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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1944
Page
5
The securibitu of Miss Opal Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mon you Vsviter of this village, and Sgt. Homer Eller are announced today. The wedding was performed in Middletore on Tuesday, May 27. Sil, son of nd Mrs. Wenry Siter of Mid aix, is now stationed in South Carolina where they are making their home.
Arch Burchett will be at the Pollyanna meet on Cumberliurd Avenue Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon at 7 230. The M E Ly elas social will be held in the Haytins Church classroom. A service will be held and all are invited to attend.
Crocheter's Pride offers 22 page pattern book for fifteen cents. Includes instructions for stitches, scarves, garments, and various embroidery designs with illustrations. Order by sending fifteen cents to Daily News Househield Arts Dept in New York along with name address and pattern number.
Harrogate area residents report Mason and family visiting Oak Chase. Mr and Mrs Jin Gavins, and Jimiy, visit Henry Hatfield's relatives. Mrs Sherman Brown learns her husband is overseas, and Mrs Henry Hatfield plans a visit after news of her husband stationed in Italy.
A long list of brief notices covers relatives and friends traveling to Lincoln Greensburg and Louisville for training, family events, graduations, and visits. Include Julia Heil and Cherine Heil, Joe Twit, Frances Johnsay, and others as they head to Bowling Green Middlesboro Louisville and Oak Ridge among various gatherings and reunions. The column also notes Rev J W Crawley moving to Los Angeles and other residents visiting relatives and attending local events.
A wardrobe pattern advertisement describes Pattern 4817 with a low waistline and willowy lines. It lists Junior Miss sizes from 9 to 17, with a size 14 dress and yardage notes for fabric and contrasting holders. The notice requests twenty cents and a mailed pattern instruction from the Daily.
Mary Beard, American Red Cross director, shares practical guidance for young fathers caring for a newborn. Emphasizes hand washing, clean diapering, bottle hygiene, and infection prevention to protect the baby. Recommends protective clothing, nasal hygiene, and avoiding contact with anyone ill.
Bradfol reports on John Youn, aged 70, hailed as the oldest voter in the United States. The article notes his long civic involvement since immigrating from England in 1859 and reflects on his enduring participation in elections over many decades.
Mrs. Robert E K Beary widow of Admiral Bernt Beary recalls waiting for her husband during wartime service. She speaks at length about reunion hopes and protecting family as two grandsons serve, one on a ship and one a bombardier, amid ongoing tension and concern.
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