16 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
1
A notice outlines subscription rates for the Mie Dally News. The carrier plan charges per week and per mail for six month or annual options, with prices shown for different delivery periods. The readable details include weekly and monthly pricing and possible mail subscription terms.
Readers praise the director and students for a strong public performance at outdoor concerts. The band, led by Director Mudealf, receives notable support from the community and local fund efforts for uniforms and instruments.
An extensive retelling of the Passion scene recounts Jesus before Pilate, the betrayal by Judas, and Peter’s denial. The crowd demands Barabbas’s release while Pilate washes his hands, condemning Jesus to be crucified as the crowd calls for the king of the Jews.
Market notes show mixed cattle and sheep activity with receipts around 16,000 sheep and 2,600 calves. Prices range from 4.60 to 7.60 per hundredweight for various classes, with light demand and steady to lower bidding on calves and yearlings. Lambs and sheep display varying strength, while cattle show uneven movement and some higher weight categories advancing slightly.
Ten years ago Miss Millie Carlyle hosted a modest party for about thirty neighbors at her home. In Mighwood, Mrs Wayland Smith entertained guests from 3 pm to mark the tenth birthday of her daughter Elizabeth. Messages mention travel to Cincinnati, Boston visitors, and a Knoxville dance attended by Jimmy Ginsburg and T J Cock.
Five years ago Miss Alive Parsons served as penoevee at a surprise party hosted by Miss Helen Porter Roberts and Miss Liat Hate at the high school cafeteria. Mr. Ree L. Hosking announced the engagement of Thinehows Mary Frances. Mes s I Hearan traveled to Louisville for two weeks visiting Mrs. Mabel C. Shaw. Mrs. Clarence Rumsey of Dalyhan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Heh and Mrs. George FZ. Christian of Louisville arrived to visit Mrs. Quin.
Meldrum John Oshayie spent Sunday with relatives in Pineville as Steve Estes joined a Ish War veterans meeting in Corbin. Giri Linlell visited Mia Holingswoveh in Pineville. Taste oweels and Mrs. Dane Greene worked in Mid Wayborn Tuesday. Gliner Cryywford and Wes Crawford family spanning developments in Hamm town. Newlin Lime reports from Tennessee dT Flamitlon gas alopoints in Middllesboro. Yesterday Mrs. Cornice Day and John Were in Middlesboro Tuesday. Mrs. Janu Greene visited friends in Middleebara Tuesday. Lisie Cadsey confined to home with illness. John Day and Paul Barton plan to complete grade school and attend Bell County High School next year.
The report notes numerous confined individuals and visitors in Dry Branch and Gibson areas. Cases include severe illness linked to smallpox and typhoid, with families Robingon, Robinson, Kesters, Wade, Clarkson, Gibson, and Hailey noted among those affected or visiting relatives and friends. Travel mentions Knoxville and New York connections, plus a front business trip and recent arrivals.
In a muffled domestic scene spanning dialogue and interior thoughts, Spot, Helen, and others discuss relationships and mischief. The conversation touches on a stepbrother, a strained marriage, and a looming personal choice, amid growing tension and emotional undercurrents. Notable figures include Spot, Helen, and Uncle Viggte, with themes of fidelity, insecurity, and impending decisions.
A reader writes from Middlesboro criticizing the Bell county clerk over a government mortgage fee. He recounts obtaining a loan from the Loan Corporation six months ago and a $2.80 government check for mortgage service, which the clerk allegedly kept or increased to $6, spurring the taxpayer to seek fair charges and proper records.
The city of Granville in Normandy names Mickey Mouse an honorary citizen to greet King Granival during Maria Gras celebrations. Walt Disney is noted as the creator, with Minnie as his consort, and the event highlights Disney's cultural impact in France.
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