07 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
1
A memorial style program is planned with Caprolithy Kym and others in attendance. World Friendship Missions Institute will host a service and program with invited guests and a guest list including local firemen and community figures.
Bonnie Jones and Daniel Nix, young couple from Dallas County, were married in Hugo Oklahoma with Billie Jones as bridesmaid and Arthur McCulley and family hosting. They visited Paria and Bundy before returning home. The bride is daughter of T. R. Dunes, a Row Nix gin owner. The article also notes candidate McChinamshak seeking county commissioner and lists various local figures and community events.
A fragmented notice describes a poster contest ending soon in Dallas with involvement from Misk Rui Brown Red Censa Nutrivionially Will and Lomorrow. Supervisors Miss Santa Upsinnw and others oversee entries while Grundy County scholastic groups and families prepare for results and prize distribution.
Firefighters elect officers at Parraliton Fire Department annual meeting held Saturday. Ted Mokay named captain. Ted McGoy delegated to attend a state meeting. Chas nin and Likeewlsu chosen for roles. plan to promote safety and community aid.
The World Friendably Tastix will be held in Carrollton this week with visiting speakers from Roan Antes and returning missionaries. Events include Friday Night with Ret Gov A Bowls and Evanges Jine, Saturday Night with Rey si Segovia and Mexican themes, Sunday Morning with Bur Jay Philips, and Sunday Evening memorial service for Fire Boys Currollin Pantani Sonic.
Fragmented OCR text references a play titled The Girl Who Forgot with mentions of Marghta Hebron and Hebei Jsuhuol Nuns. The readable fragments suggest a theatrical event set for a night, with unclear names and dates, and characters or groups involved.
Local notes report Mrs Mabie Sith visiting Dathts Thursday while Mrs Feat Loy Me and Mrs Morea hosted a gathering. Dallas visitors included 4 Bovian Misses Goldie Bolt and Kossie Styoley, with Jay and Ruth Padget among attendees. Sunday meetings featured Mrs Hyco May and others visiting Avon, Nina Bell Pratt spent time with Dorothy Good, and Mr and Mrs Sam Jordan dined with Mrs Q E Sutherland.
Local notes show Mrs. Douglas Daniels and several guests visiting this week. Miss Romaine Qook Miss Mo sine Odow Miss Stonw Lett Ay Hebron and families from Lebanon and Plano hosted gatherings with Sam Odow and relatives. Various visitations include Roy Choat Rollie Hainer Wylie families Mary Mamet Nea Wylie Mend Mes Jom Bridgesy Kidgen and more, with dinners and Sunday gatherings across communities.
The Walnut Hill report highlights Curtis Carter Jr and family events, including visits by relatives and local sports notes. It mentions upcoming meets, performances by Howie Wise, Mary Coutal, and Joe Mury Lay, plus schedules at Dailaw and Wylie.
Mr and Mrs Woguson of Dunvanetown hosted a gathering Saturday night with daughter and relatives in attendance. Attendees expressed thanks for a sweet poné and the event proceeded without incident.
Carrollton area residents hosted kin from Lewisville and Willow Springs. Families including Harper, Loyd, Holley, Lott, and Grimes spent days at homes near Lake Dallas and Addison guests joined. Local gatherings included church and social visits with neighbors from Celina, Garland, and Dallas. Community business updates include Carrollton service station managers and a dairy farmer promoting a cattle program with Garland creamery. Detected weather and illness notes appear, with several names and several male/female households listed and a long roster of visitors and relatives across town.
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A garbled, OCR like fragment lists Willow Springs items and numerous personal names, dates, places, and local references. The text mentions meetings, visitors, a courtroom or legal notices, and small community notes with many unclear spellings.
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