1 THE COURIER -JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1950. 9 Mrs. Alice Maloney's Funeral Today Second Service Is Planned At Holy Trinity Funeral for Mrs. Alice Sheehan Maloney, wife of John T.
Maloney, partner in the BolandMaloney Lumber Company, will be at 8:15 a.m. today at Barrett's Chapel and at 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Mrs.
Maloney, who died at 8:30 a a.m. Monday at her home, 600 Wallace Avenue, was president of the Cervantes Club at Nazareth College. She formerly was a volunteer case worker for Catholic Charities and was active in the Queen's Daughters. Other survivors are a daughter, Miss Mary Alice Maloney, and a sister, Mrs Frank J. Smith, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. ELIZABETH WYMOND wife of S. Wymond, Mrs. Pligahwtord Wymond, 87, former secretary of the cooperage firm of Chess Wymond, died at 8:45 a.m. yesterday at her home, 2036 Confederate Place.
She was a native of Aurora, Ind. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. John R. Richardson; six sons, Chess B. Wymond, Mare L.
Wymond; H. Dean Wymond, Richard B. Wymond, Philip C. d. and William G.
Wymond. de Funeral will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. CHARLES PARKS Charles Parks, 72, clerk at the Louisville Service Club for the last five years, died at 3:15 a.m.
yesterday at Nichols Hospital. Centre College President Reviews Its Early History Dr. Walter A. Groves, president of Centre College, reviewed the history of the. college between 1830 and 1857 before the Filson Club last night.
Centre, founded in 1819, "set full sail" during those years, Dr. Groves related, under the presidency of Dr. John C. Young. The Presbyterian Church, which aided in founding and supporting Sinking-Fund Ends'49 Ahead By $657,000 Fund Believed Able To Reach June Goal The City's sinking-fund surplus for 1949 will be $657,000, or about a third of the fund's 1950 needs, Ben J.
Brumleve, secretary treasurer, estimated yesterday. After paying $2,755,000 for interest and debt retirement, and $3,000,000 to the City's general fund, the surplus was left from sinking-fund revenues, Brumleve said. These include the occupationaltax collections of almost 000 and Louisville Water Company dividends of $817,000. The remainder came from various license taxes. Brumleve said he believed the sinking fund will be able to meet its own requirements before June 30, just as it did last year.
The occupational-tax ordinance expires June 30 at which time the Board of Aldermen may re-enact it. Pulaski County Native, Dr. Samuel Eads, Dies Lexington, Jan. 3 (AP) Dr. Samuel Oliver Eads, 80.
native of Pulaski County, died, at a hospital here today where he had been a patient for more than five years. Dr. Eads, who retired from practice in 1938, was graduated from the Louisville College of Medicine. He practiced throughout central Illinois until his rewhen moved back to tirement, where he and Mrs. Eads lived until he entered the hospital Lebanon Woman Dies In Auto Crash Special to The Courier- lournal Springfield, Jan.
Della Blair Millen of Lebanon, was killed at 2:30 p.m. today in an automobile accident on the Springfield-Bardstown Road. The car in which she was riding with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stilwell, and a car allegedly driven by Curtis M.
Carter, an Air Force soldier from Macon, collided. Stillwell suffered fractured ribs and kneecap. Berea's Mayor Gay Begins His 11th Term Special to The Courier-Journal. Berea, Jan. L.
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