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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
1
H McMurray, cashier of Farmera & Merchante State Bank, named chairman to oversee flour distribution for those in real need. Applications now open, with 24 hour distribution. Government grain ground into four and issued to relieve local distress. eligible residents may apply through Mr. McMurray.
Freight shipments shift to Katy railroad boost railway business and payrolls. Carrollton Hardware buys fixtures for a revamped Variety Store, improving displays. New city officers were inducted Monday night and anticipate steady official duties. Local coverage mentions ARP freight, B F Hil agent, and changes impacting the community.
Ab the Methodist church on Sunday night at 7:30 Mr. Jd. Nyfejor will talk on a trip to Switzerland. The servant man Mr. Nyfelor seems to know many things that other travelers might not. He will share these thoughts with his audience during Sunday evening and next week. Preaching services will be held Sunday morning in the M. E church.
Tim Hurat cousin of Mrs J B Gravley died at her home in Burleson late yesterday. Services were held Sunday at 3 o clock in the M B. Burleson undertaker indicates burial in Burleson. Mr and Mrs J B Gravley and their daughter Luin and Margaret of that place attended with Mr and Mrs HOW Lord and Mrs Henley Morgan of Hebron driving to Burleson for the funeral.
Mrs. Mary Holdeloth of Letot claims the advanced age of 108 years and retains black hair with no gray. She was taken to Parkland Hospital from her Letot home where she has lived for the past night years. Her son Aubrey Shipman of Los Angeles visits Dallas sisters and Carvellum contacts. Autie Caruth and wife moved into the Kenneayanne apartment recently.
Ex mayor Myers presses for passenger allocations on a proposed trip as rain delays start up the Salt Creek voyage. He questions why early notices were not issued and who is eligible to ride the boat Blasted Hopes as weather clears. Some potential passengers consider canceling due to long planning.
A reader summary notes multiple men proposed for governor if Mr Sterling balks, plus discussion of endorsements and candidates in Texas. Also reports a Methodist Missionary Society meeting with 12 women, lesson on gospel stewardship, delegates to Sulphur Springs, and local social plans. Nearby items mention improvements at a mill site, visits by residents from Kaufman and Carrollton, and local barber shop ads.
The new street to the school building has been graveled and is ready for use. The Patent Teachers Association supported the project to provide students with an additional means of reaching the school. The opening is expected to reduce reliance on the old route, lower accident risk, and improve safety for students who can use the new road.
Boy Scouts from Farmery Branch and Carrollton Troops 1 and 2 held a Court of Honor on a rainy Monday April 14 1982. Scout Masters Green ing Sain Dynamore G B Bailey Darrell Myers and Rev A W Cunningham presided. Local scouts received merit badges including personal health hurdicraft life badge and others while officers from Dallas Headquarters attended.
Webb Park hosts yellow colored squirrels described as a rare or unusual troupe. Webb reports several in the park and has captured a few specimens on display in town, noting their distinct hue and resemblance to other species.
Reverend L M James officiated Saturday night April 16 uniting Mitt Jorlan and Paul Davis of Farmers Branch in marriage. The couple will live at Paymers Branch. Also notes on local social visits, game attendance, dances, and minor home improvements.
The new city government was inducted into office Monday night with Mayor Ramsey and City Secretary Bishop taking positions. Former councilman W. T. Squibb received support from Clouds James as a new council member. Holdover councilmen are J. W. Sincler, Rox Good, and Wiley Skelton.
Reflects on economic growth and the need to balance money supply with production to stabilize prices. Notes improvements in land and workshop productivity, warnings against overproduction, and urges prudent optimism. Includes social notices of Dallas visitors and local gatherings.
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