Deaths and Funerals Mixed Notices From Harrogate Area
Obituary notices list Gladys Coulter Tran chida of Harrogate Tennessee died September 17 1974 after a year and half illness. Surviving relatives include mother siblings and nephews. Funeral held September 20 at First Baptist Church Harrogate with burial at Irish Cemetery Tazewell. Also listed are Lewis Holland James A Griffin Virginia Cabell Johnson W Watson death notices and incomplete details with funeral home notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Coulter Tranchida
Harrogate
Tenn
Bell County
Harmony School
First Baptist Church
Louis Coulter
Jon. Tranchida
Anna K. Coulter
Durward Coulter
Charleston
D.C
Neil
Cleo) Parrish
Clinton
Tena
Gaylor (Jewell) Overton
Audrey Coulter
Bristol
Jerry Coulter
Richard Vail
Doyle Turner
Knoxville
Dan Naude
Claude Fox
Irish Cemetery
Tazewell
Fulton and Essary
Lewis Holland
Durham
Don Penner
Taylor
Blackwater
Lily
Arjay
Ruth Molland
Phylls
James A. Griffin
Balkan
Pineville Community Hospital
Cawood Funeral Home
MHS
Virginia Cabell
Ilchester Avenue
Middlesboro
Shumate Funeral Home
Johnson W. Watson
Cawood
Char'ge
Controversy Over School Attendance Forces Local Meeting
Parents claim Henderson Settlement is only high school option while Clairfield could serve elementary students. Attorney Greg O Connel warns state aid risk if children are kept in Kentucky schools. Slasher routes offer to take 12 to 28 students for credit. Claiborne County's Neely declines due to costs. Video shows dangerous road conditions on Fonde Mountain. Hen drickson to consult highway engineer and meet with Slasher and Neely to seek a solution. A proposal urges an ordinance to curb coal vehicle passes near school buses.
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Clay Neely
Claiborne County
Neely
Slasher
Fonde Mountain
Roberts
Bell County Fiscal Court
Hendrickson
Slusher
Middlesboro Council Actions Include Meters and Board Appointments
Mayor Wolfe noted old non functional meters may be priced for a single bid and later needs could exceed this. Council approved heating bills for the Chamber of Commerce Coal House, reappointed library board members, named Wesley Owens to the Zoning Board, refunded a building permit, and authorized a note to Green Construction for park work to be state funded. Street light petition and coin operated machines licensing clarified. Floyd Ball’s civil service placement and ad valorem tax exonerations totaling 1131 dollars approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radein
Wolfe
Dixon
Treece
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Improvement Corp
A. E. Punk, Jr
Kirby Smith, Jr
Library Board
Wesley Owens
Board of Zoning Adjustment
Charles Spitzer
Green Construction Co
Middlesboro
State Department of Outdoor Recreation
Bell Road
Ed Fuson
Civil Service
Floyd Ball
Laser treatments hoped to slow Jimmy Weaver growths
In Boston doctors Cullum and Strong treat Jimmy Weaver with laser therapy for laryngeal papillomas. His artificial trachea requires frequent cleaning, his family faces medical costs and travel, and Mrs. Weaver struggles with strain, poverty, and caregiving. A WMU meeting features missionary Janet Dillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
Cullum
Stewart Strong
Boston University Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts
Weaver
Jimmy
Strong
Page
Michelle
Gas Stations Open Amid Shutdown Protests Across Regions
Bell stated stations must remain open despite protests. Massachusetts shutdown drew strong support in Boston, Springfield, and Worcester. Nationwide, over 50 stations closed in San Luis Obispo, California, with some posting signs reading Closed Protest Phase IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Massachusetts
Greater
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Hospital Notes Middleboro Discharges and Admissions List
Dismissals include Andrew Lewis City Elizabeth Moskins City Lily Loveday City Floyd Lambdin Pruden William Mowell City Mary Roark Ewing Dorothy Ayers Ewing Fannie Ayers Ewing Goldie Brooks Harrogate Pearl Caulder City Alliene Harrell City Ethel Engle Rose Hill Ada Laughter Cumberlains Gap Arizona Simpson City Margaret Smith City Sarah Welch City Allie Wright City Dismissals Mary Bailey Pineville Vila Crigger City Mrs John Econ and daughter Tazewell Shannon M Gent City Lena Hamby City Laura Hatfield Straight Creek Tyson EB Laws Harrogate Sherry M Lawson Cumberland Gap Clyde Mace Fonde Edith L Mills Corbin Shirley Marcum City Lisa A Morrison Ewing Jacob P Mozingo Clairfield Jeannetta Shoffner Tazewell Mable Worrell Tazewell Jeffery E Davis City Births Mrs Clinton L Rains twy City
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Andrew Lewis
Elizabeth Moskins
Lily Loveday
Floyd Lambdin
Pruden
William Mowell
Mary Roark
Ewing Admissions
Dorothy Ayers
Ewing
Fannie Ayers
Goldie Brooks
Harrogate
Pearl Caulder
City
Alliene Harrell
Ethel Engle
Rose Hill
Ada Laughter
Cumberlains Gap
Arizona Simpson
Margaret Smith
Sarah Welch
Allie Wright
Mary Bailey
Pineville
Vila Crigger
John Econ
Tazewell
Shannon M. Gent
Lena Hamby
Laura Hatfield
Straight Creek
Tyson EB. Laws
Sherry M. Lawson
Cumberland Gap
Clyde Mace
Fonde
Edith L. Mills
Corbin
Shirley Marcum
Lisa A. Morrison
Jacob P. Mozingo
Clairfield
Jeannetta Shoffner
Mable Worrell
Admissions
Jeffery E. Davis
Clinton L. Rains
Twy
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Kouckles
Louisville
Phillip Kouckles
Chiago
Marcella Sanders
Marlin Holland
Lynn Carson Holland
Charlotte Holland
Ester Holland
James Matt Holland
Donald Fugate
Allen Taylor
Wayne Taylor
Roger Taylor
Tommy Taylor
Eugene Fugate
Lester Rugate
Flat Lick
James
George Holland
London
Bobby Joe
Steve Holland
Richmond
Inn
Nancy Doolin
Mary Lefevers
Harlan, Ky
Pearl Scheweizer
Pinckenyville
Rhoda Puterbaugl
Maggie Napier
Durham Funeral Home
Sinbad
Siral
Persian Gulf
Iran
United States
Marek
Nuchanyami
Maxwell House
Valleydale Gy Fee
Xkrart
Parkay
Orig
Stara
Felthay Ni
Paget
Janet Dillard
Southern Baptist
Nyeria
Kenya
WMU
First Baptist
Barbourville
Truitt Miller
Dillard
Village Square Shopping Center
Middleboro Hospital
Atst Ciinie
Appalachian Regional Hospital
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