17 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented report notes South Side focus and a preacher’s sermon on a request. Observers mention mayoral comments and a commissioner's remarks about expenditures. A political dispute and upcoming events surface, with town figures named in tentative terms amid garbled text.
A list of individuals including Rev. D. J. Baker and G. Hendrie appears for a special term on December 28 amid Christmas holiday observances. Names such as Willie Bunton, J. G. Boston, Ben Risner, and Charles Smith are shown alongside others from various towns. The document references Pineville, Middlesboro, and Kettle Island, indicating regional involvement in the term.
A distorted OCR list names numerous individuals including HOUT judge conveners and potential jurors for a January 1997 civil matter. The text appears garbled with many misspellings, jumbled names, and scattered places such as Four Mile, with no clear case title, location, or filing details identifiable.
Markets show slow movement as buyers pass on large lots while lighter offerings move. cows, heifers, and yearlings trade unevenly with prices varying by weight and quality. Notable quotes indicate limited demand for prime stock with some prices around 7.40 dollars for certain classes and a general trend toward softer activity.
In a fragmented dramatic excerpt from Act VI at Sante the Hoovers G Men are praised by Altovney amid cryptic lines about raids, responsibilities, and a unclear death outside a medical treatment scene. The text mixes stage directions with garbled names and phrases, offering a partial glimpse into a prose theatre scene.
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled names and phrases about an estate and certain parties. No clear event, date, or actionable detail is readable to identify a proper item. Further readable material is required to craft a coherent summary.
Fragmentary text discusses Greta Green, Wollsburg, and local governance in West Virginia. Mentions attempted marriage settlement and political tensions linked to regional leaders and laws. Unclear details due to damaged OCR.
Report from near East Lake City describes three parties sweeping a mountain area toward Gone Peak after a crash. Civilian Conservation Corps leader Superintendent John Tlass heads one group to locate the downed plane, with search teams aimed at the crevice where remains are believed found, as snow and rugged terrain hinder the effort.
The East and Minghamtown schools plan Christmas programs this week with various performances. Central School hosts a carol service in its auditorium while junior high schedules a program at Midspring High on Wednesday. All programs, led by Miss Myrly Jubhard, are open to the public.
In Whithiy City, Kentucky, George Pos Wr and Ble two sons Ten 19 and Roed 21 were found guilty of murder by a groisely court. A six year sentence was imposed on a but a six year term for each son followed by two year periods.
Residents recall recurring tremors at the Toivewity of Plulurelia Gathedral of Learning. Seismographs show minor ground movements, with potential for stronger quakes. Officials warn Pittsburgh’s seismic zone remains active, though no major damage reported yet.
Hollyworld singer Gail Materek twenty two confirms elopement rumors with manager Reder Cobb of De Meow Voyby. They were seen in Hollywood accompanied by Charles Boymiant. The couple reportedly wed earlier this year in a private ceremony.
Gragg sustained palatial injuries in a nonspecific incident described as grave. Police report no further details on cause or suspects. Officials stated injuries are not life threatening and await medical updates.
In the abbey aftermath Lady Severinge hosts wary relatives in a library where secrets and suspicion swirl. Kitty Holden, posing as a guest, flirts with James the butler while a discreet chat reveals hints of possible blackmail and a hidden will. A subtle journey to the chapel and crypt deepens the sense of mystery surrounding Sir Henry Severinge’s death.
Mrs Laura Martin of Bascom died at home after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Bascom Methodist Church with Rev W A Reymeur officiating. Burial followed in the family plot. She is survived by her husband and several children, brothers, and sisters.
The fragment identifies Mrs Nova Ralts of Orinda California and Goldie Price of Miami Florida as survivors in a brief notice. It notes seven relatives, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A local Round Table group plans a session at Baglatte Lanes Road. Officials indicate a forthcoming meeting to discuss community issues and potential actions, with attendance expected from residents and interest groups.
A fragmentary report notes miners decrying modern vices and burdens near the valley farm area. Local authorities or organizations may be examining the impact on the community and agriculture. The text references 45 PHS in relation to a farm, with uncertain specifics about actions or outcomes.
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