28 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1927
Page
1
A reflective piece extols the duty of individuals to contribute to communal progress. It argues that citizens who fail to aid the collective harm the town’s development, likening noncontributors to a severed limb. Builders of Middleshire are praised for persevering despite detractors.
The Abel School gymnasium hosts a weeklong exhibit of paintings by masters including Da Vinci, Correggio, Rubens, and van Ruysdael. Reproductions of Rosy Banheuil and other notable works, with prices noted, are displayed alongside color photographs. The exhibit runs through April 2.
A historical report describes a mission study program with speakers including Mrs Ye UU and others. It notes panels led by Mee Choy and Lou Crowder, with discussions on governance, business, and community issues. Details are fragmentary but indicate a formal assembly led by a president figure and local organizers.
A garbled OCR style note from Cumberland Gap Tennessee references multiple people and places. It mentions Mrs Wark Thames, Rose Wall, and Mott Chae Abe cul Mas among scattered names and events. The text includes stray references to photos taken, a Sunday gathering, and various individuals with unclear actions or roles.
Local page recounts a community event with multiple names and places. Residents and officials including Virginia and West Virginia figures attended a Wednesday gathering with discussions of local matters and prospects for upcoming events. The piece lists participants and social ties spanning several families.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Mildlesbeins, Chet, and Middie figures with a visitor in Peeninglan near St. Charles Jest Woduestay, lacking clear events or dates. The readable text hints at local names and a visit, but details are severely garbled.
Shawanee Tenn welcomes Mok. Tuwokes and brother Thor Brooks of Charleston WV as visiting businessmen. Local residents Mr and Mrs Gea lav Vary hosted visitors on Wednesday. Reports note Get Well plans for Phen Hamilton of Ridgetale and mention several local names in social and business circles amid routine midweek events.
Fragmentary OCR notes record events in Fulton Memorial Tennessee with scattered names and dates. Partial references to Mr and Mrs Apps, ahead of a social or legal notice, plus brief mentions of individuals in Trowell and a Wednesday business trip. The text is garbled and contains placeholders rather than clear facts.
Fragmentary local note describes a Wednesday scene near a river with mention of MOV amd AL Ray, a person named Mra £ 2, and a public issue involving Manée Kxy. Supt A B Merongie referenced. Visiting Mineville, a brother, and a quarantine context appear amid unclear details.
Local notes recount visits and social events in Grays Kansas. Names include Mary Low, Ruby Geib, Lester Geib, Mes York, Ray York, Mrs Hollan, Mes York, Mes Savile, Corbin Meistry, Mia Mey Vallone, Atal, Sued, and more. Several gatherings at homes on Terie Pike and Choe street appear, with frequent mentions of relatives and friends attending social occasions.
A fragmented Sunday summary notes visitors and hosts across several households in Coston and nearby areas. Names include Me and Wiss, Davis, John Gans, Mr and Mrs M. Rowlett, Ruby and Lester Goins, Henry Smith, Sallie Burg, Antunin Wilmoth, Philip Mason, and Vernon Overholt. Events mention shared meals, visits, and neighborhood socializing centered around family homes and local streets.
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