21 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
1
Local readers complain about lingering winter conditions despite the first day of spring. Reports mention power outages across Kentucky Utilities territory, heavy sleet and snow, and disruptions to daily life. A maple syrup note from Ohio reflects seasonal chatter amid travel and community events. A dog show is advertised with calls to support the fundraiser and attendance.
In a fragmentary reminiscence a resident recalls visits to Nadie and nearby communities, noting a thief caught by AR snitch Charles Rehardsim of Malachy Vie Way. The text mentions WAL Rielnidant and Twit lee, a sister visit, and plans tied to a winter period with vague references to local streets and a distant trip to Mextea.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a visit involving Stovall in Attiats Georgia. It references a charitable event, a deaf weekly, a feature and a style vote. The passage is heavily garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
A court commissioner's sale in Middlesboro Kentucky outlines an equity action against Al Pomphrey and Whadrtnidy Tides among others. The bid will occur at the court house door at one o'clock P.M. on the specified date with six month terms and a guaranteed specified purchase price, conveying lot eleven block nine section southwest, Middlesboro, to Elizabeth N. Pampheey and Amandaison as special case, with deed details and lien terms noted. The notice includes legal names, dates, and the plan for a public sale of the described property with costs and interests.
Pineville social notes report A. J. Fleming hosting Weineday Bridge Club at a Cumberland Avenue home last week with eight tables. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Phillips entertained at Tennessee Avenue with Miss Jane Hamsey honor for a March 28 wedding to Dairy Morpe. Guests included notable locals, prizes awarded for high scores, and various residents traveling for business and visiting friends in Knoxville, Lexington, Middlesboro, and Harlan.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Mt View Baptist Church met March 3 at Mrs John Whitw’s home. President led devotions and prayer, Mr Green read Scripture, a report noted a cream sale totaling 8.87 dollars, with Mrs Hicks visiting and a paper on faith.
The text records a Missionary Circle meeting at Mt Moriah on Sunday with Mr Greer presiding. It notes celebrations for Mr and Mrs Goorke Larawhern on a duverses event in the cafternoon scheduled for March 22 at 4 20 o'clock.
A Datville Virginia resident Mrs J W Alvers on describes relief from constipation using small nightly doses of Black-Draught. She reports renewed energy and improved mood, saying she feels fine and glad to tell others. The ad extols children’s appeal of the new syrup form.
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