Organization Is Made Permanent in Carrollton
The Kessler year plan for Carrollton completed its organization at a meeting in the high school auditorium. Charles C. McKamy named chairman. Hugh Torrence recorded as permanent secretary and treasurer. Regular meetings set for the second Tuesday each month. Roy McCormick outlined work for committees, including roads, better marketing, soil conservation, cemetery care, school plans, public health, recreation, and environment improvements.
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Carrolton
Choa
Cochairman
Bex Good
Tom Vanderwriff
L. F. Blanton
Thiel
McCormick
Dek Creek
Garland
Chas. C. McKamy
Mo Sormick
H. M. Morgence
Godfrey
W. le Morkin
W. Ramsey
Thia
B. P. Boreyhill
Perry-Davis Buy Home Laundry Business In Carrollton
Perry and Mrs Davis have bought the Saif Service Home Laundry from Mr and Mrs Burdett and took over, with Mrs Perry in charge and Mr Davis assisting to ensure smooth operation. The Burdets, who came from Vernon and ran the business here, have returned home to farm. A community meeting discussed improvements, including Negro advancement, a proposed resident doctor and sanitarium, and potential park enhancements, signaling active civic effort and future events.
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Burnett Perry
R. Davia
Saif
B. J. Bure
Peery
Daddy) Davis
Burdett
Vernon
Pioneer Marsh Dies at Farm Home in Farmers Branch
Thomas Joseph Marsh died at his Midway area home on Saturday April 2. He was born June 29 1862 in Independence Missouri and lived 75 years. Funeral services were held at Farmers Branch Methodist Church with Odd Fellows pallbearers and a large turnout. Interment followed in Marsh Cemetery near the family farm once part of Peters Colony lands.
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Thomas Joseph Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Farmers Branch
Friends
Trone
Lancaster
Nav
Oliver
Carrollton
Mary
Rhoton
Odd Fellows
Murrell Buckner
B. B. Slemphill
Tom Field
Weir
Tommy Marsh
Peters
Met
Pavis
Chomax
C. Marsh
Thomas Joseph Marshy
Hannah Helen Husted
Riedville
Twerant County
Max
J.B. Buchanan
Cole Avenue
Dallas
Othy Oranghter
Sarah Catherine Maried
A.W. Statcaker
Riomus
Joseph Marsh
Mary Eaton
Homie Place
Yenra
Prother
Tom T Mavih
Beulah May Hastings
Auchanan
Mureh
Prosbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Edge
Wall
Hid
Ory
Heaviest Election In Many Years For Carrollton ISD Board
The Carrollton Independent School District held its heaviest election in years on Saturday to fill three two year terms on the school board. Voters approved or rejected three sitting members amid a large turnout of 108 percent reported, with recounting and judge James Padgett assisted by Mrs. Dave Bailey and Mrs. Buliss Bishop.
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Carrolston Independent School Board
Feault
CW. Ramey
Vandergriff
Bob Patterson
Arche Duncon
Daniel
Kelley
Roy McCormick
James Padgett
Dave] Bailey
Buliss Bishop
Carrollton Loses First Conference Baseball Game
Carrollton opened the baseball season with Highland Park at Eameey Field and lost 190. The next conference game is at Richardson on April 8. Carrollton lineup includes Claude Thomas Clarence Thome Paul Jordan Carl Montgomery and others.
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Carrollton Hischol
Highland Park
Eameey Field
Carrollton
Richardson
Claude Thomas
Clarence Thome
Paul Jordan
Carlile Laneaster
Carl Montgomery
Carl Montgomery © A W, Thompson
Jean McLewd
Eee Gammon
Spec" Knight
Cox Seeks Judge Office in 101st District Court
The Chronicle announces Shelby Cox candidacy for Judge of the 101st District Court. Cox, a 30-year lawyer, previously served Dallas County as district attorney and plans an active campaign with support from local voters. Primary is scheduled for July 24 with Cox widely known in Dallas County for public service and legal work.
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Shelby
Cox
101St District Court
the Chronicle
Shelby 8 Cox
101St District Guard
Dallas County
Cheavier
People
Shelby Cox
Udo
Wakeman
City election yields four candidates each with 20 votes
In a city election four candidates ran for two year terms with identical tallies of twenty votes each. The report notes indirect references to coercion and hints of partiality, listing Roy McCormick for mayor and R Q Connell for two council seats along with GL Chastain for secretary.
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Thirtlend
Roy McCormick
R.Q. Connell
Johnston
Guy
Chastain
Trash Cleanup Week Proclaimed By City Officials
A regular city council meeting and health officials from the state announced a cleanup week from April 5 to 20. Volunteers will gather trash on April 28 and 29, stacking sacks and placing them curbside. Captains for each block will mobilize neighbors to keep the city clean and help prevent disease outbreaks.
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Tevela
Cans
Waiteta
Mya
Cham
Mays
Effie Galledge
D. B. Baker
Sirs
C. W. Ramney
Marsh
Ulley
Bob Ujil
Mira
B. Baxtoy
Bin
Jake Grayley
Moa
Emma
Capetainu
Aman
J. T. Rhpton
J. Dickerson
Mayor McCormick
Lewis Bi
0. Lawin
Rant Dey
T G, Kelley
W. L. Martin
J. F
Crow and Dallas visitors search for home town merchants
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crow and the Hon of Dallas visited here that week with his mother Mrs JH Crow asking patronage for Home Town Merchants. The snippet reflects a question about choices and neighborhood commerce.
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Mra
Ralph Crow
Hon of
Dallas
JH Crow
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