The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky (2024)

March 24, 1949

Publication:

The Lexington Heraldi

Location:

Lexington, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Thursday, March 24, 1949

Page:

19

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THE LEXINGTON HERALD Page 19 Thursday Morning March 24 1949 Fire Calls bourne Nugger was named reserve grand champion Jealous Lady 13th owned by Luther Rice of Paris Ky was named grand champion in the female division and brought her owner 81400 at the sale Rice's entry Brewith Bud 13th was named reserve grand champion Almost A Habit LOGAXSPORT IncL Andrew Zanger 75 went unscratched in three traffic accidents in three days First his automobile collided with a truck A day later his car smashed into a service station pump Next he collided with two parked cars Kyle CL McDowell Nashville Tenn three sisters Mrs Freeman Rupert Vs and Mrs Harry Souleyr and Mrs Sally Lewis both of Alpine Va and three brothers Tam McDowelL Lansing Tenn Henry McDowell Wibourg Ky and James McDowelL Burnside Ky tor of the Public Health Service The first annual banquet will be held Thursday night with Cov Earle Clements as the principal speaker Fire At Waco Church Causes $400 Damage RICHMOND Ky March S3 About 3400 damage resulted from a fire which broke at 7 clocktonight at the Waco Baptist church in Madison county Volunteer firemen quickly extinguished the blaze limiting dam 500 Attending Health Meet At Louisville LOUISVILLE Ky March 23 () Approximately 300 health work- cr are attending the organizational meeting of the Kentucky Public Health Association which opened here today It will continue through Friday Miss Mildred Martin a health director at Pineville told about the new services that are being added by Bell school -health program in an interview The county's school-health plan age to the floor and walls both Is different because half of the exterior and interior Now Open New Town And Country Store PARKWAY MARKET Nicholasville Pike And Stone Road Fresh Meats Groceries Fruits and Vegetables FROZEN FOODS ICE CREAM Firemen reported the blaze was ignited as the result of improper installation of a new furnace at the church Four volunteer Firefighters who cost is paid from health funds and half from school funds Miss Martin began a survey this Week to determine whether pupils will accept evaporated milk in communities where fresh milk is went to the scene from Richmond Youth Center Head Named At Cynthiana CYNTHIANA Ky March 23 (Special) James Allen employed in June 1948 as director of the Harrison County Youth Center has resigned and Mrs Hallie Webber formerly Miss Hallie Padgett of Cynthiana who was graduated from Cynthiana High school in 1923 has been temporarily elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Allen Mrs Webber is experienced in youth work having been in charge of the cottages at Bellaire Acadmy Houston Texas and has also been active in youth work in the churches Plays To Cspscity Crawd Under the sponsorship of the Harrison County Woman's Club Lsff It an all-local-talent newspaper show featuring names behind the news played to a capacity audience at the high school auditorium Monday and Tuesday nights One of the highlights of the show Tuesday night was the presentation of the miniature trophy cups to the winners of a tot contest The winners were Butchie Wornall son of Mr and Mrs James Thomas Wornall Rita Jaye Eads daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Eads Richard Peddicord son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Peddicord and Barbara Sue Franklin daughter of Mr and Mr Louis Franklin Mrs James Collier secretary of the Woman's Club said the proceeds will be used by the ways and means committee of the club to benefit community welfare Drive Nets 33823 Mrs Raymond Landrum fund secretary of the Red Cross reported $282370 of the $4883 quota has been raised to date Since the local drive ends March 31 Harrison county citizens who have not been solicited were asked to leave their contributions with Mrs Landrum at the building and savings office 133-Acre Farm Sold The Bell-Withers real estate firm reported the sale of Russell Stevens 132-acre farm to Emery Withers at 3330 per acre Possession of the farm will be given March 1950 Lions See Movie Page Waives Hearing i Before Letcher Judge WHITESBURG Ky March 23 County Judge Arthur Dixon said today that James Page 40 held at Pikcville on a murder' charge in the slaying of Elbert Kincer 35 waived preliminary hearing Page is being held without bond pending action of the Letcher county grand jury which meets here April 4 He was arrested at Pikcville March 11 following a six-day search Kincer was wounded fatally at the home of mother-in-law Mrs Mary Craft during a family reunion Page's nihe-year-old son Charles! and his son-in-law Eugene John--son 21 were wounded in the' shooting fray which followed a family argument Judge Dixon set March 30 for a preliminary hearing for Jamest Page Jr 14 another son who is charged with being an accomplice to the slaying Heart Attack Fatal To Harlan Resident HARLAN Ky March 23 V-Joseph McDowelL 76 died of a heart attack at his home here this afternoon Funeral services will be held at 2 Frida? at the Harian Presbyterian church Surviving are his widow a daughter Mrs Rayma Huff Harlan: three sons Ted McDowell Berkley Va Cloyd McDowell Williamson Va and Clubs Urged To Participate In Tb Drive Clubs and other organized groups in Lexington and Fayette cojinty are being urged to make participation in a current local anti-tuberculosis campaign a group project Irvin Nichols field representative of the Kentucky Tuberculosis Association said yesterday The association the city-county health department and the Chamber of Commerce are sponsors of a chest x-raying drive that started here last week and will end April 13 Examinations are free and are conducted by a mobile x-ray unit one of three donated by Elks lodges of Kentucky to the state department of health Approximately 500 persons examined yesterday at Dunbar school bring the total examined to date to 2jpo Nichols said Examinations will be conducted again today at Dunbar from 9 a to 12 and from 1 to 3 The unit will follow the same schedule Friday at the Kentucky Houses of Reform at Green-dale Examinations for the general public will begin Monday with the x-ray unit stationed in front of the courthouse The unit will operate there from 9 a to 12 and from 1 to 3 daily except Saturday and Sunday April 2 and April 3 until the end of the drive The aid of Scouts and radio station will be enlisted to disseminate information about the drive and approximately 2500 holders of rural mail boxes will be mailed circulars Three thousand circulars will be distributed in busses of the Lexington Railway System and an additional 2000 will be distributed throughout the city by scouts A on the street" broadcast conducted by Ted Grizzard of Station WKLX will mark the opening of the general public examination at 9 a Monday Those scheduled to appear on the program are Mayor Ton Mooney County Judge Nichols Dr Sam Marks part-time city-county health officer Steve Bana-han exalted ruler of the local Elks and Sterling Chase co-ordinator of the campaign Clubs interested in obtaining speakers on tuberculosis may contact Dr A Whitehouse speakers bureau chairman not available Whalen of Frankfort director of health education for the State Department of Education explained to the association the state's new school health code in which the health and education departments are co-operating He said he saw no obstacles that could block eventual ue of the code by all schools The code requires health examinations of school employees and pupils health courses and physical education Dr Bruce Underwood state health commissioner raid Kentucky's 33000 salary limit is preventing his department from obtaining adequate personnel lie termed the salary limit the states greatest single handicap today" Dr A Price of Cleveland in discussing the state's salary restriction earlier said Kentucky ranks last in salaries paid to several classifications of health directors lie is regional medical direc- taking along chemical extinguishers said Waco residents had the fire under control when they arrived Aid was also sent to Waco from the near-by Blue Grass Ordnance Depot Rites For Slain Man Scheduled At Baxter HARLAN Ky March 23 MV-Funeral services for Lawrence Boggs 39 who was slain Sunday by an unidentified gunman near his home at Baxter will be held at 10 a Thursday at the High Banks Mission Baxter Burial will be in Nolan One of two men riding In a jeep shot Borgs as he drove into a lane at the foot of Pine Mozn-tain on the Harlan-Hyden highway en route to his home Officers who investigated said he was shot five times once in the heart and four times in the back Boggs is survived by his widow Mrs Ruby Boggs his mother Mrs Sally Boggs and sisters Mrs Dallas Howard of Bax'ter and Mrs Carrie Short ity 1133 344 Kart Thlri itmt First-aid run Maud Broad Negro 7S Heart attack Revived after being administered ayaen for It minutes IS S3 Hughes lane off Fade pke Ft rtf-a id run Charles Bradley Metro 71 Heart attack Vecd szygen 45 minutes taken to hospital 355 431 West Second afreet Lexington Latin High school Trash (ire Mo damage In front of 41t West Main treat Trash fire in street No damage (Wilson Says UK Frats Still Low Scholastically Four Kentucky colleges and universities were among the top 33 schools nationally and the commonwealth ranked second among the 48 states in fraternity scholarship ratings for 1947-48 CoL Ralph Wilson scholaifhip counselor for the National Interfraternity Conference said last night The four schools and their rank above the average college grade were Georgetown College 778 per cent: Centre College 599 per cent' Transylvania College 263 per cent and the University of Louisville 12 per cent The University of Kentucky fraternity average was 543 per cent below the norm CoL Wilson said The percentages and positions were compiled from fraternity scholarship records submitted by 144 schools and by 1842 chapters of 59 national fraternities The starting point for comparison is the average" or the man grade determined from both fraternity and non-frat records Top-ranking was William Jewell College Mo which was 1643 per cent above average second was Susquehanna University P- with 1183 per cent and third was Drury College Mo with 911 per cent Georgetown ranked seventh: Centre 11th: Transylvania 25th Louisville 35th and the University 125th Only 47 of the 144 schools were above the all average CoL Wilson stated is a sad indictment against the fraternity system of America when only 47 out of 144 institutions can deliver respectable fraternity scholarship If respectable fraternity scholarship can be made in one institution there is no earthly reason why it cannot be made in alL" he asserted men have not kept the pace scholastically and early returns for the college year 1948-49 indicate that fraternity scholarship is not improving It might be well for college and fraternity officials to view the tabulation with considerable alarm for they must share the responsibility for the deplorable condition" CoL Wilson stated these officials are willing to act drastically the problem can be solved almost instantly: if not the future does not look encouraging" he emphasized Four Are Approved By Police Lodge Four applications for associate membership were approved last night at a regular meeting of the Blue Grass Lodge No 4 Fraternal Order of Police in the lodge room in the basem*nt of City halL Those approved were: Joe Lusby and Walker Jr Frank Hinton GRAPE FRUIT JUICE lOe Paris Audit Begun PARIS Ky March 23 MV-A Louisville auditing firm late today started an examination of the LARGE SIZE CAN 31c 15c TOMATO JUICE CUT BEETS 1 SIZE Paris light and water accounts in KJ16 Mthriloi- Cfib irorram'-TfiVai Jack Thompson was in charge of of funds CAN CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 37c NO SIZE CAN 812000 shortage Mayor George Doyle said the report will require several days to complete but that any irregularities might be uncovered sooner One employee of the department has been suspended pending completion of the audit Stokelys Stokelys Stokelys 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