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Newspaper

Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

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Fisherman Bob Brock Found Dead in Trinity River

Bob Brock a well known local fisherman and innkeeper was found dead in the Elm Fork of the Trinity River southwest of town Friday. He had gunshot wounds and the body was recovered after a river search by Sheriff Hal Houd and deputies. An investigation identified no clear suspect with speculation of a Mexican associate and possible motive tied to property and money. Burial plans were set for Oakland Cemetery with Rev. W H Wye officiating.

Bob Brock Elm Fork Trinity River We Tnity Tigwy Clareney Powere Old Bob Hal Houd Tifes Bert Whisanan Walter Giles Justice of the Peace John Baldwin Dsl Hk Amuclon Inka Brock Segale W. H. Wye Star of Forces Avenue Baptist Church Oakland Tory Bob Byowk Carrollton Dam Ream Iim Dome Bob

Runoff campaign gathering draws twenty two candidates

A Tuesday night rally in Carrollton attracted about twenty two candidates or their representatives to address voters in the runoff campaign. Speakers urged support for each contender while attendees discussed local ties and upcoming election events in the area, including a Friday rally at Conan Springs.

Quick capture of suspects in Marlin robbery case

Police report details the arrest of Walter Lijés and Bob Alcorn and a Black individual in Marlin linked to Rob Brock’s case. Brothers are questioned while Brock’s safety item and other goods are recovered at a father’s home. Deputies vow swift action against crime.

Walter Lijés Bob Alcorn Roltek Marlin Tate Roosevelt Tuchupan Amy Ty Rob Brock Witu Brock Belny Carrollion Baying Foh

Statement by J. R. Cullom on neutrality pledge in campaign

Dallas August 10 198A a report of a charge that I violated my pledge to remain neutral between deputies in the race for County Collector I deny the charge and explain I agreed to stay neutral during the first primary campaign Later I learned the pledge expired and I could support the second candidate in the runoff I informed the second candidate who accepted this and noted it released me from any promise made or implied This statement is to keep the record straight Sincerely yours J R Cullom

Dallas Yux Colleetor Thia Weuk Hiss Cullom

Political calendar for remainder of year with key filing dates

The fragment outlines election deadlines from August to November including last day to file second expense accounts August 18, advance voting August 23 and August 27 run off primary, September 18 state convention, October 19 absentee voting for the November 4 general election, and November 18 final expense filings. It mentions Dallas County Democratic Executive Committee canvass and January 1, 1988 qualification for all officers. There is an unrelated line about haircuts at a barber shop.

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Fred Cullum Campaign Rally Draws Thousands in Mesquite

Fred Cullum, candidate for tax collector in Dallas County, held a rally in Mesquite drawing about 2600 supporters. He thanked loyal backers as opponents and local merchants praised his neutrality and platform. Several speakers endorsed Cullum, while rivals urged voters to back their own candidates ahead of the August 27 primary.

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Birthday reunion for Ellen Lewis sparks Texas family gathering

In Kentucky and Farmers Branch, the Lewis and Gravley families held joint birthday and reunion celebrations. Mrs Ellen Lewis, turning 80, hosted kin from Dallas area, with brothers from South Carolina and Texas attending. Guests traveled from Yann Afi and Amarilly, Texas, and others joined for a large, festive event featuring church service, dinner, songs, and photos.

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Marsh Reunion At Reverchon Park Honors Mrs Fannie Marsh

The annual Marah reunion will be held Sunday afternoon in Reverchon Park on Aug 21 to honor Mrs. Fannie Marsh's birthday. Attendees are asked to bring a well fitted basket and help make the event a top community tribute to one of Dallas county's pioneers.

Reverchon Park Fannie Marsh Dalla County

Ramney Family Social Amid Lyon-Gray Meeting Visit

C W Ramney and his wife and daughter Alice Rebecca traveled to Ville last Friday. While C W attended the Lyon-Gray managers meeting the ladies visited Mrs Joe Williams and spent a day among old friends. They attended the social event and enjoyed the gathering.

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Sineler Ties 60th Wedding Anniversary on College Avenue

Mr and Mrs J W Sineler celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on College Avenue. Family members attended from Springfield Missouri and Denton to join in the celebration.

Afr J. W. Sineler Bony College Avenue

Birthday Celebration Blends Two Parties At Midway Road

A home gathering near Midway Yond hosted by Constable and Mrs Anid Airs honored Opal Jowel and Johnie Winneck on August 6 under open sky and moonlit trees. Notables included Mayor C. W. Ramuvy, Rev. Peter Thompson, Rev. Marion Tracey, and numerous residents from Farmers Branch, Carrollton, and Midlothian with speeches, cake, and assorted refreshments.

Johnnie H. Agher Midway Opal Jowel Johnie Winneck Nimael Opan Erandour Alya Cue Peter Thompson Purmars Marion Tracey Farmers Branch Troy Donnia Daugher Lenon Noah Winnsavs Charlie Cook Coresim Raymond Cox Mea Simmona Dau S.ivey Ovear Chesshire Midlothian

Groves Concludes Hospital Stay After Severe Hiccups

Mr G M Groves, once plagued by severe hiccoughs, is home in Richardson after hospital care. He is slowly recovering as the ailment that troubled him has been stopped and his condition improves daily.

Public Hearing on School Budget Notice Distorted

Public hearing details for the 1932 1933 school year budget announced by the Board of Trustees. The meeting will be held at Carrollton Hardware Building and is open to any person wishing to examine the proposed disbursements and amounts for the coming year. Local notes mention coal industry uncertainty and a Ferguson rally in Carrollton. a live real estate broker is selling property to Dallas folk.

Truatoca Carrobiton Hardware J.T. Vandergriff Oklahoma Lyon-Gray Lumber Co Heru Gordon Vandergriff Teyine Waa Carrollton Dalla Folke Ferguson Carrollton Satuety Boelock

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