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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
5
A jittery local social diary lists A J Hoskins and Hoyt Ags ton in Denton on business Friday. Mrs Russel Wyett and children shopping in Lewisville. many residents visiting kin in Denton and Carrollton. townfolk travel between Sherman Hospital for tonsil removal. visitors attend a funeral in Frankford Wednesday.
Marie Moody of Dallas spent the weekend in Coppell with her parents Mr and Mrs Moody. Mr and Mrs Parr along with dancing and family Charmive Gent ry were present for the event at Mount Bonday with Mr and Mrs B W Parr.
Mrs Floyd Gentey and daughter visit East Texas relatives. Imogene Hill and children of Everman spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bill Hunt. The Glob girls attended the Pat Stock Show in Fort Worth Monday. Rev Walker of Lewisville preached here both Sunday morning and evening. Dale Moody preached at Grapevine Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Nelson and daughter returned from Waco. B Long and wife hosted Rev and Mrs Walker and daughter from Lewinville Geo Thomas and family, Loisa Phomes, Lena Harrison and Zelma Simmons Bernice Gentry. Salute day with Annabel Pirkle. Pauline Pirkle visited Louise Gentry. Edward Thompson and Edward Naylor with Mike Tucker. A man mused about machines lowering costs and wealth distribution. Mrs Wood Buith called to Dallas last Thursday. Mr B Wilson died that day. The funeral was private for relatives and close friends. burial planned. Mrs Porter Montgomery, Mrs J B Grayley, Jack Anderson, Mrs W T Squibb, Tommie Joe Vandergrif, and Andrew Juckun attended an Open Forum in Dating and heard the Glee Club. F A McMurray and Miss Maurina Breexe attended the funeral of Mrs Wama Donaldson in Parmaville. The lady died after throat paralysis. burial in Farmersville cemetery. At Zoëlock Sunday afternoon, printing at The Chronicle is urged. this local trade benefits printers.
Clarence Darrow, Chicago criminal attorney, urged Sunday in Kansas City against harsher laws for kidnapping. He warned that death penalties may not deter crime and argued poverty and social systems shape crime, criticizing machine-driven work and unemployment as core issues. He called for systemic societal change.
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