The Man in the Wheel: Charles Colvard of Middlesboro Passes
An obituary tribute to Charles Colvard, longtime wheelchair resident in Middlesboro, who sat daily outside the Brownie Theatre. The piece praises his cheerful dignity, quiet help from passersby, and the inspirational effect of his years of patient suffering on fellow townsfolk.
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Charles Colvard
Brownie ‘Theatre
Mirdgsboro
Tese
Tanvésay
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Beckime Sa
Reat
Ablering Singh
Ward
Vanbeber
Middlesboro
Bell County
Vanbshov
Enty County
Promotion of Highway No 25 Begins by Many Cities
A lengthy report details promotion efforts for Highway No 25 envisioning a route from Detroit to London via multiple midwest and eastern cities. An advertising committee organized at Senflworthy in Asheville planned midyear broadcasts and signage to favor crossstate connections through Ontario and the Appalachian region.
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Augusta
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Awhoville
Krasuer
Weed
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Mood Ito
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Mich
Aml Londo
Unistoun
Asheville
Lyvouieh
Detroit
Dubia
Cumberlands
Abe Hematif Kronehe
Hyer
Astevills
Nile
Miamis
Poshineit
Unclear historical purchase record with corrupted names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a costly item bought by a person named van Anietionny or similar, with numerous garbled names and dates. The passage is too corrupted to identify a clear event, people, or location, offering only scattered clues without a coherent narrative.
Local Logmont Visitors and Weekend Socials
Logmont Kentucky residents and visitors enjoyed a weekend of social calls with Mary Cinneanott visiting sister Mrs. Glyde Hick in Speci wih. Ming Hinntinan and Rhone Avian hosted family gatherings while Corbin’s Joa and three sons were in town for a Saturday visit. Wilkie Gray and Kay Chor attended an evening gathering after a Sunday in Logmont.
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Nani Mary Cinneanott
Glyde Hick
Speci
Logmont
Schuol
Wicely
Ming Hinntinan
Rhone Avian
Sortwon
Joa
Tives
Corbin
Unclear OCR record from Gibson Station notices
Fragmentary text from a Gibson Station area report mentions names and relationships such as Mrs shee Pate and Mrs Lebar Wrnpen. It references relatives at Hindhand and a visiting list with dates and places, but readability is limited and many words are garbled.
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Middlesboro Daily News
Citizens ‘News Company, Incorporated
Robert
L. Kincaid
Hulter
Fede
Baddthies al Additestore
Anderson Special Agency
Wacker Drive
Lexington Avenue
United Press
Thi
Jer
Alan
Herain
Mr. Wael
Arielle
Tighwars
Ankis Mallar Vy G
Monleay
Richard
Stan
Fred Waring
Letberta
Freoneare Therian
Fey Bushot
Toots and
Casper
Burt
Ila Este
Jimmy Murphyra
George Studdy
Bonzo
Pictures
Ing Veatures
Jost
Imom
Trou Mee
Wey
Styfe
Eyetallans
Ad” Carter
Ican
London
Houcon
Washington
Joan Antiine
Leondony
van Anietionny
Methick
Ameria
Brovither
Percy Worrecateley
Mes
Walle Preato
Anid
Erden Humphreys
Hoary Smith
Logmont, KY
Wilkie Gray
Kay Chor
Eve Sualicy
Ion Harmsville
N.C
Cinnanon
W. i) Grogay
Ashevile
2. Barr
Greensboro
Hiniz
Dana Aker
Tauentho
Gotling
Hiegeshaly
George Vanbeber
Gibson Station, Va
Ates
Peer
Cainnthoy
Mess Daney
Addy
Burroughs
Intestore Dall
IR. D
Sheriet Div
Bingham, Middlesboro, Ky
Por County Court
Clerit John Matt Pursuitt
Pineville, Ky
Mig W. Tohhsin
Fineville
Iamhite Nifua
Wilson Pineville
W. Ridings
Bicutesboro
Kostog Turner
Walter B Smith
G. T. Luker
London, Ky
HF. Hambright, Mies Toe We Herge
Piene Frand Wang Suites Library Tale
Suless Vitali
Thane
Preg
CTO
Pson
Yrgepanle Saboeagent
Iran
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NURRE
Wa Special Nursing
Geeneral
Pine Ville
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