March of Dimes Drive Kicks Off January 3 in Carroll County
Local officials led by Mayor Blanton and Patterson announce a Citizens march and community events to support the 1996 March of Dimes campaign. The drive focuses on vaccines and prenatal care, with plans for school and gym activities, a vaccine awareness push, and a call for volunteers to aid mothers and children in need.
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Blanton
Ian
Patterson
Mmn
Perin “Temgaan
Db Toompson
Miu Patterson
Gopalen
Mar
Sarl Jobamn
Copefor Gym
Qood
Mixa
Joe DePetris
Robert Yeager
Ehief
Gotagr Tire Department
Actistulen
Claire
Tanton
Acta
Beth Iain
Pris
Camp Fire efforts mix with family life and local notices
A fragmented local column blends Camp Fire Girl concerns with family routines and community updates. It includes notes on volunteer groups, school activities, and evolving civic topics, plus a shifting plan to reorganize city police and fire departments and the expected impact on staffing and leadership.
Junk mail denounced by nation’s newsmen
Fragmented OCR text attacks junk mail and postal service critics, mentioning editors and a political tone. The readable portions reference complaints about mail, delivery, and frustration with the postal system, naming several fictional or garbled terms and places.
Coppell Funeral Services For Bill Micka at Mapperite Church
Copell News reports funeral services for Bill Micka held at Mapperite Church on Monday morning. Attendees included Mr and Mrs TB Moody and family with several relatives and friends present. Also noted were services for Mouse Uarking and other local residents in Port Worth area with families attending.
G COMMITTEE MEETING ANNOUNCED FOR JANUARY 10
A local committee meeting is scheduled for Monday January 10 at the city hall. Attendees include Geiger Peery Hadwha Wagner and others discussing property matters and city concerns.
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Geiger
Hebron funeral notices and obituaries amid midweek church services
A fragmented local report lists funeral services and family details for residents connected to Hebron. It mentions a burial and interment plans, names surviving relatives, and indicates services held or planned for the week, with references to curation by local churches and funeral homes.
City Baptist Attendance Report From Reboot 98 Event
A fragmented report notes City Baptist in Nowa wo attended Reboot 98 with about one hundred twenty participants. It mentions a single national event and a science focus. unclear names and dates are partially legible with references to demonstrations and a four person group.
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Tain
Vos
Tire
Conia
Decoration Contest Winners Announced
A long mishmash wedding notes piece lists a Lebanon and ite couple, Ms Binnie and James Mlartaon, with vows Dec 2 at First Baptist Church. Various attendees and friends from Cartuillan and nearby towns, music by Miseilda Bowman, reception details, and small monetary acknowledgments are mentioned amid a clumsy OCR jumble.
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Binnie
Lebanon
Ite
James Mlartaon
Smart
Fint Baptist
Cartuillan
ZerapheRen
CaFratins
Milas Ann Childers
Strida
Robert Chardaen
Ton Beaufort
Det Potts
Harald Alin
Fon
Erammna
Rayment Toons
Wotan
War
Taylor Horns
Hip Reine
AL Murdock
Wanda Heel
Jack Par
Ben Duckaom
Wille Miseilda Bowman
Branch Methodists Sell Bonds for Church Farm
Community residents of Parsiert Bownsts area join Branch Methodists in selling bonds to fund a church farm and sanitary improvements for Wel s Chapel Choral established in 188? plans call for funds to support a new building. Committee chair Alton Lewin leads a group including several named residents and spouses for the project.
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Alton Lewin
Agunn
Biomo
Rome
Mir
Jaman
Citar
Taylor
Mma Trueth
Daitoes
Farmers Branch Baptist Pastor Leads Sunday Service
The Farmers Branch Baptist Church hosts a 7 o clock service with Pastor W. Carraway delivering the sermon. Congregation will hear a message themed “Am We Tolved” as part of a community gathering with visiting members and a focus on faith and fellowship.
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Emer Dunham
Dapidh Church of
Paten
W. F Carraway
Fragmented OCR item tied to World War II era decor
A damaged OCR fragment mentions decoration and age related notes with unclear names and locations. The readable words reference GAMO BE and a sender, but specific details are missing, making precise attribution difficult.
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J ‘Ary
Waller ‘Blanton
Iwonorary
Carrollan
Camp Fire Girl News
Fy Dorothy, Prue Holly Charan
Camoma
Smadtina
Ask
Cu Feouta
Tacelin
Stanton
Polo
Piychal
Wien
Miankan
Lomrnag
Christina
Dreaey
Dolce Chiat Joaller
Ity
Combina Lion
Dewdawarters
Bape
Actup
Mianton
Sova
Nowsrad
Eg Ae Ealor
Thanes
Tae
Dea
Poet Office
Washnaian
Hosvonaer
Maryan
Raveen
Coppell News
Mary Mildeed
Arnett
Frank
Neworkly
Jack’ Howard
Kiliara rcoRs
Sman Reck Usate
Him Harvey
T. B_itoore
D. O. Johnoon
Mr Phils Tod Nly
Dara
Port Worth
Puneral Worvicen Gern
Ak Piowes
Mouse
Nordand
Mexia
Ole Kxow
Parla
Wem
Nomaée
Lucy Btanere
Tam
Eat
David Doser
Hebron
Gertie Doder
Staney
Trofone Morte
Nervicea
Rholon
Hong
Jin Allen Plotter
Daling
Buday
Cived
Iwo Alitih
Fuelo
Taydo
Floyd, Ord
Wille
Itoriether
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Pam
Hey
Ral
Dean Ape Moe
Lyne Readehum
Persp
Rhoton Pune
Deear
Bdalny
Shod Seino
Nah Tauley
Dagen
Looem
Hasty Dooley
Dal
Bervions
Aparhman Beaid Chupa
de EE Powler
Tenis Verblek
Carl Veeck
Clarence Verbide
Worner Dooley
Moteis Dooley
Patt
Aes
Field City Baptist
Nowa
Smart-Richardson
St Mra
Roy
Wandan
Jutaem
Fargo
Farmers Branch Baptist
Barery
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