03 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
1
A chaotic account describes a school event honoring graduates Ledford Gregory Margaret Ann Ballyfield and Marie Adele in a 8th grade achievement ceremony. It notes pride from families and teachers, recalling exams, medals, and heartfelt cheers for standout students and their histories.
A garbled correction note from The Daily News clarifies a prior item about a theft investigation. It references federal officers and a statement by Chihan or related persons, but the legible fragments describe a correction published to amend earlier misprints or misstatements in the May issue.
A brief romance tale centers on a couple in Novorboy Washington. A telegraphed courtship develops with a steady exchange of messages and a growing bond between the pair amid community observations. The story notes the couple’s frequent conversations and a notable display of affection during a local event.
Ordinance 1 moved by Commissioner Stullard imposes an ad valorem tax for fiscal year starting June 1 1987 ending May 31 2008 to pay principal and interest on multiple bond issues including 10000 20000 140000 25000 and 18000 series bonds plus general school and municipal purposes. It sets rates, sinking funds, penalties for late payment and notes property value assessment increases approved by the city assessor and Board of Supervisors.
Livestock market notes heavy cattle and hog movements with steady to strong demand on prime and choice weights. Prices range from 7.50 to 14.50 for bulls and heifers, with calves and yearlings active, and sheep and lambs firm to higher on demand. Grain markets show Chicago wheat futures mixed with July and September contracts fluctuating around the 1.00 level.
Fragmentary text mentions December and July with varied figures like 1.10 and 1.09 to 1.00. References to prices, lines, and provisions are garbled. No coherent event or entities emerge from the readable material.
Local call to attend a June 11 clinic in Maddlespara for crippled residents to receive medical checkups and potential corrective treatment. Civic clubs Pineyville and Midlusharn Kiwanis sponsor transportation for remote county cases and provide free meals during the event.
Cumberland Gap figures report Mr and Mrs B Rose and Mrs J D Estey returning from Lyndon Kentucky where they attended the commencement at Ke M Sammy Rose graduated. Mrs Samy Norcross of New Jersey was a guest of George Goforth. Georgia and Louise Goforth and Mrs James H S Morieon also appeared in the gathering.
Mrs Dudley Reidry and two children Jett Tuesday for Eyarty Ky where they will spend ton days with relatives. Mrs Roberta White entertained week with guests Mr and Mrs O Mice from Fellelty Ohio and Mr and Mrs Richard Rivenie from Pigeon Forge. The Ride remain away Mex Whiteswaleste and will spend Thursday on a trip to the Smokies. Mr and Mrs A Mc Cohen and Kate arr were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Frane Aventus in Powells Valley. Mrs B Hy Canion and daughter of Manchesters are guests of Mr and Mrs J A Dacus. Mrs Julian Heil Middleshora was a guest of Mr and Mrs Gilt net Salyers during the week. Mr and Mrs Wil G Boles Fountain City and Mr and Mrs Charles Hurst and daughter Knoxville were guests of Mr Girrie Jones Sunday.
A damaged, unclear OCR note describes a telephone tirade in Norwalk involving an individual named Le A. Gallet and state highway patrolmen. Details are fragmentary and the event outcome is undetermined.
A promotional notice asserts the BC formula provides rapid relief for headaches neuralgia and related discomforts. It states the blend contains quick acting non opioid ingredients checked under a licensed pharmacist and offered in multiple sizes.
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