Social pages highlight Barbourville society and travels
Barbourville notes show Ada Jackson Circle meeting on Walker Fark Road with Mrs. Bill Deverage hosting and a salad course served to many, plus Brown Berttain Circle gathering on North Main Street with Mrs. Mayhew presiding and a joy study. Various club events, visits, and upcoming marriages are listed along with numerous local residents and out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Jackson
Bill Deverage
Hue
Walker Fark Road
Burgen Collier
B.C Mitchell
Berttain
Mayhew
B. F. Warfield
Seymnour Hopper
Messames_B. P. Jones
Yarl Disney
Bert Catron
Carlos “Poy
F. Warfield
Charles L. Hammons
Keith Wilson
Lane Millen
Langers
Millen Townsend
Trenti Williams
Sampson
Tenty-six
Ripley Man Remembered as Last Child of Family
Frank McPherson of Ripley Ten, the last of one child, is noted in a brief obituary fragment. The text references births and connections to the era ending with year end, and mentions Connecticut’s 1630 foundational constitution as a historical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Frank McPherson
Den
Pilch Avenue Anniversary Plans Spark Local Tower Cleaning
Shaneiy Steanor McCombe begins summer work cleaning a tall orange tower on Manhattan's Fifi Avenue as the Laweas prepare for the golden anniversary of the Pilch Avenue Association in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligiet Koatsekerping
Shaneiy Steanor McCombe
Manhattan
Laweas
Pilch Avenue
Onctober
Deaths and Funerals in Speedwell and surrounding areas
Mrs Matilda Moore 73 died at her Speedwell home Friday. Survived by son Claude A Roove Sr of Speedwell three sisters and a great grandchild. Funeral Sunday 2:00 pm at James Cav Speedwell Rev Bill Starke officiating. Burial in Mount Hallow Cemetery Reeves Funeral Home. Also notes Larry Yeager Smith Sr of Orlando died July 7 in Middlesboro. Survived by wife Louise Robbins Smith Blacksburg Va and siblings. Funeral 2:00 today Burton MeKinney Funeral Home burial in De Mid dissburg Cemetery. pallbearers named. Music by Rob Arunbach and Sinshar trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Shrint
Judy Shrink
New Ville
E. C. Mitchell
John Mitchellsom
Julian
Jee
W. J. Tiley
Cvelyn
Dlang Mui Gayle Tye
Ark Mve
George Mittekett
Margaret Lec Tind Tolglas
Aid Kite
Rebecca Ann Tye
Web Ei Maylan
James Mitchell
Joe Ta Ann
Mitchell
Walph Mitchell
Litle
Bob
Burlington
N.C
Ellen Davies
J C. Mitchell
Berea
Wilderness Board
Miss Davies
Alphew
David Davies
California
Rankin
Kan- Tras City
Gurl
Pitman
and Ore OV
Browalle
Bert Mannett
Melbourne
Florida
Ant Ara
William Young
Williams Dayn
Knoxville
Ales Alaureen Faulkner
Fea
Damon Roberts
Ciscinnally
Ry We Pitman
Philadelphia
Ant Aliss Gladys Johnson
Middlesbars
Tanda
Warren
Ohio
Avs. N. FE Cobh
L. W. Bevel
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
K. Dunes
Sampson
Sherry
Trunesten
Matilda Moore
Speedwell
Lovnieost
Claude A. Roove
Speedhyet
Mic graKisen
Teut de Moore
Muadhn Cooper
Ohin
Nem Hitcher
Aml
Mary Lay
Louisville
Veere Breathers
James Care
Spretwell
Joe Carr
Cand Cinelin Care
Lakelide
Puner
Pam
Jamoes Cav
Ihe
Bill Starke
Bilal
Siat
Sunil
Middlesboro
Americcan Legion
Tle
Dymende
Fie
Blacksburg
The
Baptist Church
Rlackshirg
Louise Robbins Smith
Blacksbury
Harry Ys Brmich
Kirs
Maxwell Waite
Salem
William
Kayley
Claude Kersey
Charlottesville
Kir
Michaell Smith
R. B. Hic
Pine
Catelineworth
Kroxville
Titer Uelas
Lugene Smith
Hollis Dulin
Card J
PL Haslit
Charles Miller
Philin Ball
Tiebert White
Levis Latif
Rob Arunbach
the Sinshar
J. Clour
Ike May Get OR Bill Blame Ike May Get OR Bill Blame
Washington reports on Senate judiciary hearings over civil rights legislation. The 1000 page printout masks key questions about the bill, presidential aims, and use of troops to enforce voting rights, raising stakes for Eisenhower as the measure moves from House passed to Senate disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Sul Committee
Senate
Sen
House
Fisephower
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell
Guarinter
de Hill
Thal
Army
Navy
United
Towehouse Army and Navy
Fisenhower
Devane
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Soult
Unite States
Asti
Benoweil
Memo r Waye and Stil Pate services for Mr Wiry vow
Funeral services for prominent Micktles boce businessman were held Friday at First Baptist Church at 2:00 pm with pastor A. CL Wale kar and Dr. A. I. Doak officiating. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers were church deacons. The service was conducted by Mrs. Louisa Hoe Moeller and Mr. Edd Toe with organist Mrs. fb. Cluar. Burial followed in Le Middlesbare Cemetery. Cadlisly met Shuinate Funeral Home vaa Wi charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI. Waye
Stil Pate
Wiryvow Smith
Micktlesboce
Birst Baptist Church
A. CL Walekar
A. I. Doak
Chester Wolfe
Xnelgon Karris
Vernon Terrell
George Campbell
Allen Russell
Charlie Synth
Srr
E.R. Jeining
First Baptist Ciurgl
Louisa Hoe Moeller
Edd Toe
Fb. Cluar
le Middlesbare
Foster Songs Are Changed Amid Civil War Era Debates
Pittsburg dispatch reports broadcasters grappling with censoring Foster songs tied to Civil War history. Networks NBC and Columbus Broadcasts team up to present Foster material while addressing racial and enslaving language concerns in historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Stephen Osier
Wogter
Fletcher Thadgrs
Saith Wodves
Amelva Soen
National Broadcasting Co
Ontumbhis
Barkie
Tam
Hospital News PIEISSaLs and Admissions
Hospital news items list patients by names and places with admissions and births. The fragment includes many unreadable OCR bits and multiple personal names such as Mrs Karl Gibson and baby boy, Marilyn Pitman, and Joe Lang, among others, with various towns like Speedwell and Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieissals
Karl Gibson
Speedwell
Marilyn Pitman
St. Maria
Mich
J. B. Yeary
Rose William Thacker
Chicago
Mink
Rose Hill
John Daniel
Naviogate
John B. Combs
Jonesville
Myps
Franks Ausmus
Speedwell Admissions
City Myre
Floyd Marsengill
Tir
Arnold
City
Joe Lang
Arrogate
Homer Harmon
Negy
Anna Jull Rosenbaum
New
Tazewell
Miss Tile
MTOR
George Collligaworh
Eart Walls
Seaway's Impact, View of Nationwide Benefit
United Press interviews with key figures on the St Lawrence Seaway project. Du luth banker Lewis G Castle, Great Lakes St Lawrence Authority leaders, and Chicago experts discuss tolls, industrial shifts, and the Seaway’s potential to boost U S and Canadian economies, expand Midwest industry, and reshape major port and city roles while stressing need for restraint and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robwrt KE
Ackson
Washington
SI. Lawrence Sulway
America
United Press
Lewis G. Cuatle
Duluth, Minn
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
N. R. Danielian
Midwest
Lionel Chevrier
Canadian Seaway Authority
I Gitawa
Canada
United States
Richard Daley
Chiel Cago
Cies
Iareld M. Mayer
University of Chicago
Chicago
New York
Tife
Fierce piranha fish roam rivers in massive schools
Piranha species in South American rivers travel in schools and attack larger fish. Ranging from 0 to 12 inches, they are noted for their dangerous behavior when attacking in large numbers.
Fragmentary note on military law and peacekeeping terms
A fragment discusses how military law implies state action and how the phrase troops maintaining peace versus waging war reflects a shift in usage. It notes January 1 as a tentative marker not universally adopted as the year’s start.
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Girls Scout Day
LMC
Judy Money
Tinda Sle Feary
Judy Hroshrer
Kathy Wille
Society News
Barbourville
the Friendship
First Baptist Church
Cmej
Mmss
Russel Fope
Simpson Hill
Frances Brown
Mesdames Jams Cavan
Oyde Burehelt
Oliver “Willems
Polly Penn
Lyde Ramsy
BU Detherage
Wilbert Evans
Gail Lawson
Carla Shaw
Trowtard Turner
Douglas Ronan
Amin- Ston Farm
Umre
Werman Bush
Kathleen Moore
Herman Busheleher White
Robert Voorhees
Douglas Blair
Wiliam Blackhunt
Misses Moore
Gayle Miles
Frances Patridge
Elmer Thompson
Bessemer, Alabama
Sandra Ann
Billy Ray Lawson
Anmit Mae Lawson
Barbourle
Gobert Miller
Walter Sutton
B. Seale
Ison Cin
Thomas
Melbiurines Sutton
Seale
Wilson
Mark
Jack Ballard
Paul Mitchell
Birchel Belton
WH. T. Marcum
Edward A. Croshack
Miss Hope Jones
Muhlenberg Hospital
Plainfield
New Jersey
Joe Douthart
Nichlands
Virginia
Alf Kathleen Booth
St. Paul
Harry C
Vinlatt
Wlob. Frazier
Fret Sanders Hospital
Frazier
Chillin
Mary Fitzabeth
Billy
Hive Heey
Kapsille
Theie Dane
Powers
Coast Guard Service
Thanas Smith
Detroit
W. R. Lay
A. Martis
Lindi
Skokie
Vingis
Marks
Fannie Lawson
Charles FL Disney
Robert and
Margaret
Ridley Park
Pennsylvania
Gus Hall
Cathy Bateman
Sailer
Danville
Nola FE. Minton
Taxitlas Nonan and Sons
Tappan
Robert
Gar
Dames Senglaw J
Wallgnter
Ferri
Mira
Sanslow
Imother
Gus Elauser
Knosallerom Warhingten.a
Waterford
Sane Flo
Sirs
Donald Hamatinee
Elsy Edna Teaser
Sir Hanis
Mary Mys
Garnard McKeeff McKechan
Ray June Riverr
Guk Park
Michigan
Mexico
Irvin M
Richard Mayhew
Wo BP
Tse Mayhew
Gen Gariner
Columbus
Esl Mayhew
Mary Thee Peare
Irvin Mayhew
Drew Faakre
Hazanl
WC. Hoppre
Anet
Rebert
McCray
Nola
Minter
Duiniortensa Mora
Fedia Atavhew
Resaliy
Shirley
Patty
Vickie
Bella Perl Ders
Price and
Massacre
Dane Clark
Marta &Oteh
Labs
Cassant Patricaa Medina “Law
Billy the Kid
Swith Scott Brady
Betta ST
John
Treasure Mountain
Wileiast
Valerie Ere
Anastasia
Connecticut
Whittling
Tiis
Lemits
Tay
Lmu
Kathy Rogan
England
Cleirv Smith
Jeannette AcCauley
Yvonne Shelkon
Beverly Davis
Judy
Mahlda Moore
Larry Yeager Smith
Ike
Bill
Foster
Hospital News
Seaway
O Wr
Indus
Wuurope
South America
Clonrade
Eales Tonifs
Er Can Smissons
Douglas Anthony
Anza
ne-Hour Cleaners
Cumberland
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