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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1976

Page

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Bicentennial Cookbook from Xi Phi Beta Syma Phi Chapter

A Historic Bicentennial Cookbook titled Lat Heritage fling is offered by the Xi Phi Chapter of Beta Syma Phi. It includes several recipes such as Cheese Pudding using bread, Australian cheese and onions, and a Hershey Bar dessert with marshmallows and whipped cream. The book costs $4 and is sold through chapter members or Mrs Kane.

Xi Phi Beta Syma Phi Wec Middlesbare E.H Mary Wilson Harry Onie Uhey Joe Chadwell Buller Joyce Everly

Visiting Kin Gather in Calloway Kentucky

A cluster of relatives from Indiana Michigan Tennessee and Florida visit Calloway Kentucky to connect with Elmer Hodge Levi Cox Amanda Wilbur Myrtle and other family members. Several households in Calloway receive guests including Hodge Cox Engle Walters and Miracle families during the extended visit.

Wayne Hodge Familly Indianapolis Ind Gerald Sledge Maclinsville Charles Roige Coona Beach Florida Elmer Hodge Balkart Kentucky Levi Cox Callaway Robert Harnessard Pontiac Michigan Airs Vernon Johnson

Fragmented OCR Item From Local Page

A damaged OCR text fragment lists various disjointed phrases and numbers. It mentions items like rocks, ribbons, quilts, and flowers with scattered prices and codes, but no coherent event or clear subject is established. The readable content includes scattered references to products, prices, and potentially a classifieds-like listing without a unified narrative.

Christmas Visits Among Kentucky Families

Mr and Mrs Hennie Christian and son Stradley Neal of Oakley Michigan visited Mr and Mrs Jim Christian of St Creek Ky for Christmas. Charles Christian, brother of Hennie, also visited. Mrs Peake Akers and daughters Lora and Norma of Pineville visited Mrs Akers and sons in Louisville. Andrew Harris and son Joe Allen of Pineville spent holidays with Lester Akers and Joe Akers of Louisville. Mae Gains and daughter Winnie of Middlesboro vacationed in Baltimore and visited Corrine Hureh in New York. Cecil Gains with their sons Timmy and Jimmy joined in New York trip and returned with Mitchel Gains and sons Rick Jord and Mike to Middlesboro. Delineare first of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution.

Hennie Christian Stradley, Neal Oakley Michigan New York Cecil Gains New York S Timmy Jimmy Mitchel Gains Rick Jord Mike Middlesboro

Dear Ann Landers shares on silence in marriage and bold father figures

A reader laments a silent husband and seeks guidance while another letter recounts a wife’s pregnancy by a non husband. The divorce, a teen daughter, and a man’s unexpected involvement spark worries about family impact and legal consequences. A tease promotes an alcoholism column and a mailing request.

Ann Landers Daddy

Wedding Policy Publication Rules at Nally News

The Nally News outlines wedding notice timing, stating stories should reach the paper within six days of the ceremony and will be published within one or two days after receipt, depending on space. Notices received more than three months after a ceremony may be withheld.

Nally News

Christmas Holiday Guests Spread Across Families

Higg lle Claude Wilder of Taylor Michigan and many relatives from Kentucky and Michigan shared Christmas holidays with family in Cabbage and Versailles. Guests included Mr and Mrs Goebel Hoskins, Jean Wilder, and numerous siblings and children from Pontive Beatysville Prestonsburg and Versailles, reflecting a wide family gathering over the season.

Mra Claude Wilder Taylor Michigan Goebel Hoskins Jean Nancy Wilder Cabbage, Ky James White Yeskins Donald Hensley Pontive White Hoskins, Sr Cubbage Ewell Hoskins Hoskins Kimberly Ann Tommy Lafferty Prestonsburg Guebel Hoskins Jim Brandenburg Beatysville Sewell Boatright Henry Taylor Ates Forster Taylor Versailles Betty Sue Reecer Angela Kay Granit Taylor Grant Lee Luther Hoskins Douglas Loveland Ohio Warden Hoskins Ruth Hosking Ketta Bostright

Junior Women Hold Annual Yuletide Meal

Middlesboro Junior Woman's Club met December 2 at Mrs. Clifford Creech's home for their annual Christmas dinner. The Fine Arts Committee organized the party with Mrs. Creech receiving a musical angel gift. Members and guests enjoyed carols, a festive meal, and exchanged gifts including Santas and wreaths created by the committee. Several attendees and relatives joined the holiday gathering at the Creech residence.

Middlesboro Clifford Creech Fine Arts Creech Carolyn O'Hoyle Fine Arts Committee

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