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"Chain Reaction Fatal to Farmer"
"Funeral services are set for Thursday, 2:30 pm at Hatcher and
Saddler Funeral Home for Paul Nuckols, a well-known Temple Hill farmer
and Barren County businessman, who was fatally injured Tuesday morning
in a four vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection of Highway
63 and county Highway 328. Four others were injured in the accident.
"Authorities stated that Nuckols, who had been mowing, was working
on his tractor on the side of the road. Mike Humphrey, dirver of a 1964
Chevrolet pickup, stopped at the intersection and was talking with
Nuckols, when a 1967 Oldsmobile driven by Mrs. John Bradley, Glasgow,
attempted a right turn and was struck in the rear by a 1955 Chevrolet
driven by Albert Smith of Temple Hill. Police said the impact of the
collision knocked the Oldsmobile into the truck which struck Nuckols and
the tractor.
"Humphrey was treated and released at the emergency room of Samson
Community Hospital. T. C. Humhrey, a passenger in the truck indicated he
was not injured. Mrs. Ava Kingrey, a passenger in the Bradley car was
admitted for treat for injuries sustained in the accident and Albert
Smith reportedly sought treatment at a local doctor's office. Mrs.
Bradley, driver of the Oldsmobile, also reportedly sought medical aid.
Trooper Page investigated the accident.
"Mr. Nuckols is survived by his wife Zelma, two brothrs, Leon and
Jess, both of Glasgow, four sisters, Mrs.Haskell Sabens, Mrs. Luther
Buckley, Mrs. J. R. Underwood, all of Glasgow, and Mrs. Clyde Belcher,
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
"Burial will be in Glasgow Municipal Cemetery."
Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, from files of the late Eva Coe
Peden.
Glasgow Municipal Cemetery
C. Paul Nuckols
22 June 1905 - 28 July 1970
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