Deaths and Funerals in Middlesboro area in early July 1964
Obituary items report the deaths of Rose Harris of Winchester Avenue and Floyd Lee Hash of 705 Dorchester Avenue. Harris, 31, formerly of Claiborne County, leaves a husband Carson Harris and children Elizabeth Chadwell Shirley Crigger Betty Jo Harris Ray Harris, plus siblings and grandchildren. services at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church with pallbearers named. Hash, 52, of Middlesboro, died at Appalachian Hospital after brief illness. survived by wife Ethel, five children, parents, a brother and five sisters. funeral at Binghamtown Baptist Church with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Funeral homes Shumate and Fulton are handling arrangements.
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Carson
Rose)Harris
Winchester Avenue A
Aplachian Regional Hospital
Claiborne
Ant Tenn
Old Yellow Creek
Burl Garland
Carson Harris
Midlesboro
Elizabeth Chadwell
Det Mich
Shirley Crigger
Betty Jo Harris
Middlesboro
Ray Harris
Detroit
Robert Garland
Vada Weaver
Harrogate
Tenn
Lucy Partin
Pineville
Hys
Polly Partin
Shumate Funeral Home
Rose- Inwn Memorial Gardens
rShumate Funeral Home
Peta
Floyd Lee Hash
Dorchester Avenue
City
Appalachian Hospital
Ethel Marie Hash
Robert
Dennis Hash
Middesboro
Betty Brown
Janet Gregory
Dayton
Ohio
Ruby Ryan
Wilmington
Goldie Robinson
Erlanger
Hast
Fork Ridge
Binghamtown
Binghamtown Baptist Church
W. B. Bingham
Fernde Robinson
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Tilman
Keck
Freeman
Clark
Roy Rowlett
Esca Payne
Paris Ball
Troy Welch
Jack Baker
Tyrus Creech
Fulton Funeral Home
Incharge
Hospital Notes Jibpalachian Regions Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Hospital notes list visiting hours and dismissals across multiple regions with numerous patient names. Admissions include Natnie McKensie Grace Lundy Clyde Price and others. births recorded as a girl and a boy. locations span City Harrogate Duff Duff Clairfield and Middlesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Hoskins
Appalachian
Okie McKensie
George Smith
Kettle Island
Terry L. Warwick
Minnie Kidd
Stearns
Onzie Stewart
Arjay
Minnie Daughterty
Geneva Brim
William L. Johnson and Son
Dori Ann Ward
Billy Piltion
Ethel Hendrickson
Charlie Burnett
Pineville
Gladys L. Marsee
Essie Foster
Kdt
Steven Powers
Pruden
Lucy Miracle
Harrogate
Lena Hamby
Gallitt
Charles Blakeman
Milford Hamblin
Natnie McKensie
Grace Lundy
Clyde Price
Allie Harmon
Susie Gayles
Beatrice Cheek
Jonesville
Ike ,Wilson
Callaway
Nancy Nelson
Alvin Messer
Doris Heck
James R. Johnson
Mary J. Rowlett
City
Scott’ Onkst
Susie Maddox
Joe F. Kidd
Hilltop
Penny A
Maiden
Robert Collett
Brookside
Sidney Denny
Margaret
Cillingsworth
Opal Lee Evans
Duff Jeff Henderson
Clairfield
Mossie Leach
Duff Qraben
Scott
Betty Robbins
Virginia Combs
Middlesboro
Donald Cox, Jr
Willard Elliott
Willard Wright
Eleanor Campbell
Tazewell
Joe Campbell
Roger England
Thomas Evans
Speedwell
Mickey Fultz
Leona Hall
Hamilton
Reba Moyers
Lonzo Rains
Jake Warner
Kenneth Ellison
Robert Polston
Jonesville Fourth of July draws large crowd in ould town
Jonesville Va mayor Charles G. Cook reported the third annual Fourth of July celebration at Cumberland Bow Park attracted a crowd estimated over 8,000. About 4,518 cars carried more than 9,000 people. croquet and checker tournaments crowned winners Arville Cole and Earl Flanary of Rose Hill and Paul Davis of Rose Hill respectively. Various contests, water events, and performances by local groups accompanied the day, with multiple local youths earning prizes in diving, swimming, and Little Miss Cumberland Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Charles G. Cook
Cumberland Bow Park
Cook
Arville Cole
Earl Flanary
Rose Hill
Paul Davis
Lee County
Detroit
Mich
Payton
Ohio
Kingsport
Tenn
Flatwoods
Six Fined 14 25 Each in Middleshoro Police Court
Six persons were fined 14 25 each in Middleshoro Police Court yesterday on public drunkenness and minor traffic charges. Names include Lasley Carmack Ayers Williams Goodman Overton and Buttery with various other fines for no privilege sticker and improper equipment. Additional arrests for public drunkenness included Otie Marsee Edith Duncan Wolle Noe Gilbert Flowers and a warrant signed for Ward Hughett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleshoro
Tohn Lasley
Glen Carmack
Leslie Ayers
Jerry “Williams
Charles Goodman
Bart Overton
James Buttery
Dewey M. Sawders
Grant Collins
Bobby Brown
Clell Nupitr
John L. Stewart
Horace David Underwood
Margie Hughett
Ward Hughett
Hughett
Ottie Marsee
Celina
Ohio
Edith Duncan
Wolle Noe
Gilbert Flowers
Noe
Industrial Site Check on Cumberland Plateau Survey
A briefing on an industrial site analysis for the Cumberland Plateau will be held in Hazard for about 108 civic leaders and officials from northeastern Kentucky counties. Fieldwork financed by the Areas Redevelopment Administration covers Bell, Cry, Fey, Harlan, J. Knox, Leslie, Perry, and Pike counties with interviews of mayors chambers of commerce utility and railroad officials and state agency staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
UPI
Cumberland Plateau
Hazard
Kentucky
Ares Redevelopment Administration
Bell
Cry
Fey
Harlan
J. Knox
Leslie
Perry
Pike
U - County
Chambers of Commerce
ARA
Farks and Highways
Dead Youth Identified in Kentucky Pond Mystery
In Corbin Kentucky a body found June 24 in a pond near Lot identified as 16 year old Frankie Pridemore of Lot through finger identification by state police. The cause of death and how the body reached the pond remain unsolved.
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Corbin
UPI
al Yellico
Tenn
iKentucky
State
Line
Frankie Pridemore
Lot, Ky
Restate
Pridemore
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