NEWSPAPER: Misc Clippings, Bullitt Co., KY

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Transcribed by: Brenda kybrenda@aol.com
Date:  10 Apr 2000 
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donated by Marion SMALL
transcribed by Brenda WOODS

DAY-WEAVER
Marriage license was issued yesterday to Miss Virgina DAY daughter of Mrs. Emman DAY and the 
late John DAY and Mr. Edward WEAVER son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben WEAVER.  They were married in 
Louisville.

W. R. STRATTON, Taylorsville Druggist, Dies
Taylorsville, Ky July 25, (no year) William Roy STRATTON, a druggist here from more than 60 
of his years died at 330 pm today at KY Baptist Hospital in Louisville, KY.
	STRATTON suffered a broken hip Tuesday in a fall at his home here,  He underwent  an 
operation at the Louisivlle Hospital and contracted pneumonia, which caused his death.
	He was active in civic affairs here and was the oldest member o fTaylorsville 
Baptist Church.  Surviors are a brother, E. B. STRATTON, and a niece, Mrs. Mary SCOTT OTIS, 
both of Louisivlle.

Miss Germania Ruth JASPER, 29 years old, died at 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon at her home in 
Jeffersontown, KY.  She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. JASPER, and two 
brother Charles W. JASPER and Kenneth E. JASPER.  Funeral services will be held at 2245 
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the residence and at 3 o'clock at the Jeffersontown Baptist 
Church. burial will be in Resthaven.

C. F. JASPER, Jeffersontown merchant, who was a patient at the KY Baptist Hosp. for the past 
nine weeks following an automobile accident, was brought back to his home here Tuesday.  Mr. 
JASPER spent his 73rd birthday at the hospital on June 18.  His many friends will be pleased 
to know that he now seems to be making very satifactory progress toward.....