Overseas packages and local drives reach battlefront aid
Bundles sent from Fan nin post offices before October 15 carried to overseas troops in France and camps nationwide as home clubs organized gifts for all boys in uniform. Thousands more parcels followed to Fannin county soldiers in training stateside. Local social updates note visits and discharges amid community activity and continued shopping and dining moments.
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Zoncs
Matfine
Fannin County
Continental United States
Windom guests and holiday visits across towns
A long list of weekend guests includes Bishop and Mrs. Paul Martin of Little Rock Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. George Denson of Tellpeg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw and son from Winnsboro, and others visiting Mrs Mage Shaw and family. The report also notes Armtrong’s group, social arrivals, and a Santa themed piece before transitioning to Christmas decorative tips and Boxing Day origins in England.
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Bishop
Paul Martin
Little Fock. Ark
Sara Wheeler
George Denson
Tellepnene
Fred Shaw
Winnsboro
Frank Shaw
Courhter
Graham
Mage Shaw
Magit Shaw
Jenn
Woo Lengmire
Spo
Armstrong
Iday
Sunray
Quenah Cat Landis Huec
Cerie Shoe
Eemine Ou Criver Reef Wind Ss
Armtrong
Lraise Huaehas
Ate
Hs Var Mair
Reosa
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Fannin
Freslung
Merry Christa
Sercerist
Wisi
Sinclair Penns
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Watsoy
Sinclair
Bonham, Texas
Myon
A. Smith
Suany
Tee Sminl
Bonham
T¢ ́Ie Merritt MeVer
Edabe
Calvin Smith Bonhein
R&r
Neveomiber
Ch Tina
Abe
Titehimes
Om E Tobey
Aries
Ioadt
Irc
Herod
D. Joe
Tre
Hiram Beauchamp
Denison
Rob Richmond
Troy Smith
Denisen
Tie
Amy
Hugh McCain
McCain
Sherman
Oakland
Wiindom
Om. Ford
A. ‘Ut
Capplemi
R Heoef
Bey
Mats Veat
Hee Hwe
Young Charmer
Santa
England
Squires
Ety
NEV
Joe Keene
Merry Christ AS
Londay
Inness
Texas
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