Area Deaths and Funerals in Kentucky and Tennessee
Obituaries from Middlesboro and Flat Lick detail the deaths of Lillian Clark Lindsey Lula Daniel Volena Bets Williams Elaine Ward Wyans and James Henry Gilbert with birthplaces Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia and multiple survivors. Services held March 25 to 29 with local churches and funeral homes coordinating, burial in Roses Lawn Memorial Gardens and Red Will Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Clark Lindsey
Lillian Clark Lindtsey
South First Street
Louisville
Louis
Sne
Claiborne Sonn Tenn
R. L
Jeanette Glack
Middlesboro
William Jindsey
Bill Mason
Jack Will
Thomas Riceco
Matelyn Clark
Johnnie Street
Valley
Leon Carroll Jr
Hilford Bradford
Clifford Mason
Fisther
Ralph Clark
Sal
East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church
Damon Patterson
J. 4
Walters
Reve Tban Memorial Gardens
Shumate
Gordon Funeral Home
Jula Daniel
Lula Daniel
North 6Th Street
City
Tony
Pan
Seal Janeway
Jess Slusher
Gus Daniel
Perry Goodin
Jack Stokes
Carl Iegram
Walter Gambreth
Billy Gambrell
J. Banks
Shirfey Tiller
Sam
James Henry Gilbert
Middesboro
Danville
Claiborne County
Tenn
Tate Tilman Gilbert
Alice Good’ Gilbert
Millard Cilbert
Middlestore
Siirey Gilbert
Fort Wayne
Ind
Iluey Gilbert
Louisville, Ky
Cawood
Wome
Woodray Gilbert
Ray
Dewar Hoskins
Mrdiline Hunter
Ary Reanard
Esco Gapps
Mariin Gilbert
Gray Turner
General Upton
Hubert Upton
Hubert Upton and Chats Tie Noe
Shawanee
Cawood Funeral Home
Coval Riggerstaff
Roses Lawn Memorial Gardens
Shumate and Garden Funeral Home
United States seeks end to nuclear arms production at summit
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged rapid disarmament at the Geneva conference. He called for an end to production of all materials for nuclear weapons and an observatory system to reduce risk of accidental or surprise attack. Soviet and American officials reported progress on Berlin issues but Berlin remained a major peril.
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Geneva
API
Unital
Narth
Dean Ruskin
Bexce
Ashe
Falke ‘Frank
Rusk
Noduer
Andrei Gromoyko
Bevir
Berlin
Americ
Kennedy
Linzger
Mims Thomason Named UPI President and Manager
NEW YORK N Y A former Oeville Tenn Journal city employee Mims Thomason 51 native of Lynchburg Virginia has been named president and general manager of United Press International Thomason has been with United Press since 1934 and has been witness manager since 1935 Thomason succeeds Frank H U B l board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Journal City
Mims Thomason
Lynchburg, Va
United Press International
Thomason
United Press
Beeritness
Thomasen
Frank H
Public hearing on bulk gasoline plant zoning in Middlesborough
The Middlesborough Common Council schedules a public hearing for Thursday March 29 at 7 00 PM in City Hall Council Chamber. The purpose is to consider amending the unit bulk gasoline plant regulations to require a setback of at least eight feet from the right of way on North 1th Street and to ensure acceptable use and control. Copies of the zoning map and ordinance are available at City Hall offices for review and comment. Attendance by interested parties is invited as per KRS 109.670. Kathleen E. Dance, Clerk. Joseph L. McCauley, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Middlesborough
Tegulac
Council Chamber
BY Park
1Th Street
Middlesboro
Katherin E. Dance
Joseph L. McCauley
Civil War centennial plans noted for Middlesboro event
The Round Table discussed a Middlesboro Civil War Centennial Celebration to be held July 11 with plans for shows, antique displays, hiking tours, square dancing, a possible parade and a southern ball. Mary Hopson urged civic group participation, comparing to the 1959 Cumberland Gap National Historical Park dedication. The table also eyed a local hospital for handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn Vduse
State Woodlands
Rovne
Katherine Dance
City Disposal Inc
Middlesboro
Alary Hopson
Cumberland Gap
The
Round Table
Wih
U. S
Markey
Bruce Lowe
Reete
Fire kills father and two young sons at Puncheon Camp
A predawn blaze swept through a Puncheon Camp community house in Washburn, killing a father and his two young sons. Dew Wadler Coffee, 91, and the boys aged nine months and two years were all residents. Fire officials have not released a cause as investigation continues.
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Washburn
Fenn
Puncheon Camp
Mondas
Wadler Coffee
Desegregation Hearing Set After Court Rulings
Deep South city facilities face immediate desegregation action as a federal appeals court prepares to hear the case in Cincinnati. Meanwhile Tennessee and Kentucky political circles note pleasant interactions with gubernatorial hopefuls as Kentucky property tax assessments on distilled spirits show a drop from last year by about one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep
South
U.S. Gh Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Frankfort
CUPI
James ¥. Maccum
Atonday
Farris to Decide This Week on Gubernatorial Bid News Conference Planned
City Commissioner William Farris said he would announce this week whether he will enter the race for governor. A news conference is scheduled in Memphis for Thursday at 10 am. In Louisville Hopkins vice president Golloday LeMatte was named farm chairman for Lt. Gov. Wyatt's U.S. Senate campaign. In Mount Sterling State Senator Nick Johnson attacked Speaker Harry Lowman over the defeat of his anti Communist bill. An ideological map of parts of Laurel and Pulaski counties was released by Kentucky and U S Geological Surveys detailing mineral wealth. Knoxville selects Barbara Desadier first Negro finalist in the city beauty contest to compete April 7 for state pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
UPL
William Farris
Louisville
UPI
Golloday LeMatte
Hopkins
Kents Chamber of Commerce
Mond
Wilson W. Wyatt
U.S. Senate
Mount Sterling
Nick Johnson
R. Harlan
House of Representatives
Harry King Lowman
Ashland
House
Lexington
Laurel
Pulaski
Kentucky
U.S
Knoxville
Tenn
Barbara Louise Desadier
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro With Mixed Dismissals
Hospital notes from Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic list dismissals admissions and births including Ted Mays and Mrs George Leonard with two newborn girls, Rev James Partin admitted, and Mrs Myrtle Prater among dismissals. A corridor report mentions NATO General Lauris Norstad briefing President Kennedy on air corridor operations to Berlin and noting increased air traffic despite Soviet harassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Ted Mays
Ted Patrick
James E. Partin
George Leonard
Gibson Station
Rey Robertson
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Prater
City
Ethel Sweet
Mary Barnett
Ross Clark
James O'Neal
Tourfatfield
Clairfield
Ban Flynn
Williamsburg
Shirley Asher
Beverly P. LE. Ballew
Speedwell
Steve Fason
Artemus Admissions
John Mayes
H. D. Williamson
Lee Jones
Pikeville
Mary I. Partin
Srakes Irs
Mary Mayliell
Jellico
Grace Mulins
Ethel Hembree
Tinsley Ois
Munile” Brock
Staight Creek
Washington
UPI
NATO
Lauris Norstad
Kennedy Moray
Porridor
Berlin
Norstad
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Volena Betts
VoLena Fitts
Fiat Sleek
Pineville Community Hospital
Greenwit Eilen Baker
Grand Lodge
Masonic
Lovetta
Dyson
Perry W
Brand x
Hamilton Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Flat Lick
Ed Golns
JH. B. Harris
St. Paul Baptist Church
Barbourville
Ralph
William ‘Tinsles
Robert Chartes
Don Peartoy
Stanley
Shatter
Wiley
Jay
Richard Ross
Mabel Mies
Ed White
Lemon Aardison
Allen Lemon
Shulus Steel
Harold Buck
Jesse Buell
Harold Orr
Tommy Francisco
Mobby Jackson
Patsy Tennyson
Masonic Lodge No
Rose TH
Vax
South Africa
Rowland Cemetery
Lee County
Masonic Lodge
Rose
Rena Ward Evans
Rena Ward Wyans
Route 2
Marchesboro Clinic
Bell County
Ward's Chapel School
Shelton Evans
Shelton Theodore Evans
Toledo
Ohio
Mary E. Spilman
Middleshore
EF. Ay Ward
Straight Creel
S. J. L. Cove
Mary Ward
and Allis ‘Nova
Pam
Binghamtown Baptist Church
Trov
W. B. Bingham
Nebarah McMurry
Exranter
Junction Seteus
Parent-Teachers Association
Besfast Warvkens
Union College
Sidn Heights School
Sarbourvil
Bairidla Cornatt
Layall
Bell
Whiley
Harlan, Clay
Jarrel
Knox
Middlesboro Hardware CO
Roc Hanson
Tory Randall
Emsho
Diddle
Murpreesboro
Tarine Willian
Stokes
Diddle Jr
Middle
Teashessee State College
Hooker
Nashville
UPJ
John J. Hooker Jr
Farris
LaMotte
Johnson Raps
Lowman
Negro
Your Daily News
Lee
LIONS
Central School
FBI
Middlesboro Lions Club
Maytag — Frigidaire
Aranteed Appliances & Service
Pinnacle Maytag Co
Wid
Cumberland Ave
Briddlesboro, Ky
Wakin's Super Market
Reddlesbor
the National Bank of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Davis Bros. Nursery
Rose Hill
Pace Davis
Davis Bros
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Biscayne
Chevrolet
Aenean
Epp’s
Chevrolet CO
Middlesboro, Ky
Reece Monument CO
New Tazewell
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