton. 807 Inverness, July 25. Mrs Virgil F. Harrison, 1223 S. 4th.

July 25. Mrs. Geerge A. Blusinsky. 2541 Trevilian Way, July 25.

Mrs. George L. Carothers, 1700-B S. 13th, July 24. Mrs William B.

Kennedy, 3127 Portland, July 23. Mrs. Wilmandus Thielemann, 1011 Wet-terau, July 20. Mrs James H. Durham, 929 E.

Main. July 20. Mrs. William M. Monahan, 315 E.

Mag, nolia, July 20. Mrs James H. Padgett, Vine Grove Rt. 1, July 20. Mrs.

George W. Cronin, Valley Station, July 17. Mis. Matthew J. Coppertwaite, 1038 Wagner.

July 18. Mrs Carl A. Kamer, 207 Bonner, July 19 Mrs. Robert R. Godfrey, 1503 Longfield.

July 19. Mrs. James M. Probus. 1122 Alder, July 29.

Mrs. Willard B. Snvder. Rt. 4, Julv 26.

Mrs Paul J. Schubert, 1111 Walter, Julv 27. Mrs. Paul P. Karem, 560 Sunset Rd July 20.

Mis. Shelby T. Denton, 708 Colorado, July 20 Mrs. Truman L. Neal, 811 S.

18th. July 29 Mrs Glen E. Milligan. Lebanon Junction, July 27 Mrs. William D.

Julius. Jeffersonville, Julv 27. Mrs Frank S. Boyd. 4333 S.

Brook, July 26 Mrs. Carl E. King. 2520 4th. July 27.

Mrs Leonard T. Bean, Elizabethtown, July 28 Mrs. Herbert C. Karsner, 1330 S. 32d.

June 27. Mrs. Ed Reynolds. 940 Fehr. July 12.

Mrs Howard H. Dismang, 228 S. 8th. July 16 Mrs Ollie J. Brown, 1315 E.

Washington. July 16. Mrs. Everett L. Carrigan, 1234 Brook, June 19- Mrs.

Owen H. Smith, Valley Station Rt 1. July 12. Mrs. Harold Carwile, 2411 W.

Main, July 22. Mrs James D. Payne, 2223 Bank, July 21. Dr. Kail Victor appointed executor cf Emile Victor estate.

Ben Johnson appointed guardian of Edward J. Sieeel. Jr. W. P.

Cumnick appointed administrator of Joseph C. Ivins estate. Frank Wolf appointed administrator of Casper Wolf estate. JEWELERS N. E.

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19. and Julian Wilson, held to grand jury Sept. 18. Rohrery Rose Green and Lee Green, postponed to next Saturday. Assault and battery Robert Mitchell, held to grand Jury Aug.

28. Converting money David W. Morton, held to grand iurv Aug. 28. Malicious cutting Paulina Johson, postponed to Aug.

18 Operating a handbook Edward Huels-man. $75. and Robert Hueglin. $50. both amended to disorderly conduct, and William Cox and Orville LaPaille, postponed to Wednesday.

rtterins worthless check Edward Moll, postponed to Sept. fi Drunken driving Fred Dtekerson. $100: Clark Lupdfmnn, postponed to Aug. 18, over. Julv 22 Mrs, William Barrett.

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Marriage Licenses Calhoun. 24, Armv. Ft. Knox: Ruby A Campbell. 27.

of 4561 2d Passafiume. 34, glass business, 931 Shelbv: Katheryn M. Bogdon, 50, Of S. Shelby. Jnhn C.

Ransrlell. 22. installer. S12 4Jd: Alice Gnrs. 11, of 2219 Ormsbv.

Amos Andrews 22. pipe fitter. 3011 4th: Betty Jo Whelchef, 22. of 1522 Central. David D.

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