"Mrs. Maria Politt sic, widow of the late George Pollitt, died at her home near Mt. Olivet church, on Thursday morning after a long illness."

"A Good Woman Passes Away After an Illness of Only a Few Days —

"The news of the death of Mrs. Anna Pollitt, wife of Mr. R. H. Pollitt, was a shock to her many friends, as it was not generally known that she was ill. She passed away last evening shortly after 8 o’clock, at the family residence on Limestone street.

"Last Sunday she was taken ill with some disease of the stomach. Her condition was not considered alarming until Thursday night, when there was a change for the worse, and she sank steadily from that on, the end coming last evening.

"Deceased was forty-seven years of age. She was born and spent part of her life at Orangeburg, her maiden name being Howard, she being a daughter of the venerable John Howard, who was postmaster at Orangeburg for a number of years.

"Her husband survives, and she leaves seven children, three daughters and four sons — Mrs. Samuel Holmes, of Mt. Olivet; Dr. C. C. Pollitt, of Erie, Pa.; Mr. John Pollitt, of Bloomington, Ill.; Mr. James H. Pollitt, of Mt. Carmel, and Mrs. Ernie White, Miss Beatrice Pollitt and Mr. Claude Pollitt, of this city. The deceased was a most estimable christian woman, and the family have the sincere sympathy of the community in the loss they have sustained.

"The funeral will take place Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the family residence. The services will be conducted by Rev. C. S. Lucas, of the Christian Church, of which denomination the deceased had been a member for years."

"Mrs. Anna Pollitt, wife of Mr. Addison Pollitt, died Monday about noon at the family residence on Forest avenue, Sixth ward. She had been a sufferer for some time from a disease of the stomach, complicated with other troubles, and for days had been in an extremely critical condition.

"Deceased was a daughter of Mr. William Barid sic of the Fifth ward, was about forty-five years of age, and enjoyed the love of her friends and was respected and esteemed by all who knew her. Her husband survives, and she leaves several children.

"The funeral will occur to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock."

"THE ANGEL OF DEATH —

"Darkened Another Home Friday Morning —

"Mrs. Kate Kennan, of Orangeburg, Falls a Victim to Consumption —

"The Angel of Death has been abroad in the land, leaving sorrow and tears in his pathway.

"Friday another home was darkened by his visit, the faithful wife and devoted mother being taken.

"Mrs. Kate Kennan, of Orangeburg, died Friday morning about 2 o'clock, of that dread disease, consumption. She was a daughter of Mr. Samuel Pollitt, and was born in Lewis County March 28th, 1846. She was married December 21st, 1871, to Mr. Franklin Kennan, who, with one son, survives her. She leaves two brothers,—Messrs. William and Basil Pollitt, of Lewis County, and one sister, Mrs. Robert Pollitt, of Dover. Rev. F. S. Pollitt, Presiding Elder of the Danville District, M. E. Church, South, is a nephew of the deceased.

"Mrs. Kennan was a true Christian, and was from early youth identified with the Methodist Church. The nobility and beauty of a life lived for others may not be described in words, but the memory of it will ever be embalmed in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.

"The funeral will occur to-day at 1 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Jones officiating. Burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The sympathy of a host of friends and relatives goes out to the sadly bereaved father and son. "

"Dr. W. L. Day, born Aug. 26, 1839, at Felicity, Ohio, and in 1863 married Mary Day. In 1877, he married Annie Hays Pollitt, at Augusta, Ky. In 1883 he married Victoria Parker Shinn, in Illinois. There were four children: Edgar Johnson Day, Minnie May Day, Carrie McGarvey Day, and Daisy Pearl Day. Three survive. He practiced medicine at Poplar Flat for several years and at Concord for over 20 years. For many years a member of the M. E. church, but two weeks previous to his death he united with the Christian Church, being baptized by Rev. Coakwell, of Maysville. He died Nov. 4, 1911. Service conducted by William Phillips and buried at Concord."

"Mr. J. J. Pollitt Dead.

"Mr. J. J. Pollitt, aged sixty years, died at his home in Rectorville at 11 o’clock Sunday night. He is survived by a wife and three sons.

"The funeral took place last Tuesday morning at 11 o’clock from the Mt. Olivet Church, with interment in the Mt. Olivet cemetery."

"Bro. J. J. Pollitt, Rectorville, Ky., was born December 22, 1852, and departed this life January 2, 1916. He was married November 30, 1876, to Miss Nettie E. Webster. There were born to them three sons, William Omer, Edward D., and Albert W. Besides the children, there survive his wife, Mrs. Nettie E. Pollitt and four brothers, A. D. Pollitt, W. T. Pollitt, Frank Pollitt and Rev. S. H. Pollitt, pastor Lancaster Station.

"Bro. J. J. Pollitt joined the church under the pastorate of Rev. M. W. Hiner in 1873. He was a faithful steward of the Mt. Olive sic Church for thirty-five years. His son, W. O., was made steward, as his successor, about four years ago. Bro. Pollitt loved the church, believed in her doctrines, welcomed all the preachers sent to the charge, and stood nobly by them. He was afflicted with the dreaded disease tuberculosis. At first, being conscious of the approaching end, he was not resigned to go. But before the end came he was, and so gave evidence.

"The funeral was conducted at the Mt. Olive Church, where he had always held his membership, by the pastor assisted by Rev. W. M. Williams, Richmond, Ky.

"In the church yard, in the old Pollitt burying ground, we laid his body away till ‘The earth shall give up her dead,’ and the lovers of Jesus shall part no more."

"FORMER MASON COUNTY MAN DIES IN AMELIA —

"Abner Pollitt Succumbs to Paralytic At Home in Amelia, O., Friday Morning, Funeral At Olivet —

"Mr. Abner Pollitt, well known in this section, died at his home in Amelia, Ohio, Friday morning, after suffering a stroke of paralysis some ten days ago.

"The deceased was a native of Mason County, having been born and reared near Rectorville, where he resided until recently when he purchased an Ohio farm.

"Mr. Pollitt was a loyal citizen and a splendid man, standing for all that is right and for Christianity, he was deeply admired. The deceased is survived by his widow and one brother, Rev. S. H. Pollitt.

"Funeral services will be conducted at Olivet, Ky., Sunday morning, at 11 o’clock with Rev. W. M. Williams, Pastor of the Central Methodist Church of this city officiating, with Rev. Garriott assisting. Burial will be made in the Olivet cemetery."

"Former Resident of Rectorville Dies —

"Word was received here yesterday of the death of Mr. Abner Pollitt, Rectorville, but who had made his home in Amelia, Ohio, for the past several years, who died at his home there early yesterday morning. Mr. Pollitt has been ill for a week due to a stroke of paralysis.

"He is survived by his wife and one brother.

"Funeral services will be held Sunday morning from the Olivet Church at 11 o’clock with Rev. W. M. Williams, pastor of the Central M. E. Church officiating. Interment in the Olivet cemetery."

"MR. R. P. POLLITT DIES MONDAY AT DOVER —

"Was Resident of Maysville For Many Years And Esteemed By All. Burial at Olivet, Ky. —

"Mr. Richard P. Pollitt, 68 years of age, until a couple of years ago a resident of Maysville, died Monday at noon at his home in South Ripley, this county.

"The deceased, who was connected with a Cincinnati meat packing concern, was a thoroughly Christian gentleman and a devoted and active member of the First M. E. Church, South, while a resident in this city. Conscientious and honorable in all activities of life, Mr. Pollitt was highly esteemed.

"The deceased leaves four children, Mrs. O. N. Weaver, of the county, Mr. Emmitt Pollitt, of this city, Mr. Harold Pollitt, of Indiana, and Mr. Alexander Pollitt, of Geneva, N. Y.; two brothers, Mr. Charles Pollitt, of Lewis county, and Mr. William Pollitt of Kansas City, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. J. R. Gault, of Tollesboro, also survive.

"The funeral cortege will leave the late home in Dover Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock, eastern time, with services being conducted in the Olivet Church by Rev. M. P. McClure, of the First M. E. Church, So., this city. Burial will follow in the Olivet cemetery."

"MRS. POLLITTE DEATH VICTIM —

"Dies This Morning At Home Of Son After Long Illness —

"Mrs. Nettie E. Pollitte, 75, lifelong member of the Methodist Church, and well known in Harlan, died this morning at 8:30 o’clock at the home of her son, E. D. Pollitte, on Ivy Street, after a long illness.

"Mrs. Pollitte had been ill for several months. Her sudden death came as a surprise, nevertheless, to her many friends in Harlan, and in Central Kentucky, her former home. She was interested in civic affairs and in church work, having been an active church member since she was a young girl.

"She is survived by three sons, W. O. Pollitte, of Mason County, and E. D. Pollitte and A. W. Pollitte, of Harlan; two brothers, J. N. Webster and Thomas Webster, and three grandsons, Ray, Erlbert sic and George Pollitt.

"The body will be shipped to Maysville, Ky., tonight, and burial services will be held in the Mount Olive sic Cemetery tomorrow afternoon."

"Rites Held For Mrs. Pollitt At Mt. Olivet —

"Funeral services for Mrs. T. J. Pollitt sic, who died Sunday at her home in Harlan, Ky., were held yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Mt. Olivet Methodist Church with the Rev. Matthews, pastor of the Sardis M. E. Church, in charge of the rites. Burial was made at Mt. Olivet.

"The body of Mrs. Pollitt was brought to Maysville yesterday morning over the C. & O. and taken direct to Mt. Olivet. Among those who accompanied the remains here for the funeral were Messrs. Bert and Edward Pollitt, Earlbert and J. J. Pollitt and Ray Pollitt, of Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers and two daughters, of Cincinnati, Miss Edith Pollitt, Mrs. Ona Webster and son, Lyle of Middlesboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pollitt of Winchester."

"Jeanette Webster Pollitte died this morning Monday, March 16, 1931 near nine o'clock after having been paralyzed on whole right side since May 21, 1930. Never able to leave her bed but very cheerful and happy and seemed to get much pleasure from the children. After death of J. J. Pollitte, her husband, she lived with Ed during winter months and with Omar on the farm during summer months. Died in Harlan, Ky. Buried at Mt. Olivet Church, Mason County, on March 17, 1931."

BELOVED MINISTER TAKEN BY DEATH —

"Rev. Seneca Hall Pollitt, son of George W. and Maria Holm Pollitt, was born in Mason county, Kentucky, August 24, 1857, and peacefully passed away at his home in Berry, Friday morning, May 5th, 1933, at the age of 75 years, eight months and eleven days.

"When only a lad he accepted Christ as his Savior and united with the Olivet M. E. church, and had since been an ardent laborer in the vineyard, having begun to preach at an early age. He was admitted to the Kentucky Methodist Conference in 1893; and for the past forty years has been a faithful pastor and evangelist, preaching the gospel in some of the best churches of this as well as other states. He was pastor of the Berry and Boyd churches at the time of his death.

"On June 2nd, 1894, he was united in marriage to Miss Myrtle Raymond and to this union ten children were born, one of whom preceded him to the Great Beyond.

"Besides his devoted wife he is survived by nine children, Mrs. Fred Pollitt, of Amelia, O.; Bruce, of Ludlow, Ky.; Mrs. J. C. Gaskin, of Washington, D. C.; Stanley and Luther, of Amelia, O.; Shirley, Thelma, Eileen and Kennard, at home; also by four grandchildren, Jack Gaskin, Bobbie, Barbara and Peggie Pollitt.

"The funeral was held at the Berry Methodist church, Sunday morning, conducted by the Presiding Elder Rose, assisted by Revs. W. P. Hopkins and T. P. Roberts. Two beautiful solos were rendered by Mr. Everett Fisher with Mrs. Gilda Carter at the piano. The pall bearers were officers of the Berry and Boyd churches: Dr. T. M. Earle, Zeno Fisher, T. M. Hardy, J. G. Booher, Gilbert Perrin and Ed. Brown. The honorary pall bearers were: W. A. Hutton, Frank Courtney, B. B. Whitaker, Charlie Perrin, George Withers and Curtis Knox.

"He was then conveyed to the Olivet M. E. Church, where short services were conducted by Rev. Bayard McCann, a local minister and Rev. W. H. Maxwell, pastor of the First Church of Maysville. After which he was laid to rest in the Olivet church-yard, beneath a beautiful bank of flowers. — Contributed."

"GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY —

"This Morning, Mrs. Mabel M. Pollitte, Wife of Ed Pollitte —

"At her home on Ivy Street this morning at 11:35 o’clock, Mrs. Mabell M. Pollitte, 40, wife of E. D. Pollitte, passed away after an illness for some time of a complication of diseases. This splendid woman has borne great suffering without murmur of complaint, and was ready to meet Him who gave her.

"Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, J. J. and Bert Ed Pollitte; four daughters, Jean, Maxine, Ella Doug and Mary Evelyn; father, James H. Anno, Manchester, O.; sister, Mrs. Mary Ben McNeil, Manchester, O.,; 4 brothers, Harry, Walter and James Anno, of Detroit, Mich.; brother-in-law, Bert Pollitte, of this city.

"Mrs. Pollitte came to Harlan in 1916 with Mr. Pollitte, from Maysville, Ky., and she was a loving and devoted wife and mother, and her passing occasions much sorrow among her many friends.

"There will be services for friends at the home this afternoon at 5:30 o’clock, with Rev. C. E. Vogel in charge.

"The funeral and burial will occur at Mt. Olivet Church, Maysville, at 3 P.M. EST, tomorrow, July 10, and all that is mortal of this most estimable woman will be laid to rest.

"The family has the sympathy of the community in their sad loss and may each find comfort in the Word of the Master."

"SERVICES TODAY FOR MRS. POLLITT —

"Funeral Rites For Former Resident Of County To Be Held This Afternoon At Olivet Church, Near Orangeburg — Remains Will Arrive This Morning.

"The remains of Mrs. Mable Anno Pollitt, 40 years old, wife of Edward Pollitt, who died Sunday night at her home in Harlan, Ky., following a four month’s illness, will arrive here this morning and taken direct to the Olivet Church, near Orangeburg, where services are to be conducted this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Burial will be in the cemetery adjoining the church.

"Mrs. Pollitt, who was the daughter of James Anno, of Manchester, Ohio, formerly lived in Mason county. She was born and reared in Manchester. Her husband is a brother of Omar Pollitt, of Orangeburg.

"Besides her husband and father, she is survived by six children, J. J., Jean, Maxine, Eddie Douglas, Bert Ed and Mary Evelyn. A brother, James Anno, Jr., formerly lived in Maysville."

"Mabel Marie Anno Pollitte, wife of Edward D. Pollitte died of cancer at Harlan, Ky., on July 9, 1934. Age 40 years. She suffered very great pain, made several trips to Louisville and took radium treatments from Doctor Young. For six months, she seemed to have been cured, but in March she began suffering with her hips which caused her much agony until a few days before she died. Then quietly passed into a state of coma for about 24 hours before death, at about 11 o’clock in the morning. She was buried in the Olivet Church Cemetery July 10, 1934."

"W. O. Pollitte Killed By Truck —

"Harlan Man’s Funeral Set for 6 P. M. Today —

"William Omar Pollitte, 69, a well known resident of Smith Addition, was killed around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday near the Loyall swinging bridge when he was struck by a truck reportedly driven by Verlin Alred, Harlan.

"Sgt. Earl Gilbert of the State Highway Patrol said Pollitte was standing on the side of the road and that the driver said Pollitte took a couple of steps to cross the road and hit the side of the truck.

"Injuries Revealed —

"Pollitte was reportedly knocked into the ditch by the impact. His left side and chest were crushed, Gilbert said, and he was dead upon arrival at Harlan hospital.

"Gilbert added that Alread would be charged with involuntary manslaughter.

"Pollitte, who was a son of the late John J. Pollitte and Nettie E. Webster, came to Harlan from Mason County 14 years ago. He was a member of the Harlan Methodist Church.

"Survivors Listed —

"Besides his wife, Mrs. Hattie L. Pollitte, he is survived by six children, George O. Pollitte, Ray B. Pollitte, L & N agent here, Howard Pollitte, Mrs. Geneva Martin, Mrs. Helen Ackley, all of Harlan, Earlbert E. Pollitte, Maysville, Ky.; and two brothers, Ed Pollitte and Albert Pollitte of Harlan.

"Funeral Services will be held at 6 p.m. today with the Rev. R. R. Patton, pastor of Harlan Methodist Church, officiating, and at the Olivet Church, Mason County, Thursday at 3:30 p.m. EST, with the Rev. Adams and Rev. A. R. Perkins, former pastor of the Harlan Methodist Church, officiating.

Interment will be in the Olivet cemetery.

"Pallbearers Listed —

"Casket bearers will include Robert Gidding, Edd Payne, Harvey Kirkland, Albert Baxter, Maurice Webster, Omar Breeze, Bill Herbert, Dick Lee and Charley Turnipseed.

"Honorary casket bearers will be C. A. Wardrup, Marion Kanser, J. D. Fowler, Lawrence Yeary, E. S. Gregory, John Crawford, A. T. Sims, R. W. Frame, Vernon Rollins and Ben Lewallen."

"Funeral Rites Today For W. Omar Pollitt —

"Funeral services for W. Omar Pollitt, 69-year-old Mason county native, who died of injuries Tuesday evening shortly after he was struck by a truck at Loyall, Ky., will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at the Mt. Olivet Methodist church near Rectorville.

"Mr. Pollitt was struck by the vehicle at about 6 p. m. Tuesday when he was crossing a Loyall street and died en route to a hospital.

"A son of the late J. J. and Nettie Webster Pollitt, William Omar Pollitt was born in the Rectorville neighborhood on November 20, 1877, and resided on Mason county until about 14 years ago when he moved to Harlan, where he has been residing since.

"A man of great kindliness, Mr. Pollitt was highly admired in his native county and the county of his adoption. He was a lifelong member of the Mt. Olivet Methodist church, where, only last Saturday he completed a redecorating project.

"He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hattie Pollitt, and six children, Ray, George and Howard Pollitt, all of Harlan, Mrs. Geneva Martin and Mrs. Helen Ackley, also of Harlan, and Earlbert, of the Rectorville neighborhood. He also leaves two brothers, Earl and Bert Pollitt, of Harlan, fifteen grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

"Rev. Earl Adamson, pastor of the Mt. Olivet church, Dr. A. R. Perkins, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, of this city, and Rev. Bayard McCann, will have charge of the funeral services this afternoon.

"Honorary and active casketbearers will include: Wayne Hull, Nate Drake, Charles Turnipseed, Dick Lee, W. P. Herbert, Omar Breeze, Maurice Webster, Walter Dickson, Albert Baxter, Harvey Kirkland, Ed Payne and J. L. Gidding."

"Arbra Pollitt, 67, County Farmer, Dies At Hospital —

"Arbra Frank Pollitt, aged 67, prominent farmer and landowner of the Day Run road and one of Orangeburg's outstanding farmers, died at 7:55 o'clock Friday morning at Hayswood Hospital, never having recovered from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered May 23. He was admitted to the hospital that same night.

"Unconscious since stricken at his home, Mr. Pollitt continued to suffer a succession of seizures after being admitted to the hospital. He had been in ill health for the past five years.

"For more than forty-six years Mr. Pollitt had resided on his present farm and he had been a resident of Mason county since coming here as a young man of 21 years.

"For the past 46 years Mr. Pollitt had been a substantial farmer of the Orangeburg vicinity and had given of his time and energy to his community, his church and to his neighbors. He had been an officer of the Orangeburg Christian church for more than 30 years and his zealousness in its behalf was typical of the earnest endeavor he brought to everything.

"Mr. Pollitt was always helpfully interested in the affairs of his community and spoke many words of sage advice deeply valued by his friends. Knowing him for the fine man that he was, pleasant-natured and strictly honorable in all his dealings, his wide circle of friends will hear of his passing with deepest regret.

"Mr. Pollitt's goodness was never more perfectly exemplified than in his own home where as husband and father he was most devoted to those within his ken.

"He was born in Lewis county September 21, 1882, the son of Milton and Nannie Teager Pollitt, families of honored stock in that section. He was married December 3, 1906, to Miss Mary J. Tolle, who survives.

"Mr. Pollitt was a member of the Mason County Farm Bureau and of Wyandotte Tribe No. 3, Maysville Lodge, Improved Order of Red Men.

"Surviving besides his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Charles Ella Marie M. Calvert, of Winchester, O.; Mrs. Porter Thelma H. Grant, of Tollesboro; one son, Harry "Bud" Pollitt, of Orangeburg; six grandchildren: Charles Lynn Calvert, Mary Darlene Calvert, Gene Paul Calvert, Harold Allen Pollitt, James Aubra Grant, Patricia Lou Grant, and one great-grandchild, Gerald Allen Calvert. Also he leaves two brothers, Walter and Thomas Pollitt, both of Dayton, Ohio.

"Saturday afternoon the remains will be at the residence, to be kept there until the funeral is held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Orangeburg Christian church. Dr. Gilbert H. Fern, of Maysville, pastor of the Winchester O. Christian church, and Rev. James A. Cox, pastor of the church at Orangeburg, will officiate at the rites. Interment will be in the Olivet cemetery.

"Arrangements are in charge of the Barbour-Merritt funeral home at Tollesboro.

"Serving as honorary bearers will be his fellow officers in the church, Oscar Pollitt, Charles DeVaughn, Emerson Zeigler, Dave Landreth, Oren McNutt, Harry Applegate and Robert Gidding.

"Casketbearers will be junior officers of the church. They are Charles Frame, John Parker, Virgil Landreth, Emerson Zeigler, Jr., and Lester Landreth."

"Lucinda Katherine Thurman Pollitt, daughter of J. S. and Amanda Thurman, was born Aug. 28, 1885, in Robertson County, and departed this life Aug. 29, 1950, at the age of 65 years, 7 months and 1 day. She was united in marriage to S. E. Pollitt in the year of 1900 and to this union was born 14 children, 6 preceding her in death. She died at her home in Glen Springs. Her two sons, Hubert and Willard, and two grandsons, Delbert Mackey and Elmer Ray Moore, had been with her since the death of her husband, whose death occurred eight years ago. Surviving are eight children; Hubert and Willard at home; Mrs. Frank Kielman, of Petersville; Mrs. Burl Toller of Glen Springs; Edward Pollitt, of Stricklett; Mrs. Grover McCann of Charters; Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert, of Petersville, and Mrs. W. M. C. Korrumph of Pittsburgh, Pa.

"She also leaves 29 other grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, 3 sisters, Mrs. Ida Rigdon and Mrs. Tillie Fite, of Charters; Mrs. Beatrice Kinney, of Glen Springs; two brothers, Hargis Thurman, of Glen Springs and Otto Thurman of Stricklett.

"Funeral services were held at Heselton Church, Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev. O. F. Foster and Rev. Sam Branham officiating, and burial was in Jones Cemetery, under the direction of K. Stanley Kimble."

"Rites Sunday For Vanceburg Man —

"Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o’clock Sunday morning for Robert Bert Pollitt, 74, who died at 12:30 o’clock Thursday morning at his home in Vanceburg. Rites will be held at Ails Chapel Christian Church, at Quick’s Run, near Vanceburg. Burial will be made in Flinders cemetery.

"Mr. Pollitt, in ill health for the past several years, suffered a stroke Wednesday night after becoming seriously ill two days prior.

"A native of Lewis county, Mr. Pollitt was born September 21, 1876, the son of the late Charles and Phoebe Thoroughman Pollitt. He had lived his entire lifetime in Lewis county and Vanceburg and until the last few years was employed by the C. & O. railroad.

"Mr. Pollitt was respected as a man of worth and reliability, and as exemplifying a cheerful fortitude in his long illness. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness Church.

"Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Madgie Mae Johnson Pollitt, who is seriously ill at home; six children, Lynn Pollitt, of Augusta and Mrs. Lottie Chatman, William and Sam Pollitt, Miss Dorothy Pollitt and Miss Janet Pollitt, all of Vanceburg, and several grandchildren.

"Arrangements are in charge of the Plummer funeral home at Vanceburg."

"Mrs. Lena Davis, 81, Mason Native, Dies —

"Mrs. Lena Roe Davis, a native of Mason county, died yesterday at 5:30 a.m. at Champaign, Illinois, where she had resided for the past 30 years. She was 81 years old and the widow of Clay Davis, who preceded her in death several years ago.

"Former friends and associates here will remember Mrs. Davis for her many lovable attributes and news of her passing will be received with genuine regret. She was a devout member of the Baptist church.

"The deceased was the daughter of the late William and Mary Rains Roe. The late Mr. Davis was an uncle of Misses Mary and Edith Davis, and Arthur Davis, of the Maple Leaf Road.

"She is survived by seven daughters and one son. Among a number of nephews and nieces who survive are Mrs. Charles Kennan, of Orangeburg; Mrs. Harry Lee, of Burtonville; Mrs. Georgia Mae Case, Mrs. Ethel Mingua and W. H. Roe, all of the county.

"Funeral services and burial will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Champaign."

"Burt Pollitt, 71, Passes At Harlan —

"A. W. Burt Pollitt, 71, died last night at 7 o’clock at the Harlan, Ky., hospital after a serious illness of only a few weeks. He had been a semi-invalid for over a year, friends here were advised.

"He was born in Mason county near Rectorville on June 2, 1882, the son of the late J. J. Pollitt, and Nettie Webster Pollitt, and at one time was a Mason county teacher.

"He is survived by one brother, Ed Pollitt, with whom he made his home in Harlan, and one uncle sic, J. J. Pollitt, who is with the State Road department and has visited Maysville several times in the past months in connection with the highway project on route 68.

"Mr. Pollitt was associated with the L. & N. railroad for a number of years and held positions in both Middlesboro and Harlan.

"Funeral services are to be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the Olivet Methodist church. Other arrangements are incomplete."

"Arthur C. Day, 80, Landowner, Expires —

"Arthur C. Day, 80 year old Orangeburg landowner and sawmill operator, died at 2 a.m. Saturday at the residence of a son, Douglas Day, on Route 10 near Rectorville. He had been ill and bedfast for the last six months.

"Mr. Day’s passing marked the second death in his family circle within two months, a sister, Mrs. D. A. Hall, of the county, having died on October 21.

"Mr. Day, a member of the Orangeburg Methodist Church, was one of the best known of the farmers and business men in the eastern end of Mason County. He was also one of the most highly regarded. One whose friends regarded his word as good as his bond. Mr. Day stood out for personal integrity. His manner was quiet but his nature was cordial and his friends were in multiple numbers. At the passing of this highly esteemed citizen, all every having been associated with him will be saddened.

"A life-time resident of Mason County, the deceased was born on May 24, 1873, a son of the late Edwin C. and Anna Louise Lucar Day. His mother was a native of Bristol, England.

"On May 20, 1903, Mr. Day married Miss Evelyn Kerchival Kennan and they became the parents of eight children. Mrs. Day, a sister of Mrs. George Seddon, passed away on May 18, 1944. He was also predeceased by a son, Marvin K. Day, who lost his life in a sawmill accident at Williamsburg on July 11, 1939.

"Two daughters and four sons survive him. They are Mrs. Lucille D. Wilkinson, of Dayton, Ohio; Philip Ray Day and George Boyd Day, both of Orangeburg; Mrs. George W. Taylor, of the county; Edward C. Day, of New Richmond, Ohio; Hamlet Day, of San Diego, California; and Douglas Day, at whose home he died. Also he leaves a brother, C. B. Day, of Orangeburg, and two sisters, Mrs. W. T. Ryan, of Mason County, and Mrs. Addie Bradford, of Houston, Texas, and 13 grandchildren.

"Funeral arrangements are being completed by J. W. Porter and Sons."

"Dr. C. C. Pollitt, Mason Native, Dies —

"Mrs. T. M. Russell and Mrs. E. L. White, of East Third street, have received the distressing news of the death of their brother, Dr. Claude see note below C. Pollitt, prominent retired dentist of Erie, Pa.

"Bedfast the last three months, Dr. Pollitt expired Friday morning at his home in Erie, where he practised dentistry until he became ill six months ago.

"A graduate of the Cincinnati Dental College, Dr. Pollitt moved to Erie shortly after his graduation and had lived there ever since. His wife, the former Lillie Strick, of Erie, died long ago.

"The deceased was a native of the Orangeburg community and a son of the late Robert H. and Anna Howard Pollitt.

"Maysville friends, remembering his kind and gentle personality and his charitable nature, will learn of his death with sadness.

"Dr. Pollitt, who periodically visited in Maysville until recent years, was a Knights Templar and a Shriner and was prominently identified with the Masonic bodies.

"Besides his sisters here, survivors include a son, Dr. Robert Pollitt, an Erie dentist, and a daughter, Miss Ann Howard Pollitt, both residing at home. Dr. C. L. Pollitt, well known dentist of Aberdeen, and Milton Russell, Texas Company distributor here, are nephews of the deceased.

"Mrs. Russell will leave Saturday to attend the funeral, which will be held Monday in Erie."

"Bernard B. Pollitt, Retired Gauger, Dies In Lexington —

"Bernard Barker Pollitt, 81-year-old retired gauger with the U. S. Tax Bureau, died Christmas day at 3:30 a.m. in a Lexington hospital, where he had been a patient for the past 15 months. He had been seriously ill for two weeks and death was attributed to complications.

"Born March 22, 1876, in Lewis county, the deceased was a son of the late Dr. W. M. Pollitt, a Lewis county physician and Ascenath Mullen Pollitt. He was married to the former Dora Kendall Crain, who survives and had he lived until March 14 of next year, the couple would have marked their golden wedding anniversary.

"Their home was at 607 East Second street.

"Interested in politics, Mr. Pollitt, as a young man, had served as a clerk in the offices of the late Clarence L. Wood, one time circuit clerk of Mason county. It was there that he first became interested in his hobby of tracing deeds back to their origin.

"He was regarded as an antiquarian in his own right and during his lifetime had compiled a large and interesting collection of deeds that showed many of the original land grants.

"Mr. Pollitt retired in 1945 after nearly 40 years as a U. S. storekeeper and gauger. He had been located here with the old Rogers’ and Pogue’s distilleries and at various times had worked through-out the state. During the Prohibition era, Mr. Pollitt held a position with the revenue department in Frankfort.

"He was a man of integrity, well informed and cordially esteemed.

"In addition to his wife, he leaves a devoted step-daughter, Mrs. John McNutt, of this city.

"Private funeral services will be held today at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in the Olivet cemetery with the Knox funeral home in charge of arrangements.

"The family requests that friends please omit flowers."

"Mrs. Leila Webster Succumbs To Stroke —

"Mrs. Leila Wilson Herbert Webster, 76, the mother of Mrs. Harry J. Hord, of Springdale, and in point of membership the oldest worshiper of the Olivet Methodist church, died Monday from the effects of a paralytic stroke suffered 10 days earlier.

"A resident of the Lafayette Apartments, Mrs. Webster was removed Saturday to the Gettes Nursing Home on East Second street, where death occurred at 6:30 a.m. She was the widow of John N. Webster, a well known farmer of Mason county.

"One whose nobility of character enshrined her in the hearts of all who had the privilege of her closer acquaintance, Mrs. Webster was always ready to extend her hand in help. Her greatest joy was in giving joy to others and the many who benefited from the generosity of her spirit will have abiding memories of this truly Christian woman.

"Mrs. Webster had been a member of the Olivet church since 1893 when, at the age of 13, her parents moved to Mason county from Lewis county. For a number of years she served as the church treasurer and also for a long period of time was a beloved teacher in the Sunday School.

"Born on April 22, 1880, at Sand Hill, the deceased was a daughter of the late Henry Hazard and Mary Jane Parker Herbert.

"On May 8, 1901, she was united in marriage to Mr. Webster, whose death occurred February 11, 1942.

"Surviving besides her daughter, the former Edna Lyle Webster and wife of one of the best known farmers in the eastern section of the county, are one brother, W. P. Herbert, of Springdale, a former county clerk of Mason county and long-time secretary of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company; two sisters, Mrs. R. P. Moody and Miss Retta Herbert, both of Maysville, and three grandsons, Arvid, Barry and Larry Hord.

"The remains are at the Barbour, Merritt and Hamlin funeral home, Tollesboro, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday.

"Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Olivet Methodist church, with the Rev. Earl Adamson, of Berry, Ky., a former pastor there, and the Rev. Bayard McCann, an elder of Olivet church, officiating. Interment will be in the Maysville cemetery.

"The remains will be taken to the church at 1 p.m. the day of the funeral."

"WIDOW OF MINISTER BURIED HERE SUNDAY —

"Years of failing health ended in death for Mrs. Myrtle Hayward Pollitt, 85, native of Vanceburg, at about midnight Wednesday in the Dry Ridge Convalescent home where she had been a patient for several months. She was the widow of the Rev. S. H. Pollitt, a Methodist clergyman, who died in 1938 at Berry, Ky., Harrison county, at a time when he was retired.

"In recent years Mrs. Pollitt had resided with a son, Bruce Pollitt, at 312 East Second street, Covington. Death resulted from the infirmities of age.

"Mrs. Pollitt was born at Vanceburg September 30, 1872. Her mother was the late Cecelia Gaines Hayward.

"The veenrable sic woman lived an altogether fine and good life that was outstanding for its holiness.

"Surviving are four daughters, Miss Charlotte Pollitt, Mrs. Christine Gaskins, Mrs. Thelma Griffee, and Mrs. Mary Eileen Bornhorn, and five sons, Bruce, Stanley, Luther, Shirley, and Wilgus Pollitt.

"Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Olivet Methodist church near Rectorville with Elder Bayard McCann officiating.

"The remains are at the Schaefer and Busby funeral home and will be taken to the Olivet church Sunday morning to lie in state for one hour prior to the rites.

"J. W. Porter and Sons has charge of local arrangements."

"Pollitt, Carry Kimble, beloved husband of Anna Pollitt nee Watters, dear father of Mrs. Joye Williams, Mrs. Annita Casbar, Aubrey, George, Carry Jr., Willard, Kimble, and Arthur Pollitt; brother of Mrs. Rose Hughes, Mrs. Jessie Gilbert, Mrs. Mable Felthoff, Clarence, Harve and Ralph Pollitt; Thursday, July 17, 1958; residence, 929 Seventh Ave., Dayton, Ky. Services at Muehlenkamp Funeral Home, 835 York St., Newport, Monday at 10 A.M. Interment Manchester, Ohio. Friends may call after 3 P.M. Sunday."

"Rites Today For Mason Co. Native —

"Mrs. Hattie Pollitte Pollitte, 81, a former resident of the Rectorville community, died Saturday at 5 a.m. at a hospital in Harlan where she had resided since 1934.

"She was the widow of W. O. Pollitte and a sister of Mrs. Aseneth Lyons, of East Fifth street. Mrs. Pollitte was the maternal aunt of Miss Mildred Bane, of Washington, and Elmo Bane, of Orangeburg.

"Funeral services are to be held today at 2 p.m. from the Olivet Methodist church with the Rev. B. L. Allen, pastor, and Bayard McCann, an elder in the church, officiating. Interment will follow in the Olivet cemetery. Grandsons of Mrs. Pollitte will serve as casketbearers.

"The Rev. Ralph Wood, former Maysville pastor, will conduct services at Harlan.

"Mrs. Pollitte was a former member of the Olivet Methodist church and in latter years she was religiously affiliated with the Methodist church at Harlan.

"She was born October 22, 1877, in Mason county, a daughter of the late George and Hettie Mullen Pollitte. Her husband died in 1947.

"Although Mrs. Pollitte had been gone from her native county a number of years, she is graciously remembered by a wealth of friends here who are distressed at her passing.

"Survivors include four sons and two daughters, Ray, Earlbert, George and Howard Pollitte and Mrs. Julian Ackley, of Harlan, and Mrs. Perry Martin, of Covington. Also she leaves 17 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and two other sisters, in addition to Mrs. Lyons. They are Mrs. William Norton, Covington, and Mrs. Sidney Howard, Weston, Mo. A devoted brother-in-law, Ed Pollitte, of Harlan, also survives."

"E. D. Pollitte Dies At 83 —

"County’s ‘Mr. Democrat,’ Edward D. Pollitte, Dies —

"Funeral Set Tomorrow —

"Edward D. Ed Pollitte, ‘Mr. Democrat of Harlan County,’ died Thursday afternoon at Harlan Hospital after suffering a coronary attack at his home on Central Street. He was 83.

"Although he had held public active office only twice — serving two terms in the Legislature as representative of the 89th district — Pollitte had been active in Democrat politics in Harlan County since coming here in 1914 as agent for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

"The Maysville, Ky., native had served several terms as Democratic county chairman and was county campaign chairman when Gov. Bert T. Combs was elected to office in 1959. He held no official capacity in the current campaign of Lt. Gov. Wilson Wyatt for the U. S. Senate but spent much of his time in recent weeks at Democratic headquarters and had been there only a few hours before his death yesterday.

"Widely Respected —

"Pollitte was widely respected in Harlan County politics by political friends and opponents alike. His advice and aid in campaigns was valued highly.

"He was named ‘Mr. Democrat of Harlan County’ in early 1960 by the Harlan County Democratic Women’s Club.

"Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 9 a.m. in Harlan Methodist Church with the Rev. Paul Gillespie officiating. Burial will be Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at Mt. Olivet Methodist Church, near Maysville, and the Rev. William Pope, Flemingsburg, will conduct graveside services.

"The body will remain in the chapel of Harlan Funeral Home until the funeral hour.

"After leaving the railroad, Pollitte worked with a bank in Harlan for a time and opened Pollitte Insurance Agency in 1921. He remained active in the insurance business for about 40 years and had only recently turned operation of the agency over to a son and daughters.

"Served As Officer —

"For about 15 years he also served as Federal probation officer, but gave up this position when he suffered a stroke several years ago. He was one of the founders and was serving as president of Harlan Building and Loan Association.

"He is survived by two sons, Bert Ed Pollitte, Harlan, and J. J. Pollitte, Lexington; and four daughters, Mrs. Hiram Pope, with whom he made his home, and Mrs. Roy M. Pope, both of Harlan; Mrs. Etta Doug Blanton, Augusta, Ga., and Mrs. Fred Nichols, Madisonville.

"Pallbearers will be William Howard Jones, Joseph K. Beasley, Cawood Smith, George Pollitte, Earl Pollitte, Howard Pollitte, Ray Pollitte and Julian Ackley.

"Honorary pallbearers are W. G. Cudd, Lawrence Yeary, L. S. Rice, J. R. Weiler, C. D. Cole, W. D. Jones, C. C. Bowling, Dr. E. M. Howard, H. H. Snodgrass and T. Guy Fortney."

"‘Ed’ Pollitte Dies; Was Local Native, Ex-Legislator —

"Edward D. ‘Ed’ Pollitte, of Harlan, a native Maysvillian long active in Democratic politics in Kentucky, died Thursday at age 83. The grandfather of Mrs. Robert Columbia, of this city, he was stricken at 3:15 p.m. and died instantly.

"Mr. Pollitte served two terms as state representative from Harlan County and several terms as chairman of the Harlan County Democratic Executive Committee. He was a federal probation officer for 15 years.

"Mr. Pollitte went to Harlan County in 1914 and had worked as an insurance agent since 1921.

"Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Frederick E. Nichols, Madisonville, whose husband is state senator from Christian and Hopkins Counties, Mrs. Ray sic Pope and Mrs. Hiram Pope, both of Harlan, and Mrs. Harold Blanton, Augusta, Ga., and two sons, J. J. Pollitte, Lexington, and Bert Edward Pollitte, Harlan.

"His wife, the former Mabel Anno, of Manchester, O., died in 1934. He was born in September of 1879.

"Services will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Harlan Methodist Church.

"Graveside rites will be held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in the Olivet Church Cemetery in Mason County.

"Rev. W. M. Pope, of Flemingsburg, will officiate and he will be assisted by Rev. Randall Hill, pastor of the Olivet church.

"Burial will be under the direction of the Porter and Clay Funeral Home."

"E. D. Pollitte , Harlan, Dies —

"Harlan, Ky., Oct. 11 AP — Edward D. Pollitte, long active in the Democratic Party in Kentucky, died Thursday at age 83.

"Pollitte served two terms as State representative from Harlan County and several terms as County Democratic chairman. He was a federal probation officer 15 years.

"A native of Maysville, Pollitte came to Harlan County in 1914 and had worked as an insurance agent since 1921.

"Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Frederick E. Nichols, Madisonville, wife of Fred Nichols, State senator from Christian and Hopkins counties, Mrs. Ray Pope and Mrs. Hiram Pope, both of Harlan, and Mrs. Harold Blanton, Augusta, Ga.; two sons, J. J. Pollitte, Lexington, and Bert Ed Pollitte, Harlan."

"Mrs. George Seddon Taken By Death —

"Funeral Thursday —

"Mrs. Phebe Kennan Seddon, 75, one of the Maysville community’s finest women, died at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday at Hayswood Hospital. She was the wife of George E. Seddon, prominent retired dairy farmer.

"Mrs. Seddon, long ill from the effects of recurrent strokes during the past year, had been removed to the hospital last Friday from her residence, 15 West Third Street.

"She and Mr. Seddon had lived at that address since 1946, moving into town from their Stone Lick Road farm home. However, it was not until a year ago last March that they disposed of their four-tract landholdings in the Orangeburg vicinity.

"Mrs. Seddon, a devoted wife during more than a half-century of marriage and a paragon of motherhood, was also a loyal friend whose compassionate nature manifested itself in multifold ways. An insight into her spiritual character was given nine years ago next month when she won an automobile in a supermarket drawing. Her first words were, ‘Praise the Lord. I’ll drive it and visit the sick.’ The sick, the infirm, all less fortunate than she enlisted her deep concern. And Mrs. Seddon was not one of those persons who stop at the threshold of good intentions. Her sympathies unfailingly took the form of action until ill health forced curtailment and later, relinquishment of deeds inspired by inborn goodness.

"Until her vigor became impaired, Mrs. Seddon was an active member of Trinity Methodist Church. For several years she served as president of the Trinity Women’s Bible Class there and also as a member of the commission on Education.

"Mrs. Seddon was a charter member of the first Homemakers club organized in Mason County. It was the club at Orangeburg. In this phase of activity as in all other phases, she gave effective leadership, while at the same time exerting, although unknowingly, a noble influence upon those associated with her in club and church work.

"A life-time Mason Countian, the deceased was born December 17, 1887. She was the last survivor of seven children of the late Charles M. and Phebe Coryell Kennan, members of old and representative families of the eastern sector of the county.

"Her marriage to Mr. Seddon, son of a Methodist minister to whom tribute is paid in the name borne by a Maysville church, took place on February 16, 1911. They were married in Covington by the late Rev. George W. Bunton.

"Survivors besides her husband, now 84 years old, are three daughters, Mrs. Carwin Ryan, of the Old Halfhill Road, Mrs. William Hord, The Highlands, Mt. Carmel Road, and Mrs. Howard Atherton, of the Dixon Pike; a step-daughter, Mrs. Hobart Pollitt, Stone Lick Road, and a step-son, George Edward Seddon Jr., Dayton, Ohio. Also surviving are 11 devoted grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Three brothers and three sisters predeceased her.

"Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Porter and Clay Funeral Home by Rev. C. L. Cooper, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church. Interment will be in the Maysville Cemetery."

"MAYSVILLE, Ky. — Dr. Cortland L. Pollitt, 83, retired dentist of Aberdeen, Ohio, across the Ohio River from Maysville, who practiced in Maysville for a number of years, died Saturday at Brown County Hospital, Georgetown, Ohio.

"He had been a patient there for a week.

"A native of Mt. Olivet, Ky., Dr. Pollitt’s wife, Mrs. Camelle Werma Pollitt, an actress, died four months ago.

"Surviving are two stepsons, Joseph and Leo Weigner, both of Chicago. He was a cousin of Milton C. Russell of Maysville.

"Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Knox Funeral Home, Maysville. Burial in Maysville Cemetery. Visitation will be at the funeral home 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. today."

"Heber Pollitt Dies At Wheel Of His Truck —

"Young Neighbor Averts Accident —

"Heber "Heb" Pollitt, 64, prominent Mt. Carmel-Orangeburg Road farmer who once owned the land that became The Highlands, a subdivision east of Maysville, suffered a heart attack and died at the wheel of his truck at 1:15 p.m. Monday.

"Death struck as Mr. Pollitt, accompanied by a 21-year-old neighbor, Roy Arthur, was driving along the Stone Lick Road near Seddon Lane. He had stopped at the Slack-Sherman place for a load of corn and was taking it to Southern States for grinding when the coronary snuffed out his life. The stricken man slumped against his passenger but young Mr. Arthur was able to bring the vehicle to a safe stop.

"Four years ago Mr. Pollitt had suffered a coronary but was not hospitalized for treatment. However, he had to remain abed for a month.

"Mr. Pollitt, a man whose principles were the highest, was a community leader found in the forefront of all programs designed to strengthen the agricultural economy and promote overall progress.

"He was a member of the Mason County Farm Bureau and a former member of the Mason County Farm Home Administration committee, from which he resigned in 1957 after a three-year tenure.

"Mr. Pollitt was a staunch Republican and active in party politics.

"He was a loyal member of Seddon Methodist Church and belonged to the Brotherhood of that congregation.

"This man whose high integrity stood him at the top in public esteem enjoyed the confidence and good will of all ever associated with him. His sympathies were broad and his nature kindly to a superlative degree.

"Sorrow at the death of this fine man will be compounded by the unexpectedness of it.

"Born in Lewis County March 1, 1902, John Heber Pollitt was a son of the late John and Emma "Ott" Cropper Pollitt.

"Mr. Pollitt married the former Blanche Knight, a native Mason Countian, August 5, 1923, at West Union, O.

"Besides his wife Mr. Pollitt leaves a daughter, Mrs. Joe Sherman, the former Evelyn Knight Pollitt, who, with her husband, operates Sherman’s Grocery and Service Station in The Highlands; a sister, Mrs. Cooper Elizabeth DeVaughn, of Bethel, O.; three brothers, Hobart Pollitt, of the Stone Lick Road, Leelan Pollitt, of The Highlands, and Orville Pollitt, of Bentonville, O., and one granddaughter, Kay Sherman, an eighth grader at Orangeburg School.

"The Porter and Clay Funeral Home has charge of the arrangements."

"O.A. Pollitt, 84, Orangeburg Landowner, Dies —

"Oscar A. Pollitt, 84, well known landowner and retired farmer of the Orangeburg community, died at 10:15 a.m. Saturday at Hayswood Hospital. He had been admitted only two days earlier for treatment of a kidney ailment.

"Mr. Pollitt, a man of high integrity and gentle nature, was one of eastern Mason County’s top-ranking citizens and farm leaders.

"For 70 years — an average lifetime span — Mr. Pollitt had been a member of the Orangeburg Christian Church. He was on the administrative board, for many years a deacon and, also over a long period, served as Sunday School Superintendent.

"It was in the Orangeburg church that Mr. Pollitt married the former Ola Bullock more than 62 years ago — the date was December 28, 1904. They became the parents of five children, four of whom lived to see Mrs. Pollitt named the Orangeburg Homemakers Club’s "Mother of the Year" in 1951.

"Mr. Pollitt, distinguished for business acumen as well as for exalted character and a kindly heart, had friends in uncounted numbers. All ever having come within the orbit of his goodness will be deeply saddened at his death.

"Oscar Alexander Pollitt was born in Lewis County December 22, 1882. He was a son of the late John and Mary Applegate Pollitt.

"Besides his devoted wife, survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Tom Mary Agnes Posey, of Owensboro; Mrs. Robert Virginia Ford, Ewing, and Mrs. Robert K. Maude Noel, of Minneapolis, Minn.; a son, John Robert Pollitt, of Ashland; two sisters, Mrs. Leslie Parker Sr., of Route 4, Maysville, and O. D. Garrison, Maysville; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Another daughter, Anna Louise, died in December 1930 at the age of 13.

"The Knox Funeral Home has charge of arrangements."

"Mrs. O. N. Weaver Dies in Hospital; Services Today —

"Mrs. Pauline Pollitte Weaver, 74, wife of O. N. Weaver, prominent Dover landowner and retired farmer, died Saturday morning at Hayswood Hospital, and funeral services will be today at the R. T. Palmer Funeral Home, Germantown.

"The Rev. Blaine Carneal, pastor of Dover Baptist Church, and the Rev. James McRoberts, of Augusta Baptist, will officiate at the 2:30 p.m. service and interment will be in Rosemont Cemetery at Dover.

"Mrs. Weaver had been hospitalized since January 7 when she suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at her home which caused paralysis of her left side. The end came at 8:01 a.m.

"A lifelong resident of Mason County, Mrs. Weaver was born at Dover, December 18, 1892, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollitte.

"Mrs. Weaver’s marriage to Oliver Newton Weaver took place in 1917.

"Mrs. Weaver was a member of the Minerva Woman’s Club and served as its vice president when the group was in existence. She was a former member of the Dover Homemakers Club and a charter member of Dover Lodge No. 34, Pythian Sisters, which she served as secretary-treasurer.

"Mrs. Weaver was an exemplary mother and homemaker whose life grew in richness as she gave of herself to others. She was a loyal and active member of the Dover Baptist Church and its Women’s Missionary Union. Mrs. Weaver taught the Young Women’s Sunday School class for a number of years.

"Before her health began to decline, Mrs. Weaver gave unselfishly to many civic activities and was a staunch member of any organization of which she became a member. News of her death, although not entirely unexpected, has cause the deepest sorrow of the community to be extended to her husband and family.

"Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons, O. N. Weaver, Jr., and David P. Weaver, both of Dover; two brothers, Harold Pollitte, Columbia City, Ind., and Alexander Pollitte, of Garrett, Ind., and five grandchildren, one of whom, David P. Weaver, Jr., is stationed with the U. S. Air Force at Castle Air Force Base, Calif. Another brother, Emmitt Pollitte, predeceased her.

"The remains are at the funeral home."

"Mrs. Oscar Pollitt Dies Two Months After Husband —

"Only two months after widowhood, Mrs. Ola Maude Bullock Pollitt, 83, of Orangeburg, wife of the late Oscar Pollitt, died at 12:20 a.m. Friday at Fleming County Hospital. She had been a patient there since Sunday and her death was attributed to complications.

"Mrs. Pollitt, whose husband died February 4, suffered primarily from a coronary condition.

"An avid reader and sparkling conversationalist, Mrs. Pollitt often was called upon for book reviews and she never failed to delight the club memberships before which she spoke.

"One whose quiet dignity and poise set her apart for especial esteem, Mrs. Pollitt will be sadly missed by a multitude of friends.

"A member of the Orangeburg Christian Church, where she and her husband exchanged marriage vows over 62 years ago — on December 28, 1904 — Mrs. Pollitt taught the Women’s Class there for a number of years. Her vast knowledge of the Bible made her a most competent and inspiring teacher.

"In March 1951, Mrs. Pollitt was signally and deservedly honored when the Orangeburg Homemakers Club selected her as "Mother of the Year."

"Prior to her marriage and for a time thereafter, Mrs. Pollitt taught in the county schools. Her greatest goal, as a mother, was educating her children. Two of her daughters prepared themselves for teaching careers.

"Mrs. Pollitt, the epitome of noble womanhood and a person who filled every niche in life with complete dedication, was one of her community’s outstanding women.

"Since her husband’s death, Mrs. Pollitt had resided with a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, of Ewing.

"Born at Orangeburg September 12, 1883, the deceased was a daughter of the late R. G. and Jennie Coryell Bullock.

"Survivors besides Mrs. Ford, the former Virginia Pollitt and a deputy in the Fleming County tax commissioner’s office, are two other daughters, Mrs. Robert K. Maude Noel, Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Tom Mary Agnes Posey, guidance counselor at Owensboro High School; a son, John Robert Pollitt, of Ashland, a retired G. C. Murphy Company manager who was vacationing in Florida when his mother died; three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Pollitt, Maysville, Mrs. Sallie Eckart, New Richmond, O., and Mrs. John Clary, Mt. Carmel; in ? grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Another daughter, Anna Louise, died in December 1930 at the age of 13 and a brother, Willie Rice Bullock, died in 1905.

"The funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Orangeburg Christian Church. The Rev. Brian Wendelborn, pastor, will officiate and be assisted by Elder Bayard McCann, of the Olivet Methodist Church.

"The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to the services.

"Friends may call at the Knox Funeral Home from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday."

"Mrs. Leslie Parker, 82, Dies At Rectorville Home —

"Mrs. Anna Eliza Parker, 82, wife of Leslie C. Parker Sr., died at 1:30 p.m. Friday at their home at Rectorville. Death was ascribed to complications.

"Long a sufferer from arthritis, Mrs. Parker was recently a patient at Hayswood Hospital because of this chronic ailment and had been dismissed just one week ago. But eight years ago this month, she had been under care there following a heart attack.

"Mrs. Parker was a kind and gentle woman whose all-consuming interest was her family. But this devoted wife and mother, known for her compassion, was never too preoccupied with her ‘own’ to share the burdens of neighbors and the uncounted other friends who leaned upon her. Although comparatively small of stature, she towered as a mountain of strength in the lives she touched and influenced. Her sacrificial nature was mirrored in submergence of the pain with which she lived.

"Mrs. Parker long had been a member of the Orangeburg Christian Church and while she had been unable to attend services for several months she kept herself informed about its program and progress.

"The former Anna Eliza Pollitt, a daughter of the late John and Mary Applegate Pollitt, and Leslie Clift Parker were married at Springdale March 14, 1907. They quietly observed a sixtieth wedding anniversary last spring.

"Mrs. Parker’s death was the third in her family connection in a six-month period. Her brother, Oscar A. Pollitt, died February 4 and his wife, Mrs. Ola Bullock Pollitt, little more than two months later.

"The deceased was born in Lewis County October 15, 1884.

"Survivors besides her husband are two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Ray Catherine Ring, Georgetown, O., Mrs. Ralph Lucy Lyons, John F. Parker and Leslie C. Parker, Jr., all of Rectorville, and William C. Parker, Dayton, O. Also she leaves a sister, Mrs. O. D. Garrison, of East Second Street; 14 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

"The Porter and Clay Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.

"Mrs. Parker’s Rites Sunday —

"Services for Mrs. Leslie Parker, 82, will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Orangeburg Christian Church. Rev. Brian Wendleborn, pastor, and Elder Bayard McCann of the Olivet Methodist Church, will officiate.

"The Porter and Clay Funeral Home will return the body to the residence at Rectorville, where friends may call from 4 o’clock this afternoon until 9 o’clock tonight."

"Mrs. Lyda Pollitt, Vanceburg Native, Dies At The Oaks —

"Mrs. Lyda Pollitt, 90, a lifelong resident of Vanceburg, died at 11:55 p.m. Thursday at the Oaks Nursing Home. She had been a patient there for the past three years and death was ascribed to complications.

"Her only living relatives are a granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Powell Newell, of Whitesburg, Ky., and four great grandchildren. Her husband, Carr Pollitt, two brothers, Eugene and O. P. Tannian, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Catherine Plummer, preceded her in death.

"Mrs. Pollitt was born February 24, 1877, a daughter of the late C. L. and Mollie Parker Tannian. She was a devoted member of the Vanceburg Methodist Church.

"The native Lewis Countian was the last member of an old and widely respected family of that community and she was known as a woman of high moral principle and deep religious convictions. Her death has left a void in the lives of all who knew her.

"Private services will be conducted tomorrow in the Plummer Funeral Home with the Rev. W. F. Sharpe, pastor of the Vanceburg Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will follow in the Woodland Cemetery."

"Son of Early-Day Minerva Doctor Dies in Texas —

"Word was received here Thursday of the death of Robert F. ‘Bob’ Pollitt, 76, a native of Minerva, which occurred one week earlier in Vernon, Tex.

"News of the death of Mr. Pollitt, son of an early-day physician at Minerva, came to Mrs. Glenn Smoot, of Cottage Street. The message was received from her long-time friend, Mrs. W. B. Ford, of Alexandria, La., sister of the deceased.

"Mr. Pollitt’s parents were the late Dr. S. E. Pollitt and the late Sue Winters Pollitt. Date of his birth was January 27, 1891.

"Having lived at Minerva until early manhood, Mr. Pollitt will be remembered by m any in that community. His expansive geniality and high integrity were hallmarks of his character manifested early in life and still recalled.

"His wife, Mrs. Hallie Pollitt, and his sister, Mrs. Ford, are his only survivors."

"Mrs. O. D. Garrison Lives But 3½ Hours After Heart Attack —

"Mrs. Clara Bell Outten Garrison, 80, wife of O. D. Garrison, rooming house owner who is self-employed in the papering and painting business, died at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday at Hayswood Hospital.

"Mrs. Garrison had been taken there by ambulance at 9:45 a.m. after suffering a massive coronary at her residence, 426 East Second Street. She never regained consciousness.

"With her when the end came were her husband and one of her sons, Randolph Outten, former state highway department supervisor in Mason County. She was also the mother of R. Delbert Outten, of Nashville, Tenn., vice-president and superintendent of agencies of The National Life and Accident Insurance Company, who was in Georgia on business when her death occurred.

"Mrs. Garrison’s death was the third in her immediate family in little more than a year. A brother, Oscar A. Pollitt, died February 4, 1967, and a sister, Mrs. Leslie C. Parker, last July 7.

"A native Lewis Countian born August 28, 1887, the deceased was the last surviving child of the late John and Mary Applegate Pollitt, members of early and representative families of this section of Kentucky.

"She was a member of First Christian Church.

"Mrs. Garrison, who felt great pride in three generations she headed, was a woman of kindly instincts and broad understanding. All those within the inner circle of her acquaintance felt affection for her and will be greatly saddened by her death.

"Energetic by nature, Mrs. Garrison assisted her husband in the operation of the East Second Street rooming house which was also their residence. They had been married since June 7, 1952.

"Survivors besides her husband and son are a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert B. Sivley, of Murfreesboro, Tenn., the former Barbara Jean Outten, and three great-grandsons, Robert, John and William Sivley. She also leaves a step-daughter, Mrs. Irby L. Price, wife of a Washington, D. C., psychiatrist.

"The Porter and Clay Funeral Home has charge of arrangements."

"Waverly, Ohio —

"Melvin H. Pollitt, 68, of Chillicothe Rt. 5, died Wednesday, January 26, 1972 in Chillicothe Hospital after an extended illness.

"A native of Lewis County, Ky., he was a retired restaurant operator.

"Preceded in death by his wife Mrs. Sarah Willis Pollitt, in 1969, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Betty Malone of Chillicothe Rt. 5 and Mrs. Joanne Lancaster of Chillicothe; three sisters, Mrs. Ella Heath of New Boston, Mrs. Margaret Judy of Indianapolis, Ind., and Mrs. Edna Mullins of Stevens, Ky.; two brothers, William of Maysville, Ky., and Carl of Cincinnati, Ohio; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

"Services are to be conducted at 1 p.m. at Boyer Funeral Home, with Rev. David Cyrus officiating. Interment is to be in Sunset Cemetery at Quincy, Ky.

"Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Saturday."

"Anna Belle Pollitt nee Watters of Manchester, Ohio, formerly of Campbell County, Ky., Feb. 26, 1972. Beloved wife of the late Carry Kimble Pollitt Sr., dear Mother of Aubrey Victor, Mt. Carmel, Ohio; George William, Amelia, Ohio; Cary Jr., Covington, Ky.; Willard Warren of Somerset, Ky.; Kimble of Staten Island, N.Y.; Arthur Daniel of Covington, Ky.; Joye Belle Samuel of Bellevue, Ky.; Annita Casbar of Mt. Carmel, Ohio. 17 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Alice Evans, Cincinnati, Ohio. Age 75 years. Services at Rose Funeral Home, Manchester, Ohio. Visitation 4 to 9 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28, 1972. Burial at Oddfellows Cemetery, Manchester, Ohio."

"Arthur Daniel Pollitt, beloved husband of Betty nee Herrington Pollitt, devoted father of Mrs. Beverly Christy, dear grandfather of Bryan Christy, brother of Aubrey, George, Cary, Willard and Kimble Pollitt, Mrs. Joye Samuel and Mrs. Annita Casbar. Friday, November 5, 1976, age 49 years. Residence, 303 Hillcrest Ave., West Covington, Ky. Services Monday at 11 A.M. from the Stith Funeral Home, Florence, Ky. Visitation, Sunday from 4 to 9 P.M. Burial in Floral Hills Cemetery, Taylor Mill, Ky."

"Mr. Hughes —

"Services for Bruce James Hughes, 81, of near Concord, were held Sunday at the Russell Barbour and Son Funeral Home at Tollesboro. The Rev. Tom Hughes, a son, who is pastor of the Branch Hill Assembly of God Church in Lexington, officiated. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery.

"Mr. Hughes died Thursday at 5 p.m. at Clermont County Hospital. He had been ill several years with a malignancy. He was born in Lewis County July 5, 1898, and was a member of the Pine Grove Christian Church. His parents were James and Leona Pollitt Hughes, natives of Lewis County. His wife, Ruth, died Sept. 12, 1974.

"Other survivors include these children, Mrs. Ginny Chaffin and Mrs. Virginia Chaffin, of Milford, Ohio, Harold of Blanchester, Ohio, Bruce Jr., of Spokane, Wash., Harry of Mt. Healthy, Jack of Cincinnati, Mrs. Jean Hughes and Barbara Hughes, of Avon Lake, Ohio, 24 grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary O’Connel of Concord, Mrs. Hazel Cunningham of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Mabel George of Indiana."

"Mrs. Clara Beckett Pollitte, 69, of Harlan, died in the University of Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington, Thursday.

"Services will be conducted in the Olivet United Methodist Church at 5 p.m. Saturday. Burial, under direction of the Brothers Funeral Home, will be in the Olivet Cemetery.

"Mrs. Beckett is the wife of George O. Pollitte. In addition to her husband, she is survived by four children who are William O. Pollitte of Orchard Lake, Mich., Mrs. Richard Browning, George V. Pollitte and Mrs. Leona Davis, all of Harlan.

"She also leaves a brother, Robert Beckett of Maysville, three sisters, Mrs. Carl Kirkland, Mrs. Gladys Ritchie and Mrs. Ella Johnson, all of Maysville, 10 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews who live in this area.

"There will be no visitation."

"Mrs. Toller —

"Mrs. Agnes Louise Toller, 64, a resident of the Glen Springs community in Lewis County, died in her home at 11:30 p.m. Thursday. Death was caused by a heart attack.

"Services were conducted in Vanceburg’s Dickerson Funeral Home at 2 p.m. yesterday. The Rev. Walter Gilpin was the minister and burial was in the Jones Cemetery.

"Mrs. Toller was the wife of Burl Toller whom she married in 1934.

"She was born in Lewis County on Dec. 8, 1913, and was a daughter of the late Samuel and Lula Pollitt.

"Mrs. Toller was the mother of 15 children, 12 of whom survive. They are Lowell and Douglas Toller of Vanceburg; Charles Toller of Indiana; Lloyd Toller and Mrs. George Jewell Lawson of Tollesboro; Earl Toller of Sciotoville, Ohio; Mrs. James Bessie Kilbreth of Flemingsburg; Mrs. Glenn Juanita Hilton of Greenup; Mrs. Allen May Foster, a sergeant with the U. S. Army in Germany; Mrs. David Brenda Hollar of Wallingford; Burl Toller, Jr., at home; Delbert Mackey of Flemingsburg.

"She also leaves 23 grandchildren and three sisters who are Mrs. Edna Adams of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Gladys McCann of Vanceburg and Mrs. Violet Gilbert of Wallingford."

"Funeral Services were held last Monday for Mrs. Virginia Pollitt Ford, 68, of Ewing, who died last Friday after a long illness. The rights took place in the Ewing Christian Church with Rev. Mary Lake officiating and burial was made in Wedonia Cemetery.

"Mrs. Ford was born May 15, 1911 in Mason County, a daughter of the late Oscar and Ola Bullock Pollitt.

"Survivors include her husband, Robert Ford; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Jolly of Cincinnati; two sons, John Ford of Cincinnati and Paul Ford of Flemingsburg; a brother, Robert Pollitt of Ashland; two sisters, Mrs. Maude Noel of Lexington, and Mrs. Mary Posey of Ashland; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

"Price Brothers Funeral Home, Elizaville, was in charge of arrangements."

"John Sexton Sr., 73, a resident of Tollesboro, died in Hayswood Hospital Sunday. He had been a patient for five months and death was attributed to a coronary.

"Services will be conducted in the Russell Barbour and Son Funeral Home, Tollesboro, at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in the Hillcrest Garden of Memories.

"Mr. Sexton made his living as a farmer. He was born in Lewis County on Nov. 16, 1906 and was a son of the late Hary and Barbara Sexton.

"He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vivian Pollitt Sexton; three sons who are Russell Sexton of Chicago, John Sexton, Jr. and William Sexton, both of Louisville, nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

"Mr. Sexton also is survived by 20 step-children. They are Thomas Goodwin of Oklahoma; Mrs. Ester Stockee of Florida; Bertha Kilgore of Maysville; Billy Goodwin; Michael Goodwin, both of Michigan; Howard Goodwin of Washington; Michael ? Goodwin of Flemingsburg; Wanda Tuel of Dover; Cathy Gulley of Route 1, Wallingford; Jimmy Goodwin of Tollesboro; Bonnie Thoroughman, Claudia Eddington, Carol Bloomfield, Frances Ricket, Johnny Mitchell, Felix and Vernon Goodwin, all of Vanceburg.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday."

"Leslie C. Parker Jr., 54, local contractor-builder, died at 9:20 p.m. Thursday in the emergency room at Hayswood Hospital. He had been stricken a short time earlier at his home in Simon Kenton Acres.

"Mr. Parker, an employee of the Maysville post office, had retired after heart surgery in recent years. He was past president of the Rural Letter Carriers Association and a veteran, having served overseas during World War II. He was an active member of the Orangeburg Christian Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Maysville Lodge No. 52, F&AM.

"He was born May 10, 1925, the son of Leslie C. and Anna Pollitt Parker.

"His wife, the former Allene Tolle whom he married Aug. 3, 1946, survives. Other survivors include a son, Stephen Parker of Maysville; two daughters, Mrs. Fred Betty Hester of Maysville, Mrs. Richard Diana Horn of Midway, and two grandchildren, Emily Ann Horn and Richard Ian Horn.

"He is also survived by two brothers, John Parker of Mason County, William Parker of Dayton, Ohio, and two sisters, Mrs. Ray Ring and Mrs. Lucille Lyons, both of Georgetown, Ohio.

"Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Knox Funeral Home with Rev. Norman Wasson and the Rev. C. Wayne Barnett officiating. Burial will be in Washington Baptist Cemetery.

"Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today.

"In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made to the Orangeburg Christian Church."

"Mrs. Ruby Pollitt, 46, of Route 7, Vanceburg, died at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hayswood Hospital. She had suffered from diabetes since 1968, and death was attributed to heart failure.

"Mrs. Pollitt, born Jan. 9, 1934, in Lewis County, was the daughter of Monroe and Ann Roth Hollar of Lewis County, and the wife of Jessie Pollitt, whom she married Sept. 5, 1950. She was a member of Latter Day Saints Church at Plumville.

"Other than her parents and husband, she is survived by four children, Wayne Pollitt, Mrs. Regina Sullivan, Dreama Pollitt and Eva Lynn Pollitt, all of Route 7, Vanceburg; four grandchildren; a brother, Richard Hollar of Route 7, Vanceburg; and two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Mitchell of Ewing and Mrs. Eva Carol Ferguson of Worthington.

"Services at Barbour Funeral Home in Tollesboro will be at 2 p.m. Friday. Boyd Mattingly, assisted by Ivan Butcher, will officiate and burial will be in Esham Cemetery.

"Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today."

"Mrs. Jennie Jo Hughes Pollitte, 65, of Route 4, Maysville, died at 9:50 p.m. Wednesday at Hayswood Hospital after a long illness. She was the wife of J. J. Pollitte.

"Mrs. Pollitte was born Feb. 20, 1915, in Franklin County, the daughter of Benjamin H. and Gladys Rodman Hughes. She was a graduate of Cardome Visitation Academy in Georgetown and attended Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond.

"Other than her husband she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sandra P. Columbia of Maysville, a grandson, James R. Columbia of Lexington, three granddaughters, Dana Gallagher Workman, Cathy Jo Columbia and Laura Jean Columbia and a great-grandson, Christopher Gallagher, all of Maysville.

"Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Church of the Nativity of which she was a longtime member. The Rev. Scott Peddie will officiate and burial will be in Olivet United Methodist Cemetery.

"Visitation will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at Knox and Brothers Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society."

"Harry Pollitt, 63, South Shore, died at 3 a.m. Friday Oct. 24 in the University Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, following an extended illness.

"Mr. Pollitt was born March 7, 1917 in Lewis County, a son of the late Elbert and Cora Farman Pollitt. He was a retired employee of the Didier Taylor Refractories Co. in South Shire sic and was a veteran of World War II.

"Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Garnet Harr Pollitt; two sons, Harry Michael and Paul Edward Pollitt, both of South Shore; a stepson, Ronald Harr of South Shore; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Hardin and Miss Mary Pollitt, both of South Shore; three brothers, Charles and Orville Pollitt, both of Manchester, Ohio and Robert Pollitt of Aberdeen, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Lula Hardyman of Minford, Ohio; and eight grandchildren.

"Funeral services were conducted at 1 p.m. Monday at the Roberson Funeral Home in South Shore by the Rev. Harley Johnson and the Rev. Tom Jackson. Burial was in Collier Memorial Gardens at South Portsmouth.

"The James L. Flannery American Legion Post No. 276 conducted military services at graveside."

"Jean Pollitte Pope Dies After Illness —

"Mrs. Jean Pollitte Pope, 66, Harlan, died Tuesday in Fort Sanders Presbyterian Hospital, Knoxville, after a short illness.

"A native of Harlan, Mrs. Pope was owner-agent of Pollitte Insurance Company. She served 40 years as Harlan City Tax Collector and was a member of Harlan United Methodist Church since 1926.

"She was a member of the Good Gleaners Sunday School Class, Circle I and former Sunday School teacher. She was a charter member and past officer of Harlan Democratic Women’s Club, Girl Scout Council of Harlan and many other organizations.

"Services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in Harlan United Methodist Church with the Rev. J. H. Burton officiating. Burial will be in the Euel Pope family cemetery.

"She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jo Blair, West Chester, Ohio; Mrs. Jackie Cox, Mason, Ohio; and Mrs. Jill Cudd, Harlan.

"Also surviving are nine grandchildren; two brothers, J. J. Pollitte, Maysville; Bert Ed Pollitte, Harlan; and three sisters, Mrs. Maxine Pope, Harlan; Mrs. Doug Bray, Augusta, Ga.; and Mrs. Mary Evelyn Nichols, Madisonville.

"Pallbearers will be James Blanton, Ronald Blanton, Albert Pope, Tommy Pope, Roy Pope Jr., Eddie Pope, Dennis Pollitte, Gordon Nichols and Chris Nichols.

"The family will receive friends in the Harlan Funeral Home from 7 until 9 p.m. Friday."

"BETHEL, OHIO — Amanda Elizabeth DeVaughn, 82, died at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati Monday. She was a resident of Bethel and a member of Bethel United Methodist Church.

"Mrs. DeVaughn was born in Lewis County, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pollitt, Sept. 17, 1898.

"She was the widow of Charles Cooper DeVaughn, a former resident of Mason County.

"Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. William Worthington, Bethel; a son, Charles Ralph DeVaughn, West Union; two brothers, Orville Pollitt, Mason County and Leland Pollitt, Maysville; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

"The funeral will be held at the Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Tate Monroe Cemetery in Bethel.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today."

"Mrs. Jimmie Pollitt, 88-year-old resident of Maysville, died at 8:35 a.m. yesterday at the Maysville Extended Care Facility.

"Born February 24, 1894, she was the daughter of Robert Bullock and Virginia Coryell. she was a member of the First Christian Church.

"Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Eula Kurtz, Route 3, Maysville; two grandchildren, Mrs. Barbara Duzan, Route 3, Maysville, Larry Pollitt, Tollesboro; two sisters, Annabell Clary, Fleming County and Mrs. Sally Eckard, New Richmond, Ohio.

"She was predeceased by her husband Arthur E. Pollitt who died in 1919.

"Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Knox and Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Wayne Barnett officiating. Visitation will be at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. today. Burial will be in the Maysville Cemetery."

"TOLLESBORO — John Pollitt, 49, a resident of Yakima, Wash., died in an automobile accident Saturday.

"He was a native of Lewis County born Feb. 22, 1933, a son of Orville and Norma Hughes Pollitt of Maysville. He was married to Virgie Hamm Pollitt. Mr. Pollitt was a member of the Terrace Heights Baptist Church in Yakima, Wash.

"Surviving besides his wife and parents are nine children, Mrs. Sherry McCann, Mrs. Pamela Kennedy, Mrs. Beverly Toller and Tony Pollitt, all of Vanceburg, Greg Pollitt, Maysville, and Kippy Pollitt, Kevin Pollitt, Brian Pollitt and Lisa Pollitt of Concord; three step-children, Mrs. Edna May King, Dayton, Mrs. Roy Dean Campton, Manchester and Mrs. Mary Wallingford, Flemingsburg; eight grandchildren; and a sister, Betty Sapp of Maysville.

"Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at Barbour and Son Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Emmons officiating. Burial will be in the Maysville Cemetery.

"Pallbearers will be Micky Kennedy, Tom Toller, Ernie Wallingford, Jack Sapp, Charles Pollitt and Ronnie Ledford.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight."

"Funeral services for Mr. William Bill Pollitt, Jr., 54, were held Sunday, September 11, 1983 at the Barbour & Son Funeral Home in Tollesboro. Joe Talley, of the Maysville Church of God, officiated. Burial was in the Burtonville Cemetery.

"Mr. Pollitt, of 424 Central Avenue, died unexpectedly at 3:45 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, 1983 in the Meadowview Regional Hospital. He had been admitted there earlier in the day.

"Mr. Pollitt was born in Fleming County on Oct. 28, 1928, a son of Mrs. Iva Prater Pollitt and the late William Pollitt.

"Surviving are his mother, five sisters, Mrs. Maxine Wilson, of Aberdeen; Mrs. Margaret Plummer, of Maysville; Mrs. Ella Porter, of Route 1, Maysville; Mrs. Evelyn Lanthorn, of Springdale, Ark., and Mrs. Betty Jennings, of Fairborn, Ohio, and two brothers, Charles Pollitt, of Milford, Ohio, and James Everett Pollitt, of Maysville. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Carl and Lee Pollitt.

"Arrangements were under the direction of the Barbour and Son Funeral Home."

"LEXINGTON — Ray B. Pollitte, 82, died suddenly Saturday morning at his home in Lexington.

"Mr. Pollitte was born in July, 1901 to the late Omar and Hattie Pollitte. He was a retired railroad worker.

"He is survived by his wife, Ethel Davis Pollitte; two daughters, Lena Ray Jones, Knoxville, Tenn., and Aletha Pollitte, Maryland; a son, Jimmy Pollitte of Morehead; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

"Mr. Pollitt is also survived by his nephew, James Howard Pollitte, Maysville; and four cousins, J. J. Pollitte, Mildred Bane, Norma Thomas and Edna Lyle Hord.

"Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Southern Hills United Methodist Church in Lexington, followed by a short service at 1 p.m. at Olivet United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Olivet Cemetery.

"Visitation will be from 2 until 9 p.m. this evening at the Milward Funeral Home in Southland Subdivision."

"LEXINGTON —

"Services for Ray B. Pollitte, who died Saturday morning in Lexington, will be held at 10 a.m. today at Southern Hills United Methodist Church in Lexington.

"There will also be a short service at 1 p.m. at the Olivet United Methodist Church and burial will be made in the Olivet Cemetery.

"Among his survivors are brothers and sisters whose names were omitted from the Monday obituary. They are Earlbert, George and Howard Pollitte, and Helen Ackley, all of Harlan, and Geneva Martin of Jacksonville, Fla.

"The Milward Funeral Home in Southland Subdivision was in charge of arrangements."

"Mrs. Iva Prather Pollitt, a resident of 424 Central Avenue in Maysville, died yesterday afternoon at Meadowview Regional Hospital. She was 77.

"Mrs. Pollitt was born in Fleming County, May 7, 1906. She was the daughter of the late Roy Lee and Maggie Prather. Mrs. Pollitt was preceded in death by her husband, William Pollitt, Sr.

"She is survived by her daughters, Maxine Wilson, Aberdeen, Ohio, Mrs. Evelyn Lanthorn, Springfield, Ark., Mrs. Betty Jennings, Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Ella Porter, Route One, Maysville, Mrs. Margaret Plummer, Maysville; two sons, Charles Pollitt, Goshen, Ohio, James Pollitt, Maysville; and a brother, Floyd Prather, Desert Springs, Calif.

"Services at the Barbour and Son Funeral Home in Tollesboro are scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday. Rev. Joe Talley will officiate.

"Burial will be in the Burtonville Cemetery.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be from 4 until 9 p.m. Wednesday."

"Services for Orville L. Pollitt were held Sunday, April 29, 1984 at the Wilson Home for Funerals at 2:30 p.m. in Manchester, Ohio. The Rev. Doss Estepp officiated. Burial was in the Manchester Cemetery.

"Mr. Pollitt, 74, of Manchester, died at the Eagle Creek Nursing Home in West Union Friday, April 27.

"He was a native of Lewis County, Ky., born Aug. 6, 1909, a son of the late Elbert and Cora Freman Pollitt.

"Mr. Pollitt was a retired factory worker at Welded Wire Products and a member of the Manchester Baptist Church.

"Surviving are his wife, Virginia Pollitt, a son, Raymond Pollitt, Cincinnati; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charles Eddie Pollitt, Manchester, Ohio, and Bob Pollitt, Elsberry, Ohio, and a sister, Lula Hardyman, Menford, Ohio."

"VANCEBURG — Samuel Maurice Pollitt, a resident of Vanceburg, died Friday afternoon at Veteran’s Hospital, Cleveland. He was 62.

"Mr. Pollitt was born in Lewis County Sept. 14, 1921. He was a son of the late Bert and Madge Mae Johnson Pollitt. A U. S. Army veteran of World War II, Mr. Pollitt was retired from the Ohio Barge Line Company.

"He is survived by his wife, Mae Simpson Pollitt, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; a brother, William Pollitt, Route 2, Vanceburg; and a sister, Mrs. Jeanette Hill, Vanceburg.

"Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Aills Chapel, Route 5, Vanceburg. Rev. Charles Baskin will officiate. Burial will be in the Flinders Cemetery.

"Visitation at the Dickerson Funeral Home will be until the hour of service today."

"William Thomas Tom Pollitt, a resident of Fourth Street in Aberdeen, Ohio, died Sunday at Brown County General Hospital. He was 80.

"Mr. Pollitt, a farmer and landowner, was born March 23, 1904. He was a son of the late George and Nora Reynolds Pollitt.

"He is survived by his wife, Marie Tomlin Pollitt, Aberdeen; two sons, Russell Pollitt, Elsberry Russellville, Ohio, Harold Pollitt, Maysville; two daughters, Billie Eitel Ormes, Maysville, Betty Grooms, West Union Peebles, Ohio; two stepsons, Myron Wilson, Manchester, Ohio, Donald Wilson, Washington Courthouse, Ohio; and two brothers, Cliff Pollitt, Cynthiana, Ky., and Faye Pollitt, Cincinnati, Ohio.

"Mr. Pollitt was preceded in death by his son, Donald in 1982.

"Services at the Brell Funeral Home will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in the Charter Oaks Cemetery.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be after 4 p.m. today."

"Kimble Lawson Pollitt, 60, of Los Angeles, California, formerly of Silver Grove, Ky., died November 22 at home of an apparent heart attack. He was an employee of Kaiser Engineers. Survivors include a daughter, Barbara Pollitt of Hamilton, Ohio, Martha Pula and Elaine Sumibcay of Maui, Hawaii; sisters, Joye Samuel of Florence, Ky., and Annita Casbar of Mt. Carmel, Ohio; brothers Aubrey Pollitt of Mt. Carmel, Ohio, George Pollitt of Dayton, Ky., Cary "June" Pollitt of Villa Hills, Ky., and Willard Pollitt of Lynx, Ohio, and two grandchildren. Burial was in Maui, Hawaii."

"John F. Parker, 77, retired employee of the Carnation Can Company, died at 4 a.m. Saturday at his home in the Rectorville community of Mason County. He had suffered from a heart condition.

"Mr. Parker retired from the Carnation Company in 1970 after 37 years of service. He was a member of the Orangeburg Christian Church, the Maysville Masonic Lodge and the Maysville Order of the Eastern Star. He had his wife, Mrs. Georgia Frame Parker, had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on April 13.

"Born in Mason County on Jan. 22, 1908, he was the son of the late Leslie and Anna Pollitt Parker.

"Surviving besides his wife are a son, Jerry Parker, of Lexington; one daughter, Brenda Owen, of Lexington; a brother, William Parker, of Columbus, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Ray Ring and Mrs. Lucy Lyons, both of Georgetown, Ohio, and four grandchildren.

"Services will be held at 3:30 p.m. today at the Knox and Brothers Funeral Home. Rev. Norman Wasson, minister of the Flemingsburg Christian Church, will officiate and burial will be in the Maysville Cemetery.

"Visitation at the funeral home will be held until the hour of the services.

"In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Orangeburg Christian Church or to the charity of one’s choice."

"J. J. Pollitte, 71, is Found Dead at Home; Rites Wednesday —

"James J. Pollitte, 71, of Route 4, Maysville, was found dead yesterday afternoon at his home, Windy Hill Farm. Mr. Pollitte was found by a nephew, James H. Pollitte, and it is believed that he died Saturday evening.

"Mr. Pollitte had been under a doctor’s care for treatment of a heart condition for sometime.

"A member of the University of Kentucky Alumni Association and the Bluefield College Alumni Association, Mr. Pollitte was a member of the Maysville Rotary Club and a former member of the Maysville-Mason County Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors.

"Mr. Pollitte was president of Trand Engineers Inc. and was vice president of Leake and Associates in Mt. Sterling. In addition to this he was also senior associate engineer and director of Wilbur Smith and Associates Inc.

"Before going into engineering for himself, Mr. Pollitte was an employee of the Kentucky State Highway Department and was engineer for the Lexington district.

"Mr. Pollitte was also associated with Smith and Pollitte Associates in Lexington and was the prime engineer and designer for the Mountain Parkway in eastern Kentucky. For several years he was head of design for the highway department of the Korean government.

"During World War II, Mr. Pollitte served in the United States Navy and was instructor of navigation at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

"Mr. Pollitte was born in Harlan, Ky., on July 12, 1913, a son of the late Edward D. and Mabel Anno Pollitte. He was a member of the Olivet United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Men and took part in the many activities of the church.

"His wife, Mrs. Jennie Jo Hughes Pollitte, died Aug. 20, 1980.

"Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Sandra P. Columbia, of Washington; four grandchildren, a great-grandchild; one brother, Bert Ed Pollitte, of Harlan, and three sisters, Mrs. Maxine Pope, of Harlan; Mrs. Doug Blanton, of Augusta, Ga., and Mrs. Mary Evelyn Nichols, Madisonville, Ky.

"Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Olivet United Methodist Church. Rev. David Green will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery.

"Visitation at the Knox and Brothers Funeral Home will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday.

"In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to the church of their choice."

"Graveside services for Mrs. Marian Ball Ennis will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Olivet Cemetery. Visitation at Knox and Brothers Funeral Home will be from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Monday.

"Mrs. Ennis, 63, died Thursday morning in South Fulton Hospital in East Point, Ga. She was a resident of Springdale Road SW in Atlanta.

"A native of Maysville, she was born June 30, 1922, the daughter of Herbert and Lillian Pollitt Ball. She was a retired employee of Southern Railroad and a member of Capitol View United Methodist Church.

"Her husband, Howard Ennis, survives. She is also survived by a sister, Miss Mildred Bane of Washington, and a brother, G. O. Bane of Mapleton, Ga.

"A brother, Elmo C. Bane, who was a resident of Orangeburg, died in 1959."

"Bruce Elmer Pollitt, 80, of Taylor Mill, died November 4, 1985 at home. He was a retired union organizer for Teamsters Local 100.

"Mr. Pollitt was born Nov. 4, 1905.

"Survivors include a son, Dennis Lewis, of Burlington; and a granddaughter Denise Lewis of Burlington.

"Services were held at Connley Brothers Funeral Home, Latonia. Burial was in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Taylor Mill."

"VANCEBURG — Mrs. Goldie Crawford, 79, of 312 Second Street, Vanceburg, died at 7:25 p.m. Saturday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Christine Burton, after a short illness.

"She was born June 14, 1907, in Lewis County, to the late Frank and Pearl Pollitt Stamm. Her husband, Emery, died in 1972, and after that she moved from the community of Stricklett to Vanceburg where she was employed in Lee’s Day Care Center.

"She was a member of the Vanceburg United Methodist Church.

"She is survived by a second daughter, Madge Carrington of Fort Walton Beach, Fla.; three sons, Dale Crawford of Pataskala, Ohio, Arnold Crawford of Vanceburg, and Shelby Crawford of Bucyrus, Ohio; three sisters, Lovell Duff of Garrison, Grace Crawford of Route 7, Vanceburg, and Frances Stamm of Calastoga, CA.; four brothers, Alfred Stamm of Route 7, Vanceburg, Jeff Stamm of Winnemack, Ind., Charles Stamm of Morehead, and Glenn Stamm of Flemingsburg; 10 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and two step great grandchildren.

"She was preceded in death by a daughter, Noreen, in 1949, a son, Howard in 1956, and a sister, Gladys.

"Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Vanceburg United Methodist Church with the Rev. Rick J. Grant officiating. Interment will be in the Methodist Cemetery in Quincy.

"Visitation will be at the Dickerson Funeral Home, Vanceburg, from 4 to 9 p.m. today and in the church for one hour prior to the services."

"VANCEBURG — Mrs. Helen McKellup, 78, of 407 Front Street, died at 6:57 p.m. Wednesday at the University Hospital in Cincinnati.

"She was born in Bracken County January 22, 1909, to William and Lyda Pollitt.

"She was a member of the Vanceburg United Methodist Church, and a retired teacher in the Ohio and Kentucky school systems.

"Survivors include three cousins.

"Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Plummer-Gaydos Funeral Home in Vanceburg, with the Rev. Mark Walz officiating. Burial will be in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Vanceburg.

"Visitation at the funeral home is from 8 a.m. today until time of services."

"Bert Ed Pollitt dies; was a state senator —

"HARLAN — Bert Ed Pollitt, a former state senator and representative who was a community leader and businessman in Harlan County, died Saturday at St. Mary’s Medical Center in Knoxville of cancer. He was 61.

"A Democrat, Pollitt represented the 17th Senate District, including Bell, Harlan and Whitley counties, from 1976 to 1980.

"Before that, during and after his political career, Pollitt was active in the community and was credited with being the founder of Harlan Federal Savings & Loan Assoc