27 Mar 1957
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1957
Page
1
This NEA feature examines how market researchers shape consumer habits to boost sales. It explains methods like taste tests and shopping list analyses, showing how advertising and product design steer choices, create planned obsolescence, and expand the leisure market through new appliances, cars, and services.
County health program aims to boost sanitation and public services. An engineer will tackle water supply and sewerage in rural areas, with plans submitted for state approval. Nurses will hold clinics countywide, and a dedicated tuberculosis nurse will be assigned. A nutritionist will work with schools to develop child meal programs and breakfasts are emphasized.
Nurses can be used immediately, he said. But he added with a grin that there are plans and opportunities in the door, and if anything is desired it will be pursued.
Dismissing notes list patients and names including Mrs Floyd Pillion and Mrs Joe Baker and son Tazewell. Admissions mention Edna Marser Terese Callingsworth and Timan Kibert among others in City Mus Marre pate Wilbur Creswell and Cumberland Gap.
Obituary notices from Middlesboro and nearby towns report Mrs. Dora Bullock age 74 died at home on North 12th Street after 1:30 am. She moved from Claiborne County Tennessee in 1922 and was a Moyers Drive Primitive Baptist Church member. Funeral arrangements list Meyers Grove Primitive Baptist Church services Friday at 2 pm with Rev. Fern Robinson and Rev. Morris Bratcomb officiating. Burial in Drummond Cemetery. Survivors include husband Bob Bullock five sons and five daughters, plus a brother and two sisters. Additional notices include funeral services for Charles Orick of Noctown at Free Will Baptist Church with burial in Fonde-Purden Cemetery, and Mary Alice Fraver of Middlboro at Red Oak Baptist Church with burial in Milford Partin Cemetery. Flowers, pallbearers, and song services are named for each service.
Funeral services were conducted at 10 a.m. Monday for Bill Taylor at his Cubrage residence following his death on March 23. Ministers Grant Cox, Bill Taylor, and F. E. Money led the service. Burial was in the family cemetery with pallbearers drawn from family friends. Taylor, born July 41, 4893, is survived by his wife Sarah Taylor of Cubags.
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