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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
1
A local ask to prepare for city cleanup in Carrollton with the truck collecting old trash bottles and refuse. Residents are urged to have materials ready on Tuesday for Wednesday pickup and to place items in plain sight for the driver.
A garbled local notice discusses drought loan plans with mentions of May 1 applications, county representatives Cogolar and Tom Field, and Deliai county chairmanship. It notes loan security options, including sole security of the coop, and states a 5 41 percent interest rate. Some social items and birthday wishes are also included in the fragmented text.
Southern Pacific now controls the Cotton Belt Railway. On April 13 the new owners assumed management. Train schedules were revised with Train No 1 bound west to Fort Worth at 12:46 p.m. and Train No 2 east at 4:06 p.m. Mail service to Carrollton will be served later than before.
Local notice reports the death of Burnett at home in Gregory with funeral services at the First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Susie, daughter Hfywant Gurnots, son-in-law and other relatives. The obituary notes burial near Laity and references a March 26, 1900, date for a prior marriage.
Fragmented OCR note references a place near Carrollton, mentions Mr. and Mrs. W. Bi. Mawcing and a First Rabueh Chype group at Valley View, with directions from a central location. Contains unclear names and partial dates, presumptively a local notice or small event item.
A nationwide radio hour on Monday night April 18 highlights Texas contributions to U S history and development. The Parade of the States will be dedicated as part of General Motors educational plan to inform Americans about the state. The program features music, stories, and references to Texas figures, culture, and industry. Local focus includes Dallas County home demonstration clubs, volunteer agents, and planned educational activities from April through May across the county.
Irving welcomed Fire Smokers Cooperative Association members as firefighters from Lewisville Grand Prairie Grapevine and Carrollton joined Irving volunteers to celebrate joining the association and acquiring equipment. A crowd around 500 to 1000 attended with entertainment by local acts. The next meeting is planned with Grapevine on May 8 to discuss future ladder contests and experience sharing.
Storekeeper F. M. McGlothlin at a crossroads northwest of Irving was shot and killed by federal dry agents last Friday after he fired at them. His wife was wounded, and the agents were reportedly attempting to arrest a man named Sox for illicit liquor. The two agents were bonded at 12,500 each. Funeral services were held Sunday in Shady Grove county near Irving.
Hackberry club members attended an April 6 demonstration by Ms. B C Stark on turning milk into American cheese. Mrs Robert Gulden assisted. about two and a half gallons of milk yielded cheese in an hour. Ice cream followed the demonstration.
The Dallas gathering at Carroll on Monday evening included Miss Mary Connell and several ladies and gentlemen, with Mrs Tom Roberts of Dalley hosting a dinner shower in honor of Mrs Roberta and Mrs Kate. Attendees from Dallas were J T McCool J G Hatcher Wm Katz Tom Roberts and Fred Miers. Mes Hormas Little of San Antonio also attended.
Edy and Jay will headline the taxation conference during the East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Larkin April 17 18 and 19. Jay, executive vice president of the Texas Industrial Commercial and Agricultural conference, is noted as a leading Texas tax expert. John ny city manager of Dale Js will also speak.
A scholarship award honors a student named Frank, noted for high academic achievement at the University of Countie in York City. The recipient, praised by Dean and Mrs OsTall of TO U, graduates with top marks and a record of four fourers. The ceremony, held in June, recognizes the first student to graduate with this record.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the Hon Of 64 UA and April references with names like Dr Boyer and Martin. It hints at a local school or college event with schedules, captions, and possibly a public notice. Readable names include Dr Boyer and Martin. dates and places are uncertain.
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