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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1968
Page
2
Local snippets list visits among Edds Boyle Bundren and Byrd families across Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Illinois. Birth announced Audra Bridella Baljong er daughter of Mr and Mrs Baljonger in Appalachian Regional Hospital. An anticipatory note on clothing patterns and fashion ads concludes the page.
A reader seeks advice from Ann Landers on plans to change herself for a husband, family dynamics with a dancer spouse, a father son relationship concerns, and handling a 3 year old husband. The column offers guidance on dancing lessons, counseling, and maintaining boundaries within family interactions.
Air and Mrs Shelvie Fuson announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Alive Fuson to James Noel Pinkley, son of Reverend and Mrs James Piklye Sr. Both seniors at Western Kentucky University, Mary Alive majors in library science and James in accounting. The wedding is planned for Saturday August 24 at seven in the First Baptist Church with a reception in the church Tokes Room.
Ann Collins Cosby, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cosby, wed Larry McConnell on May 27 at the home of Mrs Sue Deer ey in Georgetown. The Rev Frank Schwendeman officiated. After a wedding trip to the Bahamas the couple will live in Lexington. Mrs McConnell is secretary for International Life Insurance and Mr McConnell runs Larrys Auto Sales.
Almanac notes for Saturday March 29 recounts moon phases and planetary positions. It recalls Henry Clay's 1852 Washington death and a 146 arrests tied to alleged terrorism. Also mentions a 1960s space satellite milestone and Fidel Castro era defections. Sir Isaac Walton quote closes.
The record notes no firm birth date for Shakespeare but cites an April 3, 1504 baptism. It also mentions the word nicotine deriving from the name of Dean Mirnt who introduced tobacco into France in 1h.
New York column notes Lou Rennie called Lurennie by her Middlesboro step-parents and details her Broadway links. It mentions her film role in The Detective with Frank Sinatra, an album Music 19 Housewreak Your Puppy By, and her 15 dogs all trained to play piano.
The article explains Bright's disease now termed nephritis, often linked to strep throat or scarlet fever and sometimes goes unrecognized until kidney involvement. It notes uremia signals severe kidney damage and may require artificial kidney, with rare cures via low protein diet or specialized dialysis. high blood pressure may warrant kidney surgery. Floating kidney issues are discussed, with weight restoration sometimes correcting sagging, and surgery as a last resort. Wayne Brandtstadt responds to reader questions.
Page News lists Mt and Mrs Sam Meredith hosting guests from Wednesday through Sunday. Attendees include Bill Bush and family, Shirley Meredith of Sneingfield Kin, Robby Meredith and children of New Haven Inds, Weaver Meredith and children of Loveland Ohio, J C Meredith of Middleshur, and Arene Meredith of Corbin.
Readable fragments list a full day of programs across networks. Items include early morning news Today shows and religious features, afternoon dramas, game shows, and evening movies. Notable names and times appear for various stations and programs.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Rolf of Middlesboro announce the marriage of their daughter Angela Sue to Leonard Danny Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Weaver of Middleboro The Rev Kenneth Robbins performed the ceremony at the groom s sister s home Monday June 24 Attendants included close friends and relatives Both spouses are Middlesboro High School graduates A brief wedding trip in Tennessee preceded their residence in Louisville Ky where Mr Weaver will start school in September
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