Deaths and Funeral Notices Across Appalachia and Norton
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Appalachia Virginia Kentucky and nearby towns. Maga zine Back 35 died in Chicago Illinois after a yearlong illness. Ches ter Back and Darline Back among survivors. Mary Jane Tight 73 died at home in Kingsport route 4 with family listed. Dr Glenn McDavid funeral planned at Rye Cove School auditorium. Samuel Allen Minton 81 died in Nickelsville at daughter’s home after two years illness. Howard 8 died in Bloomingdale after lengthy illness. several relatives named. Arthur Grizzle 89 died in Johnson City after three years illness. Mary Jomyen of Enterprise Avenue Norfolk died after illness. funeral and burial plans noted.
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Appalachia
Magazine Back
Chicago
Chester Back
Ubicaya
Darline Back
Carl Griffith
Tillman Griffith
Taunton
Clifton Griffith
Mturristown
Chaces Edward Griffith
Camp Lejeune
Murray Layson
Hester Hennett
Big Stone Li Gao
Ethel Sirington
Vina Back
Ark
Oia
Edward Griffith
Coville
Dpa Memorial Church
Panel V
Kay Rabinette
Harry Siting
Meriial 1
Epic Cemetery
Mary Jane Tight
Kingsport
Light
Kingspo
Clarence & i
Charl
Morris Crawford
Rogers
Gate City
Var
Glenn McDavid
Rye Cove
N. P. King Wrightley Salling
Nickelsville
Samuel Allen Minton
N.S. Dean
Scott County
Dan Richards
Dean
Edward Minton
Fort Beaning
Norfolk
Mary Jomyen
Emporia Ave
Intian River Gardens
Isistol
Vonn
Idme
W. D. Hoover
Clavman
Stacy Gray
W._ HR
Perry and
Mare Claviman
Kings
Normal staffing at Marshall Center resumes after strike
Huntsville Illinois AP reports workers returned to normal staffing at the Marshall Space Flight Center on Monday following a strike by electricians and pickets by the AFL-CIO International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. About 1200 other trades honored the line, delaying several projects at the nation’s space program. A separate obituary notes John L. Head, 6, of Sarasota Florida, died after a brief illness. He was a veteran of World War I and survived by a wife, two daughters, a son, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set for Tuesday at Carter-Climos Chapel with burial in East Lane Memorial Park.
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Howard
Asbury Street
Bloomingdale
Sullivan Coast
Prasdeldren
Carter-Clarven Howe
Huntsville
Mla
Marshall Space Flight Center
Afl-Cio
Not-Uial
John L. Head
Sarasoit
Kla
Lawn
Scott County
Kingsport
Tennessee
Florida
Ollie Head
Sarasnta
Cliute Webb
Sarasmta
W. J. Gregg
Charles H. Wildiams
Henry Hood
Roy Shelrer l
Lester Miller
Bossy
Bauer
Themis
Randy Brown
Brixey Outlines Dobyns Bennett Prospects At Sertoma Luncheon
Tom Brixey, Dobyns Bennett head coach, spoke to the Sertoma Club about Kingsport Indians football prospects for the coming season. He predicted a top spot in the Big 7 Conference despite a young, inexperienced roster with eight returning lettermen. He noted sophomores fill many roles but praised team spirit and effort as they fight to the wire in every contest. Assistant coaches Rob DeVault, Earl Lane, Johnny Whited, and Tominius Pugh attended.
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Tom Brixey
Dobyns-Bennett High School
Sertoma Club
Civil Club
Kingsport
Indians
Cruests
Rob DeVault
Earl Lane
Johnny Whited Ait Tominius Pugh
July Savings Bond Sales Dip In Sullivan County
Sullivan County reports savings bond sales totaling 4 012 dollars for July, a figure slightly below last year by about 2.7 percent. Wesley Pickel of Nashville, school savings program chairman, announced plans to enroll 110 000 Tennessee children and urged ongoing weekly stamp purchases at schools to set a new record. Meanwhile the Chinese News Agency announced the arrival in South Vietnam of the son of General Joseph W Stillwell, Vinegar Joe, noting his son Joseph W Stillwell Jr is the former commander of troops in Kuomintang controlled areas during World War II.
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U.S
Sullivan County
Nat Copentaves
Tod Trs
Prota
Wesley Pickel
Nashville
Tennessee
Chile
FORYO
APS
Chinese New Chinaness Agency Today
Ias
Josep W
Vinegar Joe) Stillwell
US. Army
Joseph W. Stillwell Jr
Joseph Stillwell
Unce
Kuonsitang
China
Kennedy Holds News Conference On Federal Aid In Drought Counties
President Kennedy plans a 4 pm news conference from Washington to discuss drought relief. Governors and state officials seek federal aid, with NBC television coverage and mention of disaster designations for counties including Clay, Decatur, Giles, Bedford, Meigs, and Rhea.
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Washington
UPL
Kennedy
Pan Ea
Nashville
White House
Sajor
Vlac
NBC
Moss
Bybs
Williamson
Clay
Decatur
Giles
Bedmond
Meigs
Rhea
Buford Ellington
U.S. Agriculture
Orville
Newport
Freeman
Caroline
Cumberard Plateau
Coctly
Hom
Fragmentary Family Dialogue From An Incomplete Tale
A mother Mrs Don Reeter of 300 Grandview Drive reads a story to her children Jackie Beeler and Sonny. The dialogue questions whether Chinese children differ from us, with Sonny answering affirmatively amid unclear surrounding narration and dialogue fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke Reeler
Sonny Way Sig
Don Reeter
Grandview Drive
Jackie
Mrs. Beeler
Sonny
Yackiv
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Mrs. Magazine
Mrs. Mary Light
Charles H. Minnix
Norton
Minnis
Marion
Tong
Mary Minnix
Maude Weirs
Eula Thacker
Norton Edith Hubbard
Pound
Vasons
Oakley Minnix
Dorchester
Worley
Paul
Oda Minnix
Minor-Hagy Funeral Home
Jim Ramey
Gardner Cemetery
Funeral Home
Samuel A. Minton
John W. Howard
Luther Richmond
Charles
Kreson Bailey
Clos Ola
Anna Brice
Bi Twa Benners
Mere
Shandon Rickmo
Elizabethton
lArthur Grizzle
Arthur Grizzle
Roberson
Smith Nursing Ieme
Johnson City
Russell County
Baptist Church
Ore Graughter
Maggie Pealey
Kelly Grziezle
Pattonsville
Isevil
Kangsporg IL
Pin
Carter-Clarion
MR. Forbes
O. Mill
Sherils
Rermain
Wes
Mary H. Hooven
Meramec Cay “Ens
Missouri
Ken
Nishimura
Itk
Crock Methodian
Vastiko
Oglethorpe Coltepe
Homer Roller
Kendrick
Cerek
Brixey
Sertomas
Rotary
Noar Welles Way
Agalaul Fetuia Termita
Terminix Tenn. Co
Vgsvort Lumber CO. Clay, & Mala
VAAN
Shell
Serun Boaly
Namie
Ape
Groseclose Vlowal Shop
Chartenvont
Holston Paving Company
Memorial
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