13 May 1927
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
1
Notice from Middlesboro Kentucky indicating printing at the post office as second class matter and noting International News Service exclusivity for republication of news dispatches and legal notices as published. A rights reservation statement accompanies the service credits and republication terms.
Harmony and progress dominate Middlesboro’s civic outlook as unity across city officials, the Chamber of Commerce, business leaders, and residents drives major projects. The Lake Road, Binghamtown boulevard, and regional development show a united effort to elevate the Cumberland region, with Kiwanis clubs and newspapers fostering goodwill and cooperation.
May events spotlight Mrs Charl’s magician study at noon and the Last Lady program at Hythe Street. Local gatherings applauded by Mrs WB Deaneaman and Mrs Golden, with birthday celebrations for Miss Chris Cakiteny. Residents visiting Corbin, Louisville, and Kentuck towns attended church suppers, socials, and family visits amid a flurry of names, births, and travel.
A jumble of social notes recounts Freckles and friends visiting relatives in Corbin and Middlesboro, with extended trips to Pineville and Rose upon various weekends. Many residents, including Miss Navey Blowle and Miss Joyce Reid Chick, are noted in casual household and parlor visits.
Dinner guests of Mead Mrs While Dean Sanday Misses Hagel Chee Harpogate and Rosie Hall hosted by Miss Reatrien Pikle Ted Hordick and other attendees at a local gathering in Gibson Station with Tony Rail Charles Redmond and G. W. Dalton also noted.
An apparent local election notice from M. Ay Spurling, a Bell County deputy sheriff and constable candidate in the Sixth Magistrate district, urging Republican support and active voting ahead of a planned spring primary.
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