Nichols Riday Friday Jonard dies at home
Ray M. Jonard Nichols died at his home Friday afternoon June 20 at 3 pm. He was born November 20 1870 in Franklin County. He was married to Nancy Ratchel Hazel in 1893 and belonged to Lane Methodist Church. He is survived by two sons G A Nichols and L Nichols of De and one daughter Mrs Kirk.
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Jonard
Ray M
Franklin County
Sas
Melvin Nichols
Nancy Ratchel Hazel
Lane Meth Church
G. A
L. Nichols
Deone
Kirk
Second Polio Death In Seven Hours Is Reported Houston
A six-year-old Houston boy James Willie McGowan died from polio the second death in seven hours in Houston. Imogene Wagner of Montgomery County was the first teen victim aged 15. The outbreak prompted cancellation of Sunday School classes at the First Unitarian Church and closing of its summer programs. Officials considered a $40 million county wide sewage disposal plant as the core of a sanitation district.
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Houston
James Willie McGowan
Imogene Wagner
Montgomery County
First Unitarian Church
Trenton Postmaster Exam Participants Named
In Bonham Saturday morning six candidates Johnnie Beazley Bobbie Connelly Billy Dockery Taft Dunsworth Worth Hinkle and Frank Patton took civil service exams for the Trenton postmaster vacancy. The Civil Service Commission will pick from the top three scorers. Walter J. Huff retired April 1 and Mrs Lucille Reed has served as acting postmaster since.
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Trenton
Spt
Johnnie Beazley
Bobbie Connelly
Billy Dockery
Taft Dunsworth
Worth Hinkle
Frank Patton
Bonham
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Walter J. Huff
Lucille Reed
Herman Thomason Dies Friday Night in Granbury
Herman D. Thomason 55 owner of the Granbury Hardware Company died of a heart attack Friday night at his Granbury home. He was Leonard schools superintendent 1930 35 and had many friends in Leonard. Funeral in Granbury with burial in Tolar cemetery. Survived by wife two daughters Mary Pearl Thomason Leta Nell Thomason. mother Mrs P Goforth of Tolar. sister Mrs Audrie Baker of Dallas. half sister Mrs W F Chestnut of Midland. half brothers Allen Goforth of Jacksonville and William Goforth of Temple.
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Leonard
Herman D. Thomason
Granbury Hardware Company
Granbury
Thomason
Tolar Cemtery
Mary Pearl Thomason
Leta Nell Thomason
P. Goforth
Tolar
Audrie Baker
Dallas
W. F. Chestnut
Midland
Allen Goforth
Tacksonville
William Goforth
Temple
Dangerous Diets Spotlight Warns On Popular Plans
A national magazine reviews common weight loss methods in Which Diets Are Dangerous and warns many plans can be unsafe. It promotes Bareentrate grapefruit juice as a claimed safe alternative. Letters from readers in Texas tout the product, while critics urge caution and medical guidance.
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Texas
Services Saturday For Robert Lively
Robert King Lively aged 85 of 800 Oak Street died at home June 20. Born September 21 1867 in Kings Point Tennessee he married Mary Emma Young June 12 1897. Survived by wife two daughters six sons one brother 19 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and other relatives. He was a Baptist Church member at Michigan Prairie funeral at Allen's Point Baptist Church Saturday with Rev H H Gray and Rev T J Watts officiating pallbearers were grandsons including Robert James Everett James Ralph Lively R E Lively W T Gilbert and Albert Tuttle.
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Honey Grove
Robert King Lively
Oak Street
King’s Point
Tenn
Mary Emma Young
S. B. James
Hollie Mae Gilbert
Leonard Lively
Vernon
Donald Lively
Dallas
A. Miles Lively
San Antonio
Baptist Church At
Michigan Prairie
Allen's Point Baptist Church
H. H. Gray
T. J. Watts
Robert James
Everett James
Ralph Lively
R. E. Lively
W. T. Gilbert
Albert Tuttle
Candidate Will Drop From Race
GALVESTON June 21 Former Texas City Police Chief Eddie Knowles said today he would withdraw as a candidate for sheriff of Galveston county after
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Galveston
Texas
Eddie Knowles
Galveston County
Retired Farmer's Rites Held at Savoy
Marion Franklin Clevenger 79, retired farmer, died in a Denison hospital Wednesday. Funeral held Thursday at the Church of Christ with Otto Johnson officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery Whitewright. Born April 22 1873 Whitewright he lived much of his life in Fannin County. Survived by widow Ena, one son Virgil, two daughters Vera Payne and Talmadge Harvey, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Savoy
Marion Franklin Clevenger
Denison
Church of Christ
Otto Johnson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Whitewright
Clevenger
Fannin County
Ector
Ena Clevenger
Virgil Clevenger
Fort Worth
Vera Payne
Talmadge Harvey
Dallas
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Y M. Nichols Riday
Pierce
Greenville
Lane Methodist Church
Pike Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Lontinemta
Ane
Herman Thomason
Gulf
Jenning
Sta. Main
John Trahnan
Alta Loma
Robert Lively
New York
Empire State Building
Hudson River
Brannum’s Feed Store
Ol d
Bryan Baker
Redchain
Feed Service
RED Chain
Knowles
Dudley Jackson
Sinclair
West 4Th & Star Sts
Couuw
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