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Middlesboro and surrounding area residents are listed in a community news roundup. Names include Mrs. Blichie and daughter Elyavar of Ewing visiting in Middlesboro. Miss Angel Wardrip awaiting a Nashville trip today with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wardrip. Hugh Trent Ramsey visiting Knoxville. Rev. Hamby C. Moore to lead services on radio WRGA and preach at Enon Baptist in Georgia and other engagements. several locals among Girl Scout troops in Cumberland Gap attending a drama in Berea. John L. Oliver of Nashville in town. SP3 Harold Collins recently returned from Indo-China and due for Fort Benning duty. Ava Frank Beachay and son David visiting relatives. many residents traveling or visiting relatives in North Carolina, Miami Beach, Cuba, and Ohio. local injuries noted at Middlesboro Hospital involving Master Joe Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blichie
Elyavar
Ewing
Middlesboro
Angel Wardrip
Nashville
Leo Wardrip
Hamby C. Moore
HK County Baptist Assoviation
Willa
Wrga August Ltd
Enon Baptist Chureh insHtome
Georgia
Gaiméda
Wasiota Bapist
Paulette Baker
Umwa Memorial Hospital
Dianna Snyder
Rebecca Long
Diane Green
Jenny Bless
Linda Lou Baumgardner
Carma Owenby
Cumberland Gap
Ralph’ Snyder
Wilderness
Jack Lang
Berea
John L. Oliver
Mountain Laurel Garden Club Hosts August Flower Show Plans
Mrs Adam Stacy hosted the Mountain Laurel Garden Club meeting at her Pineville home with a swimming party and party program. The group set plans for an August 23 Tower show at the Kentucky Utilities office and appointed committees for Entry, Arrangement, Staging, Reception, and Publicity. Guests included Mrs Ted Gilbert and daughter Jane of Frankfort and new member Mrs David Asher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Adam Stacy
Mountain Laurel Garden Chuh
Sretshenn
Higha
Percy Guthble
Aus
Charles F. Stacy
Kentucky
Lea Taylor
Harry Grant
Charles B. Stacy
Petey Guthrie
Charles Dean
Grant Knuckles
Bally Durham
EB. Croley
Lewis
Granles
Charles Grace
LaRue Roberts
Bred Weller
Percy Guthree
Bill Morgan
J. Brooks
Leo Taylor
Ftower
H. Brooks
MidWexboro
Mr and Mrs Lassiter to Leave Tomorrow
Ms Clye T Lassiter and husband plan to move to Lexington and were feted at a Walnut Room dinner at Mitchesboro Hotel. Roy Malone and others hosted the event with gladioli decor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Shelvie Fuse Kir and Mrs J P Creswell, Julian Pitzer, Larry Rose, Roy Malone, Mary Slemp Juanita Markham Veda Chumsey Edith Clover P S Arthur George Campbell Joe Callison and Karl South. The high school faculty honored Mr Lassiter with a gift and a farewell meny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clye T. Lassiter
Tomorow
Lesington
Mitchesboro
Roy Malore
Shelvie Fuse
Kir
J. P. Creswell
Julian Pitzer
Larry Rose
Roy Malone
Mary Slemp
Juanita Markhamarat
Veda Chumsey
Edith Clover
P. S. Arthur
George Campbell
Joe Callison
Karl Souith
Lassiter
Lessiter
Garden Club Meets At Stewart Home Pineville
Pineville Garden Club met at Mrs Stewan s Barbourville road home for a Friday session. The treasurer reported finances and a nominating committee for officers was named. Mrs Wilson presented shrubbery specimens and decorative plants while refreshments followed.
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Garden Club
Stewart Home
Pineville
Oswart
G. J. Williams
Mesdames Elb
Wilton
J. M. Brooks, Sr
C. Burley
B. P. Caton
J Croley
Clyde Gibson
James Go
J. L. Osler
Jom Schnex
Wilson
Miss Eunice Webch Wed to Mr Welch
The Rev and Mrs John Wet of Monroe Michigan announce the marriage of their daughter Funicel to Clarence Welch son of Mr and Mrs Ewing Welch, also of Monroe. The ceremony was performed at the home of the couple in Land Gap on Saturday. The bride wore a beige dress with white accessories as family and close friends attended.
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John Wet
Monroe
Michigan
Funicello
Clarence Welch
Ewing Welch
Brice Robinson
Middlesboro
Jor
Land Gap
Paris Adopts A Three Way Look In Current Collections
Paris designers present a three way look with varied skirts and daytime dresses in violet reds greens and blacks. The Magnet and Castis lines feature capes, draped jersey sheaths, high waistlines, and fuller backs. coats show the new hem and slip details as evening gowns harmonize with daytime wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosette Hargrove
NEW State
Ris
Clotina Cus
Castilla
Castio
Patou
Ness
Marilyn Monroe
Nore
Jess
Soral
Circle Five Hosts Stewardship Program at Cumberland Ave Church
The Events Calendar notes Circle Number Five of Tast Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church will meet at DC Ouleth for a stewardship program with Mrs. Ata Brotan in charge. ML A members expected to attend. The Mildteshers Kiwante plan a gathering tomorrow at 5 with Rev K Whealdan. Also scheduled is Services Guild meeting at 7 led by Miss Ste Rasa, with Ralph Ee and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Avenue
Mildteshers Kiwante
K. Whealdan
Chaienart Slevan Services Guild Uf Mieak
Seime
Ste Rasa
Opia Therman Harnett i
Gihain Tasiggion
Frvin Barnett
Michilesboro
Rascle Barnett
Laveland
Olio
Rudus
Barnett
Middiesboro
Creed
Marion
Clauid
Mddlesboro
Lila Saylor
Cintt
Molly Howard
Iton
Loveland
Ohio
Church of Jesus
Jesus Only C
Metdcum
Hoy
Janes Griffin
Rose
Tremons
Fulton-McKinney
Fulton- McKinney Funeral
Hospital Notes and Obituaries From Cumberland Gap Area
A fragmented hospital notes page lists several individuals including Mrs Manning McKinney of Cumberland Gap and Mrs Roy Frets among others. It mentions births and various local names tied to hospital visits and an obituary note for a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armedicsboi Hospital
Manning McKinney
Cumberland Gap
Roy Frets
J. D. Hert
Robert A. Davis
Dean
City Hom
Tryin
Ray Siler
Robert Tun AU
Mary Virginia Seanley
Mra G. Ison Cry Jove Holder
City
Susie Cosby
Sewell Etton
Tazewell
Gordon K Owen Takes New Engineering Post
Middleshore man Gordon K Owen joins Calcium Chloride Institute as field engineer. He is a Middleshore High School graduate and University of Kentucky alumnus with a BS degree. He is thirty, has a son, and his family details are noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cords Owen
M Owen
Ry Flo
University of Kentucky
Mid
Wailin ‘Horn
Local Visits Tied To Ayers Family Gatherings
The report lists visits among the Ayers family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Kim Ayani Lame, Abs, Fred Dan ford and Willow Run Michigan, Dr. and Mrs. Earl of Slerz sMiferare and Wihnae Lampter with Jean Ayers. Jindy Jackie Ayers saw Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ayers Saturday evening as tennis and Rene Johnny Dee Fresey I. Hembree were noted. The story concludes with the Sandifer and Ayers families planning a return home Wednesday after social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Ayani Lameily
Abs
Fred Danford
Willow Run
Michigan
Earl Fully
Slerz sMiferarely
Wihnae Lampter
Jean Ayers
Catherine
Shirley Dee Freshe
Jin Ayers
Tennis
Rene Johnny Dee Fresey I. Hembree
Jindy
Jackie Ayers
Dry Branch Social Guests and Family News
Dry Branch reports weekend visits as Mr and Mrs A. 3. Bt One hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs C F Rowland. John D Ayers and daughter Borothy joined Sunday dinner with Ayers parents. Veda Rowland of Ohio visited relatives. John Bill Ayers and children plus Mr and Mrs Alisha Young visited Harri Surber. John Ayers Jr visited grandmother Mrs Bertha Surber. Millard Darke improves at Mardlestore hospital.
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Mrr
C.F Rowland
John D. Ayers
Borothy
Tp Ayers
Veda Rowland
Ohio
John Bill Ayers
Alisha
Young
Harris
John Ayers
Bertha Surber
John Tr. Ayers
Arch Ayers
Millard Darke
Mardlestore Hospital
Off the Street Philadelphia Curfew Ordinance Enforced
A subcommittee leader notes a city curfew requiring all children under 18 to be off the streets by sundown. Second offenders' parents face fines up to $100 under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Fragmented Story
Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple individuals with surviving relatives and service details. Names include Mrs. Ades Thaberts of Gakwost Bead, infants William Franklin donor Jones, and OPIA THERMAN HARNETT among others, with services at local churches and burials at nearby cemeteries. The text mentions veterans, ministers, and various family connections across Lexington, Middiesboro, Micklestoro, and surrounding towns, detailing hospital deaths and arranged funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WuTang Sen
Ades Thaberts
Middieford
bin Sester- Yinalow Hospital
William Franklin
Jones A. Fexington
Texington
W. B. Bingham
Micklestaen
Alva
Clayton Flord Jones
Lexington
Ster Sharon
Ster Sharon Tatil Jones of Lexington: Srandzyaren Mix. Micklesboro
Lan
Svegh Uasiinigine Ab
John F. Jones
Micklestoro
Gaswoed Furera
Tame
Kidnap Case In 2nd Month In Nassau Westbury
The Weinberger kidnapping entered its second month with no progress as Nassau police and the FBI reported no new leads. Baby Peter Weinberger, one month old, was abducted July 4 from his parents Morris and Betty Weinberger in Westbury. A ransom note demanded $2 and warned against searching. hoax calls delayed the inquiry amid a frantic search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Weinberger
Nassau
FBI
Peter Weinberger
Usuhurdan
Morris
Betty Weinberger
Tole
President in hospital after heart attack and recovery updates
Doctors say President is in good shape after examination and have not ruled out continuing his duties. Reports from Mrs. Siva Blows and Col. Thomas Snyder note heart stresses, with weighing around 169 pounds before hospital admission and 2128 pounds mentioned as a mistyped figure. White House physicians say he may return to work soon, though some doubt remains about full activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pisenhowen Qaterat
Marnias Snd
Persia
Siva Blows and
Snyders
Thomas
Wadler
Else
Joseph
Sonel
Viceless Heirs To Get Money
In Shoal, Massachusetts Boeing the estate of Mrs. Laniles sent assets valued at 340 to 19 heirs. Smiley School receives 500 or more. two nephews are contested. Legal action proceeds as relatives claim their shares, while the will’s water consumption clause draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal
Atlor Boeing
Amdiv
Steel Officials Not Alarmed By Delay in Strike Settlement
Steel industry leaders report no alarm over the stalled strike settlement as negotiations continue in New York. Most expect a final deal this week with a wage raise tied to productivity and an agreed pay program, while remaining issues include health insurance, working rules, and incentive plans.
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Steel
Faris
Aoiter Bigek
New York
Joseph &. Pannegin
Ferrari Muclstion Service
Ansadsiet
Neal Phint
Timpaulline Estate
Eoure
Jany
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Indo-Ching
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Mr. and
Ava Frank Beachayint
Davidk of
Letanan
Ohi
Neve
Ath Percy Lee
Mya
Ain
Ralvinh
North Carolina
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Miami
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Cuba
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Michael
Pam
Asay
Bey
Raleiy
Mertha Palmer
Selia Fullmer
Saints
Cincinnati
Mir
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Micky McCamy
Dick McCamy
Farmington
Midlesboro
Hal McCamiy
Nancy Ellisinn
Joe Holder
Kenneth Folder
Middlesboro Hospital
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Eimnie Jacobs
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Stern Family
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Loiton
Mrs. Lassiter
EYE
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BF Swit
Tyrone Power
Kim Novak
Eddy Duchin
la Shoal
Pia
Uae
Victoria Shaw
Calumet Expressway
Chicago
Iwinsis State Highway Commission
Paris
Ralph Ee
the Fay
Gordon K. Owen
Butcher's Gap
Tren Auto
San Anton
Miss Dove
Glenn Ford
Cesar
Drshh
Kiaxville Hoapital
Om Fosterson
Ler Campbell
New Unig
Walter Davis
N ‘Wasewill
Ars. Muna
Tex Cal
Kingdon Math Clorch
Trzewell
Butlers
Panini
Tavewell
Coffey Y Hone
Tarewell Mn
Finvtar Services
Cor Ysnham
Hopkins
Sneedville
Westerday Marning
Alstone
Domarroe
Ekw Spoime
Rews
Claude Surber
Clance Officintins
Daliorn Cemetery
Martin All
Marth Ege
Asiddlen Lens
Iale Powe Hospital
Bealy
Sullivan County
Bezen
Shen Charlie
Duke OF York
Toutes
Terminix
Middleshoro
POI Jsformation Reams Lumber CO
Anr Whesare
Ea Wba
Vaaway
John Wayne
WGRIK
Drosident
Endower
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Fens
Clettysburg
John Moody
We Steel Industry
Chet
Abe Helay
Christian Science Y Monitor and Remavticral Apeaite
Baye
Gaston
Chadren
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