Obituary notices from Ewing and Middlesboro area
Obituary notices detail Pete Rhymer 75 of Ewing died at home, survived by wife Lizzie, sons Silas Chad and Sam, daughter Lucy Wart, sister Susie Green, brother JML Rhymer, and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral at Ely Dale Christian Church with burial at Burchet Cemetery in Harrogate. Also listed are obituaries for Cordie Mattie Fields 69 of Middlesboro, James Clark Smith of Pineville, Samuel Edward Patton of Rose Hill, with funeral details, services, and burial locations. Public notices and community announcements follow, including church and club meeting times and events.
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Pete Raymer
Pete Rhymer
Ewing
Tie
Lee County
Lizzie Rat
Ely Dale
Sam Rhymer
Gibson Station
Lucy Wart
Gibron
Susie Green
Greasy Creek
J ML Rhymer
Dry Ridge
Ely
Dale Christan
Hey
A. E. Roberson
Burechet
Harrogate
Cawood
Cordie Mattie
Flelns
Cordle
Mattie Fields
45Th Street
Mddiesboro
Salo Creek
Tennessee
Cordle Mattie Gothard
Gilbert M. Fields
Tabernacle Pantset Church
Socddy
Teng
Sais
Buriel
Gilbert, M._ Fields
Middlesbro
James Clark Smith
Pineville
Rowle
Hillary Miracle
A. A. Miracle
Mutilp Branch
Williams Branch
James Arnett
Edward Patton
Shimuel
Rose Hill
Rose Im Baptist
Harold Drenth
Richmonl Cemetery
Roy Jones
Earl Remsey
Garland Clay
D. J Ty Crockett
Charles Mclntosh
Roller
Rose Hut
Bake Sale at Callison’s by Trinity Methodist Church
The Trinity Methodist Church sponsors a bake sale on December 4 beginning at 3 a m at Callison’s. Proceeds support church missions and community outreach.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Callison's
Ike Confers With Aides on Mobilizing Economic Resources
President Eisenhower summons seven cabinet members and top officials to discuss mobilization plans for wartime economics. They may review the Defense Production Act and a new Office of Defense Mobilization program to assemble a reserve of industry and labor executives for government service in an emergency. The act, passed amid wrangling over stand-by federal controls, governs stockpiling, emergency controls on fabricated materials, and civil use, with no current civilian rationing. Reliefer pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm of the Giants beat the Milwaukee Braves three met at the Polo Grounds in 1954.
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Washington
Exsenbowyer
Defense Mobilization Board
Spokesn
Office of Defense Mobilization
Congress
Iki
Papers Taken from Braden Home Studied in Sedition Trial
In Louisville, Judge Curtis weighs whether 70 pieces of alleged sedition material found at Carl Braden’s home may be read to jurors. Prosecutors say Braden aided a federal plan to incite racial strife and dynamite a Negev’s house. Wade testifies he heard no violent statements. Defense motions for mistrial denied as witnesses discuss a portable radio and possible dynamite setup.
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Louisvitre
Carl Braden
Genes
Washington
Leroy Zimmerman
Gomeoniealth
Ay Scott Hamilton
L. R. Curtis
The
Commonwealth
Braden
Belen
Ste
Dence
Andrew Wade
Key
Wade
Sune
Warde
Vernonym
Acaud
Wisconsin
Bown
Hamilton
Curtis Braden
Thor
Louisville Courier-Journal
Sisa
State Educators Predict Generation of Headaches
Louisville December report notes Kentucky will face rising pupil totals through 1970 with about 341000 elementary students, 15000 more in high schools and 30000 college enrollees. Southern Association officers for secondary schools and colleges were announced, plus new executive board appointments and women’s college leadership names.
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Louisville
Brug
Kentucky
John J. ‘Folger
Atlanta
Southern Assn
Folger
South
Association
Abéssty
Spencer J. McCalis Jr
Chatta
Noogs
Tenn
Ang
S. Rashield
Jackson
Miss
Wealin
John Hunter
Louisiana State University
Jeannette Boone
Dridk-Colleres
Pe Assn
Troup
Fort Valley
C. Wy
Lynchburg
Lardy Liston
Charlotte
L. 5. Cozort
Concord
N.C
Southern Assn. of Colleges For Women
Charles P. Hogart
Mississippi State
College For Women
William F. Quillian
Randolph-Alacon Women’s College
View
Julia Lee
Hawkins
L. Akers
Wesleyan Colege
Maton
Winter Storms Hit Northern States With Freezing Temps
United Press reports bitter cold gripping the nation s north from New York City to the Rockies with readings well below zero in Helena and Wyoming. A new storm front threatens renewed snow across the west as a cold snap lingers and Walter Johnson wins his 100th game in his 12 season career with the Washington Senators.
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United
Novi Olaine
New York City
Ohlo Valley
Oklahoma
New Mexic
Washington
Wyoming
Aigntinace
Mippe Valley
Helena
Mont
Rockies
Colorado - Wyoming - New Mexico
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
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Ida Goodson
Dayton Tenn
Bonnie’ Gothard
Soddy
Amos Gothard
Sale Creek
Bill Gothard
Daisy
Harry Gothard
Ickson
J. L
Gothard
Dayton
Caiwood
Noelown D-T
Wendell H. Rowe
Ballard Hey
Bud Williford
Owen Paint Store
Catholicy Information Forum
Kegin
Ign
Ernest Pickering
Cam]tain Kimber Cox
Salvation Amy
Veterans of Foreign Wars, District 14
Bineville Court House
Junction P. A
Sil
Morro
Cane ‘Thomasson
Binghamtown Baptist Church
Cirely
East Cumberland Avenue Baptist
Elks Lodge
Toca
Mae Ayer
Stein
Tonight
Western VN
nRon
Nicolon
Tyrone Power
Edwards
Cairo
George Raft
Charlton Heston
Nicola Maurey
Thomas Mitchell
Manding Theatre
Bing
Ce “Beatty
Mickey Spillane
Sglorio Oo
David Brian
TriState Wrestling
Tazewell
Sia
Anaya
Tarzan Hewitt
Sonny Meyers
Joe Tangaro
Ant
American
Legion
WATET
Ike
Pligher Hoyt Wilhelm
Giants
Milwaukee Hraves
Polo Grounds
Braden Iome
U. S
OME Loans
Cumberland Avenue
20Th Street
Lee's Drug Store
People’s Building & Loan Association
People’s Building
Tonite
Iman
Hing Crosby
France
Mavica
Bing Crosby
Claude
Dauphin
Va Chrigtiah
Ello Perburs
Oran
Merete Lest
Bee Reve
Tasey Wes Mery
Paramount Picture
Colds Balleve
VICKS
Beira
Spillane
Obrien
Hag
Rory Calhoun
Piper Laurie
Latife
Choice Baeats
Hamburger
Strenkell
Cocker
Eats & Peer Ny
Renzeee
Save Alse Canned Foods
Yon
Swift
Campbells Tomato Soup
Ade
Stokely's Corn
Hunt's
Peaches
Lf.g. Coffee
Jell
Grapefruit Gooatess & Toe Zoe
Winesap
Armour's Cream
Domino
Middlesboro
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