Farmers Branch Deaths and Local Notices
Tom J. Marsh died Saturday morning. funeral at Methodist church and burial in Marsh cemetery. Mart Reeder, brother of Joe Reeder, died Tuesday in Dr. Shelton's Lovedale office. Methodist Missionary Society met, studying Rural America by Mrs. Stanley Burney. Will Rasberry has been sick for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knight and Mary Grace visited in Fort Worth Sunday. PTA sponsors an Amateur Show at the school. Dallas pastor Manard Ford to lead Baptist church here. Manard Ford and family and Mrs. H. M. Ford visited Gladewater Saturday and Sunday. Fred Good back to work after illness. Wines, Ol continues to wave its flag over Texas. Six refineries built since April 1937, totaling 186 refineries in operation end of 1987. largest investments in petroleum refineries for asphalt, gasoline, distillate, fuel oil and other products.
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Tom J. Marsh
Methodist Church
Marsh Cemetery
Mart Reeder
Joe Reeder
Shelton
Lovedale
The
Methodist Missionary Society
America
Stanley Burney
Will Rasberry
Bob Knight
Mary Grace
Ft. Worth
PTA
the Law
Dallas
Baptist
Manard Ford
H. M. Ford
Gladewater
Fred Good
Texas
Farm income rises nine percent in January Texas
Farm cash income for January 1938 reached 21.5 million dollars, up from 19.75 million the previous year, signaling a partial easing of recession fears. The figures compare Januarys for Texas farm income, highlighting improved earnings in early 1938.
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Texas
Wharton Institute Hears Taxes and Planning Hit
At a Wharton Institute session in Philadelphia on March 26 Dr F Cyril James urged thorough criticism of every government move not adding to community welfare. He warned that increasing state control risks stifling free thought and business, while cautioning against a rush to create new official planning bureaus.
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Philadelphia
Wharton Institute
F. Cyril James
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
James
Institute
Fred R. Fairchild
Yale University
Fairchild
Social notes from Carrollton area weekend visits
Miss Elouise Chastain of Dallas visited her parents in Carrollton Sunday. WH Yenry from Liberty transacted business in Carrollton Tuesday. Mrs A Woot Smith of Dale and Mrs Pirdy of Dallas visited Carrollton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Toombs Kim Davidson Hubbardson John Toombs and Hugh John visited Cooper Texas. Mrs O W Byke also mentioned.
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Elouise Chastain
Dallas
Yenry
Liberty
Carrollton
Pirdy
M Toombs
Kim Davidson
Hugh John
Hubbardson
John ‘Toombs
Hardie
Cooper
Texas
W Clem
O W Byke
Local residents note visits and family updates this week
Mrs Clifton Myers has been ill this week. Mr Sidiy Tipton of Denison visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Hart Ramsey and her little daughter returned to their home Sunday after a brief stay in Dallas.
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Clifton Myers
Sidiy ‘Tipton of
Denison
Fragmented OCR text on a windy wet scene and mishmashed words
A garbled OCR segment describes a windy wet day with unclear details. It mentions villagers, structures, and some people or events but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent facts or names.
Fragmentary note on local visit at Lachavilla home
The text records a visit by Mrs. Charlie Whitlock and Olin Tratliff of Lachavilla to the Penny home on a Friday afternoon. It mentions a achievable plan or event tied to the Grand Power district and a prior publication, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Farmers Branch News
Dickerson
Gro. & Mkt
Brown
Carrolltoo Chronicle
Pearl Smith
Ra Pearl Smthy
Nallus County
Hiek Mper
Stes Alma Mopsa
James and
Oe McComb
Lewisville
Rhode Island
McComb’s Hatchery
Lewisville, Texas
Kelley’s Groc. & Met
Self Service Home Laundry
Carrollton Feed Mills
L. F. Blanton
Carroll, Texas
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Vandergriff Chevrolet Company
Irving
Howell & Son
Carrellton
Monron
Suva
Sheemir
Adee Ding Tad W Watts
Vivid Betes Torang
McCormick Pharmacy
Mhone Ni
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