Organize Boy Scout Troop For Carrollton Boys
Carrollton plans a new Boy Scout troop after a MK T Railway worker facilitated the effort. Beoutmasters Frank Putt and Enlys Bishop will lead eight boys forming two patrols at the Methodist basement, with Graviey, Graving, Myers, Sanford in one patrol and Clem, Johnston, Pratter in another. A 31 member troop committee includes McMurray, Martin, Good, Gravies, Novel, Burnett. Also notes Miss Repnetta Ross’s return from Fort Worth after a visit with her husband’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mombera
J. W. Gravieyy
Lee Graving
Clifton Myers
Gy. Ww. Sanford
Vy H. McMurray
W. L. Martin
P.M. Good
B. Gravles
Tony
Novle
J. w.Burnett
Repnetta Ross
Fort Worth
Ross
Occupy New Home On North Onion Streets
Mr and Mrs Leoneed Good moved into an elegant new English bungalow on North Onion Streets. Contractor John Callus crafted a six room home with varied color schemes, wrought iron gates between hall and living room, and crystal chandeliers in the dining room. The house enhances Denton Street’s appearance and offers modern conveniences for the Good family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Onecoliton
McMurray Opens Insurance Office In Millon Building
Frank McMurray purchases the local insurance business from B. W. Broadhurst and equips a new office in the Millon building with modern safety devices and tilework to keep policies current and service up to the minute. District agent I. Ware visits as power and light progress spreads through the county. Community notes report meetings in Vickery and Tangar Conference attendance, Grayson county business, and family visits including Mrs H Reed joining Louis Reed from Kingston after a Sunday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McMurray
B. WY. Broadhurst
Millon
Ofc
Lis Aves Viet
Sania
Mr 1. & Ware
Texas Power & Light Company
The
Chronicle
Otion
Ik Diariet
W. L. Martin
Wila
Grayson County
Louis Reed
Kingston
Martins Visit in East Texas Opens Warm Local Welcomes
Mr and Mrs W S Martin visited East Texas towns Roark Tyler and Palanting with Mr abd Mrs Sloan. They enjoyed watermelons cantaloupes fried chicken and old time friends while editor Ho Ward and the local paper praised the visit. The Martins now reside in Carrollton Dallas County where Mr Martin publishes a leading black oriented newspaper.
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Mra
Martin
Ratch Texas
Roark
Abd
W. Sloan
Wade
Tyler
Palanting
East Texas
Mi Ho
Ward
Lune
W. le Martin Gore
Kowstral Yeats
Carrollton
Dulin County
Mr. Martin
Texas
Entertains Seniors at Cayolitem High School Party
A senior party at Cayolitem High School featured a surprise breakfast at Hunter Bridge and diverse activities. Attendees included many from Dallas and Carrollton area families, with a large spread and festive music. Community members discussed primary results and local safety concerns about fire hazards and waste disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. F. McKiney
Tha Wogigin
Cay
Olitem High School
Marnivie
Hunter Bridge
Frodna Hurria
Wasela Mae McRete
Georgia Mivera
Ollivone Patigrinn
Christine Mayes
Richard von Beha
P. Mayes
Carrollton
Dallas
Revival meetings draw large crowds as unions grow
Gravel business in Carrollton increases with shipments from this station rising to twenty load per day. Union revival services at the Methodist church draw large crowds and spur church growth. Notable speakers include Rev. A. G. Parker and Rev. Ben Hilwards with several local families attending events and contributing music and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Groans Ville
Bunt County
Kovantys
Cbureh Awa
Xerimonk Hays
Ubins
A. G. Parker
Oak
Ben Hilwarda
Dallas
A. N. Keuny
Munger Place
Mrs
Carrollton Independent School District Funds Andrew Janks’s Brick Building
The Carrollton independent school district has granted permission for Andrew Janks to construct an 18 by 20 foot brick building on school grounds. The project includes sewerage connections to the city system, plastering four rooms, and installing a male boiler. Work begins Monday and aims for prompt completion.
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School Board
Carrollton Independent School District
Andrew Janks
Union Baptist BYPU Program Notes and Local Notices
A fragmentary Union Baptist BYPU program lists Gertrude Hofmann and Coster Fandulia Webb among readers, with prayers and scripture readings. The text mentions donors including Groves Barber Shop, town residents, and several families in Denton and Alpha, noting a tax or subscription matter and community events with names, addresses, and partial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hofmann
Coster
Fandulia Webb
Anne
Juanita
Cotton Belt Reports Mixed Crop Conditions Across Districts
The Cotton Belt railway report notes scattered showers across northern districts with ample moisture in some areas while other communities face drought stress limiting boll development. Corn and sorghum are being harvested, and late bolls are forming unevenly. Texas counties report variable cornage and cotton yields, with some fields in only fair condition and others awaiting harvest.
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Cotton Belt Railway
Colene Tyler Hays
Thoen
Thure
Commic
Texas
Coppell Woman Winnie Lo Powera Dies on Eightieth Birthday
Winnie Lo Powera of Coppell dies at home while celebrating her eightieth birthday. Born in Huntsville Alabama she lived in the Grapevine area for 45 years. Survived by her husband and family. services held at Coppell Baptist Church with burial in Greenview Cemetery.
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Winnie Lo Powera
Mw Peawera
Huntsville
Alabama
Hay
Rohark Carpin
Cope Hell
Wty Panell
Huntevitley Alm
Thone Brothrons
M. Kennard
Corin
Second Primary Gave Many Surprises
The second primary election held Saturday produced several upsets. Sheriff contest winner Halflood triumphed early, while Schuyler Marshall Jr. faced strong opposition. Amanda Rankin outran Pat O Keefe in a close county race and Jack Keller drew attention early. Connally won the Senatorial nomination over Earl Mayfield, Marrs claimed School Superintendent, and Land Commissioner choice favored Terrell. Love’s withdrawal cleared Barry Miller for Lieutenant Governor, leaving Texas to focus on Smith and Hoover for a lively finish.
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Halflood
Schuyler Marshall Jr
Amanda Rankin
Pat O'Keefe
Jack Keller
Heela
H. H. Hodge
Connally
Earl Mayfield
Marrs
Garner
Robison
Terrell
Barry Miller
Texas
Smith
Hoover
Mes
Carrollton School to Open for Fall Term in 1890s Carrollton
Carrollton publichonds yalt open 0 whe Pall Vorney Moon day September 17, the community reads of John W. Gunstreen as superintendent and Prof J.P. Hubers taking up liquor work while preparing for the coming term. Rev C O Armtrong and Averitt visit Carrollton with family, sharing revival and social events during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Kandy
John W. Gunetrown
J.P. Hubers
Tanner
W. Gunstrean
H.W. Embry
Prancipal
G. Ay Boles
Sania Stark
Dese Noble
Migs
Ethel Breedhers
Marya Mayos
Mira Dla Goods
Mivs
Talkiae Gutwell
Unclear entry on Saturday contracts by named parties
Fragmentary OCR suggests Judya KM and Thonpann formed an agreement with Lal fo Jemaple as the site for a Saturday event. William Gillan and Mivw Rit Alda are noted as contracting parties.
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Judya
Thonpann Pers
Anurringey
Willian Gillan
Mivw Rit Alda
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W. As Zischang
Bor
MKT Railway Company
Occupy
First State Bank
Tex
J.C. Davis
Nic Murray
Cahier
E. W. Broadhurst
East
Martine
Marion Hays
Weil Medind Mra
Rhoton
Mix
Ire
Strweart Ware
Ravne City
Sting
Holman Rhoton
Maraball Custer
Tevingie
Hore
Mrs. W.P. Liles
Union Baptist
Groves
John
Walter Stari
Nooll
Gay Deunix Viel Paustly
Adio
Tual
Stark
J. B. Stari
Alphi
Denton
Mia Donin Stara
al Mra
Walter Stark
Margaret Hudgina
Pew Nihon
wAsletank
Hanes
Beal
Witie
Flemister
McKinnes
Howe
Juga
Gieivhoma
Olabonne
Phede
Ott Howe
Howie
Jdate
Carrollton Forsgins Ning Parmers
Yncorelnae
Coppell
Carrollton School
Armatrong
Averitt
Tia Fe
Cirrollton
Dalia
Cane
Sun
Daliae
Arimathrong Bite
Triceds
Hove
Bualth
Maria Mayes
Galvaxeton
Count Mayes
Miss Mayes
Breda
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