Two Obituaries From Middlesboro Area Church and Knoxville
Obituary notices report the death of Wornesting Day of Middlesboro aged 80, with services at CAweed Funeral Home Chapel and burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Rosetta and seven grandchildren. another obituary covers Rev. W. M. Foster of Knoxville, former Middleshare resident, with services at Rogers Memorial Baptist Church and burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. survived by wife Ida Mae and many children and relatives.
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Kansas City
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Tunkessee
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Youngster and Vet Lead Oklahoma City Tourney Field
A large field gathers for the opening round at the Oklahoma City Opry with a 66 by six-time world traveler Tom Jacobs of Whittier, California, and veteran Pete Mazur of Buffalo, New York, posting strong scores. Several unknowns and midrange players follow, while top names from the tour are sprinkled through the leader board amid tight scoring and surprise results.
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Hospital Notes with Visiting Hours and Dismissals
The notices list visiting hours 2 4 and 6 30 8 30 and name dismissals including Elbert Brown Sir James Grady Clairfield Millard Crabtree and others. Admissions include Mes. Ruby Bb Steve Wilson Frances Simpson and several more across cities. Births announced at Middlestone Hospital and other maternity notices citing Mrs B R Lawson and Mrs Ben Baker.
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City Council Approves Sewer Line Service and Purchases
Unanimous votes fund four year free sewer line service for Jack Green and reimburse him 77.75 for a 49 connection. Fireman Brice Sawders gains civil service after six month probation. Purchases include ammunition for Middlesboro Police, four hoses for Fire Department, bids sought for old Salisbury Avenue dump cover, and fire department improvements. Ordinances on second reading approve Curt Frye contract at South 30th Street Dump, street lighting changes, drain tile, salary increases for Fireman Vernon Pritt and Patrolman Patgene Furrell, tree removal bid, cemetery road tile, stone loads from West Virginia, and cleanup funding. Mayors White sign street sweeper contract. street lights installed on several arterials. Expenses from Washington trip approved. bids for hoses advertised. tree parking spaces set aside near the Coal House with violator penalties.
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Vernon Pritt
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Ashland Trea Epers
Cemetery Treflow Road
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Corneil
Lee County
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Claiborne County
Tenn
Candidate Urges Soldier Bonus Plan in Primary Race
Pineville candidate Jack Binghan Bingham running in the State Representative Republican primary May 26 declared support for a soldier bonus. He proposed funding through a state sales tax or 10 year bonds, saying it aligns Kentucky with other states and proves popular in similar programs.
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Jack Binghan
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Jack Bingham
Met
Largest Baseball Crowd Attends Campanella Benefit
In Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum a record 83 000 attended the exhibition game between the Dodgers and Yankees for Hoy Campanella. The event raised funds for his medical needs with Roy Campanella thanked fans after wheeled to second base.
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Musial joins 400 club with 400th homer to beat Cubs
Stan Musial slugged his 400th career home run in the ninth inning off Don Elston to lift the St Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. The milestone made him the sixth player to reach 400 and capped a game with all runs on homers. Jim Marshall Emile Tanks hit Cubs homers, while George Crowe added a pinch homer for St Louis.
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District Track Meet Draws 103 Barbourville Athletes
More than 103 high school athletes will compete in the District Track Meet at Union College on Friday under coaches Herbert Tye of Barbourville High School and Dooney Black of Inox Central High School. Heats run in the morning with finals in the afternoon. Participating schools include Hazel Green London Corbin Lynn Camp Clay County Williamsburg Barbourville Knox Central Pineville Middlesboro and others. The regional meet is slated for Saturday May 75.
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Union Colege
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Barbourville High School
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Inox Central Tigby School
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London
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Clay County
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Middlesburg
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Switch Battle Moves to Wine Arena for Weather Guard
The Tune 3 lightweight title fight between Joe Brown and Paul Ross is moved from Griffith Stadium to the Wine Arena to shield the bout from possible rain. The bout will be televised.
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Challengee Pauls Ross
Griffith Stadium
Wine Arena
All Star selections mark 1959 AHL season
Rochester Ameri cans place four on the All Star team led by Rudy Migay Gary All com and Bill Hicke with Steve Kraitcheck at defense Ivan Invin of Buffalo and Mareel Paille of the Bisons in goal Buffalo adds defenseman Bobby Perreault and Larry Zeidel to the second unit Hershey Bears star players headline the second squad with Avian Fink Martin Harry Pidhliny Ke Schinkel and Eddie Mazur named among the reserves.
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Bill Hicke
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Milawaukee Braves Bring Im Pisoni Back to Minors
Milawaukee Braves return outfielder Im Pisoni to the Richmond club in the Inten tional League after drafting him from Denver in the American Association.
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Amtrican Association
Glack Barry Hired by MIT to Direct Basketball Program
Massachusetts Institute of Technology appointed Tares Coll Cambric pdoha G. Glack Barry of Methaen High School as director of the basketball program. The decision was announced Thursday and aims to strengthen the team’s coaching leadership and competitive standing.
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Methaen High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Shoemaker to Ride Sword Dancer in Preakness
Jockey Willie Shoemaker signs to ride Brookmeade Stable's Sword Dancer in the May 16 Preakness at Pimlico. He plans Holtwood Park engagements through May 15 then travels to Maryland, then to Belmont Stakes for the Triple Crown. Sunny Lee skips the Preakness and Belmont, leaving Shoemaker with a potential Triple Crown bid.
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