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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
1
Reading through the October notice, the Texas State Fair promo highlights the fair’s October timing and a vendor push. It notes a low summer-style admission sale, with tickets discounted through railroad agents and a broad appeal to Texas exhibitors and attendees.
All those wishing to send their children to the Carrollton School next year should transfer before August first nineteen thirty one. Those who live in other districts and ride the bus to the Carrollton High School A would use transfer blanks. See H. Bishop for transfer blanks. Mildred Wobts honored Mrs. Sam Davis formerly Georgia Weeder with a home party and kitchen shower Monday night. Guests included Miss Hal Sundeland, Donuts, Lucille Shaysman, Lain Maherny, Suaiv Reeder, Aditi Tullafferra, Mrs Traett, Gro, Run Guo, Stanny Hurvey and Kyron May.
C F Callart outlines changes from the new law on automobile transfers noting the transfer fee drops to twenty five cents. Bills of sale must be filed within ten days to avoid penalties of 2 50. If over twenty days old penalties rise to 1 850. The piece warns against delays in processing transfers and invites readers to consult the Chronicle for full details.
A spirited Carrollton game Sunday saw the Carrollton team edge Taine’s Wildcats in a high energy, back and forth contest. Eadle Wrendt led Carrollton with solid hitting and pitching, while visiting Denton’s standouts staged a late rally that fell short.
Tad Marsh, a prominent and highly respected resident, died unexpectedly Thursday morning after treatment for heart disease. Rumors swirl about possible involvement in his death as funeral arrangements begin, likely to be held Friday at Warmers Branch. he was a member of an early family and brother to Tom Marsh of Midweny.
Crowds gather at the Titas County court house as summer 1992 campaigns build. Sheriff's race features Bondling seeking another term with several potential rivals including tax collector Gus tip and others weighing bids. County officials and attorneys consider possible runs, with speculation touching on district attorney and state races as voters prepare for the July contest.
Fragmented, partially legible ode to Americans’ liberty debates and gun laws. It riffs on lawmakers, humane societies, and a rural scene with a horse and wagon, hinting at political agitation, party names, and a looming primary. The piece touches on budgets, candidates, and lawmaking processes in a fumbled, satirical voice.
David Binjunstp aged 1 years died from burns sustained July 0 as he was burned while escaping a fire at Carrollton. He was taken to Parkland hospital and treated, but died early Wednesday morning July 13. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at Far Here Branch, with service at Calvary Baptist Church.
First Baptist church announces revival services starting Friday night with pastor A W Cunningham delivering Good news and a healing theme. The Healer Epworth Team attends at 7 o clock at the Methodist church with Leader Mary Mason and speakers Beatrice Graviey Lain Graviey Bonnie May Mason and others. All young people are invited to attend the program.
The second annual Dallas County Fruit Show is announced for an audioram venue with exhibits including peaches grapes and apples. Organizers urge preparation and note potential delays while local dignitaries and visiting figures from San Antonio attend events and discuss community revival activities.
A fragmentary piece reflects on Uncle Sam eccentricity and alleged hypocrisy over lotteries. It questions public morals, church involvement, and government double standards while referencing Lewinville Enterprise’s report on a large crowd and inducement to participate. The text hints at local confusion over legality and propriety in civic behavior.
A local glee club gathering at the Filton hotel in Dallas featured a first radio appearance by Miyos Wing and Ruth Godley among others. Performers Hawdl Knighty and Howlul Knighty delivered well received numbers as organizers announced further programs and a demonstration event planned for Saturday afternoon July 18 at the FM. Local organizers Miron and Jinn urged attendance and noted proceeds would support community programs.
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