Fire Record Pays In Real Money
Fragmented OCR text describes a fire record, noting payments, costs, and figures amid garbled wording. Mentions Branch McMurray, Fuenrance, 18 percent, and various places and terms, but exact details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes a fire record, noting payments, costs, and figures amid garbled wording. Mentions Branch McMurray, Fuenrance, 18 percent, and various places and terms, but exact details are unclear.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Hebron Baptist Church for Guy Lord of Hebron also known as Hurry R. Lard. He died at his family home leaving his father mother and one sister Mrs Baul Dayiso of Hebron. Interment followed in the local cemetery. His death is a shock to relatives and friends across Hebron and nearby communities.
Mr and Mrs Ohmart traveled to Harrison Arkansas on Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs F J Shane who died Monday morning at AD atlock at the home in Calim. The widow had endured years of suffering. The funeral is likely to be held in Harrison on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ohmart plan to return home Friday.
A local plea from the Carrollton school trustees warns taxpayers of potential consequences if school funds are not paid. The notice emphasizes the importance of timely school tax payments for student welfare, safety, and continued district operations, urging prompt compliance and urging trustees to secure financial support. It also mentions related local business activity and a separate notice about a residence addition and materials supplier.
A garbled passage depicts debt concerns and anxious dialogue among unnamed individuals. The text references money, expenses, a man named in fragments, and tense reactions about finances and obligation, with distorted names and places suggesting a disrupted report on a financial or social distress situation.
The Courty Council president and Hebron PTA met Monday evening in Hesetoot auditorium with eleven members present. The meeting featured a lab activity with children from various rooms and plans to award a loving cup next year to the PTA for best renovation at the county council gathering in Aving. Sub junior girls and boys performed at the show with several students earning honorable mention and selection to represent the school at the county meet in Denton on Friday night March 97.
Carpenter Jonason of Dallas and bride from Sunset School plan a Dallas wedding. The groom works in trade and the Dallas born bride is an artist. Johnson family resides on a farm north of town near Marlette Oba Mins Marin Carpenter and Jack Johnson are named in the notice.
Readable text shows a quirky scene where a trap and scent play a role in a holiday setting. Mr Paely demonstrates the trap from a window as a rat is caught, while a nearby baker notes the odd scent and the plan to dispose of the critters with a stock of fragrances.
Program for Youth's Day at the Methodist church will feature the SeniorApworth League and Al League with songs and talks by local speakers. The event aims to honor Youth Day with a planned service and invitations extended to all.
The fragment lists numerous students across grade levels with mixed spellings and garbled surnames. It appears to be an honor roll or progress notice indicating student names such as Joanite Crow, Connie Fyrke, Richmond Cookedy, Hobbie Jon Myrrivon, and many others, spanning grades from quarter to junior high. The page ends noting The Roll of Progress will sour next woul.
Pre Easter services announced for Methadiat Church from Sunday March 28 to April 1. Pastor Reverend W N Vernon will preach with singing by Grability and choir. Congregations from surrounding communities are invited to attend. George Groves and A W Howe traveled to Rink Thursday. KE Taylor residing near Frvine plans additions to his farm residence. Lyon Gray Lumber Co of Carrollton aiding with marine supervision.
The OSWC Clan held its first monthly meeting with Ray Russell presiding as president Mire EP Berryhill acted as vice president A motion passed to enter a manual cleanup campaign slated for April The wash will be handled along the Napal River The meeting featured remarks on child labor laws and a discussion of local industry from oil fields to western fields with residents noting the buildup of machinery and concern over piles of equipment in the area
A promotional visit touts Mineral Wells as a health retreat near Dallas, praising the grand brick and steel hotel, the mineral waters, and social comforts. Tourists from across the country are drawn to the resort for recuperation, sociability, and the promise of renewed vigor under the care of attentive staff.
A local fund raising effort added $40 to a box labeled Appar at the night school event last Friday. Mrs. Martin announced the glee club numbers and Ray Gravley led an auction as Alvis Slocer and Seem Denton prepared to attend State Prathere College with plans to spend the week with their parents.
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