Army Corps Trains Here at Carrollton Proposal
The Army considers using a 260 acre site near Marefield three miles south of this plans area for a permanent training field for the Eighth Corps Area. If leased for twenty years it could host forty to fifty planes for year round instruction. The site’s proximity to Love Field and Dallas prompts city officials to pursue a supplemental field with $79,000 from airport bond funds. Local officers visit San Antonio and Dallas to inspect the site and await lieutenant Weddington’s recommendation.
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Ermental
Cuih
Carrollton
Marefield
Farmers Branch
J. Marsh
Love Field
Oir
Durlaw
Love Pied
Reinhart
Agile
Army
Neueral
Liew
Wedding Um
San Antonio
William Hensley
Dallas
Weddington
Weddington Sald
Entertaining Friday Night at Ann Taliaferro’s in Garvellton
Ann Taliaferro hosted a lively Friday gathering at her Varmarx Branch home with many old fashioned games and a bar party menu. Attendees included Louise Kendall, Lils Maybery, Helen Watts, Georgie, Susie, Nora Horens, Ian Dennis, and numerous local guests. A Baptist ladies’ parish house prep for a new pastor was noted, plus visitors from Dallas and St. Worth and a family visit from Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Taliaferro
Varmarx
Aryl
Thiris
Georgie
Susie Anil
Wary Rosder
Muale Hill
Mats Vie Tracy
Mildred Butts
Miledred Wleming
Dorothy Ford
Nora Horens
Ian Dennis
Mesdames
H. W. Taliaferra
Joe Reeder
Will Graviey
Myrtle Seilly Messrs
H. W. Taliaferro
W.G. Borkner
Joesod Thomas Reeder
Will
Warren Graveley
Ernust
Curt Coanrod
Norman Dennis
Sammie Davis
Bi Braggs
Malcom Shehane
Fred Plemming
Joe Watts
Raymond Tracy
Misson Francia Richardson
Nelsie Wainscott
Mary Belle Hamm
Grace Lackey
Zelman Cook
Amd
Mary Alice Breat
Mrs. le W. Cook
Mestre
Padi SeRnat
Herschel Rush
Red Manning
Joe Sorimahire
Dallas
Regina Reynolds
St. Worth
Station Gains New Ownership and Expands Services
Anderson of the Highway Garage takes over the station with his brothers, renaming it Wildway. The outlet adds coal, tobacco, tubes and novelties alongside gas, oil and grease, promising growth and a strong local presence as Jack Clark departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, Wi Anderson
Tin
Janie
Clark
Jack
Post Office Moves to Former Theatre Building
New location for Postmaster W. P. Hofmann’s office shifts from Miller building to the former motion picture theatre. The move promises room for expanding the postal business and signals renewed activity as Hofmann plans broader services and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontmanter
W. P. Hofmann
Miller
Revival Meetings Begin in Frisco Led by Rev Willkin
Rev Willkin starts a series of revival meetings in Frisco. He began Sunday and will hold nightly services this week, with morning and evening sessions planned next. Leslie Bradley, a Dallas singer, assists until the service closes to begin work on the 10th.
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Willkin
Frisco
Leslie Bradley
Dallas
Galveston Trip Details Mention Local Social Events
The report outlines long visits in Galveston by Margie Mayes and Mayen with plans to return to their families. It notes outings to South Texas and New Mexico, a stop in Caryailton, and gatherings with friends including Mrs Dalla Burnbilacesmpauted. The Larliun Ald Society held a luncheon in honor of the Agus the Society. Nearby socials feature Mrs. Haphons and Mr. Bid Win, with a lawn picnic attended by many friends and relatives. Mrs. A Wood Smith travels to Dallas for meetings.
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Margie Mayes
Hoe Benthar
Mayen
Galveston
Auth
Mra
Magna
Meaml Mys
Mallory Pooble
Carrullin
Strs
A. Skene
South Texas
New Mosiew
Jose Buna
Caryailton ‘Therday
George Slalina
Dalla
Fr. Woruls
Larliun Ald Society
Agus
Haphons
Banntita Dan
Hutch
Myiday Sveniox
Winnhowe
Wuerts
Aifin Owe
Texas Judge Puzzles New York Law Breakers
A Dallas judge vacationing in New York observes a tense clash between prohibition enforcement and political advocacy. Federal Judge William H. Atwell, visiting in Brooklyn, imposes fines with a blunt, pragmatic style, contrasting enforcement duties with political statements. He explains punishment should fit the individual and notes the difference between enforcing law and political lobbying. He cites a 135 dollar liquor fine and stresses judicial responsibility over campaigning rhetoric.
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Dallas
New York
Perhams
Judge Atwell
Jornal
Abodeen Solomon
Ticks
William H. Atewell
Bailiwick
Brooklyn
Eagy
Texas
Nio
Howe
Texas lawyer voices concern over public justice
An elderly Texas attorney reflects on the justice system, noting long sentences and the need for reforms. He argues the public dies in the administration of law and criticizes how cases are handled, stressing accountability within the legal profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Carl
Padgett Coonrod Wed At Union Baptist Parsonage
Miss Helen Padgett and Noble Coonrod were married Saturday evening at seven in Union Baptist Olwraha Carrollton with Rev. B Stanley officiating. The couple, both from local families, will reside in a home prepared at Love Field, with friends wishing them prosperity and happiness.
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Union Baptist Olwraha Carrollton
Helen Padgett
Noble Coonrod
B Stanley
Mield
Bridain
Mra
H.W
Close of Union Meeting Sparks Church Growth Update
Sunday night saw the close of a union meeting led by pastor Rev. 8. Stan. The report notes increased church attendance and new addit ions as evidence of success. Shawnee leader D. Carl Thompson spoke while several members and families attended events at the church. A wide range of visitors and local residents joined in afternoon activities and religious exercises, with plans for continued outreach noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Darnall
Citta
Tesla
Stein
Prize Story Warns of Reckless Fishing Tale
Local tale recounts how Frank McMurray left fishing hooks baited in high Trinity river waters. Fish died as sheaf of hooks dangled above, attracting bass beneath, prompting shock and a call for humane handling of similar acts. Notary public confirms the narrative as credible.
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Carus Caaneas
Shear Nexluck
Charly
Prank McMurray
Theo
School
Return From Southern Trip Recap of Alvin Sinclar Voyage
Alvin Sinclar returns from a southern trip with Kraay and Eloise Chastain. The group visited San Antonio Corpus Christi and Matamoros, sampling regional foods and markets while sharing travel tales. They crossed Corpus Christi Bay and observed orchards and a shining coast, noting heavy travel before a two day return with relatives in Garrallton.
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Alvin Sinclar
Slater
Kraay
Eloise Chastain
Hese
Eloise
San Ante
Bor
Dod
Matarokis
Marketprice
Ausannpol
Mexico
Lendel
Wwe Sud
Corpus Christ Bay
Hay
Daya Thane
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