Sentimental Sunday ~ Happy Father's Day ~

John Adam Eimes

27  Dec 1931 ~ 14  Jan 1997

Shadowhouse Creations

The Breckenridge News ~ June 12, 1907

On this day . . . daily happenings were printed in  

The Breckenridge Newspaper of my Tabeling and Taul family history ~

THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS.

ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT.

VOL. XXXI.    CLOVERPORT, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1907

8 PAGES        NO. 48

MATTINGLY.

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           MATTINGLY, KY.

Cecil Tabeling and wife of Wichita Kas., are visiting relatives here. 

                                      TAR FORK.

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                                                   TAR FORK, KY.

    L.C. Taul of McQuady, made a business trip to this place Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tabeling, of Wichita, Kas., are visiting relatives here. Mr. Tabeling is a Breckenridge county boy who went to Wichita a few years ago, and married a Wichita lady some months since.

Every Wednesday, The Breckenridge News, and it's eight seven-column pages would provide a mix of local community and political news, a sampling of broad general interest stories, and opinion pieces by local columnists.   John D. Babbage, the owner, started The Breckenridge News on July 22, 1876 and continued publication until his death in 1934. His daughter, Mildred Babbage, took over the paper as editor until her death in 1949. The paper was then taken over by W.G. Polk, the grandson of John D. Babbage, ending one year later. You can read the full history of The Breckenridge Newspaper of Cloverport, KY by clicking on this ~ link ~.

The Breckenridge News is a wonderful source for me to discover and learn of the daily happenings of my ancestors and extended family members.

Typewriter graphics by J's Magic Galleries

Remembering H. Keith Tiffany and Ronald R. Ebeltoft ~

H. Keith Tiffany

July 2, 1948 ~ End of Watch: June 6, 1981

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Ronald R. Ebeltoft

July 27, 1946 ~ End of Watch: June 6, 1981

~ Rest in Peace Keith and Ron ~

"Patrolman Tiffany and Patrolman Ronald Ebeltoft were shot and killed after responding to a dispute between two neighbors over the placement of a rose bush. During the dispute one of the men assaulted the other. As both officers were standing outside of the suspect’s home the man snuck up behind them and opened fire with an assault rifle, killing both officers."  ~ San Diego Police Historical Association

My husband had introduced his sister to Keith, they fell in love and were married just a short time after meeting each other...they were only married for six months when Keith was taken.

It was a very sad day as we lost both Keith and his partner Ronald R. Ebeltoft.   Keith and Ron are buried right next to each other.


Source: San Diego County Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation
Full Story here provided by the San Diego Police Historical Association, a wonderful historical site of our law enforcement.