Community Notes from Oakdale and Milano Districts
Local Oakdale column reports a busy week with events at a house raising and birthday dinners for Ernest and Leonard Baldwin. Residents travel to Cameron Houston and Dallas for work and fairs, with rain welcomed to ease water hauling and schools reopening.
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Oakdale
E. H. Ford
John Baldwin
Ernest
Leonard
Winnsboro Beaten by Storm Blast
A violent storm in Winnsboro Wool County caused damage estimated at 90 000 to 100 000 dollars. A brick building with an eighty foot frontage collapsed and a wholesale grocery firm faced 30 000 dollars in stock losses. A hardware store and a garage also suffered severe damage.
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Houston
Winnsboro
Wool County
Family plans move as McCallum party travels to Miles
Mr. W. W. McCallum and family of Milano left last Saturday for Miles where they will make their future home. Miss Myrie Gandy of Washington came to Liberty to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gandy.
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Frank Smith
Jacksonville
Garner
Preasent
Milano
E. C. Smith
A. R. Oneal
Cameron
Sid Hause
Clyde Hensley
Debs
Charles Angel
Ben Arnold
Ernest Cook
Fort Worth
Leonard Bethard
Prospect School
Will Addison
Jones Prairie
Frank Fasel
Fasels
Lillie Carmichael
C. H. Tally
Elgin
Frank Boggan
Burkburnett
F. J. Haynie
Belton
Edna Scott
Lott
G. D. Hooker
G. B. Taylor
Christian
W. W. McCallum
Miles
Myrie Gandy
Washington, D. C
Liberty
Mrs. W. A. Gandy
Skeen's Fall Occurs at Local Hardware Store Roof
A roof incident at the local hardware store involved Skeen's falling in on the roof. No further details are provided about injuries or cause.
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Ed Skeen
Destructive Wind Storm Hits Winnsboro Texas
Passengers arriving from Winnsboro report a destructive wind storm in Wood County causing several business buildings to be destroyed and property damage in the thousands. No loss of life was reported as wire communications with Winnsboro remained out.
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Greenville
Texas
Winnsboro
Wods County
Sermon Sunday at 7 30 P.M. The Church that Forgot God
The Episcopal Church announces a Sunday service at 7:30 PM with a sermon titled The Church that Forgot, God. It is the second in a series on typical churches of today and invites friends to attend, led by W. E. Phillips, PhD.
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Episcopal Church
W. E. Phillips
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