Deaths and Funerals in Middlesboro and area
Multiple obituaries note the August 15, 1960 deaths of C. L. Wainwright 74 of Middlesboro a Marine veteran and First Baptist member and of James Elvin Harrell 73 of Middlestore at home born 1887 survivors include children siblings and extended kin. Funeral services set at Fulton Funeral Home with Dr James Coates and at Sales Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Tipton and Wolfenbarger. interments at Middlesboro Cemetery and Brooks Cemetery. Additional notices include Mrs Minin Haynes of Rose Hill Va and Mrs Nettie Rains of Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church with services led by local pastors and interments at related family plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc. L. Wallwright
G. le Wainwright
Middlesboro
Hettie Eads Care Wainwright
E. R. Rodd
Hobart
Ind
Roy Armstrong
Mack B
Jacksonville
Mid- Melboro
Wis
First Baptist Diurch and i
Fulton Funeral Home
James Coates
Filles Funeal
Tames Tutvin Warrell
James
Elvin Harrell
Ashbury Avenue
City
Laura
Ruth
Esther
Middlestore
Arthur Harrell
Dana Harrell
Detroit
Mich
Mary Manis
Airs
V. V. Adal
Foster Tarher
Dove Bryant Anil
Lala
White
Delrail
Toh Cnevell
Middesboro
Sales Primitive Baptist
Mwolt Tipton
J. L. Wolefenbarger
Smith Funeral Home
IRS
Momia Taynes
Minin Haynes
Rosell
Soptia, Smith
Ewing
John
Lucy Herrell
Ayers
George Denny Haynes
Rose Hill
Nettie Rains
Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church
Feynde Robinson
James T. Wells
Ther
Svins
Betty Jord
Rudolph Poors
Tony Foore
Parvey Lee Yeary
Honard Finley
Henry Chappell
Esco Poor
Tye Charged In Slaying In Williamsburg Area
WILLIAMSBERG March reports Marshall Tye Sr of Pleasant View charged in the shooting death of Gaston Stewart 44 of Pineville. Sheriff Otis Croley said the incident followed a drinking spree with Joe and Robert Atkins both of Williamsburg. Atkins said the four were playing cards in an abandoned bus when an argument escalated. Tye fled then returned with a pistol wrested from him by Atkins who threw it away. Atkins said Tye left again and returned with a shotgun and shot Stewart as he stepped from the bus. Tye was arrested hiding in weeds near the scene by State Police per Croley.
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Williamsberg
Marshall Tye
Pleasant View
Gaston Stewart
Pineville
Williamsburg
Whitley County
Otis Croley
Joe
Rober Atkins
Willamsburg
Croley
Joe Atkins
Tye
Stewart
Atkins
Hospital Notes From Midchesboro Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals, with patient names and cities. It records births, new admissions including James Denny and Mrs Nora Burch, and dismissals such as Roy Robertson Jr and Jacqueline Smith, with multiple oddly spaced spellings and garbled entries.
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Midchesboro Memorial Hospital
Leones
Ismissals
Garry Grey
Peat Ae
H.W. Carrall
Archie Daniels
Patrork
Re. d. Dunn
Gily
Silas Stephens
Leonette Mannie McKkinney
City
Vere Collett
Kettle Island
Fverett Starwell
Borethy Langford
Ciy Admissions
James Denny
Pineville
Jesse Laws
Peoria
Nora Burch
Cincinnama
Middlesburg
Elite
Hovey
Nismissals
Roy Robertson, Jr
Jacqueline Smith
Nannie Gean
Hassie Yeavy
Harrogate
Aes
Ben Risner
Calvin
Val Kerk
Baby Boy
New
Lagewell
Donatl H. Younce
Ciy
Water rate changes approved by town council
The council unanimously set new water rates effective Sept 1 after a July 15 special meeting with two exceptions for motels and laundromats. Motel units rise to 2.50, small machines to 1.50, large washers unchanged, and meter discussion urged by residents. Cutin charges also rise to 10 inside and 20 outside limits.
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BANIC
Daniel Gabriel
Terrorism and Crisis Mark Cyprus Start As Independent Nation
Cyprus declared independence under tense skies with a bloodied start and cabinet crisis. Provisional president Makarios urged national unity as violence spiked, while 20,000 gathered outside Parliament to mark the end of colonial rule.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
UPC
Mediterranean
Isha
Cyprig
Seriouly
Aremishoa Ma
Mga
House of Rep
Briish
Hugh Foot
Makarios
Elizabeth TL
States' Rights Group In Va Backing Byrd and Goldwater
A Virginia committee for constitutional government moves to nominate Senator Byrd and Barry Goldwater as a joint ticket in November. The group, formed to protest school integration, criticizes Republican and Democratic platforms and says it has contacted eight other states about the ticket but expects no national party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States’ Rights Group
Byrd Richmond, Va
UPD
Attany F. Bynt
D-Va
Ent
Barry
Tit Committee
Democratic
C. Benton Carner
Waynesboro
Norfolk
Bynd - Goldwater
Virginia
Hagan
Virginie
Kennedy to Campaign in Virginia August 24
Senator John F Kennedy will visit Virginia on August 24 for a rally near Washington. He will speak in Alexandria at George Washington High School stadium, a stop arranged by state and local Democrats to avoid conflicts with his Senate schedule.
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Richmond
John F. Kennedy
Virginia
Potomac River
Washington
Massachusetts
Charles Fetrwick
Arlington
Tenth
Democratic Committee
The
George Washington High School
Kennedy
Senate
Scientist's Son Slain in Car Crash Near Whitwell
Whitwell Tenn UP I reports 20 year old James H Pollard son of a noted Oak Ridge physicist died when a car overturned on a curve five miles north of Whitwell. The victim and his brother Frank 19 were headed to Duke University with another relative, William G Pollard, also in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitwell, Tenn
UPI
Oak Ridge
Whitwell
James H. Pollard
Duke University
Frank
University OF the Suhay &Anee
Sy Willian
G. Pallard
Liquor to Appear in Court Tomorrow on Drunkenness Charge
A liquor offender is due in court tomorrow on public drunkenness. A Middleslxa Ming Co. break in near Middlesboro is reported with a spare wheel stolen from a company truck. A biggle theft is noted on North 25th Street. A traffic collision near Cumberland Avenue involves Sandra Smith and Betty Mike with fault placed on Miss Smith for driving on the wrong side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bryant
Middleslxa Ming Co
Connie Holt
Middlesboro
North 25Th Street
Sandra Smith
Harrogate
Betty Mike
Miss Smith
Cumberland Avenue
22Nd Street
Miss
Four youths held for county action after hitchhiking arrest
Orick ville last week after they were picked up by city police while hitchhiking to Frankfort. The case was dismissed against both George Hendrickson and Billy Mays. Homer Hensley and Ellis Wilcox, both charged with destroying private property were turned over to county officials. Four youths, James Widner, Eugene Hensley, Eugene Warren, and Lee Stewart were arrested and also tried over to county officials. Widner was charged with loitering, for Waren.
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Ville
Frankfort
George Hendrickson
Billy Mays
Homer Hensley
Ellis Wilcox
James Widner
Eugene Hensley
Eugene Warren
Lee Stewart
Widner
Islow
Waren
OAS meeting aims for united front against Russian threat
Secretary of State Christiny Ay llerter flies to San Jose for emergency Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting. They seek a united stance on Soviet intervention, with Venezuela and the Dominican Republic at issue over sanctions, Cuba’s role not on the official agenda but likely discussed amid Fidel Castro's ties to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Christiny Ayllerter
Wester Hemisphere
New World
Tnt
Herter
Washington
Morlay
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
QAS
United States
OAS
Inican
Pnacio le Arcuya
Raul Roa
Cuba
Arcaya
Fidel Castro
Rusala
Hye
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Sovier
Moscow
Abdel-Khalek Hassoina Moxkiy
Kremlin
Eds
Middlesboro Hardware Company
Hercules
Lana Rea Opollyannat
Post Office
Gabriel
Ict
Hy Council
Helen Cecil
Mayor Williams
Fla
Dr. Gabriel
Willams
Wardy Stapleton
Issael
MOKA
Orick
Waycoll
Romulo Bebinecourt
Netherlands
Man IN the Net
Alan Ladd
Carolyn Jonef
Singer Warehouse
Singer Sewing Center
Cumberland Ave
Mikiilesbera
Singer
Alfg
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Phat J Bory Fens Npws ‘the Home Daily of
Cumberlands
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