Obituaries From Jonesville Area Amid Mixed Notices
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Gear Spangler at home near Jonesville after illness. Survived by four children and multiple grandchildren, funeral at home with several ministers. burial in Fancy Cemetery. Also memorials for Mrs. Fannie Taylor of East Cumberland Avenue who died at 31, with services in Midway Baptist Church. Additional notices for Osborne and other local figures appear in this fragmented record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piet
Jonesville
Gear Spansler
Marion
Walter
Wesley Spangler
Mack Spangler
Edwardshayy
Hath Uligt
Parlestown
Missett Spangler
Mrry Weston
Richman
Darga Tyo
Cawnhcil
Lowas
Pam
Oxtown Stree
J. Redman
Caiser Offichiling
Fan. Davids
Fannie Way
Fannie Taylor
Cumberland Avenue
Taylor
Matt
Low Vion
San Antonin
Midway Baptist Church
Tazewell
Forn
Rablasne
Burla
Fair Wow
Tavewel
Cuwood
Y Te Taylor
Middleshire
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Suchannon
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Suchannon Richardson were held yesterday at Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church at 10 am with officiants Bingham and Bolton. England Cemetery in Chalborne County, Tennessee, was the burial site. Pallbearers included Oscar Dean, Rogan Chadwell, Red Myrtle, Charles Prater, Johnny Epigerson, fuss Clark and Garrett Laveen. Flowers were arranged by the family with Abs Aud Male and Mrs. Garrett Layson directing. Long services were conducted by the Cumberland Baptist Church Choir under Mrs. Mardy Kley with Heal Kelly at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Suchannon
Milt Fin Richardson
Noritty Strart
Just Cunberland
B. Bingham
Bolton
Wurlal
England Cemetery
Chalborne
Tennessee
Oscar Dean
Frogan Chadwell
Red Myrtle
Chales Prater
Chales Prater, ‘Tomy Epgierson, Juss Clark and Garrett Laveen
Abs Aud Male
Garrett Layson
Cumberlan Baptist
Mardy [Kley
Plana
Heal Kelly
Cawood
U. K. College of Education Plans Summer Conference
The University of Kentucky College of Education will host a summer conference guiding elementary and secondary teachers principals and district officials. The program emphasizes instructional problems in administration organization and curriculum with sessions led by university faculty and state education leaders.
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U. K. College of Education
University of Kentucky Collee
Boston
Rupert Visors
Milinhalsienters
Dune
Meady
Fivaile
Cortexe
Rupoxe
Doky
Sper
Maka
Avliainisteatian
Iad
Laite Recital Set at Union College in Jubilee Program
Barbourville residents will hear Professor Mehdlie BB Laitte present a recital in the Cobwall Mower Chapel as part of the Binnweld Jubilee celebration. The program includes aria, oratorio and radi t music, conducted by AES Departed with Mer Lisa Owening assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale
George Tye
Annie C. Albright
Union College
Elery-Weade
Barbourville
Alix Hobe
Anne Calloue
Albright
Daily News
Mehdlie
AES
Ridlo
Lisa Owening
Honor Degree To Rev Tullis at Burton College ceremony
Reverend Tullis, pastor of the Tansville Reformed Methodist Church, will receive an honorary doctor of divinity degree at Burton College on the March 1951 ceremony. Also honored is Reverend Klond El, of the Frankfort Methodist Church, with a third doctorate to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averitt
Tanisville Revebment Methodise Chaveh
Ui Frankfort Methodist
Uurton College
Dane
Louisville
Kentucky
Leva College
Avocht
Fie
Louisville Logical Susterien Ruste
Bethany
Seousvi Bhile
Gyesant Dhoma
Beechmont
Ley Toned
Belair Peallis
Ated Cran
Iso
Iso Sv TL High School
Raduate
Bans ‘Acky Westeyan Sane
Louisville Prestyteriat ‘Mnological Seine Ary
WN Andinber
Navy Inquiry Probes Fatal Blast Aboard Ship
Navy officials describe blast aboard a ship as freakish with extreme heat and pressures. Two of the 201 injured died at Newport River Hospital. about 100 remain in critical condition. An inquiry will open tomorrow as technical experts assess the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mle
Navy
Newport
Nuit
Union Delays Showdown At Atomic Plant Walkout
Union officials in Oak Ridge Tennessee moved to end a wildcat laborers walkout tied to a local dispute over foreman naming. After a three day Memorial Day break, most workers returned. picket lines were set by laborers and two contractor teams pledged to resume full staffing if crafts restored.
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Oak Ridge
Venn
Svork
Tuesas
Ure
Knoxville Muikting ‘Virades Council
AFL
Mason D Straction Co
Sant Agai
Agin
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Osborne
F. Way
J. l
Heatley
Borint
Ri Ith
Clifford Tobby
Frank Tiwner
Joe Turner
Pason Friar
Barney Skidmore
Qh. Bales
Flower
Youngton
Ple
Lee
Caer Ineliryo
Oignitanes
John Sherman Cooper
Mlhon W. Stark
Lay
Conway Lewin
Jnion
Cole Lake
George Mr. Crag
Indiana
Wetivitien
7 Ving Union College
Sen. Coopar
Une
Hinkley
Deanuta
ING
Harbourville
Nesys Photoy
Witlhan
Taylor Mduellion
He Veved & Murels
Elementacy
Ectedi Tionally University
Ducationy aAssacia
US College of Eduratige
Lentheric
Ape
Estee
Lentherie
Rev. Tullis
Connecticut
Mior
Park
Louis Hayward
Veronica Aursy
Guy Madison
Andy Devine
Htobert J. Carney
Tae
Audie Murphy
Dan Duryea
Heflin
Wanda Hendane
Aden
Rii Techinicolon
Thay
A Republic Picture
Leo Gorcey
Huntz Hall
Srest
Reda
Dale Robertson
Anne Banden
Cartoon
BLM
Anon Wii
Nancy Wired
Ldn
Pechnigolis
Jeanie
Ray Middleton
Mah Muir
LAW
RD News
Owens
Philco Golden Clutomuatic
Philco
Wayland Smith
Cumberland Ave
Dave Smith
Middlesboro, Ky
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