Jonesville Happenings from the week at Gale City and nearby
Local notes report visits among families, suppers at the Country Club in Wie Stone Gap, and social gatherings in Gale City and Knoxville. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cave, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cave, Miss Stella Conn, and others, plus a funeral in Scoushoro and two million vaniniere fiend Tokyo's main railroad termini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Conn
Henry Cave
Charles Cave
Ff Penney
Gale City
Carden Davidson
Wie Stone Gap
Burminen Brower Company
I Weir
Waltert Bailey
Jane Erlebach
Chchingdon
Hans
Little Tunnel Inn
Stephain Chadwell
Sarmni
Glenn
Mro
Mie Brite
Gayle Geer
Juinda
Gayle
Wo Ihax
Rush
Foxes White
Alice
the Are Niean
Tokyo
Kentucky property taxes cited as burden on residents
United Press International reports Kentucky residents would pay over 66 million dollars more in property taxes under a proposed plan. Governor's proposal to allow school boards and districts to raise tax rates by 10 percent after hearings drew testimony from 29 people at a House Rules Committee public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Martin
United Press International
Frankfort
Upl
Kentucky
Guy
Patitee
Fisea
Ate House of Representatives
Ewing Family Vacation and Visits Across Towns
Mrs and Mr Ewing and Mind Mes returned home after a sunlit vacation with relatives in Melvindale and Noble. Wanda Ler joined them for a few weeks before returning to Derren where she works. Relatives in Virginia and Tennessee visited family in Sneedville and nearby areas, while others traveled to Middlesboro and Johnson City for visits and shopping during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrothers
Air Wayne
Eullie Smith
Muifield
Miesnda Tee Sait
Fri Axford
Stroc
Mas Prankine
Donesville
Vatation
Slreill
Onin
Soali Uietfield
Sneedville
Tenn
Noah Aatfield
W. T. Jenkins
Pauline Montgomery
Johnson Cily
Heather Kennley Smith
Roanoke
Dwight Smith
Wasa
Helen
Snaney
Neal
Middlesboro
Almanac Highlights From 30 Bc To West Point Fort Surrender
Almanac notes mark Cleopatra’s death by snake bite in 30 BC and Benedict Arnold’s 1780 pledge to Britain to surrender West Point. It recalls the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shift to steam in 1830 and Herman Goorin’s role in Philadelphia’s Independence Hall history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Dupeter
Savirn
Satan
Tte
Tn Gunther
Cleopiteau
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Baltimore and Ghin Riilroad
Herman Goorin
Allo
Lie Germeich Tig
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Jonesville
CK Lemmon
Saman
Walo
Peyton Place
Cts
Kevenok
Bad Ewing
Almanac
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Big Togale Valge
Marre Jom Tron
Curd Sia Bobrope
Frankie Ayalgn
VNA Merrill
Pre
Ay. Snell
Hace Anderson
Panamilion Colon
Brevi
ILE Betis
von Ryan
Aylindt PN
lYour Home Loan and Savings Specialists
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
Lee's Drug
Cumberland Ave
Ealeabhims
ORR & Dixon
Friedrich
Hobart
Top Value One
Kroger
FORD
Mustangs
Louisville
Aften
Cire
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