Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1922-03-09
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Paducah.-More than 300 pupils in
the Paducah schools will join in CD
servance Of Week of Song"
HendersOn.-On refusal to enter a
plea, Ed X Held was fined 500 and
costs by Judge Hunt in Circuit Court
on the charge of suffering gaming on
his premises. Three weeks ago ne was
fined ON a similar charge.
LOuiSville.-The state Board Of
Charities and Corrections parOled sam
Searcy. Of jefferson County, who serv-
ed two years in the penitentiary for
voluntary manslaughter. He was sen
fenced at the December term, 1920, of
the Jefferson Circuit Court
LOndOn-Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nor
gan, ages - and 6S, respectively, were
victims Of influenza, their deaths be
ing only few hours apart. Mr.. Nor
gan was a well-tO-dO citizen and was
formerly active I'm politics. Two sons,
A. l.. Morgan. lumber dealer, and sam
Morgan. coal operator, are both crit
Ically III with the FLU"
Paducah.-Dr. John l.. Weber, pastor
of the Broadway Methodist Church Of
this city, will be one Of the two repre-
sentatives from the United States to
ut ha tr,nDfinu IN hn
held in Montreal. Canada. The other
speaker will be Irwin $. Cobb, Padu-
cabs distinguished son. Dr. Weber
will deliver series of popular lectures
in Texas before going to Canada.
Bowling Green.-Mrs. Ivy Ellison
Huffman. missing milliner. IVES found
underneath a neighbours house, after
more than a weeks absence, where
she had hidden, without food Jr water.
Mrs. Huffman suffered nervous
breakdown several months ago. At
the time she vanished she was scantily
clad. She was so weak when found that
she could not walk and could scarce
ly talk.
LOuiSville-The Louisville Planning
Mil Company. unless it appeals, viii
have to pay SI,014.47 to Anthony J.
Steffans. who sued the planning mill
concern for a sum in excess of $1,2O0,
alleged to he the balance due for in
stallinG a dust collecting system in The
mill. The caSe,waS tried by a jury in
Judge Krieger's court, that body re-
fuSing to allow several counter-cla.ms
that had been set up by the defendant.
observation-disclosures dealers, gar
age men and accessory dealers from
all parts of the state met at the tenn
pOrary headquarters of the Louis
Vile Automobile Dealers Association
in the ArmOry and formed the Ken
lucky AutOmotive Trade Association,
the first organization of its kind ever
formed in the state. The object of
the organization is to assist the auto
motive dealers turnout the state and
stimulate trade In all autOmOtive lines.
Murray-The contracts for the new
high school building have been let in
thr'e parts by the Murray School
Board Tha ole rc- the building was
r7 1-icl Jsrce. Wilkins & RagSdale,
~ .'... rs, -Hr s..f 3 The build
-ns. F. TO De- uI"or b.. Puryear brick.
i'' JlumbInE Jntract was let to the
rr Oes Manufacturing Company, OF
EF' willie, for S2,6OO. The heating
- ".t vas given to Ed HanaK, of
".. ~. i'Or $500. The building is
80 90 .''.p .eted in 125 working days
r. ,ilue contract is signed.
$ -hland.-The city council has con-
g. ID for new fire equipment and a
Hr@ ire station in the city which will
cost approximately $4,000. The advis-
~ board of the city council is working
on plans of occupatlOnal tax to take
care of the debt being created by the
urcil TO purchase this new equipment
f. IN. fire department. When this is
done. ashland will be able to take care
of any emergency. The new equipment
col stS of bumpers, hose and a new
fire station; however this is Ringing
upon the placing Of the OccupatiOnal
tax. Decision will be made later on
whether the tax will be the Occupa-
tiOnal tax or manufacturing license
tax.
acknowledgement Of the Whit
lie c. 1T Court in the case of o. S.
Be rrl st the George NJ Eady COM