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James (Yank) Loy in front of Jot-em-Down Store



2010-06-20 - Photo submitted by Donita Loy Hortillosa. Sparksville, District 4, Adair Co., KY
Donita Hortillosa shares a photo which will evoke many memories for Sparksvillians. "Thought I would share a couple of old photos of my dad in his store at Sparksville," Donita Hortillosa writes. "He was in business there for almost 40 years. It started as a partnership that lasted about a year and then he became sole proprietor. The photo above is of my dad, Yank Loy, standing in front of the store, taken by me in the 80's." The building still stands. It is now owned by Junior Walker of Sparksville.


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