BOOKS RETURNED TO LFPL 100 YEARS LATER Sammy & Morry.jpg Mar 25, 2024 Mar 25, 2024 Updated Mar 25, 2024 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Legendary entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. (left) and Morris Perelmuter King (right). The two became friends after King left Louisville to pursue music. (Image courtesy Perelmuter family) March 25, 2024 As featured on 2:13+12 Family returns overdue books to Louisville library after nearly 100 years Cousins found books checked out by two family members in the 1920s. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Monday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville mayor says all missing victims of UPS plane crash have been foundResident in east Louisville neighborhood warns others after string of car break-insDon't Waste Your Money | Why downsizing isn’t paying off for empty nesters in today’s housing marketLouisville police investigating shooting death of 8-year-oldSenate takes first step toward ending the government shutdownTiming out the transition from rain to snowCRAWFORD | Louisville wasted a golden chance against Cal, and Brohm knows itIndiana attorney general calls for National Guard deployment to Indianapolis after violent weekendLawsuit accuses UPS, General Electric and Boeing of negligence in fatal plane crash in Louisville14th victim found at UPS plane crash site near Louisville's airport, mayor says Videos
2:13+12 Family returns overdue books to Louisville library after nearly 100 years Cousins found books checked out by two family members in the 1920s.