Local Social Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
Mr Charley McCulley is ill this week while Mrs A Miller visits Dallas. JC Davia transacts in Garland on Monday. Mr and Mrs Warner Perry visit Songoville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gene Langly unite with his parents in Mallon Sunday. Mr Mayer from Denton visits Irra With family over the weekend. Visitors in the W W Perry Tamme Sunday include Mr and Mrs Treece of Elam and Mr and Mrs Leland Perry and two children. Ray Seamans, back injury, and Baby Carley recovering from illness noted. Hoyt Lovell of Dallas visits with Mr and Mrs jom Sunday afternoon. Yrueman Clem spends days with brother A W Clem in Dallas. Mrs Roy Pierce and Mrs Andrew Jackson transact business in Dallas. Wade Bedell of Farm Branch improving after hospital stay. Jim Ogden and Dallas family visit Carrollton Sunday to see Nellie Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McCulley
A Miller
Dallas
JC Davia
Garland
Warner Perry
Songoville
Mayer
Denton
Wwent
Irra
Perry
Rs. Treece
Elam
Nira
Leland Perry
Ray Seamans
Carley
Hoyt Lovell
Dal
Sirs
Jom
Roy Pierce
Andrew Jackson
Wade Bedell
Dallas Hospital
Jim Ogden
Carrollton
Nellie Ogden
Carrollton Community Notes and Local Travel Updates
McCormick Pharmacy advertises TABS of ICE CREAM at 10c and lists contact details. Mrs TC Cluck and daughter from New York visit with relatives. The Mayes and Gravley families relocate from Dallas to Vandergriff duplex. SMU summer students Betty Blanton and Patti Lojse Perry begin work. TL Chastain and son Charien and 2 L Burger depart for Amarillo for the State Firemen's Convention. Mr and Mrs Bert Rameey host Dallas visitors. Walter Johnson of Dallas wins event in Carrollton Tuesday. Johnson announces candidacy for State Senate. readers urged to review page one for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Johnnie Gravley
Dallas
Vandergriff Duplex
Aquare
Carrollton
Betty Blanton
Patti Lojse Perry
SMU
TL Chastain
Charien
L Burger
Amarillo
Bert Ratmaey
Mra. Rameey
Mra. L. C
Walter Johnson
Dal
State Senate
Tr. Johnson
The
Chronicle
Flag Day 1938 Poem by Raymond Pitcairn Inspires Unity
A Flag Day 1938 piece by Raymond Pitcairn of the National Chiefsans Sentinels of the Heepublic honors the flag as a symbol of unity and freedom. It recalls the founding generation, their sacrifices, and questions whether Americans today will uphold equal rights and the national faith amid challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pitcairn
National Chiefsan Sentinels of the
Heepublic
Sia Te Che
Noerey
Wilson
Carrollton Breakfast Meeting With Bob Stuart Aide Campaign
A Carrollton party of six men joined others from Dallas county for a breakfast at the Adolphus hotel in Dallas with Bob Stuart candidate for Railroad Commissioner. Bob Patterson drove the group. attendees included KE P Berryhill T G Kelley Roy Graviey Roy McCormick W L Martin and key campaign workers. Stuart outlined his public labor record and policy positions, delivering a concise feel for his views. Also noted is a Miss Margaret Johnston hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Viola Nix Traylor with guests from Mercantile National Bank of Dallas and local residents. J Frank Howell recently returned from Tyler and will attend S M A for a summer course joining his parents in Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Dallas
Dalla County
Adolphus Hotel
Robert A. Stuart
Bob Patterson
P. Berryhill
T. G. Kelley
Roy Graviey
Roy McCormick
W.L. Martin
Bob Stuart
Robert Ogden
Evang
Margaret Johnston
Jar Follton
Viola Nix Traylor
Mercantile National Bank of Dallas
J. Frank Howell
Tyler
J.P. Howell
Highway Death Toll Outpaces War Warns Paper
A 1920s style editorial warns highway deaths exceed wartime tolls after a holiday weekend. It cites a Department of Public Safety report listing common wreck causes such as speeding, drunk driving, improper turns, and defective lights. The piece urges strict adherence to safety rules and vehicle maintenance to reduce the highway slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Mayes Isom Wedding Held At Bride Family Home
Miss Merle Mayes and Mr. Donald Isom wed at the bride's parents north of Carrollton on Saturday evening June 11 1988. Rev Earl W Johnston officiated. The bride wore turquoise crepe and a pink hat with orchids. Maid of honor Mina Christine Mayes wore natural straw and the couple planned a wedding trip to Colorado Wyoming Nebraska before settling in Dallas. Out of town guests included Cluck family from New York City and Mr and Mrs duck G dom from Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Mayes
Carrollton
Merle Mayes
Donald Isom
Earl W. Johnston
Mina Christine Mayes
Ted Mayes
Dallas
Mra
T. G. Cluck
Slater
T- W. Lewis
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebras
Cluck
Virginia Cluck
New York City
Malissa
McSturry
Miles Eula Hunter
Fort Worth
Mra Duck G
Dom
Kan Sna City
For Sale Items and Local Listings in Carrollton Area
Fragmented sale notices show a for sale listing in Carrollton near Denton and Denton County. Mentions home grown plums for A G Kirksey, farm products, and fryer items with loosely connected contact details and locations.
Taxpayers Reject Higher Relief in Minnesota County
In Carite County Minnesota a clash at the county court house saw a commissioner resign to exit the building while others pressed for relief increases. About 1 200 residents gathered in rain to tell the Board of Commissioners no to higher relief grants and higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carite
Minnesota
Ere’ Alliance
Unnion
Thane
Forcs
Board of Commissioners
Mick
Upsivera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrollton Feed Mills
L. F. Blanton
Carrollton, Texas
Gene Langly
Mallon
Gaackers
Tx. End
Margarine Peto 1
Mail River
Palewe Duetaim
City Cash Grocery
Burnett Perry
McCormick Pharmacy
TC Cluck
New York
EP Mayes
Brsinning
Genteduler
Chursiday
Beauty Shop
Janette Sikes
Phawe
Dablm
Airway Jewelry Shop
Maple Avenue
Lyon-Grey Lumber Company
W. Ramsey
Mayes-Isom
Daliut
Texas
Ia McGee
A. G. Kirksey
Dentonee
Ernest Ruswell
Jess Gammon
OUF
Prt
Pri
Roy Russell’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!