Memorial service for Mother Maybelle Carter draws country stars
Hendersonville AP report notes 500 mourners at First Baptist Church as Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash lead tributes to Mother Maybelle Carter. Family and fellow performers including Chet Atkins, Hank Snow, Roy Acuff, Minnie Pearl, Earl Scruggs and the Oak Ridge Boys joined in songs and readings honoring the Country Music Hall of Fame member who died at 69 from Parkinson's disease. The service closed with Cash circling the open casket and singing Will The Circle Be Unbroken.
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Woman Missing After Texas Pipeline Explosion Leaves Questions
In Brookside Village Texas a natural gas pipeline blast killed five and injured 43. NTSB found no evidence of maintenance failure by United Texas Transmission Co. Ivey Beasley, 65, is missing after her house was destroyed. neighbors recall her likely presence. Three dogs died near Beasley’s home.
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Diabetic Counseling Program At Mercy Hospital Returns
Hamilton Mercy Hospital restarts its ongoing diabetic counseling program five times yearly with a new series starting November 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mercy Hospital orth. Registration is required days before the first session via an application filled by patient and physician. Contact Barbara Gardner at 867-6604 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
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Dover unit seeks World War II jacket matching Shoo Shoo Baby display
Dover Air Force Base program aims to assemble a vintage flying jacket to accompany a display on the Andrews Sisters song Shoo Shoo Baby. The unit has gathered five sheet music copies and four 78 rpm records plus one album from supporters, as a B-17 bomber restored for the Air Force Museum in Ohio.
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