Public Notice Citation in Hemphill Estate Probate
Four weekly publications cited all heirs and interested parties in the estate of Sidney J. Hemphill deceased. The petition seeks probate of a nuncupative will and appointment of Robert E. Hemphill as administrator with the will annexed, with heirs named in Fannin County Texas and residences listed in California Arizona and Los Angeles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Sidney J. Hemphil
Marda Atkins
Jess Atkins
Texas
Evan Sellers
Rina Witcher
Leonard Witcher
Leva Wann
Houston Wann
Redlands
California
Fay Carson
Earl Carson
Fannin
Jesse Derringer
George Derringer
Los Angeles
Helen Lovegreen
James Lovegreen
Phoeni
Ofaricopa
Arizona
Rhobert E. Hemphill
Rina I
Shilds
Sidney J. Hemphill
Sidney & Hemphill
Mardo Atkins
Eva Sellers
Rina “Witther
Farin County
Leva Wanpy
Rea Jands
Fayarson
Ds Angeles
Helen Loavegreen
Sidney Wv. Hemphill
Taxds Rina
Childs
Fansin County
Jin
S. J. Williams
Rey O. G. Rowe
Robert Childs
Rina
Sdney J. Hemphill
Hobt. E. Hemphill
Robert E. Hemphill
Robert B. FE. Hemphill
Grady McCulloch
Fdmin County
J. L. Dobbs
iDally
Misses Hannah and Helen Morgan Return From Denton Visit
Misses Hannah and Helen Morgan who attended C I A in Denton have returned home. Mr and Mrs J M Cole and daughter Avis went to Denton Sunday to take Travis Cole back to college. Rev Lester Vaughn has gone to Commerce to attend the summer school. Robert Morgan left for Greenville Saturday afternoon joining Omnibus college Sunday morning. They plan a seven week tour through twenty five states and two Canadian provinces with about 450 passengers, mostly teachers. Dr Hampton business in Savoy Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barker who taught in Tioga have returned home. Thelma Crittenden Ethel Allen and Berni Cule have gone to Benovl. Rooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Helen Morgan
Denton
J. M Cole
Avis
Travis Cole
Hampton
Fred Wagoner
Maydell
Pink Hill
Avis Cole
Lester Vaughn
Commerce
Robert Morgan
Greenville
Ll “Omnibus College
Little Rock
Savoy
Ernest Barker
Tioga
Mises
Thelma Crittenden
Ethel Allen
Berni Cule
Boy Falls 200 Feet In Nelson Hiking Incident
B C reporter notes a boy named John Walsh fell 200 feet from a ledge during a hike near Nelson. He was unable to recover and died at the scene. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified the route taken by the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
B. C
Johnn Walsh
Ned
Nate
Lamasco Notes on Visits Death and Tax Delinquency
Oklahoma City residents Mr and Mrs Lavern Jones visit A Moore and wife and Mrs Hunt in Bonham. Oliver C Spencer, last surviving schoolmate, dies at McKinney on May 28. County tax delinquency rate cited as 40 percent. Conference day next Saturday with Elder Eubanks to announce protracted meeting dates. Road gang improves Lamasco roads. Misses Heath of Tucumcary N M visit grandparents in Lamasco. Lillian Powers of Bonham’s Powers and Tipton Photo Co visits Lamasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Jones
Oklahoma City
A. Moore
H. W. Hunt
Oliver C. Spencer
McKinney
A Moore
Hunt
Bonham
Eubanks
Lamascoin
Heath
Tucumcar N. M
J. B. Davis
Lamasco
Lillian Powers
The
Powers & Tipton Photo Co
Local Social News From Ravenna and Nearby Towns
Mrs T J Cox visits daughter in Hilger while Mr and Mrs Earle Blassingame and children stay with W B Hicks near Ravenna. Miss Juanita Spencer attends Teachers College Commerce. Mr and Mrs Wuberb Simpson and Lois Lambert visit Corinth. Jim Cox family dines with T J Cox at Moore Chapel. Mrs Albert Weathersby visits Bonham mother. Eddy McNabb and daughters Virgil and Edna join W B Hicks in Ravenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cox
Bailey Tarpley
Hilger
Earle Blassingame
W. B. Hicks
Ravenna
Juanita Spencer
Teachers College At
Commerce
Wuberb Simpson
Lois Lambert
Corinth
Jim Cox
Moore Chapel
T. J
Bradford Class Meeting Brings Hospitality and Music
The Bradford Class gathered at Mrs. Chas. Erwin’s home on Thursday afternoon for prayer led by Mrs. C L Bradford. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read, followed by a three course lunch served by hostesses and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Chas. Erwin
C. L. Bradford
Claud English
Will Maddrey
C.L. Bradford
Balch Moor
L. K. Hargrove
Chas
Erwin
Galveston Bay Notes and Local Happenings from June 1931
A Galveston Bay column reports on new naval hospital work in the West End and hospital expansion in the East End, a bustling Bonham Tyler trip, busy hotels, fishermen and local theater plans, a flock of airplanes over Fort Crockett, and dates mixing for a bathing beauty event. The writer mingles light anecdotes with town chatter and coastal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Hospital
West End
John Sealey Hospital
East End
Aton
Airphines
Fort Crockett
Uncle Sam
Jean
Florida
Bonham
Branding Iron Bear Tale From Long Ago In Honey Grove
J. P. Morrison recalls a 55 year old incident in Bois de Springs when Gouldin and Conrat Carpenter chased a bear with hot branding irons. A stroke from the iron killed the animal after a wait at a nearby house, making the iron a relic of a bygone era. Morrison, long a Honey Grove resident, preserves the memory in the Signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morrison
Signal Citizen
Mr. Morrison
Bois de Springs
Gouldin
Conrat Carpenter
Lear
Mr. Morri
Mr. Mo
Honey Grove
Social notes and local greetings amid a Galveston drive
The column lists numerous local guests and visits from families including the Ow, Glass, Saye, Dallas, Booth, Baker, Hodges, Fos, and Owen, with road trips, attendances at sessions, and funeral observances. It notes a radio system figure, a driver’s scenic Texas drive, and the town's flowering landscape, concluding with remarks on oleanders.
Readin and writin progress in Fort Smith schools
Fort Smith Arkansas moves to improve literacy as J W Ramsey reports only two in every hundred persons unable to read or write. The school superintendent notes the community aims to boost education and reduce illiteracy with local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Clergymen Volunteer Firemen Answer Holden Alarm
Holden Massachusetts volunteer fire department relies on two clergymen as firemen. The Rev P. Virgil Harris of the Congregational Church and the Rev Elmer C Adams of the Baptist Church respond to calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Mass
Holden Volunteer Fire Department
P. Virgil Harris
Elmer C. Adams
Congregational
Murder trial opens for Perry Glenn in Murray taxi slaying
Lufkin on June 2 witnessed the start of testimony in the murder case of Perry Glenn charged with killing Tom Murray a taxicab driver last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Perry Glenn
Tom Murray
Lindy and Anne Plan Notable Air Travel Trip
Brief OCR reads Lindy and Anne to undertake a notable airplane journey with Washington D C at the center, featuring aviation figures and early flight discussions as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Anne
Same Observe Over the Same See Broad oat yield outlook
Farmers report mixed oats and wheat yields in the county with ample corn but uncertain grain output. Many fields show good bloom while some cuttings lag as weather and conditions threaten overall yield. hogs fed locally may affect feed demand. A local judge and an odd tale close the item.
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la France
Silk
A. Englander
Max Hermer
State OF Texas
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Gulf
Briny
Galvez-by-the-Sea
McDougal, Evans and Higgins
Boyd Pool
Isaack Walton
Tyler
George Elam
Ayler
Oye
Feete
Ake
RFPOI
Roy Ow c Randolpn
Gues
C. C. Glass Sundas Henry Saye
W R Dallas
Roy Stephens
1 Booth
Ous Baker
M Hodges
Miesec
Gauynelune Folson
Winnie Fos
Commer
BE. T. SN
Ben Aller
Erne
S. M. Owen
Beulah Alen
Ain
Clarksville
Nancy Nell Day
C. J
Duck Wood
Roy Owelph
Hubert
Arearne
Ber Hu
Tonother
J. K
Joh Ellamay
Pecos
Washington D A
Lindbe Sears
WM. Chana
Staic
KR & M. Tire Company
Corner Square
S Yuan
Ralph
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