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MEADE COUNTY MESSENGER
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BRANDENBURG, KENTUCKY
'A LONG LETTER FROM HOME TO THOSE AWAY"
OBITUARIES
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es For Seven
(SECTION 2)
THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1969
Benock Announces
For Magistrate
Of Fifth District
NUMBER 8
Calendar Of
Coming Events
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Day Of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer will be observed at the Brandenburg Church of the
Nazarene on Friday, February 21st, starting at 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome.
William (Bill) Benock has authorized
Saddle Club To Meet
The Messenger to announce his candidacy
Missouri; one brother, Mr. Joe Jarboe,
MR. EVERETT C. GLEASON, SR.
The
Meade County Saddle Club will
Stanley, Kentucky; also survived by 10 for the Democratic nomination for Magishold
its
monthly meeting, Saturday, FebMr. Everett Carlisle (Jack) Gleason, grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. trate in the Fifth District, composed of
ruary
22nd
at 8 p.m. at the Meade County
Battletown and Payneville precincts.
Sr,, 50 years old, of Wolf Creek, Ky., died
Funeral services were held Saturday,
Library.
A
movie will be shown, and all
suddenly Friday, February 14, 1969 at his February 15, 1969 at 10:00 a.m. from St. His statement to the voters follows:
persons
interested
are invited to attend.
"I believe that the fiscal court is the
residence. He was a retired mechanic for Mary Magdalen Church, Payneville, Ky.,
most
directly
important
governing
body
Riverside Stone Company.
Bridge At Hillcrost
with Father Philip Bronk officiating. InHe was born in Meade County, Ky., terment was in the church cemetery, di- to the people of Meade County. The decisThere will be bridge at the Hillcrest
December 15, 1918, a son of William Par- rected by Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home. ions it makes affect the people directly
Country Club this Friday night, Februaryson Gleason and Grace Chism Gleason.
Pallbearers: Andy Barger, Charles Red- and individually. For this reason, I feel
21, at 8 p.m. Members and guests are inthat we must elect the best possible fiscal
vited.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jenny mon, Jim Redmon, Martin Redmon, Alcourt.
J
Curt Gleason; two daughters, Mrs. Char- phonsus Mattingly, Francis Mattingly.
"If I am elected to this body, I will
Women* Clubs To
Rosary was recited Friday, February
les (Yvonne) Logsdon, Route 1, Brandentreat
everyone
in
my
district
fairly
and
Sponsor
Music Contest
burg; Mrs. Bill (Patricia Marie) Bennett, 14, 1969 at 4:00 p.m. in the Chapel of
equally.
I
will
put
the
needs
of
the
district
The Brandenburg Woman's Club and
Battletown; one son, Everett Carlisle Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home.
first. I will consider bom individual needs
the Brandenburg Woman's Civic Club will
Gleason, Jr., of Brandenburg; his father,
and needs of the whole county.
sponsor a music competition for piano and
Mr. William Parson Gleason, Wolf Creek;
MR.
JAMES
W.
WILKINSON,
SR.
"I have lived in Battletown five years,
other musical instruments on Monday,
one sister, Mrs. Richard F. (Alberta)
February 24th, at 8 p.m., in the band room
Crawford, Battletown; two brothers, Mr. /Mr. James W. Wilkinson, Sr. of 2948 and have a successful farm in that neighborhood.
I
feel
that
this
experience
will
at
Meade County High School. All Meade
Avron LaVaughn Gleason, Louisville, and Harriet St., Port Orchard, Washington,
County students in grades 8 through 12
Mr. Willis Oral Gleason, Baltimore, Mary- died February 6, 1969 in Tacoma General help me in seeing the fiscal needs of the
county.
are eligible to compete. For further inland. He is also survived by 12 grandchil- Hospital
"Your vote and influence will be appreformation,
contact Mrs E. B. Ashcraft,
dren.
Mr. Wilkinson was born March 10, 1905, ciated."—Respectfully,
William
(Bill)
422-2235
or
Mrs.
Hunter Nicholson, 422-2871.
Funeral services were held Monday, in Cherryville, Kansas. He had been a Benock.
February 17. 1969 at 2:00 p.m. from the resident of Kttsan County ang^BorLQEeh
~-Brernsrii6W-3i«wr~^-^
—Pnlitirpl AHvprt,igflmP,nt
Cfiapel of Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home ard area for 29 years. He was a member
The choir of Clair Memorial United
with Rev. E. W. Godbey officiating. In- of Charleston Lodge 269, F&AM, BremerMethodist Church and their pastor, the
terment was in Parr Cemetery, directed ton, and belonged to the International AsRev. Glenn Lyle will present a program
by Jenkins-Sturgeon Funeral Home, with sociation of Machinists. He was a retired
Sunday. February 23 at 7:00 p.m. at the
military services at the cemetery. Pall- machinist from Puget Sound Naval ShipMr. and Mrs. Ronald Griffee of Bowllocal Methodist Church This was orginalbearers were military personnel of the yard.
ing Green announce the arrival of a 9 lb.,
scheduled for last Sunday, but was
United States Army.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Rose baby boy on Sunday, February 16, 1969, in
postponed becau.se of snow The program
Wilkinson, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bowling Green Hospital. Grandparents
in observance of Brotherhood Week
Innes both of the family home; a son, are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adkisson and Mr.
February 16-23
MR. HARVEY WILCOX
James W. Wilkinson, Jr., Newport News, and Mrs. Ray Griffee, all of BrandenLois Hart Sunday School To Meet
Mr. Harvey Wilcox, 74 years old, died Va.; five grandchildren; a brother of Gil- burg.
The
Lois Hart Sunday School Class will
crest,
Ore.;
two
sisters
of
Pueblo,
Colo.
suddenly Sunday, February 16, 1969 at his
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perez, of Mulberry,
meet
at
7:30 Friday, February 21st with
Funeral
services
were
held
at
the
Lewis
home in Brandenburg.
Arkansas, announce the birth of an 11 lb.
Mrs.
Mary
Foushee.
Funeral
Chapel
on
February
8,
1969
with
Mr. Wilcox was a retired State Highway
7 oz. son, Anthony Brian, Feb. 5, 1969.
Charleston
Lodge
No.
269
officiating.
InDepartment worker.
Note Burning At New
terment was in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived by sons, Selby Wilcox of
Highland Baptist Church
Mr. Wilkinson's son James W. WilkinWEATHER NO OBSTACLE—Miss Bertha Foote did not let the melting snow
Kjlleen, Texas, Jack Wilcox, Brandenburg;
A note burning ceremony signifying the
son,
Jr. is married to the former Hazel
stop her from walking downtown Tuesday afternoon to attend to business.
two daughters, Mrs. Louetta Greer, Kilremoval of church indebtedness on its
Messenger Co-op student Guin Hicks took the picture on the garage steps next
leen, Texas, and Mrs. Mattie Lawson, Givans of Brandenburg Station.
parsonage will be held at New Highland
door to The Messenger office.
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Baptist Church this Sunday. February 23
Shepherdsville, Ky.; four sisters, Mrs.
at t l arm.
Mary Gerber, Avon Lake, Ohio; Mrs.
CAPT. HOWARD IRVING BUDROW
Fanny Wright, Fayettesville, Ark.; Mrs.
Story Hour at Library
Retired Army Captain, Howard Irving
Mell Fortney, Central City, Ky.; Mrs.
Story
Hour for pre-schoolers at the
Budrow,
57
years
old,
who
had
served
30
Louise Heavrin, New Albany, Ind.; stepMeade
County
Public Library will be held
years
in
the
United
States
Army,
died
mother, Mrs. Inez Wilcox, Valley Station,
Sunday, February 23rd is Heart Sunday.
Friday
morning,
February 21, 1969, at
suddenly
of
a
heart
attack
Sunday
afterand several grandchildren; also survived
If you have not already been contacted be
10:30.
The
film
this
month is "Jack and
by one half-sister, Mrs. Myrtice Bryant, noon, February 16th, at his residence in
Chief of Police, George Mattingly an- ready to give when a worker calls on you.
the
Beanstalk."
The
Look
and Learn SerLouisville, Ky., half-brothers, Floyd Wil- the Milan Community, Star Route, Bran- nounced today that he is making available Leslie G. Jenkins, Jr. county chairman,
I
ies
will
be
at
3:30
and
will
feature the
cox, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Dan Wilcox, denburg.
to the people of Brandenburg forms devis- slys the quota for Meade County this
films.
"Winter
on
the
Farm"
and Paul
Eight persons were fined in Meade
He was born in Hartford, Connecticut on ed by the Kentucky Law Enforcement year is $1,800.00.
Brooklyn, N. Y., James H. Wilcox, LouisBunyan
and
the
Great
Blue
Ox
together
Quarterly Court the past week as follows:
ville, Ky.; step-sisters, Mrs. Juanita Man- February 26, 1911, the son of the late Council for recording serial numbers of
with
beginning
responsibility,
books
and
ley, Sellersburg, Ind., Mrs. Dorothy Satter- Edward Budrow and Mable Lee Budrow. valuable property.
Speeding: Dorothy Ann Scarbrough, their care.
Mr. Budrow retired from service June
ly, Louisville, Ky.; step-brother, Mr. StanJames Vernon Barnett, Roger A. Schmitt,
Chief Mattingly said that throughout the
1, 1968.
ley Ellis, Valley Station, Ky.
Bruce Charles Nelson, each fined $10.00
Vets Representative Here
nation millions of dollars worth of stolen
Funeral services will be held today,
and costs.
He is survived by his widow, the for- property are never recovered because the
Mr. H. W. Otis, a contact representative
Thursday, February 20th at 11 a.m. in the mer Louise Beeler, of Brandenburg; two owner cannot identify the property stolen.
Cold check: David Stinnett, fined $10.00 of the Kentucky Disabled Ex-Service
Chapel of Hager-Wright Funeral Home, daughters, Miss Marsha Louise Budrow, In case of fire and other loss, insurance
Men's Board will be at the Court House in
and costs.
conducted by the Rev. D. E. Jones. Burial of Brandenburg; and Miss Mabel Budrow companies often can not pay claims beBrandenburg,
Tuesday, February 1, from
Reckless driving: Michael Ray Dotson,
will follow in New Brandenburg Baptist of Baudette, Minnesota; one son, Mr. cause the owners, can not identify their
9
a.m.
to
3
p.m.
to assist veterans and
fined $15.00 and costs; Frederick Bryan
Church Cemetery, directed by Hager- David Budrow of International Falls, own property.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the Fowler, fined $10.00 and costs.
their dependents with claims for benefits
Wright Funeral Home.
Minnesota; one sister, Mrs. Anita Warm- Robert Clark Stone, Executive Director residence of Mr. Marshall Farris about
Improper start: Ronald Elbert Millsap due them as a result of their military ser* * »
bier of Meriden, Connecticut; one brother, of the Kentucky Law Enforcement Coun- 9 a.m. Friday, February 14th. The house fined $10.00 and costs.
vice.
Mr. Delbert Budrow of Port Charlotte, cil, said that citizens should fill out these was partially covered by* insurance, acDrunk in a public place: William R
MR. JAMES ALLEN BROWN
Woman's Club To Meet
Florida; one half brother, Mr. Earl Fleet forms immediately and keep them in a cording to Mr. Farris, but the contents, Bandy, fined $10.00 and costs.
The
February meeting of the Woman's
Mr. James Allen Brown, 85 years old, of Texas. He is also survived by one safe, fire-proof place. They may be very which were also totally destroyed, were
Waldo Alexander waived examining Club of Brandenburg will be held at Doe
of Ekron, Kentucky, died February 13, grandson.
grateful someday for having made the ef not insured. Mr. Farris says he can find trial in Meade Quarterly Court on charge
Run Inn m Wednesdayr February 28th, at
Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m. fort to protect their own belongings. In no trace 6F five guns which he Had In the of larceny and was held to the grand jury 2:30 in the afternoon with Mrs. James R.
Kentucky.
Wednesday, February 19, 1969 from the mis way they will also assist their Police house.
under $500 bond.
Allen as hostess.
The Meade County Volunteer Fire DeHe was born October 13,1883, the son of Brandenburg Methodist Church with the Department in combating crime.
Carl Lewis Garrett and James Robert
"A Responsibility I can Assume in My
Mr. James H. Brown and Mrs. Sarah Rev. Samuel Clark officiating. Interment
For further information or additional partment was called to the scene of the Lemons, both of Louisville, waived examTown" will be the answer to roll call.
Wright Brown.
was in Cap Anderson Cemetery with full forms contact: Robert Clark Stone, Box blaze, but the fire was beyond control. ining trial in Meade Quarterly Court on
He is survived by three children, Mr. military honors, directed by Jenkins-Stur- 608, Eastern Kentucky University, Rich Mr. Farris lived alone in the house, which charge of house breaking and larceny,
Special Services At
Cecil G. Brown, Mr. Ralph M. Brown, geon Funeral Home. Pallbearers were mond, Kentucky 40475, Telephone No. was located on the old Claude Huff place and were held to the grand jury under
Church Of The Nazarene
on Route 2, Brandenburg.
both of Ekron and Mrs. Imogene Goodin, officers of the United States Army.
(606) 622-2756
Rev. M. C. Hash, pastor of the Bran$2,000.00 bond. They are charged with
Valley Station, Ky.; one half sister, Mrs.
breaking and entering Jack Dooley's resi- denburg Church of the Nazarene anMildred Bolin, Brandenburg, Ky.; two
nounces there will be special services
dence, February 14th.
half brothers, Mr. Chris Brown, Indiana,
there Sunday, February 23, at 10:45 a.m.,
and Mr. Harold Brown, Louisville, Ky.
with Dr. Dallas Baggett, district superinFuneral services were held Sunday,
tendent, as the speaker.
February ,16, 1969 from Ekron Baptist
desire
for
themselves,
their
families,
and
Judge Bert Allen issued an official proc- our county and state, and our efforts will
" F e m - l n " At St. John's School
Church with Rev. Charles Blanc officiatlamation declaring the week of February continue to be directed toward this goal," their communities. We solicit the support
There
will be another "Fem-ln" this
ing. Interment was in New Highland Cemeof all our rural and urban citizens in seek24th as "Farm Bureau Appreciation Week" he continued. ~ coming
Monday
evening, February 24 at
tary, directed by Hager-Wright Funeral
"Farmers, working together through ing to build a greater agriculture and aj
in Meade County.
St.
John's
School
at 7:30 p.m. The guest
Home. Pallbearers were Rudolph Hard
The proclamation, which is similar to Farm Bureau, can achieve the things they greater state," he concluded.
speaker
will
be
an
airline stewardess for
esty, Randall Hardesty, Terry McLean,
one issued earlier by Governor Louie B.
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a
national
airlines,
and the evening will
Larry Torusio, Joe E. Brown, Zane
Nunn, notes that 1969 is the 50th anniverSuits
filed
in
Meade
Circuit
Court
rebegin
with
a
buffet
supper. All teenage
Brown, Gary Brown, James Brown.
sary
of
the
Kentucky
Farm
Bureau
Federcently
were
as
follows:
girl?
come
and
learn
of a career as a
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ation, with which Meade County Farm
Mamie Lee Beard vs. Henry A. Beard stewardess.
Bureau is affiliated.
for divorce, married February 15, 1941,
MR. ROY EDWARD MORRIS
The local Farm Bureau is one of 115
eleven children
Roy Edward Morris, 22 years old, of county Farm Bureaus in Kentucky (only
Jo Nell Kelly vs. Wendell Embry, et al,
West Point, Ky., died February 14, 1969 at five counties do not have a local organizafor damage in automobile accident on
St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, Louis- tion) which work together for the adMarch 31, 1968.
ville, Ky.
vancement of agriculture and for proAnna Faye Turner and Alfred Glenn
He was born December 25, 1946, the son grams and projects which benefit all
Turner for divorce, married April 7, 1957,
of Novice L. Morris and Mrs. Ora Cather- citizens of the state.
three children
ine Raley Morris.
Doe Valley Corporation vs. Louisville
The grand jury met Friday, February
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
and Nashville Railway Co. for causing
Mr. H. H. Foushee, now of Valley
14 and returned two more indictments beBarbara Beard and Miss Donna Morris;
fire on Plantiff's property, for $3,170 00
Station, Ky., is the only Irving charter
fore completing its work for the February
four brothers, Danny, Barry, Alan, and
damages.
member of the Moods County Farm
term
of Meade Circuit Court.
Scott Morris, all of West Point, Ky. He is
Charles Henderson, et.al, vs. Elmer Lee
Bureau, which was organised in \9tl,
The
indictments were numbered and
also survived by his grandparents, Mr.
Gray of APO Seattle, Washington, for
|u»i im • • y»ari arret nw ararw r i r m
styled
as
follows:
and Mrs. Martin Raley, of Brandenburg,
$12,083.00 damages in automobile accident,
4152—Charles
R. (Buster) Board, grand
Kentucky. ~ ~ ^
February 10, 1968.
larceny,
by
stealing
timber to the value of
Funeral services were held Monday,
Locally, more than 809 families joined
Robert L. Harrington vs Walter Thomas
$200.00.
February 17, 1989 from St. John the Apos- Farm Bureau in 1968 to develop and imAmmons, for $950.00 damages in auto4153—Warren A. McKlnney, rape.
tle Church. Interment was in St. George plement programs for the economic, social
mobile accident, July 1, 1967.
Cemetery, directed by Hager-Wright and educational improvement of KenFuneral Home, Pallbearers were Johnny tucky's farm people. The 1968 Farm BuWhite, Alan Morris, Eddie Raley, Barry reau membership w i s at an all-time high
Morris, Ronnie Skaggs, Danny Morris.
In the county, and statewide a record
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92,816 families joined the farm organization.
MRS. GENEVIEVE REDMON
The proclamation Issued here emphasMrs. Genevieve Redmon, 87 years old, izes that agriculture is an essential part
Of Payneville, Ky., died Feb 12, 1969 in of our economy, and notes that progress
tile Christopher Nursing Home, Louisville, in agriculture is therefore vital to the welKentucky.
fare of all our citizens.
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A fund drive is being planned for the
This will be a house-to-house drive. So
She was bore in Breckinridge County,
Local Farm Bureau President Jake
last of February and the first of March when you see the Fire Departments, or a
Kentucky, on September 11, 1881, the Hamilton said an aggressive effort will be
for MARC, (Meade Association for Re- representative in his or her own car,
daughter of George Jarboe and Cecelia made during 1989 to make this golden anK E N T U C K Y FARM BIJRKA1V8 5fr y e a n of service to
tarded Children of Meade County.)
please give. Give until H hurts—and then
Greenwell Jarboe.
agriculture were recognized when Governor Louie B .
niversary year the most successful in the
The drive is sponsored by the Town and give until it feels good. The money will be
N U B A , right, feigned a proclamation designating the week
She is survived by her husband, Mr.
Country Modulators, the Meade County used in the school here for retarded chilbeginning February 24 a* "Farm Bureau Appreciation
Charles Cleveland Redmon, one daughtaw many
Fire Department, and the Fire Depart- dren.
Week* l a Kontnefcj. Receiving the proclamation from
ter, Mrs. Parts (Irene) Hardesty; Louis- by Farm Bureau locally and statewide, we
ments of Brandenburg, Flaherty, Mul- Each person working in the drive will
Governor Nunn i s Louis Ison, prewldent of Kentucky Farm
ville, Kentucky, one son, Mr. Guy Red- cannot rest on past achievements," Ham
draugh and Rhodella.
have proper identification on his or her
Bureau. A t left In Farm Bureau Executive Secretary John
mon, Star Route, Brandenburg, Kentucky, ntonsaid.
The fund drive will begin on the even- person, reading MARC. You will know
W. Koon. a n d second from left b WiUard Carroll, the or
two staters, Mrs. Lime Wetiunffton, Alton,
ing of February n t h and will continue all these representatives by this badge, says
"There Is still modi to be done toward
gamJcation'n field awvkjca director.
Mrs. Evelyn Conrad, St
day March 1st and 2nd,
Mrs. Horace Conrad, publicity chahman.
the improvement of life on the farms of
The Stork Club
Protect Property
By Listing All
Valuable Items
Heart Sunday
8 Are Fined In
Quarterly Court
Fire Destroys
Fords Home
Local Farm Bureau Celebrates Week
Suits Filed In
Circuit Court
Grand Jury Returns
Two Indictments
Fire Departments, CB Club
To Collect For MARC
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