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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1860

Brodhead Citizens Ask Parking Meter Removal William H. Bradley Buried In McKinney

VOLUME 71—NUMBER MOUNT VERNON, KENTUCKY

WSS^Fiscal Court Adopts '.State Highway Program

John Dal* Halloa

The opening of John [Horse-Drairh Vehicle Exhibit [ | Friday6 h e U * ' R e n , r o Galley, Reversing the stand taken at ward retirement of the indebt- The County Judge of- Rock-I Among the vehicles to be on t h c i r r e g u ! a r ' Ma>' me<*>ng the edness. . . . . . . . . castle is authorized, empowered i exhibit are: an E n g 1 i s h - F1501,1 Court of Rockcastle D ave Hacker, district engi- and directed to enter into any 1 D-—ihm brought to America County voted Tuesday to adopt M

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Candler rodTtn w a s P r oP° s e d b>" ,the State that Jhe county adopt the pro- located to said County for said Capitol for his first in-1 H'8hway Department. • gram as presented and select fiscal year (together with any

auguration; a tally-ho coach 1XN Magistrate G. H. Griff in {!?"!? i m r a e d i a t e attention unliquidated and unencumbered •- - - ' in'er. Before roads will be balances of prior allocations to

en over by the state a 50- said county) for. the following foot right of way must be

| ing prepared for use in haul-' | tag * passengers about the : ground in Renfro Valley this j summer: a rockaway and an I old surrey.

A woman is at Renfro Valley . . . . . . j tod"* (Thursday 1 taking pic-

. Helton of Mt. Ver-l tures of the exhibit to run in an imortg1 <84 'graduates- Ohio n

arrangements. 1 ——

James Robert Mink Die* At Livingston

Jame* Robert Mi nk, 7& died June 3 at his home at Livings-ton. He was born in Rockcastle County in 1882, the ' son of Madison and Angeline Cromer Mink. He was a retired rail-roader.

Survivors are. his wife,"Mrs. Hannah Mink: two sons, Asa Mink of Livingston, and Louis Mink of iodianapolis. ind.; two daughters, Mrs. Nettie Mulhns and Mrs. Carrie Louder-milk, both of Livingstons -17 - grand-children and five great-grand-children.

— Ot hersurvivora-brothers, Sherman Mink of Loyal: Ott and Fortner Mink,

Griffin made the motion to adopt the rural highway program for

. The motion was seconded

*..K . Often A tRenfrn At the regular meeting of the\ ' '

Brodhead town trustees, three i members, wlio were elected in i November resigned. They are: | Vernon Moore. Billy Bussell

William H. Bradley died and Elmer Riddle. June 8, at the home of W. S. Twp new town trustees were! Cromer near Crab Orchard. He sworn in. They are: EmmettI W"?.M n ;um l t o c k . c a ' '1« County Bussell and Willie Wallin. Carl, ™ 1 8 ° i , R i e h » r d »na ClonU, who recently graduated Vjra Bullock Bradley from the University of Ken-:

Survivors are: one half bro- tucky Law School and has been i ther, Cayer Bradley, San Fer- : working with Atty. John P. i nando, Calif.: one half sister, Allen, swore them in. A invr'ml ' Millard Robbins and HentV other relative* ^ i Crawford are .till members of j

Funiral services were con- n } " , ^ J o l m D a *® H e l t o n ducted June 8 at Blue Springs n c y l h e , r u s ' G r a d u a t e s F r o m C e n t r e Church, with Bro. w. B Mui-;1^- , . . ^raauaies r rom uenire ltas officiating. Burial was."in! . At the Meeting a petition was John D. H«;lt<jr) of Mt.. Ver-McKinney Cemetery. C o x | l " ' n e d in to the trustees urging n o n was among' W'gradua.tes^Ohio newspaper. To be Funeral Home was in charge of the removal ot parking meters.; at the 137th commencement ex-, eluded in the pictures is an old

• • • , y r e h » " V , « rc i s*s J u n e 5 at Centre Col-1-covered wagon drawn by a they had lost a combined total lege m Danville. All graduates yoke of oxen. of some (4,000 to $8,000 in earned bachelor of arts degrees. "According to Mr. Lair, those business since meters were in- The commencement speaker; who have assisted with re-stalled. was Dr. John M- Stalnaker. j finishing the carriages besides

Atty. Allen' suggested that Evanston, 111., president of Tbe j httnself are: Bert Mullins of the derfc. Ernest Robbins, write National, M e r i t . Scholarship; W W Estate. Johnny rs-uired to cur~> ~ ; i .

a t e s® Mars K!ss^sr-"»afefiaafcfc a f f r a y .a; see if business were improved, and Mrs. John S. Helton, Rt. 1. Others involved in the work with the I t ate A ™ S . .v 5??"1 0 n s^S c '1 0P' " o u s e ' Boone-- L I At Centre he was an n,i». ' w , t n . . t n e , M s u P ? r v , ' s o r A condensed version of the Madison County Line, Renfro

Long Illness Claims ^ S i S ^ Z T Z Green Berry Cotton , ™ undertaking E q u i p m e n t which t h e s t a l e ^ s ^ ^ s S T ^ w a S ? a g j

Green Berry Cotton 77 died to Bob Ensmtaeer director of Th?Mt V«S>» I ions rt»S! s u g 8 ^ s t e d t h a l l h c county pur- of Kentucky has appropriated Creek, Red Hill, Scaffold Cane, ai r e " at M"' V ™ T of, l h ' ,S t a te Road Fund, for old Mt. Vemon-Brodhead, Ot-after a lingering illness. He was tisemerit in the Simal ranera-' **^ r^nJLala<1.Lg rade r. the fiscal year commencing tawa-Spiro, Copper Creek, Pop-

^ay 20. 1887 l . L i i V H f i J _ Ernest BiniSdt. treasurer bf July 1, 1960, {he sum of five lar Grove, Conway-Roundstone,

by""maglstrate"s'heiTnan Swi~ pbtoined " The approximate sum of $34, ford." T h e Highway commissioner 049.78 of the Rural Highway

According' to maeistrates 'S TH°Te, !1,greeabIe 1 0 ^ k e over aUotment to said County (to-Gr i f f t aand Swinford R^ck- r ° a d s c ? n n e c t t w 0 " i s t - gether with any unliquidated casUe Crnmtv , n g_[°8 d s ' H j c k e r informed the and unencumbered balances of tag i p p ^ b L t d v ^ $34 Mo1«- ' "S 1 - , Ffior aUocations to said county) b ui l<togan<Tm^nta in tag road? H a c k e r . •"equated that the shall be used by the Rural High-

A me-XdHS b ^ f ^ t ^ - - P i r a t e Griffin reported

' * . , , , that Ted Marcum of the State tional- work required shall be in order to adopt the state Highway Department had in- the obligation of the County,

highway program the county is formed him that as soon as the ^ RS^ Roads: Hurricane Hill,

bom May 20, 1887 A c h i e v e m e n t N i g h t Survivors . include his- bro-1 . . — ,, , "

three ther, Dillard Cotton of Mt. Ver- A t B r o d h e a d SdtOOl non, and one step-daughter, . . . Mrs. Henry Griffin of Red Hill.! „ Brodhead Grade and High

Ho was procoded in death byi School ended with Achieve-hU father, WiUiam. and hi« i Night, June 1. Awards

Ernest Bulldck, treasurer bf July 1, 1960, £he sum of five lar Grove, Conway-Roundstone," . „. , . RockcasUe County, said money million dollars to be apportion- Ottawa. Fairview Cemetery Rd.,

i ' ^ for the taitial payment on the ed among the. several counties Peer Rigsby, Arthur Brown, le were macHinery would -nave to come -of the Stale," as providtd""by Johnetta-Crooked Creek, Wil-out of the general -fund. law, to be used by the Division la'illa-Pulaski. Three Links, Liv-

Machinery would be pur- of Rural Highways of the De- tagston-McKee, Pongo, Conway-chascd "on a lease purchase partment of Highways for the Copper Creek, Little Clear basis—when paid for it will construction, reconstruction. Creek, Lambert..portion of As- -belong to the county. improvement and maintenance bil Brown, Bowling Ridge

Rockcastle County would of county roads and bridges Smokey Road, (creek gravel.) rent equipment to the state for which have not been accepted The aforementioned roads

ers for the exhibit, which • they

a tourist attraction. nati. Ohio and Mrs. Maggie: mother, Julie Ann Jones Cot-; w c r c *i"ven for having no tard- „ • . . „ , Owens of Winchester. i ton.. 1 l e s o r absences, most books M r s . OUSie o a y l o r L/ieS

Funeral services were held Funeral services were con- r e a d , in each grade, ouUtandtag A f t e r S h o r t I l l nes s * June S at Livingston Christian1 ducted June 5 at Red Hill * r a des, and eighth grade gradu- , . _. . . . _ . . .„ , — Church, with Bro. George Mur-i Church. Bro. Huey Ponder and ; atif" of 94 pupils. M r s ' S o s i e H e l l o n 5 . ^ ' B7, ? 5 ^ ! I^uld' t h m ' " ^ ^ ^ t o ! for ^ S a ^ M S ^ a n c e ' v a r i 0 P ?urfaces: phy officiating. Interment was | Bro. Bill Hiatt officiated. Burial According to D A. Robbins, ^ied June 2 at her home at i n c o m e would then be used to- for State Maintenance. in W.,rd Cemetery at Livings- was in Red Hill Cemetery. p r ' n ? ,P a l ° f , Brodhead Grade BVindle Ridge, after a short ill-ton. Cox Funeral Home was in KSparks Funeral Home was in j J"?; High^School.^the following: ness_ she was born in

_charge of arrangements. | charge of arrangements.

blacktop, gravel or creek gravel.

Shop At Mt, Vernon & Rockcastle Campaign

County" page. These names will be selected from the Signal

The."Buy Rockcastle starts this week. her name he should take theJ ">e urana uie.wpry ana tne l o r • Moreair Savior both of

Read you_r .Buy in Mt. Ver- p a g e of the Signal to the mtr-' Hermitage at Nashville, Tenn.» Brindlo Ridge and Carlo Say-non and Rockcastle County chant in whose advertisement; The seniors took a 10-day i o r of RroHhead

each week. These 30.busi- block the name appears and, trip to New York City, Niagara ^"o.her suAivors are: 38

Caverns m Vlgmla. (grandchild. MORntq P&MTT v n r t r a tn i i Funeral services were con-MORRIS FAMILY REUNION d u c t c d S a t u r d ; i y i J u n e 4 „ t

The annual Morris Family H i c k . o r j Grove

Livingston Woman Shot pated in 4n all day picnic; the H p l l o n . •* 1

fifth grade visiteS Pt. Harrrtd " , ^ 8 9 2 ,she was married to , T h e * ' " n o t ™ ; at HarrotWitirg; he ^ x t h Mack*ey s iyio r , w h o preceded d u r l n « the month of June, due fSS 2 2 n , L K S traveled to h c r j n death. . > to the reMRnation of Miss Edna- - M p ! . ,.,.n M c C lure . i&. «(• .

"for S K S s ^ Crawford Promoted f h d - S S V K ^ S e 5 K = n . . ; ^ : ,E v a n 8 Graduales

s^homores v i e v ^ t a e ^ M o u V E d ^ f ^ e ^ ' i o r ' l ' b o t r o f | ^ a ^ a " - re^ Jrted^that'U?he t h ^ ^ d ^ P w ^ m i i T w h ^ re-!

torn Laurel Festival at Pine^ B c r e a ; f u . c ^ f. B . Saylor ^ ? b . l e . will be making Tt \ fessbr of Business ' A d S U u S -

After Family Quarrel

Logan 'McClure, husband of j Don L. Crawford was 1 "m., w the wounded woman who re-'ly promoted to assistant pro-

- °' nnrtpdl v inflicti*d thp wound at. fp«snr nf Rnsinosc A/4rnTni t*-o W h e n h^Tou'.dd4keS,h0e S W o p W f DTiU W€Jl0m^Jay-f

, U 1 r = 9 P- nighC I S T « « he should take the^ ine urana uie upr> ana the lo r . Moriran Savlor. both of: Persons interested in apply-; ^ n o t been apprehended. i.of Pittsburg,-Pittsburg, the. position as book- state Police Trooper Johnny He is sponsor'-bf Omicron

people of Mt. Vernon and claim his $5 mwoAh Rockcastle County are your chandise or services. friends, relatives and neigh' —— bors. We. of The Mount Vernon , — , — , Signal, believe that nowhere *• COUntianS G r a d u a t e

S t S S l S l " S From E^.rn CoU«» | business people that rigfit here A . . . . , |

C o u n t y . ^ a T b u s t a e S m ^ 3 ^ ^ ^ T t o ^ ^ e ^ r ^ ^ ' t ploy efficient and capable ^ 4 " *° a

out 10 pIease, ^ S r ^ T w c S !

lie driver should xontact; s l m s h a s Neureul Miracle. For fur- ciure. warrant for Mc- j Chapter of Phi Omego Phi Na-

tional Business Fraternity. The information! see the .clas- Mrs. McClure reported to American Chapter gave' the

aas in this issue ol the Trooper Sims that her husband - Omicron Chapter the top award

will be held Sunday.! Church; where she was a J 2 at Perryville State; ber. Bros. Ttasley

ft Perrj-ville, near Danville.! Aaron Cupn and George Mur-i«« »o itwiye uegrces ai All members bf the Morris j phy officiated. Burial was in

the 53rd commencement of Family and. their relatives are! Saylor. Cemetery. S p a r k s invited, according to Walter! Funeral Home was in Morris of Pine Hill. .- . i arrangements. you, the customer.

The 30 merchants who make n , . , - • , the " Buy in Mt. Vemon and were awards to E u X S RockcasUe County" page pos- Cummins Bikm- ftirvm eiKi. . « • militia* cummins Baker, Burgess Leon

1 Doan. Estelle Durham Martin, • Joseph Martin, and Lucy

; Cummins Payne, all of Mt. Vernon: and Margie Albright Brock of Brodhead.

The commencement

SS,' p. m. Wi

from the rural areas. e'from 1 to 5 and~6 to 8:30

p. m. Saturday hours' are. t to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p. m.

New records and books a r t now at the library and rt^dy for use, Mrs. Davis concluded.

sible are: Kentucky Utilities Company, McBee Depa Store, Bryant Brothers, 1

Sundry Store, Mt. Vernon duce Company. Western J Associate Store. W. H.

Recreation Council Employs Brodhead Playground Director; Leagu6 Games Begin

Vernon Cleaners. Clark Brown Dickey, president of the Uni-! T h e , l r s t l e a g u e 5 0 , 1 b a H White >Sox vs Orioles , st Mt. ipaking stuffed toys: rhythum Standard Service Station, Ideal v e r s ' ty of Kentucky. Tbe bac-! 8ames will be held at Rock- ^ P o n i ; T u ® s ^ y : , Y a 5 k 5 ^ v s Sames; rope skipping games; Cafe Standard Oil Company, calaureate sermon was given! pastle County playground at White Sox at Brodhead, Thurs- running games; story telling Payne's Service Station, qin-. bV A ' 1 ^ , p . Wehrii, professor! lilt.Jternon Monday, June 13. Vem^n ^ u r S a v " T^»r S t ° r i ^ :

B W Riddle of Brodhead ha, Xf™™' . . ^ s d a y ^ Tigersvs s.ngingand dhd^ren s

had been drinking Tuesday Mr?. • Davis stated that the r night, and they got into a fami-

- ' at Mt. Vernon welcomes ly argument. After they went to bed McClure arose, his wife reported, called her out of bed and shot her.

Trooper Sims said the shot must have been fired at rather close range because tKe wound area is relatively small.

After being shot Mrs. Mc-Clure ran to the home of a neighbor. Mrs. Lillie Setzer, another neighbor, called the ambulance.

Mrs. McClure was admitted to Rockcastle County Baptist Hospital, at about 9:45 p. m. Tuesday, where she remains.

The McClure's have one mar-ried son, "Junior, who also livesj at Livingston

Cafe, Standard Oil Company,

cinnati Bargain Store, Maggard 2* lh,e 9 l d , T<?tamcnt at Drug Store. S. T. Proctor Lum- Theological Seminary, ber Company, Harnett's Gro- held at eery, McKinney Motor Compa- Auditorium. nv, John W. Griffin Building! 1

•"Supplies. George Owens Shell Service Station. McCauley and Bowling Used Cars, Appliance Service Center, Brown's.One-Stop Shopping Center, Mt. Ver-non Hardware, C. C, COx Hard-ware and Furniture, Sparks Funeral Home, Watktas Florist and Bailey's Jewelry Store of

A list of teams :; ""P'oy°d by the Rock- day; Tigers vs Orioles at Brod- managers are: Little League— I c a s t i e C.ounl.y Recreation Coun- head,_ Saturday; Yankees vs Giants, Stewart. Parsons: Reds,

The Brodhead High School honor roll list for the last six week term of this school year.

. .. . j — . 0 VIKUIU, o m . n . i a i u n , itcus, according to Brodhead Grade o ' „ , ? y K r ? u n a t R ^ Sox at Mt. Vernon, Satur- H o w a r d Coffey; Cardinals, and High School principal, are: Brodhead d"rmg the afternoon day. Tommy Parsons: All little "Seniors: Betty Reece, Gerald

i Sunday. AIT" SdHt sorttaTT "league" league games begin atTIT35" p.(MrracI<5'"R"onriie Stagleton, from I fc m to 5^0 p-m. games will be played at night m. Helen Adams. Gloria Lakes,

At night Riddle will-umpire at_ Mt. -Vernon. Adult league All pony league games begin, Darlene, Hopkins,

110 chapters in the na-

. L. Crawford and son, attended the graduation

received a Bachelor of degree in Business Ad-

ministration from the'Universi-ty of Louisville.

He majored in production management. He is presently employed by a tobacco compa-ny in Louisville.

Honor Roll Listed

Degree In Busini Dart-ell Duane Renner, son of ?,d u l t »>.flba|l games at Mt. schecfile—Livingston" "vs Reg- at 3:30 p. m. Pony league-

Mr, and Mrs, Walter C. Renner / e™ o n - . . . ... ulars at 7 p. m. Monday; Rock- Yankees managed by James of Mt. Vernon, was among the .Games which will be avail- ettes vs Brodhead at 8 p. m.. Smith; White Sox, Buddy 174 Berea College seniors re- a b l e a t . ' l h?. Brodhead play- Monday; Rebels vs Ottawa at sel; Red, Sox, Douglas H-

S ? t a v = ; S f f l 7 ^ n T a n d i ^ ^ ^ ^ Maggard Sundr>- Store of Brod- a ^ ^ w a s ^ r b ^ L ^ r

patronage™ TTiey " ^ f er "honest ^ X - ' ' 8 P" V* "olstagt" Ramblers o fMi l abl^'iwi^rCPa"ronfze \hMe°30! dale^ N ^ c " Hughes'0™ wel"- 5* '^ e"'Cry. « « P t Rebels at 7 p. m„ SaturdaVy; A^s^'Gai^Coffey^OUawa^O. ^ e r c ^ n ^ a S > iu wiU^^never' knimn as dhwlor o , Berea s grouifd ^ B r 0 d h e a d ' , l a > " S' S u l l o n ' , ^ h e a d , Herbert regret it. They support our historic drama, "Wilderness " g T h e ,ffst week's schedule is: Ai,™artfa^d crefU instruc- & ^ t h e R e « u I ' r s - J a m e s

schools. Xrtir ahurches. public . . . LitUe Leaeue—Reds vs Cubs ,tor has been employed to teach Rules and regulations of the

vs Rockettes at 7 p. m.,'Thurs- teams are: Brindle Ridge^Eu-day; Rebels vs Regulars at 8 p. gene* Burdette; Livingston, m., Thursday: Ramblers vs Paul Ponder; Rockettes of Mt. Brodhead at 7 p. m., Friday: Vernon, Billy Hiatt; Rebels,

1 week: two names will Somewhere on the "Buy Vernon and Rockcastle

„ Little Leagu< Renner. a 1956 graduate; of at Mt. Vernoi

a w a ' ^ S X E?hh.iSCh7 , ,--'"'a*' 2 s Braves, at Brodhead. Mon-. She Is Miss Eddie ParreU, who W p W d - 7 e l V n 7 " # i P W re-dMreV^ln^uifn^J9^f^•sci 'e.nce «.y:,r lCard*naJ? ,vs Dodgers at has attended Sue Bennett.Col- fuse in trash can: nb profanity Uon At R e ^ T f J 1 S t r a " " ' Vemon. Wednesday: Giants lege at London. will be permitted, for such acU

" Reds at BrodheadWednes- Grafts will be taught from 1 persons will be dismissed from socia? chnfrman fm?? a n d Cubs vs Cardinals at Mt, to,4 p. m. Some of-them are: the playground; do not destroy social ^ a i r r n a n f o r t w o years. Vernon, Fridav; Dodgers vs clay modeling: molding from property? return checked out

t i l? ? man-. Braves at Brodhead, Friday plaster of parts;% costume de- equipment; playground is not the Chimes (college Pony League—Tigers vs Red signing for drama period; fing- respoosible for injuries, first

• Sox at Brodhead, Tuesday; er painting;- simple weaving; aid only will be "administered.

SgtfflSSfB s TSsrw® Subscribers—watch for your

name. You may win $5.00 worth .of free merchandise or

He was

yearbook).

Owens, William E. Ponder a "d -Mary N. Saylor.

Juniors: Dora F. S< Bessie A. Hayes, Linda S< Loretta Roberts. Louella try, Jenny L. Harris, Bi $. Thacker, Linda Saylor, Wanda F. Lamb, Glenda Cum-mins, Ina F. Bullock, Virginia L. Brown, Dorothy Blair, Lloyd CMdwell,, Roy" Bishop, Johnny, Adams, G o r d o n Richmond, Ronald Mosley and Bige Tow-ery.

Sophomores: Suella Lakes, Bobby Singleton, Shirley -RO-berts, Dora Norton, L. A. Mc-Kinney, Mildred Holcomb and Nancy Cummins.

Freshmen: Virginia

Judy Harris, Rose K. Harris, Mark McKinney, Steve Al-bright, "Jerry Skidmore, Lana West, Rita Sutton, and Richard L. CoUett. ^

Dr. Owens Urges Polio

\ Shots For All With two months remaining fore the late-summer peak lio season in Aligust, unvac-

children and adults still have time to get the important first two shots three weeks a-part, according -to Walker .Owens , ._ D.. Health .Officer,. Rockcastle County Health De-partment. Complete polio vac-cination calls for two booster shots in addition to the taitial tyro shots.

Kentuckians in general are poorly protected and children under five years old "are espe-cially subject to the risk of paralytic polio. Surveys -made by the Kentucky State Health Department in th summer- of 1959, only. 34.9% of rural children under, f i m had received full protection against polio. The percentage for an urban sampl-ing in-Louisville, Ashland - and Lexington was only 38.1% for. the same»age* group. Among'

g adults, - "" ~ >f the ru

4% of the ui completed the polio vaccination series.

For- the nation as a whole, there wore 5,694 cases of para-lytic polio reported in W59, an

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