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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1958

Page

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Layman's Guide to the Horse Show By BO KING

Publicity chair explains horse show events and divisions including thoroughbreds ponies and show horses. It notes pony height rules and that ages of horses and riders are set as of December 1 each year. Profits benefit underprivileged children in Middlesboro. show opens 7 30 PM Friday August 1 at Bradner Stadium with tickets 1 25 adults 50 cents children.

Wil Tom Julie Middlesboro Bradner Stadium Kiwanis Lee's Berry and Pope's Yoakum's

Deaths and Funerals in Middlesboro Area

Obituaries detail William Jordon Hunley age 5 of Claiborne County died in a focal hospital. Survived by wife Ella Alon and children James Tunley and Everette Hunley. Services held at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with burial at McQueary Cemetery. Daisy O Hoskins of Pineville died, survived by parents Jack and Nellie Hoskins and several relatives. Funeral at Moss Chapel Church with burial in Peeveley Cemetery. Thelma Brooks of Ingram and others listed in notices. James E Shepard of Pineville died at Pineville Community Hospital. Survived by wife Youth Shepherd and several relatives. Funeral arrangements at Durham Funeral Home Chapel with burial at 100F Cemetery.

William Jordon Hunley William Jordon Bunley Noetown Algoint Claiborne County Tog Littl Widney Huncy Amsiss Ella Alon Middlesboro Hensley Chapel United Mine Workers of Amptica Tha Huntey James Tunley Everette Hunley Chicago Cawood Punetal Femde Robinson McQueary Arthur Pal Wate John Inwin Craig Smith Glen Shumate Earl Burchfield Gene Smith Carl Vaughn Marvin Shumate Old Yellow Creek Daisy O. Hoskins Pineville Sheris Jack Nellie Hoskins Norma Lee Herness Charles Willis Eliott Roberta Gambrel Newsee Ina Jean Bailey Isetta Roark Cincinnati Opal Baker Clay County Georgia Daniels Vera Beach Fla Jackie Hoskins Esterday Sarah Matilda Marsee Igte Joe Marsee Aira Ollie Elliot Frank Marsee Ethel Mayes Zelina Ohio Clara Lasley Gill Marsee Cathy Adams Fannie Goins Bessie Rains Tom Sutton Harrogate John Charles Jake Sutton Henry Sutton Wallins Creek Mery Slaples Glue Elliott Evelyn Rosenbalm Monroe Mich Hubert Lasley Dunlap Hollow Faris Horne Ernest Ray Charles Christian Skiating Thelma Brooks Tagram Pineville Comunity Hospital Ben Alice Brooks Ingram Claude Ki] Brooks Lina Ghia Marjorie Brooks John Centers Vernon Green Grace Rose Mex William Copeland Dayton Tevis Centers Irene Conchters Ebemeezer Baptist Chiureh Boyd Ciaay Dess Slusher Golden Cemetery Durham Tome Pine ‘Ville James BE. Shepherd James E. Shepard Inaville Hej Shepherd Jennie AM Brenner Union City Ind W. T. McCall Britton Frankie Shepherd Giulio Mary Warsham Wallsend John Walfenbarger Meldrum Thelma Mae Baker DeWitt Durham Funeral Home

Lighter Side Ends Rock Records At WAQS

In Jackson, WAQS will stop rock n roll plays and give away 5,000 records to teens, signaling a shift to adult music under General Manager Lew Heilbroner. A coffin with the discs will be hauled to a department store. In Miami Beach a 150 year old Roman coin found in a barking meter yielded 20 cents profit after a rare coin dealer valued it nearly worthless.

Jackson Miss UPN Rawitnesses WAQS Lew Heilbroner Diska Miami Beach UPI Asiami Beach

What Happened to Harry Danning The Horse

Harry Danning a ten year big league catcher for the New York Giants is profiled. The piece notes his catching skill and leadership with pitchers Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher and Lefty Die Fitzsimmons and highlights his 1938 to 1940 peak and a .206 season. Now 48 he works in the creation department of the New York Daily News.

Harry Danning Harry Danning New York Giants Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Freddie Fitzsimmons Thhough New York Daily News

Revival Continues At Middlestate Assembly of God

The Rev Lloyd QC Stone continues a revival at Middlestate Evangelistic Center Assembly of God in the former Jaycee Youll Center at Winchester and 24th Street. Services begin each night at 7:45.

Lloyd QC. Stone Middlestate Evangelistic Center Assembly of God Jaycee Youll Center Winchester 24Th Street

Hospital Notes at Middleshoro and Blidutesboor Hospitals

Visiting hours listed with names of patients and families. Admissions and discharges include multiple residents from Clairfield Cumberland Gap Tazewell and nearby towns. Births noted for several mothers, detailing towns and names among hospital records.

Middleshoro Memorial Hospital James Gordon City Nora Lowe Clairfield Giovinn Phillips Cumberland Vivian Wilson Elizabethtow

Kentucky Briefs and Local Obituaries Across the Commonwealth

Kentucky brief items report aid hopes for rural counties under a Senate bill, noting McCreary county's inclusion. Obituaries note Joseph Hettinger, a former state senator, died at 68. Anna Garrett, 90, sister of Paul Garrett, former Western Kentucky State College employee, also died. Joseph Robinson, 70, president of Springfield State Bank, is hospitalized after a heart attack. Francis G. Hax of the University of Kentucky library is named to West Virginia University's library staff as associate curator. A workshop on industrial development will be held in Madisonville led by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce officials Harper and others.

Ty United Prem International Washington Xene E, Siler McCreary Cowny Ark Kentucky Congress McCreary Ty Louisville UPI Joseph J.ttinger Senate Hettinger Bowling Green UPD Western Kentucky State College Anna B. Garrett Sumay Latlsville Paul R. Garrett Lebanon Joseph, C. Robinson Springfield State Bank Saday Revnson Horee Washington County Central Bank Willisburg Morgantown W. Wai.cup Francis G. Hax University of Kentucky Library West Virginia University of Library Han West Virginia Madisonville Kntuckey ‘Chamber of Commerce Harper Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

World News Outlook: Geneva Talks Scrutinized

UPI observers assess Geneva negotiations as unlikely to yield real nuclear test progress with Soviet reluctance to strike a serious deal. Khrushchev pressure on Gomulka swirls Poland, Yugoslavia, and Hungary under Kremlin influence while France tenses over De Gaulle cabinet shifts. Cyprus talks advance quietly as Britain faces internal strain. Greece and Turkey reject a shared leadership plan.

United Unite Press International Soviund Tha Swverklog Geneva Wester de Gaulle Watamy France de Cinulli Cyprus Bahdne Britain Datam Greece Turkey

Camera Corner and Photo Tips From 1959 Trade Page

The Tri-State area showcases Cumberland Gap scenery attracting many visitors who capture mountain and roadside scenes. Photo finishers offer one day processing, pleasing tourists who often return to retake images. Two photographers associations plan a combined 1959 convention in North and Southeastern regions, promising a joint trade show and awards. Practical tips include rubber pads under tripod feet to protect polished floors and prevent skidding.

Tri-State New Cumberland Gap National Historic Park Pinnacle Una Cumberland Gap Biktdlestara North Carolina Photographers Association Southeastern Photographers Association

Publinx Golf Event Opens in National Public Links Tournament

The 33rd National Public Links Championship at Silver Lake Golf Club opened in Chicago with defending champs Don Essig II and June Busbaum as top contenders. Essig shot 70 in the practice round, one stroke clear of Busbaum, while Lawrence Robertson posted 68 to lead the field of 150. The 2,007 entrants were cut to the 84-low scorers who will move to match play beginning Wednesday toward the title.

Chicago Silver Lake Gold Club Don Essig II Indianapolis June Busbaum Memphis Essig Busbaum Lawrence Robertson Minneapolis Remo Crovetti Highwood, Jr Frank Lehmidt Dayton Ohio Clifford Brown Cleveland Gorton Waldespuhl

Nats Threaten Move to Relocate Senators Franchise

Washington club president Calvin Griffith asked an American League committee to study relocating the Senators with possible sites listed as Minneapolis Montreal Houston and Dallas Fort Worth. He said no firm offers exist and the panel will only assess feasibility of a transfer in Baltimore during the All Star Game period.

Washington UPD Washington Senators Calvin Griffith Senators Griffith Minneapolis Montreal Houston Dallas-Fort Worth McEting Baltmore United Press International St Lows

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Layman’s Guide To BO King Mms Sarah Matilda Marshes Junior Gols Jack Goins Fred Goins Ray Jains Ben Rains Lowell Lasley John Duncan Jake Cupp Thelma Urours Glenn Ford Ann Francis Erskine Caldwell Eee Pte Tues Mitlisons Gasi Dorothy Ike Warner Bros Costenese Efrem Zimbalist, JR Pancontnevs careenscar-ManTit Walker Cgiar Gartoon Josephine Futon Dick Fulton Latty Lloyd Prain Ronia Ies Vivian’ Wilson Fillza Fathtown Cena McMurray Mary Simpson Crit Sraith Jin R. D. Barton Garrett King Albert Lawson Fonda Bay Blidutesboor Hospital Sariden Clower Inkster Mick Robert Wilder Martin Johnson Taewell Vass Lynch Tazewell Joe Paul Brittain Eddie Lucille Str Newy Cumberland Gap Judy Brimm Wanda Ruth Daniels Sharps T Chapel Henry Thomas Riel Tond Stanley Goin Adalissions Fred Smith Alvin Lynch New Tazewell Leon Ramsey Orville Cole Rose Mill Charlie Sexton Eugene Evans Speed Edwand Gibson Station Gomutky Westein Nikitai Khrusichev Communist Party Vladyslaw Gomulka Yugoslavia Marahal Tito Inve Nagy Poland Russia Gominlka Kremlin Algiers Charles de Gaulle WAY Odf West Maude Davis Arizona Ann Baker Knoxville W. M. Hrewer Bree Ellison Cunberland Gap Tenn W. FE. Harrington Garmeda Harrington Jens Kodak Royal Pan Publinx THE Stoier SIG Sungle Manring Marlesors Perry & Pope Drug Stores Lee KODAK Bell & Howell Polaroid Polaroid Film and Cameras Royal Jewelers Fountain Square
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