Area Deaths and Funerals
Obituary notices for Albert Lane and several others outline deaths in Speedwell and nearby towns. Survivors include spouses, children, and many relatives across Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee. Services are noted for Pump Hollow Church and Carrell Cemetery, with funeral homes in charge and interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lane
Speedwell
Tenn
Elsie Lane
Ruby Daniels
van Lear
Lillie Byanx
Mary Camp
Sophia Lane
Ypsilanti
Mich
Janice Hurst
Tammy Lane
James
LaPojlette
Jeff
Hamilton
Ohio
Estel
Charles
Jerry
Juanita Woody
Melvindale
Moch
Mary Powers
Lorraine Manning
Monroe
Ellen McNew
Hawthocne
Calif
Paralee Dunn
Lake City
Rtuth Hurst
Morristown
Emily Hamm
Vergie Evans
John T. Hembree
Ingram
Pineville Community Hospital
Bell County
Jale Steve
Rowena Jackson Hembree
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Redmen Lodge
Katie Thompson
Artemus
Bessie Brooks
Dora Hembree
Walter Hembree
Avery Hembree
Arjay
Charley Hembree
Arnold Petrey
Beckham Stanley
Carrell Cemetery
Gran Sons
Arnett
Arnett Funeral Home
Pineville
Walter van Beber
Gibson Station
Pearl van Beber
Gibson Stalin
Gladys Marti
Tazewell
Beulah Sharp
Greenville
Audry Friar
Westland
Martha Listrell
Hattie Listrell
Helen Dewis
Louisville
Walnut Hill Baptist Church
Canon Patterson
Tennyson
Burchett Cemetery
Surrogate
van Reber
Jess Curtis Gulley
Cumberland Gap
Bugs
Gulley
Ford Motor Company
Carl Gulley
Lais
Barbara
Judy Burchett
R. B. Howard
Harrogate
Marrogale
Gene Adams
Marvin Gord
Fred Chomley
Joe Burchell
Ine Robinson
Ruscoe Moore
D. Estep
Hospital Notes with Dismissals and Admissions List
The paper lists hospital notes including dismissals from multiple towns such as Harrogate, Rose Hill, City, and Cumberland Gap, and admissions to Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic with names like Robert Browning and Ruth Crigger. The Cottonwood note adds a Kansas state-tree fact from Encyclopaedia Britannica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian National Hospital
Ua.m
Mary Lou Ayers
Harrogate
Ten
James 0. Bacon, Jr
Rose Hill
Bonnie Barefoot
Allie Campbell
Millie Duncan
William Bill Gordon
Iide Lawson
Tenn
Geraldine Leach
David Luckadon
Bay
Dorsey Price
Athaleen Suit
Dorothy Witherspoon
City Admissions
Robert Browning
City Inn
Ruth Crigger
Cunberland Gap
Kansas
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Holton's Children Based Voluntarily
In Richmond Virginia aides say Governor Linwood Sutton's two of four children ride the bus to Mogby Middle School, a predominantly black junior high. The governor's children, Anne aged 13 and Woody aged 12, chose the arrangement themselves and will continue unescorted. Dwight is five and Tay Joe is fifteen and both attend integrated schools. Tay Joe is one of two white cheerleaders at John F Kennedy High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Upn
Linwood Sutton
Staige Blackford
Holton
Blackford
Anne
Woody
Mogby Middle School
Dwight
Tay Joe
TayJoe
John F. Kennedy
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AU. Cray
Arthur Barley
Murray Arthur Barley
Ponde
Middlesboro Appalachian Regional Hospital
Ine Mountain
Fonde
Lovie Barley
Farde
John L. Barley
Detroit
Barley
Lucille Head
Kellies
Francis Partin
Thelma Jones
Nancy Wilson
Ante Johnson
Speed Powers
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Middlesboro
Danny Russell
Roger Russell
William Head
Cecil Deve Gaylor
Puneral
Walter van Berer
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Jess Curtis Gulley, Jr
Ayress
Raymond
Mike Sweat
Cumberland Avenue
Piggly-Wiggly
Volody
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fountain Square
Warren Hash
Howard Douglas
Sec
Sth Street
29Th Street
Rochester Avenue
Penney
Penney Associates
Pennyn
Thurs
Charles E. Evans
Zellwoor
Fla
Mathe Francisco
Virginia Funk
Uester Fusan
Luther Ingram
Sadie Ingram
City
Valerie Miracle
Calvin
Robert Reed
Ruby Lee Simpson
Clara May Sulfridge
David Taylor
Midlesboro
Gad
Bila Adams
John Billingsley, Jr
John D
Corum Ewing
Russell Foltz
Lou Flowers
Vicky Helton
Ollie Lovett
Maggie Lilveil
David McNew
Fenn
Holton’s Children Based Voluntarily
Dacron
Penn-Prest
Jcpenney
Towncraft
Penn-Press