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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
1
A wedding announces the union of a Carrothon couple, with Lavette as the bride and a groom described as an ideal young man from a prominent family. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Skiles of their ancestral town, a Hu Bai graduate, and the couple plans to establish a home in Lovadil.
Fragmented text cites stubborn public warnings about accidents. It mentions injuries and factors like gravel, breakdowns, and mechanical faults. The garbled source references a Nebraska setting and a protest toward reckless driving without clear, coherent facts.
A Thursday night bridal shower for Mr and Mrs AK Gravley occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs in which their daughter Margarevir was feted. Assistants Misa Christine Mayes and Qilivony Patterson helped with games and lawn activities. A playful contest led to a playful end as guests enjoyed refreshments and best wishes for the couple.
In a tense Sunday game, Renner and Carrollton battled for supremacy with key contributions from Joven and Choate for Renner and Gravley for Carrollton. Reinhart is slated to play next Sunday as the paper notes upcoming matchups and player lineups.
The article notes a Texas Press Association meeting at Garden Auditorium celebrating the 50th anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. Willis Martin and Aideori with hospitality in Wilharger county and Sulphur City. The text mentions trips to see sights, enjoy sulphur waters, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Davis, along with travel plans and return expectations.
Rey W B Nia of the Baptist church departs for Calin bli MiKA where he will conduct Weeting for several weeks, according to local notices.
A fragmentary report notes a Galveston trip by a prominent couple, wedding details, and community reactions. It mentions attendees Mrs Perry and Pegey Wong, Mr and Mrs Henry Noble, and Rev Henry Jones, with references to a convention, entertainment plans, and a move to Blooming Grove after retirement.
Fragmentary text describes potato gathering near Carrollion with mentions of Cobblers and a grower G. Nooley. The tale references mice, weights like fourteen and Mtiree tovrths pounds, and a mood of being well pleased, though many words are garbled.
Miss Vera Pevity spent a weekend visiting her sister Mrs T G Kelly in Corsicana. She traveled there Saturday and returned Sunday bringing along her young daughter to spend the week.
Warren Talfaferi, pioneer resident of Maruwrs Branch, died Saturday. Born to Prowving Til, he came to alles cuaney and served with the Seventh Missouri Cavalry. Survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs Wi Goavioy, and two en Mikiven. Services at Webb's Chive with a Capri an MB ehurel atticiuving, James A Smile Mi oni Lalges to serve.
A dense, garbled notice details a terracing demonstration and related extension program organized by Dallas County agents and county officials. It describes dates, registration, meals, speakers, and activities, with references to Beelley Road, Hollandale Parish, and multiple named individuals and agencies, though many parts are unclear or corrupted. The fragment mentions a barbecue, group activities for youth, and a focus on terracing methods, soil and water work, and related demonstrations.
A two story residence owned by Mr and Mrs J. J. Rhoton burned Monday noon. Losses include 81500 in personal property and 82000 in intangibles. Firefighters arrived quickly but wind and heavy flames left the home gutted. Mrs Rhoton escaped with burns. Meia Rhoton and others narrowly saved themselves. Contents damaged include furniture and jewelry. only a few items and keepsakes survived. The home site remains partially occupied by a family member as investigators assess the remains.
A wedding luncheon honoring Mr. and Mrs. Heart was served with hearty hospitality. Guests included Arthur Graviey, Mrs. Noble Coonird, Miss Biedie May Hirwpatrich of Royse City, Mr. Lola Bailey, Jewel Sills, and Mrs. Uel Shi.
Railway project advances with Mecamorey contracted to run the Toxno station. Officials expect rapid progress as work begins and preparations for motive power and dispatching aid move forward.
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