Obituary notices for Wilder and Simpson in Bell County area
Obituary notices report Hoel Wilder aged 84 of Middlesboro dying December 22 1969 in a local hospital after a long illness. He is survived by four daughters and six grandchildren with services at Arnett Funeral Home and Flat Shoals Cemetery. Also deceased is Garfield Simpson of Middlesboro aged 84 with funeral at Yellow Creek Baptist Church and burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Surviving relatives include his wife Verda Simpson and son Edt Simpson with services led by Rev Cardwell and Rev Nalis.
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Hoel Wilder
Micaete
Y. A
Etang
Tell County
Amerita Williams
Weseus
Bell County
Wilder
Franklin Myers
Pineville
Mia
America Willams
Amanda Miracle
Miracle
Sam Berry
Nulen
Rhoda Money
Midfiesboro
Brent
Flat Shoals
Amet
la Charge
Wexbort
Beety
Hhs
John Simpson
Hattie Mason Simpson
Middlesboro
Old Yellow Creek Baptist
UMWA
Wayjay Coal Mining Co
Verda Simpson
Edt Simpson
Benham
Titermont
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Caywood Funeral Home
Daily News
United Press International
Citizens News Co., Inc
Kentucky
P. O
United Press Interne
Onal
U.P.L. Owws
Middlesbro
Bell and Kinex
Lee County
Clatholme County
Tenn
Hospital visiting hours and patient listings across facilities
Hospital Hofel AL lists visiting hours 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and admissions, dismissals, births at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic. Dismissals include Phyllis A Ayers Duff Kenneth D Buller Raymond Crawford and others. Middlesboro births mention Mrs. Ganrget Miller and Mrs Priras Styrimis. Visiting hours at Middlesboro are 1 2 and 7 3 p.m. with multiple names under admissions and dismissals.
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AL He Appalachian Regional Hospital
Phyllis A. Ayers
Duff
Kenneth D. Buller
Raymond Crawford
Cily Tar
D. Davis
Morriah Duncan
Willaim M. Helton
Cleda B. Miracle
Frakesday Parlin
Cluirfield
Charles G. Russell
Helen Saylor
Ethel Stephenson
City Admissions
Mary Burton
Reginald M. Hopper
Patricia Kinsey
Conttanooga
Barbara Miller
Louise Rains
Maris Taylor
Carl T. Webb
Pineville
Ganrget Miller
Priras Styrimis
Middlesboro
Tred Ausatus
City
Ruy Avers
Ewing
John Bailay
Cathy Clouse
Rose Hill
Walter Hosking
Edna Mayes
Speedwell
Claytas Moyers
Flota Payne
Tazewell
Samurl Wilder
Rose
Ray Ayers
Betty Catran
William Wilder
Five civil rights leaders may stay jailed through Christmas
In Memphis, five leaders including SCLC president Ralph David Abernathy may remain jailed through Christmas as state attorneys defer prosecution of 19 civil rights figures until a federal court rules on constitutional challenges to Tennessee anti boycotting and delinquency laws. Judge Phillips aims to schedule the case promptly.
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Memphis
Shelby County
Montay
Tennessee
Grand
Marry Phillips
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ralph David Aberngthy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ralph Jackson
Memphis Bclc
Allorneys
Couple Who Lost 7 Children In Crash May Be Spending Christmas
Dickson Tennessee report details the McMahon family, six children killed and Barbara 14 surviving after a camper trailer crash on Interstate Six. John E. McMahon, wife and Bryant 9-year-old son remain hospitalized, doctor says transport and care logistics affect Christmas home return. Barbara 14 was brought to Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville with a collapsed lung but is in satisfactory condition. The family may stay at the hospital or return to Cleveland depending on medical and logistical factors.
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Cleveland
Robert Smith
McMahon
Bryant
Barbara
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Miles Family Visits in St Charles
Jonesville couple Mr. and Mrs. Omer Miles spent Sunday with Mrs. Miles sister Mrs. 2. W. Robbins and Mr. Robbins in St Charles.
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Omer Miles
Ray denial of medical exam for Earl Ray transfer hearing
District Judge William Ealey refused a state request for a physical examination of James Earl Ray before a December hearing on moving him from the maximum security unit. The judge called Ray’s health a disputed issue and rejected delaying the hearing for medical tests. State officials oppose the transfer, arguing Ray could be endangered in a general population cell.
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Nashville
UPI
William Ealey
James Earl Ray
Miller
Ray
Bart Durham
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