Mid dleshowey Eyans Post Office Sealed by Officials
The Daily News reports that Robert L. Kincaid, president and manager of Citizens News Co., faced action at the post office in Middleshowey Eyans as seven class matter proceedings proceed.
20 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
1
The Daily News reports that Robert L. Kincaid, president and manager of Citizens News Co., faced action at the post office in Middleshowey Eyans as seven class matter proceedings proceed.
A fragment from a late 19th century newspaper page mocks a self described intellectual and a Middlesex post office venture. It notes a speculative rise for the author and references a chaotic column with scattered names and odd phrases across the page.
The congregation celebrates the completion of a new church building to house Sunday School and young families. Fundraising by the Women’s Missionary Society and longstanding leadership by Pastor Rev. M. S. Clark and lay committee members enabled the project from planning to concrete framing and dedication.
A lengthy church roundup lists upcoming services across local congregations, noting the dedication of a new building, interdenominational mergers, Sunday school plans, and special morning and evening worship. It includes details from Me Church, Salvation Army, Presbyterian, First Christian, St. Menns, and Baptist churches, with pastors and schedules.
London shops show advanced winter fashions with tall coat lengths to the heel and form fitting cuts. Evening dresses grow longer and pleats dominate while sports attire shifts to shorter, tighter looks. New fabrics include python and lizard skins with subtle kid and suede trims for evening wear.
A fragmented account describes a local building project and related contests held by community groups. It mentions plans, participants, and a notable water-related detail, noting a large quantity of liquid being hauled. The text blends names and places in a murky summary of ongoing activities and traditions for the area.
The piece recounts the early history of a Methodist church in Middlesbore town, noting the 1880 origins, the gradual construction progress, a remodeled building for a modern Sunday school, and the tenure of the current superintendent plus the dedication of long-serving members and pastors.
Fragmented text reports a church dedication involving Mt Clave and Frangroy churches. Vague references to services, attendees, and an organist imply a local rite with community participation. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A public reception is planned for tomorrow afternoon at Hix Te to view the new building area. The committee will chair the event and explain the design. The ladies choir will entertain attendees who come to review the progress.
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