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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
5
Numerous residents and visitors from Hebron and nearby towns spent a weekend at Willow Springs. Names include Mrs WF Lewle, Mrs Nell McCremnick, Miss Zeims, Mrs Beal Tanker ape y7, Mr Guy Jones, Mrs Lannie Mosher, and many others. Visitors from Lebanon, Carrollton, and Denton joined family groups, church members, and neighbors for social time, with reports of weather and weekend activities.
A California cannery chief notes canned foods in a supposed million dollar kitchen myth. The feature cites canned product methods and the industry’s rapid growth, with a focus on testing accuracy and modern preparation. It discusses large annual cannery business, its impact on farmers and housewives, and the careful preservation of fruit and vegetables through advanced equipment and processes.
Me and Mrs Jettie and Lewis Thomas spent Sunday in Dallas with Mrs Wit Hosking. ALJ Hosking and Mrs Jute were in-musian Friday.
Coppell Happenings lists residents visiting relatives in Wil City and Tanily nf Fiemevvie. It notes Lorene Gentry and family weekends, Mr and Mrs CP Theamne hosting, and gatherings with Mr and Mrs Ales Bingil Byntuy and son, Mr and Mrs Barrett, 16.1 Gentry family events, and Mise Bulle Thompson’s visit with her brother.
Farmers Branch hosts a box supper at the community house Friday night to raise proceeds for the Buy Watchurch. Local families and neighbors attend events, with many residents visiting relatives in Dallas and Richardson. A P T A was organized at the school house with officers elected and twelve members joining. A meeting is set for Friday March 20.
Addison residents shared a weekend with relatives as Mr and Mrs Zion Howard of Justin visited. Carrie Horton and Lucile Buchanan of Dallas stayed with Mrs L P Lee and family. Carson Calliway and daughter joined relatives for Sunday dinner. A play titled Wild Ginger was set for Saturday at the school auditorium with 16 and 38 cents admission. Mrs Bi Noell traveled to Warmers Transit to meet Mrs J A Grind and Mrs A Maney during a Septin event.
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Samm Odim recovery noted after illness followed by birth of Edgar Cheat’s baby last Wednesday. Wealth of names from Renner and Lake Dallas areas appear in social notes, while a drowning tragedy near Lake Dallas marks a somber event. California and Oklahoma lead gasoline production. United States produces over 90 percent of world supply. The Chronicle promotes advertising as key revenue source.
Fragmentary reader message mentions a new paper in Carroll and a local town information update. Details are unreadable but implies the release of a paper or notices in a community area. No clear names, dates, or firms are legible.
Readable snippets describe fruit dishes and garnishes for spring entertainments. Mentions fruit varieties, jellies, creams, and arrangements with lemons oranges pears pineapples and maraschino cherries. References simple steps and decorative touches for serving fruit in glasses with garnishes.
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