2C REGION RECORDS Owensboro, Jan. 8, 1982 MESSENGER-INQUIRER, DAILY RECORD LOCAL DEATH Allen Blakey Camp, 58, of Route 2, Hartford, died Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Owensboro-Daviess County Hospital. He was born in Daviess County, was a veteran of World War II, was a retired steel mill employee, was a member of Washington United Methodist Church, Ohio County, and Slovak Club, East Chicago, and was a union official at Youngstown Sheet Tube Crown Point, Ind. Survivors include his wife, Florence E.
Camp; two sons, Allen B. Camp Jr. of Owensboro and Glover M. Camp of Griffith, three daughters, Mrs. Eula Morgan of Crown Point, Evelyn Camp of Owensboro and Reva Camp of Bowling Green; two grandchildren; a brother, David Camp of Owensboro; and two sisters, Mrs.
Eula M. Miller of Louisville and Mrs. Gladys Dickens of Whitesville. Services are at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Delbert J.
Glenn Funeral Home. Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Daviess County. Visitation after 10 a.m. today. AREA DEATHS CENTRAL CITY Russell Bolton, 79, of Central City died Thursday, Jan.
7, 1982, at Muhlenberg Community Hospital, Greenville. He was born in Ohio County and was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Blonnie Bolton. Services are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Tucker Funeral Home, Central City.
Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Central City. Visitation after 3 p.m. today. EVANSVILLE, Ind. Harvey C.
Case, 67, of Evansville died here Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Deaconess Hospital. He was born in Arkansas, was employed at Swift Company for 20 years and Max Barbecue for five. Survivors include four sons, Howard Donald, Alfred Bradley, Charles Clayton, and Larry Eugene Case; four daughters, Judity Gayle Pheles, Patricia Lou Simmons, Marjorie Ann. Smith and Pamela Kay Berkes, all of Evansville; 18 grandchildren; a greatgranddaughter; five brothers, Booker Case of Aufala, Rex Case of Hemet, James Stanley and Billy Case; and two sisters, Mary Turner and Betty Cauley, all of Owensboro.
Services are at 10 a.m. Saturday at Ziemer Funeral Home, North, First Street, Evansville. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Visitation from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
today at the funeral home. CENTRAL CITY J.W. Johnson, 62, of Central City died Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at his home. He was born in Muhlenberg County and was a member of Browder Missionary Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Roger Johnson of Beech Creek; two daughters, Judy Oller of Beechmont and Darlene Smith of Central City; five grandchildren; a great-grandchild; a brother, Joe Johnson of Gilbertsville; and a sister, Emily Owens of Louisville. Services are at 2 p.m. Sunday at Tucker-Beechmont Funeral Home, Beechmont. Burial in Forest Grove Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m.
today. BEAVER DAM Willie S. Kes- singer, 85, of Route 4, Beaver Dam, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1982, at Ohio County Hospital, Hartford. He was born in Ohio County.
Survivors include his wife, Virdie Kessinger; three sons, Aaron Kessinger of Grand Chain, and Theron and C.J. Kessinger, both of Beaver Dam; a daughter, Eullema Metsker of Louisville; nine grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; and a sister, Dona Evans of Colfax, Ill. Services are at 2 p.m. today at William L. Danks Funeral Home, Beaver Dam.
Burial in Sunnyside Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home. BREMEN Jesse Marie (Dickie) Phillips, 67, of Route 1, Bremen, died Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Regional Medical Center, Madisonville. She was born in Muhlenberg County and was a member of St.
Joseph Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, William E. Phillips; two sons, William J. Phillips of Sacramento and James Phillips of Henderson; three grandchildren; a brother, Goodson Peveler of Bremen; and two sisters, Mrs. Scott Kelly of Greenville and Mrs.
Robert Wade of Graham. Services are at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Central City. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Visitation after 5 p.m. today at Tucker Funeral Home, Central City, where prayers will be said at 7 p.m. BEECHMONT Mrs. Elizabeth Tipton, 84, of Beechmont died Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Parkview Nursing Home, Owensboro.
She was born in Muhlenberg County and was a member of Browder Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Jewell Tipton of Beechmont and Nelvis Tipton of Owensboro; eight grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Services are at 1 p.m. Saturday at Tucker-Beechmont Funeral Home, Beechmont. Burial in Forest Grove Cemetery.
Visitation after 6 p.m. today. HARDINSBURG Bessie L. Watlington, 89, of Hardinsburg died here Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Breckinridge Memorial Hospital.
She was born in Breckinridge County, was a retired schoolteacher and was a member of Hardinsburg United Methodist Church. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Judith Glassco*ck of Hardinsburg. Services are at 1 p.m. Saturday at Trent-Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg.
Burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Visitation after 1 p.m. today. LEWISPORT Silas Pittman Yancey, 75, of Lewisport died Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982, at Owensboro-Daviess County Hospital.
He was born in Curdsville, and was owner and operator of Oasis Restaurant in Hanco*ck County from 1947-76. He also was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Hawesville. Survivors include his wife, Edith Yancey; a son, William Yancey of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Marie Boswell of Indiana, Mrs. Shirley King of Owensboro and Rosemary Burk of Lewisport; 18 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Services are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church, Hawesville. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Hawesville. Visitation after noon today at Gibson and Son Funeral Home, Hawesville, where a rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m.
FUNERALS Cox, Cecil 0., 58, of Route 2, Vanzant, died Tuesday at Ohio County Hospital, Hartford. Services are at 2 p.m. today at Macedonia Baptist Church. Burial in the church cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home.
Keown, Leonard, 77, of Arlington, died Monday at his home, according to his brother, George F. Keown of Philpot. Military services will be at Crestlawn Memorial Park Funeral Home, Arlington. Mattingly, Mrs. Ina (Lona), 74, of 1703 Lock Owensboro, died Wednesday at her home.
Services are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Muster Funeral Home, Calhoun. Burial in Poplar Grove Cemetery, McLean County. Visitation at the funeral home. Melton, Clarence Ross, 66, of Evansville, died Tuesday.
Services are at 1 p.m. today at Alexander Funeral Home, East, Evansville. Burial in Sebree. Pierce, Jesse 66, of Clearwater, died there Monday at Morton Plant Hospital. Services are at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Boultinghouse Funeral Home, Rockport, Ind. Burial in Ebenezer Cemetery, Richland, Ind. Visitation after noon today. Thompson, James W. (Sonny), 69, of Louisville died there Monday at Jewish Hospital, according to his sister, Mrs.
Julia Henry. Services are at 1 p.m. today at Little Flock Baptist Church, Louisville. A.D. Porter and Sons Funeral Home, 1300 Chestnut Louisville, is in charge of arrangements.
COUNTY CLERK MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert Michael McCarty, of 1500 Sioux Place, and Joyce Ann Fahrendorf, of Frederica St. Glenn Edward Thompson, of Route 4, Owensboro, and Julia Marie Mullican, of Box 68, Stanley. Timothy Mark Burton, of 2344 Crescent Hill Drive, and Leslie Ann Roberts, of 2382 Harriett Lane. THE COURTS MARRIAGES DISSOLVED Philip J. Harrington and Margie C.
Harrington. Jeffrey L. Hillard and Vickie R. Hillard. PROBATE COURT The will of J.
Lewis Johnson was probated and Ezma D. Johnson qualified as executrix. The will of Thomas R. Powell was probated and Irene Davis Powell qualified as executrix. The will of Ruby Gray Mayton was probated and Robert G.
Mayton and Steven G. Mayton qualified as co-executors. The will of Josephine Mattingly was probated and Frederick Leo Mattingly qualified as executor. The will of Cordelia Margaret Chapman was probated and Faye Gardiner qualified as executrix. The will of Elbert B.
Peach was probated and Mildred Louise Peach qualified as executrix. The will of Martha Lee Gunn Lovan was probated and Doy Lee Lovan qualified as executor. The will of Iva J. Rhodes was probated and Hazel C. Deane and Alan Rhodes qualified as co-executors.
POLICE REPORTS Neal Edgar Lucas, 40, of Thornton, was charged by the Daviess County Sheriff's office Wednesday with two counts of theft by deception over $100 and theft by deception under $100. Donald Ray Fogle, 18, of 3626 Winchester Drive, was charged by Owensboro police Thursday with theft by unlawful taking over $100. The Daviess County Sheriff's office also charged Fogle with theft by unlawful taking over $100. Terry E. Littleton, 18, of Route 2, Utica, was charged by Owensboro police Thursday with theft by unlawful taking over $100.
The Daviess County Sheriff's office also charged Littleton with theft by unlawful taking over $100. Donald Troy Jackson, 18, of 2912 Daviess was charged by Owensboro police Thursday with theft by unlawful taking over $100. The Daviess County Sheriff's office also charged Jackson with theft by unlawful taking over $100. William T. Atherton, 31, of 2261 Ponder Place, was charged by Owensboro police Thursday with driving while intoxicated.
William F. Catron, 49, of 402 Maple was charged by Owensboro police Thursday with driving while intoxicated. Glenn A. Powers, 17, of Hawesville, was charged by Owensboro police Wednesday with driving while intoxicated. Mitchell A.
Taylor, 18, of Hawesville, was charged by Owensboro police Wednesday with possession of marijuana, illegal possession of alcohol and drinking on a highway. Assorted tools valued at $350 were reported stolen to the Daviess County Sheriff's office between Dec. 30 and Jan. 6 from a storage building on Lydanne Bridge Road near Kentucky 56. Owensboro police received a report of a break-in Wednesday at a house in the 1200 block of Western Court.
Television or radio equipment valued at $250, firearms valued at $100, jewelry valued at $50 and other items valued at $30 were taken. Ann Harmon, 41, of Clovis, N.M., was treated and released from Owensboro-Daviess County Hospital Thursday with minor injuries from a traffic accident. Owensboro police said a car driven by Ms. Harmon, a car driven by Lisa J. Roberts, 17, of Route 2, Philpot, and a car driven by April L.
Phegley, 17, of Box 5, Whitesville, collided at 8:14 a.m. Thursday at the corner of Old Hartford Road and Southeastern Parkway. Police said a fourth car driven by Cynthia K. Cook, 17, of I Route 1, Philpot, came over and saw the pileup. Ms.
Cook told police when she tried to stop her car, it slid on ice and struck a mail box. All of the vehicles were northbound on Old Hartford Road. No charges were filed. Clothing valued at $200 was reported stolen to Owensboro police Monday from the Sportscenter at 1215 Hickman Ave. Owensboro police listed nothing as missing from any of the following burglaries: a break-in Monday at a business in the 800 block of West Ninth Street; a break-in Tuesday at a business in the 1100 block of East 18th Street; a break-in Wednesday at an apartment in the 700 block of Wing Avenue; a break-in Tuesday at an apartment in the 1700 block of McConnell Avenue; and a break-in Wednesday at a house in the 100 block of East 20th Street.
Owensboro police received a report of a break-in Wednesday at a business in the 3300 block of Frederica Street. Television or radio equipment valued at $320 was taken. Owensboro police said a bicycle valued at $175 was taken in a burglary reported Tuesday at a house in the 2200 block of St. James Court. EDITOR'S NOTE: In reading news reports of criminal accusations, it is possible to forget what jurors are reminded of in the trial of the accused: The law presumes the accused to be innocent of a crime.
NEW ARRIVALS At Owensboro-Daviess County Hospital: HOWARD, Wenonah and James, of 715 Clay Owensboro, a daughter on Dec. 31. SIMON, Peggy and Joseph, of 7225 Julie Owensboro, a son on Dec. 31. MORRIS, Melissa and Hudson, of 1503 Richbrook Trace, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan.
1. HAMILTON, Patricia and Michael, of 749 Berwyn Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 1. COOMES, Debbie and David, of 4904 West Fifth Street Road, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 1.
BULLINGTON, Tine and Richard, of 318 Ewing Road, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 1. BLANDFORD, Penny and Timothy, of 3001 Yosemite Drive, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 1. McCARTHY, Kathy and Thomas, of 1710 McClarity Owensboro, a daughter on Jan.
2. CASE, Gay and Jesse, of 5402 Gerald Drive, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 2. EVANS, Nancy and Donald, of 114 W. 20th Owensboro, a son on Jan.
2. JOHNSON, Lori and James, of Hartford, a son on Jan. 2. COOMES, Sharon and Mark, of 3423 Eagle Court, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 2.
LESTER, Jeannie and Keith, of Richland, a son on Jan. 2. WARD, Donna and Frankie, of 202 Clay Owensboro, a son on Jan. 3. PATTERSON, Joanie and David, of Sacramento, a daughter on Jan.
4. ROBERTS, Lisa and Ronnie, of 2640 Lewis Lane, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 4. HAYDEN, Melinda and James, of Utica, a daughter on Jan. 4.
WARD, Marian and Robert, of Pennyrile Trailer Court, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 4. DOWELL, Rhonda and Warren, of 640 Time Drive, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 4. MORGAN, Arlene and Joney, of Utica, a daughter on Jan.
4. COBB, Bonnie and Derek, of 2305 Venetian Way, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 4. BOZARTH, Pam and Mark, of 1105 West Ninth Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 5.
FORD, Alisa and Stephen, of 549 Navajo Drive, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 5. HELM, Lavonne and Tommy, of Route 2, Hartford, a son on Jan. 5. STONE, Beverly and James of Whitesville, a son on Jan.
5. CROWE, Debbie and Ricky, of 2218 Carpenter Drive, Owensboro, a daughter on Jan. 5. CLARY, Mary and Michael, of 90 Fielden Drive, Owensboro, a son on Jan. 5.
BARNETT, Jo and Delmar, of Calhoun, a daughter on Jan. 5. WIMSATT, Katherine and Fred, of Cloverport, a son on Jan. 5. LAWSON, Larena and Stephen, of Maceo, a son and a daughter on Jan.
5. Elsewhere: SNODDY, Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Evansville, at Fayette Memorial Hospital, Connersville, a daughter, Stephanie Faye, on Dec. 13, 1981.
Grandparents Bill Mays of Fort Scott, Kansas, and Elizabeth Harman Mays of Owensboro; great-grandparents are Mrs. Ollie Davis of Owensboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Roma Mays of Connersville. CECIL, Joanne and Dr.
Stephen, of Tampa, at Women's Hospital in Tampa, a son, Mark Stephen on Dec. 18, 1981. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Drury of West Louisville and Mr.
and Mrs. Martin H. Cecil of Owensboro. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen of Rockport, at Swedish American Hospital, Rockford, a daughter, Ashley Noel on Dec. 18, 1981. Grandparents are Mrs. Lora Anderson of Owensboro and William F. Anderson of Rockport, Mrs.
Hulda Yarger of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. N.C. Smith; and great-grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs.
Norman L. Smith, all of Richland, Ind. STUART, Freida M. and William at Holston Valley Community Hospital, Kingsport, a son, Matthew Alexander on Dec. 27, 1981.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stuart. PAYNE, Sue and Jimmy, of Elizabethtown, a son, Shawn Gregory, on Dec.
30, 1981. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Mills and Mrs.
Henry L. Payne, all of Owensboro. CORRECTION Because of incorrect information supplied to the an article in Thursday's newspaper gave an incorrect description for the car of a missing person. Jeff Waterman, 19, of 2232 Fairview Drive, was last seen Sunday driving a black 1980 Plymouth Champ with the license number ERC985. REAL ESTATE You'll Find it All in the 'Classified Section' of today's paper.
BURLEY SALES FOR THURSDAY WAREHOUSE POUNDS SALES AVERAGE Planters 133,896 $245,578.64 $183.41 Farmers 22,558 $41,343.96 $183.28 Owensboro 244,684 $446,281.36 $182.39 Center Brick 97,520 $178,846.92 $183.40 Daviess County 4,272 $7,834.50 $183.39 Equity 24,752 $45,431.54 $183.55 DAY'S TOTALS 527,682 $965,316.92 $182.94 SEASON TOTALS 18,686,722 $33,888,725.46 $181.35 High basket Thursday was $184. DARK TOBACCO FOR THURSDAY WAREHOUSE POUNDS SALES AVERAGE Planters 3,766 $5,234.46 $139.23 Big Independent 88,712 $109,313.64 $123.22 Farmers 22,420 $22,735.78 $101.41 Owensboro 36,768 $47,415.91 $128.96 Equity 25,518 $33,479.81 $131.20 Lancaster 28,938 $34,918.20 $120.67 Reynolds 14,860 $17,665.14 $118.88 POOL 39,542 17.9% DAY'S TOTALS 220,982 $270,771.94 $122.53 SEASON TOTALS 2,632,213 $3,254,278.83 $123.63 High basket Thursday was $160. Burley sales Monday start at Owensboro warehouse. Dark sales Monday start at Reynolds. Burley volume Associated Press The average per hundredweight was down 23 cents at $181.59 on Kentucky burley tobacco markets Thursday and volume was off three million pounds from the previous day, the Federal-State Market Reporting Service said.
Despite the fact that volume was down to 15,722,599 pounds of leaf, total sales for the season reached 898 and the season average stood at $180.74. The season total was 63,000,000 pounds more than during the same stage of sales during last season and the average is $14.77 higher. Owensboro had the best average of the day at $182.94 on the sale of 527,682 pounds of burley and Bloomfield reported an average of $182.77 on auctions for 78,580 pounds. The low average Thursday was Danville's $178.55 on the sale of 659,982 pounds. Lexington, the world's largest market, handled 3,323,311 pounds of burley at an average of $181.45.
down There were no sales at Franklin, Henderson, Lebanon, Paducah and Somerset. No report was received from Greensburg. LOUISVILLE Thursday's sales at Kentucky burley markets. Market Pounds. Avg Bloomfid 78,580 $182.77 Bowing Grn 361,005 179.21 Carrollton 1,157,776 182.20 Covington 168,119 179.43 Cynthiana 681,038 180.46 Danville 659,982 178.55 Franklin No Sale Glasgow 116,516 182.85 Greensburg No Report Harrodsbrg 560,962 183.08 Henderson No Sale Hopkinsvi 128,382 180.75 Horse Cave 179,688 182.59 Lebanon No Sale Lexington 3,323.311 181.45 London 67,855 182.44 Louisville 223,557 182.11 Mayfield 292.956 181.64 Maysville 1,687,467 180.36 Morehead 582,749 182.13 Mt Stering 651,967 182.71 Owensboro 527,682 182.94 Paducah No Sale Paris 600,401 181.07 Richmond 638,921 182.76 Russellvi 354,050 181.76 Shelbyvi 1,493,645 182.27 Somerset No Sale Springfid 570,756 182.62 Winchestr 615.244 182.72 Ky Total 15,722.599.
.181.59 Governor's son fined $50 for Stones' ticket scalping Associated Press LEXINGTON John Y. Brown III was fined $50 for ticket scalping but at one point in the proceedings, an arrest warrant was issued for the governor's son. The 19-year-old Transylvania University student did not answer a docket call Wednesday in Fayette District Court, and Judge John Adams said he ordered court officials to issue an arrest warrant for him. There was a flurry of calls between the governor's office in Frankfort and several points in Lexington before an attorney appeared on behalf of the younger Brown and entered a guilty plea. The governor's press secretary, Frank Ashley, said the episode was "a simple misunderstanding." Ashley said the younger Brown thought he was "supposed to be there (in court) on the 20th." He said that Brown was on a Christmas vacation from school.
Police arrested Brown and charged him with ticket scalping along with more than 30 other people on Dec. 11 when the Rolling Stones appeared in Rupp Arena. Court records did not indicate how many tickets Brown was attempting to sell or how much he was asking for them. Judge Adams said that Lexington attorney James Ishmael Jr. appeared in court and told him that Brown intended to plead guilty and pay the fine.
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