a January 19, 1967 THE WICHITA BEACON Page 11A Daily Record Daily Police Department MAJOR CRIMES Burglary (Residence) William H. Powell, 5902 Polo Drive, reported entry by unlocked door and loss of a tan 1965 Pontiac bearing license No. SG-25032 and identification No. 262395X 133865. Robert L.
Bogart, 42, of 1222 Lewellen, reported entry by forcing south door and loss of a portable television set and a leather glove; value $90. Burglary (Non-residence) Truesdell Junior High, 2464 S. Glenn, reported entry by breaking east window and undetermined loss. Three juveniles were arrested. and Motors, 2633 N.
Arkansas, reported entry breaking front door window and the loss of a rain coat and wisk broom. Grand Larceny William W. Paine, 38, of Dighton, reported theft of clothing from car at 8401 E. Kellogg; value $272. C.
H. McCollom School, 1201 Waddington, reported theft of a movie proiector with serial No. 109610; value $375. Freight Ways 1309 N. Mosley, reported theft of a case of shoes and seven cases of clothing from truck.
Graves Truck Lines, 3402 W. Harry, reported theft of three boxes of alcoholic liquor. Ledbetter Derby Station, 1245 S. Washington, reported theft of $65 cash. Auto Theft Curtis J.
Baltzley, 17, of 707 W. 46th St. South, reported theft of a white and green 1957 Chevrolet bearing license No. SG-120963. Car was recovered.
Joe Ducasses Terez, 17, of 313 N. Seneca, reported theft of a black and green 1956 Chevrolet. Yingling Chevrolet, 333 S. Emporia, reported theft of a grey 1966 Chevrolet bearing serial No. 168376R161152.
N. J. Motor 1800 E. Douglas, reported theft of a 1963 Corvette with identification No. 308675117212.
Carol R. Wachholz, 44, of 2010 S. Chautauqua, reported theft of a yellow 1966 Chevrolet bearing license No. SG416232. Car was recovered.
John F. Ledbetter, 42, of 1335 S. Seneca, reported theft of a white 1961 Pontiac from 1947 S. Hydraulic. INJURY ACCIDENTS 1:30 a.m.
217 S. Belmont. Clifford T. Buck, 18, of 1224 N. Crestway, received cuts under eye and scrapes on knees when vehicle struck parked car of Harold U.
Clark, 54, of 217 S. Belmont. Clifford Buck was taken to Wesley Medical Center by ambulance. 2:30 a.m. 357 N.
Market. Karen L. Griffey, 16, of 2557 Wellington Place, complained of back iniuries when vehicle ran off the roadway; taken home. 8:05 a.m. 3550 Ross Parkway, Collision of vehicles of Janice S.
Hammon, 17, of 4172 Ross Parkway, and Hilda D. Reyna, 17, of 2401 S. Holyoke. Janice Hammon complained of neck iniury; taken home. 11:15 a.m.
Topeka and Kellogg. Collision of vehicles of Arthur M. Brasfield, 61, of 755 S. Holyoke, and unidentified driver. Arthur Brasfield complained of head injuries; taken home.
12:01 p.m. 614 E. Central. Collision of vehicles of Darlene A. Markham, 25, of 1738 S.
Leonine, and Ronald D. Land, 18, of 918 N. Florence. Lonnie E. Markham, 3, of 1738 S.
Leonine, received cut on mouth and bump on head; taken to Wesley Medical Center by private auto. 4:05 p.in. Indianapolis and Longfellow. Collision of vehicle of Patricia A. An: drew, 36, of 8302 E.
Bayley, and J. Morgan, 15, of 1720 Windsor. Cheri Morgan complained of back and neck Injuries; taken 10 a doctor. Rebecca S. Andrew, 9, of 8302 E.
Bayley, received cuts and bumps on forehead, and Lori A. Andrew, 3, received bruises and scrapes; taken to St. Joseph Hospital by private vehicle. 6:15 p.m. 4800 S.
Hydraulic. Gary W. Routledge, 25, of 412 N. Edwards, complained of neck iniury when vehicle ran off the roadway; taken to St. Francis Hospital by ambulance.
County Fire Alarms Wednesday 7:15 a.m. 619 S. Maize Road, house. a.m. 21st St.
and Webb, injury accident. 11:05 os a.m.' 47th St. South and Greenwich, service call. 9:30 p.m. Two miles east of U.S.
81 on Clearwater Road, grass. Ambulance Runs Wednesday 1:43 a.m. 229 S. Belmont, injury accident. 6:16 p.m.
S. Hydraulic and Turnpike, iniury accident. 11:05 p.m. Kellogg and Woodlawn, inJury accident. Kansas City Man Charged In $38,000 Denver Theft DENVER (UPI) Denver officials Wednesday issued a frigitive warrant against William Jerome Wheatley, 27, of Kansas City, charging him with the $38,000 Labor Day safe burglary of the Joslin's Store here.
Wheatley also was sought in connection with the death of a Kansas City woman Jan. 6 at Minneapolis, Minn. DENVER Det. Sgt. Wallace Horan said some of the merchandise stolen in the Jostin burglary was traced to Kansas City.
Denver County Judge L. Paul Weadick issued the rant and set bond $25,000 Officials said Wheatley, was free on $1,500 bond Kansas City in connection with a fraud and deceit charge and wa3 awaiting trial. Police arrested Wheatley in Denver, but turned him over to Kansas City, authorities last November. MRS. NORMA JEAN (Sandy) Stacey, 21, died of undetermined causes en route to a Minneapolis hospital Jan.
6. had been the woman's comher death, abandoning her 18. months old daughter, Lisa Marie. Hennepin County, authorities awarded custody of Births St. Joseph SIPULT Danny, 802 Porter, boy, Jan.
18. EXLEY-William, 1417 S. Lulu, boy, Jan. 18. WARTA-Sammy, 8303 S.
Broadway, boy, Jan. 18. DAVIS Orie, 1844 Wellington Place, girl, Jan. 18. GUINN-Tommy, 3727 N.
Emporia, girl, Jan. St. Francis SCHLOTTHABER-Cecil, 3412 E. Second, boy, Jan. 18.
GRAHAM -Dorris, 2431 N. Poplar, boy, Jan. 18. BROWN -Cleveland, 2537 S. Holyoke, girl, Jan.
18. Bankruptcies Patrick George Connors, maker, of assets 901 S. $2,475. Emporia, Maior Norton printing press operator, and Loretta June Norton, of 3004 Everett, liabilities sets $14,400. John Dale Thomas, plastic tooler, and Helen Nadine Thomas, both of 5420 S.
Broadway, liabilities assets $10,537.75. James Robert Waller, painter, of Haysville, Kenneth liabilities Harms, truck no driver, assets. of Garden City, liabilities assets $14,450. Phil Sroufe, sand and gravel businessman, and Opal Sroufe, both of Garden City, liabilities assets $13,350. Jay William Ingram roughneck, of Great Bend, liabilities assets $3,160.
Billy Ray Cook, welder, of 533 S. St. Clair, liabilities assets $255. Eddie Joe Fee, tire recapper, of 5001 Hemlock, liabilities assets $10,548.04. Dariel M.
Childress, metal bond production worker, and Carolyn L. Childress, of 4113 Cessna, liabilities assets $2,375. Frederick Lynn Floray, tooler, and Karen Irene Floray, of 4336 S. Handley, liabilities assets $400. William D.
Perkins, truck driver, of Valley Center, liabilities assets $3,050. DEATHS costs; no driver's license and failure to appear, dismissed. James K. Vetter, speeding 30 in 15- mile zone, not guilty. David R.
Walker, driving after driver's license suspended, $75 and five days; driving after driver's license suspended, speeding 55 in 30-mile zone, days; $75 and five days; speeding 41 in 30- mile zone, five days and costs. Robert E. Watson, speeding 33 in 15- mile zone, not guilty. James E. Woods, allowing unlicensed person to drive, dismissed by city.
Carl S. Anderson, running red light, $15; failure to appear, $5. Divorces Asked Sharon J. Elsenrath vs. John J.
Elsenrath. Marion Leslie Hull vs. Willie Lee Hull. Hiram L. Hook vs.
Demarl Hook. Rosana Simpson vs. Joe Allen Simpson. Dorris W. Smith vs.
Leo Smith. Ruth Lamm VS. William Lamm. James H. Johnston vs.
Johanne D. Johnston. Marieta C. Foster vs. Robert C.
Foster. Eleanor H. Morton vs. Harold L. Morton.
Sheriff's Office MAJOR CRIMES Auto Theft David L. Howard, 1749 S. Yale, ported theft of a green 1966 Chevrolet re: Stingray with license No. SG-114968 from 3801 S. Oliver.
INJURY ACCIDENT 10:05 a.m. 21st St. and Webb Road. Collision of vehicles of Melvina Skinner, 56, of Benton, and Robert F. Homrick, 41, of Albuquerque, N.M.
Melvina Skinner complained of iniury; taken home. Marriage Licenses Leo Franklin Moore and Cherie Ann Clark, both of Wichita. Larry E. Brown and Joyce N. Coleman, both of Wichita.
Jack N. Slay and Michelle Griffey, both of Wichita. Larry L. Richard and Patricia J. Anderson, both of Wichita.
William C. Edwards and Ruby Lacy, both of Wichita. Otis K. Carr and Nealy Burris, both of Wichita. Terry Reeves and Etta Green, both of Wichita.
Donald F. Hoffman Charleston, S. C. and Linda S. Matney of Wichita.
Robert C. Holder and Carol Jean Wilson, both of Wichita. John A. Fargis and Ruth M. Farmer, both of Wichita.
Lonnie R. Floyd and Sheryl G. Born, both of Wichita. Delton M. Gilliland and Janet M.
Mustard, both of Wichita. Robert M. Martinez and Judy A. Dionne, both of Wichita. Ronnie Troy and Mary McNabb, both of Wichita.
Thomas E. Collins Jr. and Patricia Ann Shirley, both of Wichita. Ned Charles Stoll and Sue Elaine Thompson, both of Wichita. James F.
Loehr of Wichita, and Geraldine Louise Heimerman of Mt. Vernon, Kan. Franklin L. Rust of Wichita, and Sylvia A. Segura of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Louis L. Pustka of Manhattan, and Marlene P. Ternasky of Wichita. John Michael Graham and Sally Louise Kroger, both of Wichita. Louis F.
Marchesi Jr. and Sharon Cobourn, both of Wichita. Donaid W. Rowell and Peggy A. Lee, both of Wichita.
Rufus Atwood Maxfield Ill and Delilah Nickel, both of Wichita. Frederick L. McQuiston and Wilma Mae Rouse, both of Wichita. James A. Dalton and Geraldine A.
Calvert, both of Wichita. Bobby Eldon Ryder of Wichita, and Delorah Jean Johnson of Norman, Okla. Clifford Eugene Carnahan and Kerrinne D. Goheen, both of Wichita. Harold E.
Slaughter and Nancy Pauline Fisher, both of Wichita. Streets Closed Bayley from Barlow to Mission Road for undetremined length of time. Barlow from Lincoln to Bayley for undetermined length of time. Wednesday. Services have not Area Police Court Thearl L.
Rufe drunk, $25 and costs. John J. Blevins, drunk, $25 and costs. Daniel D. Broyles, drunk, $25 and costs.
Lewis E. Church, drunk, $25 and costs. Archibald M. Doffing, destroying private property, $25 and costs; drunk, $25 and costs. Mabel I.
Graham, drunk, $25 and costs. Delbert F. Hate, drunk, $25 and costs. Leon Hawzipta, bad checks, three months, costs and restitution. Hazel C.
Murphy, bad checks, three months, costs and restitution. Glenn J. Swafford, drunk, $25 and costs. Wilmer E. Syring, burning trash in open area, $5 and costs; burning of certain materials prohibited, $5 and costs.
Wallace E. Wharton, drunk, $25 and costs. Charles H. Rains, drunk, $25 and costs; paroled on costs. Harold E.
Ard, resisting arrest, $50, 30 days and costs; possession of liquor in a tavern, $25; drunk, $25; paroled on $25 and costs. John B. Griffin, drunk, $25 and costs. District Court Rosetta McGill vs. James S.
McGill, separate maintenance. C. E. Mitchell Jr. vs.
Thelma McColley, recovery of money, Patricia Elizabeth Davis VS. Davie Wayne Davis, separate maintenance. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. VS. Ruan Transport Co.
and others, damages. Harold L. Byram VS. Irma Lenora Heath and Walter F. Anderson, personal iniuries.
David Mitchell, through Glen W. Mitchell vs. Linda Witkoski, personal inluries. State of Kansas by Richard E. Pringle vs.
Roe Messner Construction Co. and Roe Messner, permanent iniunction. Roberta M. Edwards VS. William C.
McGee, damages. The State of Kansas by Keith, Sanborn vs. James B. Tucker and Akins, bond forfeiture. Alta E.
Fisher, executrix of estate of Carl Fisher, deceased vs. Florence Hofmann Latta and others, quiet title. vs. Federal Thelma M. National Ulrich Mortgage and others, mortAssociation gage United foreclosure.
Cement Products vs. Frank W. Whitbeck, doing business as Sunflower Builders, recovery of money. Arma Jean Jackson vs. Gene W.
Adams, domestic reciprocal. Janice Schultz vs. Danny Dee Schultz, domestic reciprocal. U-Haul Co. of Kansas Inc.
vs. Rex B. Bulleigh and James C. Graham, doing business as AAA Trailer Rental, replevin. Traffic Court L.
Benner, speeding 39 in Virginia 30-mile zone, $9 and costs. David R. Brown, driving without glasses, $10 and costs. Charles E. Cale, driving without due regard, $25 and costs.
Roland H. Dawson, driving without due regard, dismissed by city. Ronald L. Dodge, careless driving, dismissed by city. Kenneth R.
Geer, driving after driver's license revoked, $75 and five days; paroled on fine and costs. Marilyn J. Heirnerman, speeding 39 in 30-mile zone, $9 and costs; paroled outright. Frank W. Holstegge, failure to obey turn signal, $10 and costs.
Robert N. Lee, speeding 40 in 30-mile zone, $10 and costs. Sharon E. Long, driving without due regard, and cutting in, dismissed by city. Stanley J.
Lubbers, license issued to another vehicle, dismissed. Howard L. McCurry, careless driving, $25 and costs. August M. Murphy, driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, $100, 30 days and driver's license revoked; careless driving, dismissed by city.
Raymond P. Norris, driving without due regard, $25; failure to appear, $5. Owen 0. Olson, driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, not guilty, Merlyn I. Osborn, failure to yield right of way, dismissed by city.
Selso Perez, no driver's license in possession, $25 and costs. Tommy A. Peterson, driving without due regard, careless driving, and driving wrong side of road, dismissed lack of witness. Jerry D. Pottorff, lights required during certain hours, $10 and costs.
Wilbur W. Putnam, driving with open bottle, $50 and costs; driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, reduced to reckless driving, $50 and five days; speeding 41 in 30-mile zone, dismissed; paroled on $75 and costs. Edwin L. Roach, speeding 42 in 30- mile zone, not guilty. Larry E.
Stepp, speeding 47 in 35-mile zone, $17 and costs; paroled on $5 and FORECAST TO 7:00 A.M. EST 1-20 -47 PREVIEW OF U.S. WEATHER BUREAU SEATTLE' ZERO MONTREAL SNOW SNOW TORONTO BOSTON MILWAUKEE. SNOW COLD NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO DENVER KANSAS CITY FREEZING COLD ATLANTA FREEZING -COLDER FT. WORTH RAIN LOWEST TEMPERATURES MIAMI COLD.
WEATHER FOTOCAST 30 Fair, Cold Tonight Generally fair skies are forecast for most of Kansas tonight. Continued cold tonight. Some low temperatures forecast tonight include: Atlanta 28 WICHITA 15 Milwaukee 10 Boston 18 Duluth New Orleans .36 Brownsville 31 Ft. Worth 28 New York 19 Buffalo 10 Great Falls 25 Philadelphia 18 Chicago 17 Jacksonville 30 San Francisco 42 Cincinnati 12 Kansas City 20 Seattle 30 Cleveland 10 Los Angeles 49 St. Louis 23 Denver 15 Miami 42 Washington 15 Snow and snow flurries are forecast for the northern Great Plains, northern Rockies and eastern Great Lakes tonight.
Rain and shower activity is forecast for the Gulf Coast area. CARL B. WHITE Carl B. White, Road, an employe Flour Mills, died He was born Madison County, to Wichita in 1944 sas. Survivars include Hattie; two sons, ita, Thomas, daughters, Mrs.
son, Wichita, and of home; four Joe, Harley and three sisters, thy Hamm, Wichita, Hanco*ck, Springdale, Bertha Moppins, and six grandchildren. Services will Broadway Mortuary. William J. Maple, a retired 58, 2956 Range of Wichita today. July 22, 1908 in Ark.
and came from Arkan- his widow, Donald, Wichof home; two Francis JohnCarolyn White, brothers, Alva, Walter, Forum, Mrs. DoroMrs. Lectie Mrs. Wesley, be announced by plant security at Beech Aircraft died Wednesday. Services have not announced.
ByrdSnodgrass Mortuary Downtown has charge. George 0. Price, 57, of 466 S. Malter, 69, of 2405 captain of Evergreen, appliance sales manager at Sears Roebuck and died Wednesday. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Friday in Trinity Methodist Church. Burial will be in Resthaven Gardens of Memory. A memorial has been established with Trinity Methodist Church. Culbertson Mortuary has charge. Myrtle May Wallace, 68, of 917 N.
Florence, formerly of Whitewater, died. Tuesday. Services 2 p.m. Saturday in Culbertson Mortuary. Burial will be in Lakeview Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. Clara L. Walker, 79, of 2223 Fairview, a Wichita resident 40 years, died Wednesday. Services have not been announced. Downing Mortuary Downtown has charge.
Ralph L. Parr, 60, of 5515 Gramar Drive, employe of the Boeing died Wednesday. Services have not been announced. Downing Mortuary East has charge. Vaughan Jones, 85, of 2011 S.
Terrace, a Wichita resident 10 years, died Wednesday. Services will be at 9:45 St. Christopher Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Lakeview Gardens Cemetery. A memorial has been established with St.
Christopher Episcopal Church. Cochran Mortuary has charge. Mrs. Lula Sherman, 83, Kansas Masonic Home, died Colder weather is forecast in the middle Gulf Coast states. 1966...
a year of progress NEW services fOr YOu statement of condition at the close of business december 30, 1966 FIRST IN WICHITA. DOWNTOWN TV MOTOR BANK RESOURCES 1965 1966 R. H. Garvey Building 300 West Douglas -CLOCK Loans and Discounts 4,860,743.67 5,988,626.94 DEPOSITORY U. S.
Government Securities 2,328,019.57 2,297,101.18 CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN PARKING Municipal and Other Securities 2,167,053.27 1,995,750.60 Cash and Due from Banks 1,454,016.13 1,689,317.62 changes additions Bank Furniture, Premises Fixtures, and Vaults 153,158.29 48,726.42 198,604.62 46,416.62 OP YOUr convenience Other Interest Assets Earned Uncollected 38,544.28 .00 45,751.23 75,201.54 PERSONAL LOAN DEPT. HOURS Total $11,050,261.63 $12,336,770.35 Until 9:00 p.m. daily Monday thur Friday REMODELED HOME BANK LIABILITIES 1965 1966 711 West Douglas ADDED PARKING AT Capital Stock 300,000.00 330,000.00 711 WEST DOUGLAS Surplus 325,000.00 385,000.00 SATURDAY BANKING AT Undivided Profits and Reserves 177,153.26 219,995.29 MAIN BANK 9:00 a.m. until noon Interest Collected Unearned .00 128,599.27 OF CERTIFICATES DEPOSIT Other Liabilities 17,830.08 56,323.33 Deposits 10,230,278.29 11,216,852.46 TRUST POWERS Total $11,050,261.63 $12,336,770.35 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DIRECTORS OFFICERS FRANK JAMES O. H.
HOOVER, CHILDERS, Vice Certified President Public Pepsi Cola Accountant R. G. OLIVER H. LANGENWALTER, HUGHES, Chm. President of the Board Fri.
Mon. MAIN 10 BANK Thurs. a.m. 10 6 OPEN: a.m. p.m.
3 p.m. Bottling Co. of Wichita Vice President 9 a.m. Noon STATE OLIVER H. HUGHES, Chairman of the Board ED WM.
TRIMBLE, GLEA RITTGERS, Assistant Vice President TV MOTOR BANK OPEN: N. RUSSELL JOHNSON, Investments Mon. Thurs 8 a.m. -4 p.m. BANK R.
G. LANGENWALTER, President J. DAVID FELL, Cashier Fri. 8 a.m. 6 p.m.
WM. GLEA RITTGERS, Vice President LARRY D. HEADRICK, Assistant Cashier LOAN HOURS: Tobacco MARGUERITE NIVISON, Auditor Mon. Fri. 10 a.m.
9 p.m. E. G. STEVENS, E. G.
Stevens Company WICHITA'S this means better BANK SERVICE in 1967 for you been announced. Gill Mortuary has charge. Mrs. Mabel A. Forst, 60, of 1066 Patricia, a resident here 41 years, died Wednesday.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Byrd Snodgrass Funeral Home Downtown. Additional services will be at 3:30 p.m. in Plains Methodist Church. Burial will be at 4 p.m.
in Plains, Cemetery. Mrs. Betsy Hundley, 81, formerly of 5933 S. Broadway, died Wednesday in Wichita rest home. Servcies will be at 2 p.m.
Burial Friday at Quiring Mortuary. will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Ellena B. Meek, 88, of 307 E.
Osie, resident here 15 years, died Wednesday. Services have not been announced. Whitlock Funeral Home, Shidler, has charge. William J. Ash, 76, of 156 S.
Fountain, founder of Wichita Cycle and Supply Co. died Wednesday. Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Downing Mortuary East. Burial will be in Old Mission Cemetery.
Cecil W. Henson, 75, a lifetime resident of Norwich, died Wednesday. Services have not been announced. Webb Mortuary, Clearwater, has charge. George Woodrow Cox, 59, oil field worker, of El Dorado, died Wednesday.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Kirby Funeral Home, El Dorado. Mrs. Avis E. Andrus, 61, El Dorado, formerly of Wichita, died Tuesday.
Services were today in Kirby Funeral Home, El Dorado. Harry R. Enlow, 77, of Mulvane, died Wednesday in Wellington, hospital. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Elliott-Brownell-Willey Funeral Home, Harper, Kan.
Burial will be in Harper. Lisa Marie abandoned. 'Daddy's' been found. Mrs. Stacey's 18 month old daughter, Lisa Marie, 3 brother, Ronald Hurt, of Kansas City, Kan.
Funeral services for Mrs. Stacey were scheduled today at Hartville, Mo. Gambling Casino Probe Renewed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)-A federal grand jury was scheduled to open its third session of the new year Thursday in its investigation of possible skimming of gambling profits to avoid taxes. At its second secret meeting of 1967, the jury Tuesday night heard four witnesses including singer Frank Sinatra's personal attorney, Rudin.
Rudin testified behind closed doors for more than an hour. In its first two sessions of the new year, the federal panel has spent much of its time hearing from persons connected with either the Sands Hotel on the Las Vegas strip or the Cal Neva Lodge at Lake Tahoe. Sinatra was part owner and a licensee of both casinos before his gambling license was revoked. City Fire Alarms Wednesday 8:55 a.m. 2200 S.
Bluff, resuscitator. 9:34 a.m. 2915 S. Bonn, house. 9:37 a.m.
2337 Salina, house. 9:50 a.m. 2405 Maple, resuscitator. 10:40 a.m. 1113 N.
Topeka, car. 11:54 a.m. 2203 Wildwood, garage. 12:37 p.m. 1225 Mathewson, checked house for smoke.
3:16 p.m. 603 N. Baehr, house. 3:23 p.m. 3341 N.
Broadway, truck. 3:58 p.m. 2053 S. Bonn, trash. 7:31 p.m.
2100 N. Hydraulic, grass. 7:35 p.m. 1812 N. Madison, checked smoke in house.
11:06 p.m. Kellogg and Woodlawn, washed down gas. Thursday 6:30 a.m. 5519 W. Ninth, truck.
Green No Surprise LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -The neighbors are never surprised when James O'Connor paints his home. He has painted it green every time since 1907..
