22 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
1
Rates show monthly and annual options with mail in advance. Local areas in Kentucky and Virginia, including Lee County and Galaiborna County, priced at $2.40 per year and outside the area at $4.00 per year, with a note of 225.
Cincinnati markets show mixed receipts with cattle, hogs, and sheep trading unevenly. Beef weights range around 250 to 350 pounds with several price bands cited, hogs at midweek levels near 7.00, and sheep around 19.00 to 10.60 per hundred. Overall volumes indicate slow but steady demand in places, with holdover and salable stock listed.
A fragmented market note lists assorted livestock and produce prices with numerous figures. Mentions clovermarket activity, weights, top prices, and various animal categories including sheep and hens, alongside inconsistent figures and terms.
Tonesville honored Blythetyrs with a birthday celebration full of relatives and friends. The event featured a formal dinner and tribute, with twenty seven attendees acknowledged by her daughters, Misson Deeve and ben Davis, at a New York visiting site.
An intricate domestic chapter unfolds with Sarah Anné Courtney and Corrinne navigating engagement tensions involving Jack Courtney and Bob Kennedy. The scene tracks worries about love, money, and social expectations amid a mounting family strain and a looming public judgment. The nearing cliffhanger hints at a continued story installment with Jack's mother’s inquiry and a planned continuation.
Sunday afternoon events at the Gibson Station Baptist church included a service starting at a stated time with a large gathering. Mrs. Steve Young and family spent the week with relatives, and many local residents attended dinners and church services across the area Sunday.
The Modernerine club gathered in a dining room with lace cloth and flowers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lovet Menderson and Mrs Arthur Worthington, while Mrs Willis received guest prizes.
Open Forum piece laments “twin faces” in daily life. It contrasts fraudulent individuals who flatter, demand favors, and abandon you when needs end with loyal, true friends who remain steadfast. The writer questions malice versus naivete and notes enduring friendship with God as a reliable anchor.
The Rev. John Sharpe of Martins Ferry has been named moderator for Ohio by the Presbyterian Synod of that state. He serves during the 58th Synod of Ohio Presbyterians.
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