23 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1962
Page
1
Medial obituary roundup notes unexpected death of former hospital administrator Musto at Lange, plus multiple Rogersville and Gate City funeral notices. Survivors include wives, children, and numerous grandchildren. services and burial details listed with church and cemetery locations.
Forecaster notes mostly cloudy conditions with scattered sunshine and possible thunderstorms tonight. Low temperatures near mid forties, Tuesday highs around 85, Wednesday partly cloudy with a slight shower risk. East Tennessee includes a similar pattern with mild readings and chances of afternoon showers. West Virginia, more cloud cover and a chance of thunderstorms with highs in the mid seventies. Low tonight in the forties to mid fifties. Tuesday highs near mid eighties, Wednesday upper seventies to mid eighties with scattered showers possible.
Obituary notices report Henry L. Broyles, 85, of Sullivan County, a retired farmer from Keenburg, Elizabethton area, with surviving wife Mia and numerous sons, daughters, sisters, stepchildren, and stepsons. funeral details pending with Parl Cons Funeral Home. Also noted is Mary Me Pheewn Matern, 53, of Washington Canals, a health worker and resident of Jonesboro, who died after a short illness, with services scheduled at Fairies Methodist Church and local arrangements by the Rev. Joe Strooker. pallbearers named.
Quillen campaign invites supporters to a coffee event at 19 a m Tuesday at the Holiday Inn Kingsport to discuss the Republican bid in Tennessee's First District. Mrs Cecile Quillen and Mrs Harold Davis lead Sullivan County women as representatives from Hawking Conny are also expected.
Shivell Guernsey High Producer Glenperen Forces Flame, a senior 4-year-old registered Guernsey cow owned by PJ Shivall of Kingspan, produced 14 670 pounds of milk and 576 pounds of butterfat in a recent Ameren Guernsey report. Other notable cows include Lwharrie Happy Cycle, a 7-year-old producing 11 550 pounds of milk and 365 pounds of butterfat and Shy Valley Cavaliers Marcelle, a senior 5-year-old producing 595 pounds of butterfat.
Greeneville Summer Field Day at the Tobacco Experiment Station is slated for Tuesday July 1 visitors gather at the Clyde Austin 40 Club Camp to tour station experiments from 9 to 5. Dean Webster Pendergrass of the University of Tennessee will present first hand reports on agriculture in Russia after a recent Soviet tour. Memory of students and honors are noted for Downing Ramner 1216 Morningside Circle Miaim Wailer Coates Wilkie Goode Kay wars and Clarecrehase with high grade averages and achievements listed.
Helen R. Stocking and Charles J. Holland report on Sullivan County 4-H outreach visiting loaders, drivers, teachers, and homemakers. They describe meeting families at Colonial Heights, Old Stage Road, Rock Springs, Mountville, Blountville, Holston and Kuayville, noting fresh corn hamburgers tomatoes and group enthusiasm for future projects.
Alabama Governor Patterson plans to meet with advisors to discuss a federal court ordered apportionment of legislative seats as Alabama wrestles with districting. In Washington, Commerce Secretary Talies opened hearings urging Senate passage of Kennedy's trade bill to boost the economy by expanding access to world markets, amid party support and industry witness time.
Kingsport men were named to top posts at the Tennessee American Legion state division during the 44th annual convention in a Kingsport event. Jay Harl was elected East Tennessee vice commander while Rev Marion Parkey Ville of Hiborne was named chaplain. Other officers include Care el CL Griges of Waynenta ra president and Mrs. Charles Lt ton William 8 Todd as executive committeeman. At the time Harville served as First District commander and Duncan of Knoxville was elected state commander, succeeding Eugene Curtis of Columbia. The convention supported a bill proposed by J. D. Benn of Memphis for a program to aid veterans.
Sullivan County's Holsten 4-H Club won the District Share-the-Fun Festival in Morristown. Assistant home agent Helen Stocking announced the group coached by Saltie Terre and Inez Riddle performed a dance titled LH Gel. Dancers included Patsy Barnes Raney Kilby Gary Dove Ann Janes Evelyn Wagner Connie Ipavis Phyllis Bowery Kenny Martin Ronnie Pass Tamara Hannison Jaromy Deck ee Hodgson Johnny Rashin Kitzmiller Visa Lindsley Samay Gammon Mike Garst and David Poe with Sue Barner as accompanist. The act advances to Krowalle in August for the State Share-the-Fun Festival.
Two Kingsport youths aged 14 and 15 were arrested Sunday night on petit larceny charges for stealing a newspaper rack from a supermarket. Patrolman Robert Dickens filed the arrest and the youths face a Juvenile Court hearing Tuesday before Judge Voila Rafler.
Three Hawkins County residents were injured and Victoria Everhart Shepard of Persia died after a collision on U S 25E four miles north of Morristown. Robert Shepard Carroll Young and Bill Laws were taken to Morristown hospital in satisfactory condition. Altavista church held Christmas carols and a sermon on Christ.
Eastern Airlines plans limited service resuming today two round trips between New York and Miami amid a labor dispute with flight engineers. Flights depart New York at 2 30 pm and 3 30 pm EDT, with Miami departures at noon and 4 pm. Union reps condemned the move as pressure tactics while talks with Goldberg and IBIA aim to resolve the dispute.
A naval training center in San Diego quarantined about 10060 sailors after multiple infections were confirmed. Officers said confinement extended to certain service sections while others remained unrestricted. Names and exact roles of personnel affected could not be fully confirmed due to incomplete, damaged text.
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