Obituary of J. L. Vice

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
From: http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00001.html#0000008
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J. L. Vice 
Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, January 5, 1939 
Senator J. L. Vice Dies At Lexington 
Funeral Services Held Here Monday Afternoon 
   Former State Senator J. L. Vice, 72 years old, passed away at the 
Good Samaritan hospital at Lexington Saturday afternoon, December 31, 
after a few days' illness.  Senator Vice, who had been in declining 
health for some years, was removed from his home, 413 East Maxwell 
street, to the hospital on Thursday prior to his death. 
   A native of Bath county, Mr. Vice was a son of the late Francis 
and Minerva Hendrix Vice.  He was a prominent farmer and tobacco buyer 
of this county until a few years ago when he retired and moved to 
Lexington to make his home.  He served as a state senator from the 
31st senatorial district, of which Bath is a part, from 1908 until 
1912 under the Augustus E. Wilson administration.  His wife, Mrs. 
Cynthia Darnell Vice, died about 18 months ago. 
   He is also survived by one daughter, Miss Lucill Vice, of Lexington; 
one brother, Abe Vice, of this county, and seven sisters, Mrs. Thornton 
Snelling, Mt. Sterling; Mrs. Tolliver Snelling, Carlisle; Mrs. Chas. 
Reed and Mrs. Walter Hawkins, Connersville, Ind.; Mrs. Estes Hendrix, 
Maysville; Mrs. Curran Power, Ewing, and Mrs. Allie Corbin, of this county. 
   Funeral services were held at the chapel at Shrout, Piper & Shrout's 
funeral home here Monday afternoon, January 2, conducted by the Rev. 
George C. Frey, pastor of the Owingsville Christian church.  Interment 
was in the family lot in Longview Cemetery, Bethel.