Local notes from Northwest Hill County items scattered
A clat removed from the bend of Siva. Bob Hilton of Dallas visited Monday. Fat Grayley of Bonham was Kiere Sunday visiting parents Mr and Mrs Jake Grayley and Mrs Jack Ogle in the post office during Mrs Clayton's vacation. Jay Myers returned to work in Dallas Monday after rising illness. Mrs TE Rawlins of Denton spends the week with her mother Mrs Lillie Fyke. Miss Hobbie HI had a tonsil operation in Dallas Monday and is recovering. Beulah White of Dallas spends the summer with grandmother Mrs Maggie Sublette. Miss Carolyn Rainey of Fayetteville Ark visited last week with Mrs Fred Kendon and family. Mr and Mrs F B Townsend of Overton Texas are visiting here with Mr and Mrs Townsend's daughter of the Davises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Hill County
Siva
Bob Hilton
Dallas
Fat Grayley
Bonham
Kiere
Mrs
Jake Grayley
Jack Ogle
Clayton
Jay Myers
Hobbie HI
Beulah White
Dalian
Mis
Maggie Sublette
Carolyn Rainey
Fayetteville, Ark
Fred Kendon
Village Life Notes From Blue and East Texas Areas
Local society brief listing visits by Miva Ann Rushing Edward and Grover Ramick in Blue Bay area with Miss Rushing’s parents. Families Lamb and relatives traveled to Sulphur Springs to inspect fruit crops. Village blacksmith Valder ill, Lawson Lewin injured in ball game, Eva Moore recovering from ruptured appendix after Dr Whitney operation. Johnaton family visited San Angelo and plans to tour Carlsbad Caverns then continue to New Mexico. Margaret Johnaton on vacation with Carlsbad plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miva Ann Rushing
Edward 1
Grover Ramick
Blue Aid
Texas
Miss Rushing
Eva Moore
Farmers Branch
Whitney
C A Johnaton
Margaret
San Angelo
Bob
Jim Johnaton
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caver
Margareta
The 75th Congress by Raymond Piecairn din Cha Tea of the Rep
The text discusses the 75th Congress with critique of its actions and rhetoric. It references dissatisfaction with protracted delays, factional pressure, and calls for elected representatives who will work for the people. It emphasizes accountability and a forward focus on recovery and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Piecairn
Anverjouie
Ue Wellere
Our People
Fm Daguary
Culvena
Congress
Local residents visit and travel notes across several households
Roy Johnston of Long Oak 8 Carrollton streets stays busy Monday with business matters. A W Perry and daughter of Beatmont visit relatives including D J Bailey and Sam Kennedy. They arrived Monday evening to spend the week. Mrs JT Vandergriff and Dorothy and Bobbie depart for Amarillo Sunday for a two week vacation with Cassie Hus sente aister of Mrs Vander gift. Oliver Godfrey and son drive to Colorado Springs after hearing of ailing father. The elder rallied briefly but remains very low. Homer Clayton family vacationing in Arizona, others plan to return early next week. Quote from Rep. Dave EB Satterfield of Virginia laments wage and youth programs from decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnston
Long Oak
Carrollton Streets
Mia
A W Perry
Beatmont
D J Bailey
Jim John
Svton
Sam Kennedy
JT Vandergriff
Dorothy
Bobbie
Amarillo
Cassie Hussente Aister
Vandergift
Tom
Oliver Godfreyr
Oliver Jr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oliver
Homer Clayton
Gwendolyn
Ais
Clayton
J. Roberts
Arizona
Warren
Local paper notes community support and editorials
Fragmentary readable lines show the editor promotes community backing for Mose and urges affordability. The piece hints at a local paper promising low prices and engagement with readers.
Community Center Projects Expand in Teane Area
Construction under NYA work program progresses in Canton Canton Clarksville and Cantonland districts. Buildings feature assembly halls kitchens play rooms and stone and oak construction. About 50 NYA youths from Canton area will work part time over five months. Buildings serve community recreation 4 H club work and arts crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Usnton
van Zandt County
National Youth Administration
Clarksville
National
Youth Administration
Canton
NYA
Eantland
Ateuc
Employment Says Some In Texas New
Austin June 20 reports from the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research show 2 521 representative Texas establishments employing 108 609 workers in May. Payrolls were down 0 8 percent from four years ago and manufacturing employment fell 0 9 percent from April and 8 9 percent from May last year. Beverages commercial printing petroleum refining foundries machine shops public utilities dyeing and cleaning and laundries showed better results than the state average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Community Softball League Standings Update
The standing of the Softball League shows games played up to Thursday night June 1. Teams listed include leaders and affiliations with standings updated through the latest games.
For Sale House and Lot in Carrollton Notice
House and lot in Carrollton offered for sale with land and premises details. Contact Nannie McGee or see AG Kirksey for arrangements. Local ad appears in The Chronicle. ad rejected for unclear text and formatting but mentions home sale, cucumbers, and printing note.
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Carrollton
Reasonab L
Lane Entate
Apply
Nannie McGee
Local Visits and Printing Firm Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary notes show The Chranjela printing shop, with references to Mr and Mim Charley Jackson of Dalia visiting relatives. Names such as Stindhy My Mina Ursa Kenefpp Mia Kate Cheeseman and Nim Noble Coonrod appear with scattered travels to Houston and Sulphur Springs, plus Renner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Charley Jackson
Dalia
Mya
MC Kirkham
Renner
Jay Batley
Springs
Mina Ursa Kenefpp
Mia
Kate Cheeseman
Houston
Nim Noble Coonrod
Worth
Illness and visit notices from local residents
Noble Whitlock of Dalia is ill this week. Mrs. Clifton Myera was ill in the latter part of last week. Grover Ramick of Pine Bluff Arkansas is visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Whitlock
Dalia
Clifton Myera
Grover Ramick
Pine Bluff
Ark
Golden Jubilee State Fair Tickets Put Up For Sale
Souvenir tickets three for 1.00 fund rehabilitation of grounds and departmental budgets for the World's Largest State Fair. Nineteen directors subscribed for one book per employee, with firms and groups following suit. Goal is 100000 books, or 300000 tickets, with oversubscription anticipated. Tickets come in five color souvenir covers. Sales handled by Garrellton Chronicle at one dollar per book.
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Texas
Otto Herold
Garrellton Chronicle
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Elem
TE Rawlins of
Denton
Lillie Fyke
F B Townsend
Overton, Texas
JR “‘Townsends
McCormick Pharmacy
Caroliton
Lam
Sulphir Springe
East Texas
Mra
Mr. Valder
Lawson Lewin
Farmers Branch 5
Devire
Ouy
Kelley's Grocery & Market
AMPOL
Dickerson Grocery & Market
G.F. Myers
City Cash Grocery & Market
Rhoton Dry Goods Co
Alexander & Coon
Garland
Dave EB
Satterfield
Virginia
Abe Lincoln
Rod
Arth Airway Jewelry Shop
Maple Avenue
The
Airway Drug Store
Ee and
Meira Venrosegta
Jann
Teane
Lyon-Gray Lember Company
Mick
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
W. Ramsey
Tarmere
Wade Fyk
Kirksey
Can
Wanead
Chrantele
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